Did Angad and his successive “gurus” alter Nanak’s hymns in Granth?

[paarsurrey]

Did Angad and his successive “gurus” alter Nanak’s hymns in Granth?

I envision that Angad and the successive “gurus” altered Nanak’s hymns in general:

1. By excluding some and or many of them, not of their liking.
2. By adding some and or many of them in his name “Nanak”.
3. By doctoring some and or many of them.
4. By redacting some and or many of them.

Right, please?

Regards

 

[paarsurrey]

Did Angad and his successive “gurus” alter Nanak’s hymns in Granth?

I envision that Angad and the successive “gurus” altered Nanak’s hymns in general:

1. By excluding some and or many of them, not of their liking.
2. By adding some and or many of them in his name “Nanak”.
3. By doctoring some and or many of them.
4. By redacting some and or many of them.

Right, please?

I envision, they did a lot. One would find many stories in the Sikhs very commonly described but not mentioned in unequivocal and straightforwards manner by Nanak in the Nanak's hymns in the Granth. Right, please?

One aspect of it is that Nanak's hymns were profusely altered. The Sikhs talk of five travels that Nanak made of different regions of the world with no mention being made of Nanak in his hymns in the Granth in this connection. Right, please?

This, I understand, is a clear witness that Angad and his associates altered Nanak's hymns to their liking.
Right, please?

Regards