Mata Tripta

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Mata Tripta was the mother of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, and is revered in Sikh tradition for her piety and nurturing role in his early life.

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Mata Tripta canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sikh religious figure
historical figure
human
associatedCommunity Khatri
associatedPlace Nankana Sahib
Talwandi
associatedWith Guru Nanak
early Sikh history
child Bebe Nanaki
Guru Nanak
commemoratedBy Sikh devotees
countryOfCitizenship India
culture Sikh tradition
ethnicGroup Punjabi
gender female
honorificPrefix Mata
influenced early upbringing of Guru Nanak
knownFor nurturing nature
piety
languageSpoken Punjabi
legacy remembered for devotion and care for Guru Nanak
maritalStatus married
mentionedIn Sikh historical narratives
motherOf Guru Nanak
name Mata Tripta
notableFor being the mother of Guru Nanak
role in early life of Guru Nanak
partOf family of Guru Nanak
placeOfBirth Delhi Sultanate
Nankana Sahib region
Punjab
Talwandi Rai Bhoi
placeOfDeath Punjab
region Punjab
religion Sikhism
respectedAs pious mother
respectedIn Sikhism
roleInFamily mother
wife
roleInTradition exemplary mother
spouse Mehta Kalu
spouseOccupation accountant
spouseReligion Hinduism
timePeriod 15th century
16th century
veneratedIn Sikh tradition

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