A dispute over the keys to one of these places led to groups repeatedly being beaten on trips to collect firewood from a nearby (-5[1])grove. These places have four doors named for livelihood, peace, learning, and grace. In addition to having golak boxes, many (15[1])of these places have a light called a jot (“jote”) on at all times. (-5[3])In the 1920s, (15[1])these places were reformed in order to take power away from (*) mahants by the Akali movement. (10[2]-5[1])A (10[2])triangular (10[1])flag (10[1])with an insignia (10[7])of (10[1])intersecting weapons (10[1])is flown (10[2])outside (10[5])of (-5[1])these (10[2])places. (10[5])In these places, (10[1])a fan made from yak hair is used to fan (10[1])an object placed on a takht (10[1])and covered with cloth. (-5[1])Free vegetarian food (10[2])is often (10[1])served (10[1])in langar (-5[1])halls in these places, (10[1])which include the Golden Temple of Amritsar. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name these places of worship for Sikhs. ■END■ (10[4])