Great Sikh Women - Part 2 - The Scar of Fortune is second part to the triology on these outstanding women.
For all the Sikh women who belong to the family circle of the Sikh Gurūs, the author has made use of their language, but has basically kept to the existing textual guidelines.
Great Sikh women, on the other hand, who were "empty" as historical figures, have given her the poetic freedom to ignite a firework of imagination and breathe life into them that she imagined could have been so.
Impressive is her delicate and profoundly literary language in the unspeakable suffering of Sikh women who laid down their lives through pain and torture for the sake of VĀHIGURŪ JĪs honour.
Elisabeth Meru
Bibi Dharam Kaur, Bibi Harnam Kaur, Bibi Harsarn Kaur, Bibi Khem Kaur Mata Sullakhni, Mata Sundri, Mata Tripta, Mata Daya Kaur, Mata Gujri, Mata Jito, Mata Suhag Bai Matho Murrari, Rani Jindian, Rani Sada Kaur, Golden Temple, Amritsar, Guru Nanak, Sikhism, Sikhi, Khanda, Nishan Sahib, Gurpurb, Vaisakhi VAHIGURŪ JĪ Kā KHĀLSĀ Bibi Shushil Kaur, Bibi Viro, Mai Kishan Kaur, Mai Bhago, Mai Kabul Wali, Mata Khivi, Bibi Amro, Bibi Anup Kaur, Bibi Baghel Kaur, Bibi Basant Lata, Bibi Bhagbhari, Bibi Bhani Bibi Kaulan, Bibi Nirbhai Kaur, Bibi Rajni, Bibi Shamsher Kaur, Bibi Sharan Kaur, Bebe Nanaki, Bibi Agya Kaur, Bibi Balbir Kaur, Bibi Dalair Kaur, Bibi Deep Kaur VAHIGURŪ JĪ Kī FATEH Bibi Prem Kaur, Bibi Rajinder Kaur, Bibi Ranjit Kaur, Bibi Sachan Sach, Bibi Sahib Kaur