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Preface
This book is written from practical experience and for the future generation's reference. The heritage and historical buildings are significant to evident the actual history. The two primary reasons were kept in mind during the writing of this book. First, is the historical significance. Second, many self-made scholars put detrime
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Restoration & Renovation of Abandoned Historical Places - SATPREET SINGH
Restoration & Renovation of Historical Abandoned Places
Copyright © 2022 by Satpreet Singh
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission from the author.
ISBN 978-1-7375532-8-1 (Punjabi)
ISBN 978-1-7375532-5-0 (English)
ISBN 978-1-7375532-7-4 (Punjabi E-book)
ISBN 978-1-7375532-1-2 (English E-Book)
Publisher:
Sikh Reference Library USA
1463 Moffat Blvd, Suite 9
Manteca, CA 95336 USA
www.sikhreferencelibraryusa.com
Printed in the USA by 48HrBooks (www.48HrBooks.com)
Dedication
This book is dedicated to The mother of the Khalsa Panth
Mata Sahib Kaur (Deva) Ji. Mata Sahib Kaur Ji is the mother of the Khalsa Panth, and this title is given to her by Dhan Dhan Guru Gobind Singh Ji
Table of Contents
Foreword
Preface
Restoration and Renovation
Restoration
Types of Restoration
Importance
Survival
Renovation
Type
Importance
Survival
Sikha Theory of Restoration
Nanak Shahi Bricks
Kanker (Pebbles)
Jute
Dal (Lentils, Peas, Beans)
Saffron
Milk
Seashells
Acacia Gum
Turmeric
Indigo (Neel)
Yogurt
Buffalo Milk Butter
Jaggery
Gurdwara Janam Asthan Mata Sahib Kaur Ji
History
Proposals of design
Land Purchase
Contracts
Gurdwara Choha Sahib Ji
History
Inspections
Geotechnical Condition
Master Plan
Material
Sarovar
Electric Plan
Restoration Contract
Historical Artifacts
Contributory Religious Organizations
Individual Contributors
Foreword
The author writes this book from his practical experience by restoring very significant historical buildings, Gurdwara Choha Sahib Ji and Gurdwara Janam Asthan Mata Sahib Kaur Ji in west Punjab. Both buildings were abandoned during the partition of Punjab in August 1947. The Khalsa Panth lost significant historical buildings and trillion-dollar properties and moved to east Punjab.
The author of this traveled to west Punjab in December 2019 to see the Khalsa Panth historical places in west Punjab from the United States of America. His travel experience was very sorrowful by visiting the abandoned historical Gurdwaras. Many encroachments were made, and the condition of the approximately 476 historical Gurdwaras was very critical. He came back to the United States of America after his eight-day visit. But his life was changed by seeing the actual ground realities of the abandoned historical places.
The author is highly educated and has many professional designations as an entrepreneur in the United States of America. He used his expertise and formed a California-based USA non- profit organization named Ranjit Nagara.
After getting all approvals and forming the non-profit organization Ranjit Nagara,
he did arduous work from January 2020 to August 2020 to get approvals from the foreign country outside the United States of America where these historical buildings were located.
The author worked day and night with the architects, restorers, governmental officials, and departments daily to resolve the hurdles during the restoration process. Finally, the restoration was completed. He wrote this book to remove the barriers of the future generation in restoring historical buildings in east and west Punjab.
pic002Rupinder Kaur
Bibliognost
Sikh Reference Library USA
Preface
This book is written from practical experience and for the future generation's reference. The heritage and historical buildings are significant to evident the actual history. The two primary reasons were kept in mind during the writing of this book. First, the historical significance. Second, many self-made scholars put detriment to the Khalsa Panth history and deterring the name of the Historical places with their thoughts without any research. The history given in this book is referenced from the Khalsa Panth authenticated resources like Mahan Kosh of Bhai Kahan Singh Nabha, Suraj Parkash Granth, Prachin Panth Prakash, and the scholars of Damdami Taksal.
This book aims to guide how to restore the centuries-old building with the same material in their original structure. It also explains that the ingredients used in the material are powerful and helpful in the environment for better health. The heritage and historical buildings do not need to destroy by saying that there is no way to save them. This book provides the ways to keep the historically significant building to preserve them for the coming generations. These buildings provide pieces of evidence for the glory of the religions, states, and nations.
The development of the Sikha Theory of Restoration, Renovation, and Reconstruction was based on the guidance from the material used during the Khalsa empires. It explains how that material is beneficial for human and environmental health, how nature made the materials for constructing the buildings, and how we can use them for a better living experience.
Satpreet Singh
Restoration
and
Renovation
Restoration and Renovation
Restoration, Renovation, and Reconstruction are the three different terms used in three different circumstances and situations to rebuild the feeling, attachment, adaptability of the past, and guidance for the future. Every Nation, State, Country, Culture, Society, Community, diversity, group has its own history of thoughts, ideas, buildings, objects, subjects, etc. Restoration, renovation, and reconstruction are essential tools to save and preserve those thoughts, ideas, buildings, structures, objects, subjects, focus. This tool serves to keep and protect history in the present, provide guidance and become the root for the future generation.
Restoration
Restoration means an initial or prior peak beautiful, perfect, acceptable situation or circumstances of history, mind, building, object, asset, structure, subject, etc. In the present world. Restoration is an extensive, complicated, and complex issue in world history. Restoration has the power to save history for generations to use for future references. Restoration can be Historical, thoughts, environmental, climate, physical, tangible, intangible, building, object, asset, etc. Each field has its own significance and importance. Without history, the present is blind, and the future is murky. History works as a driver of the present to place it in the hands of the future. Restoration is a tool for history. Restoration plays a vital role in understanding the value of the heritage, inheritance, legacy of any religion, society, community, group, diversity.
pic003Types of Restoration
Restoration is a vast and complex field. It has many branches and is applied to all areas including but not limited to:
History: The first and foremost significant area of restoration is history. The history impacted by many traditions, cultures, rulers, anti- rulers, and time play a vital role in benevolence, goodwill, decency, indulging, assisting, serving, harm, damage, injury, hurt, and prejudice. When the thoughts of cohorts of tradition, cultures, rulers came into power, then the history of that religion, society, community, group shines. On the other hand, anti-cohorts have always tried to hurt others to detriment history. There is also another side called neutrals, and when they come in powers, history stays at what it is on at the start time of naturalization power. The neutralization period does not shine or provide detriment. The cohorts of every religion, society, group, and community are always concerned about preserving and restoring their true history.
pic004Environment: Ecology word is used to be the concern of the environment. Environmental restoration is the central issue of the globe in the modern world. Initially, humans did pay attention to the environmental issue and became more materialistic in money, fame, or prestige. The recent era of humans forgets about nature. It ignores the damage of the natural environment only to facilitate for the sole personal interest of the human to facilitate himself, family, society, group, community, state, and nation. Environmental restoration is most important to restore for the actual facilitation of the world's present and future generations. Nature fills its gap by itself. Understanding the natural environment and stopping damaging the natural resources provided by the environment and world creator will help preserve and restore the environment.
pic005Building: History defines through literature, books, scholars, practitioners, characters, buildings, etc. Each religion, society, group, community, state, and nation has its own construction history. The type of construction and buildings represent them in their own way. All governments, most NGOs, private and public heritage businesses are serious about saving their heritage by preserving the old historical buildings. Each state and nation have its own separate building restoration department to keep the history of their State and Nation. It is imperative to save historical buildings because history is mythology without evidence and reference. History becomes real when it has evidence in the past to serve the present, and the 17 present makes history glorify the past with