Babur, Delhi's Emperor, had just one child, Humayun. After Babur's passing, Humayun ascended to the throne. He was feeble and slothful. So Sher Shah, one of his officers, came up in opposition to him. Humayun was defeated in a significant battle, and Sher Shah was made the new ruler of Delhi. To save his life, Humayun had to flee. He had to pass via Khadur, the home of Guru Angad Sahib Ji, on his journey to Lahore. He traveled to Khadur to see the Guru and ask for his favor because he wanted to become Emperor once more.
When Humayun arrived at the Guru's residence, Guru Angad Sahib Ji was engaged in both teaching and prayer. As a result, he was unaware of the Emperor. The Emperor became irate. He detested waiting. "How dare the Guru not show any respect to the King!" he remarked. He became extremely enraged by this sensation and made the decision to kill the Guru as a result. Humayun tried to draw his sword from his sheath by gripping the hilt, but he was unable.
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The Guru had completed his prayers and was prepared to hear what the Emperor had to say. He grinned and added, "You are brave enough to try and draw your sword to frighten or kill peace-loving people," as he saw what Humayun was going to do. How come you didn't use it on Sher Shah? You made the cowardly move to flee. Although your weapon was useless in battle, all of a sudden you seem to have developed courage as a fighter. Humayun was embarrassed. He asked the Guru for forgiveness. He said sorry and said he know that Guru Nanak was gracious enough to bless my father, who became the Emperor of Delhi. Sher Shah has seized the throne from me. I can only become the Emperor once more with your blessing. I beg you to have mercy and to bless me.
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The Guru remained silent for a while before gazing intently into the vanquished Emperor's eyes. Today, gain some knowledge. You would have swiftly reclaimed your empire if you had only been patient and sat with us while taking pleasure in our company. Now, however, you have stopped that flow by putting your hand on the hilt of your sword with the intention of harming those who are praying. You need to flee to Persia and then battle your way back. You will reclaim your throne, but keep in mind that being an emperor requires being decent, upright, and beneficial to the populace. By God's grace, you will become an Emperor if you agree to do that. Be patient and never forget that God is the one who fulfills all wishes. Humayun hurried away to Persia determined to act upon the Guru's Advice.
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After some time, he assembled his troops and was assisted by the Emperor of Persia. He returned to India with a sizable army, and he and his soldiers fought valiantly this time. After winning the conflict, Humayun reclaimed his position as Delhi's emperor. Humayun wanted to help the Guru because he was so grateful to him, but Guru Angad Sahib Ji had already passed away. As the third Guru of the Sikhs, Guru Amar Das Ji. The Guru reminded the king in a message to respect holy men and to be kind and good to his subjects. Akbar, the son of Humayun, visited Guru Amar Das Ji and offered help for the Guru's Langar.
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