Every Sikh man has an innate king's demeanor. They are wrapped in long headscarves, with thick and neat beards, and a sword with a sword hanging around their waists. The Sikh men carry "5 treasures", also called "5k", which are: Kanga, Kachha, Kara, Kirpan, Kesh. The custom of five K was advocated by Gobind Singh (the 16661708 AD), the tenth generation of Sikh. It means wooden comb kanga used to comb hair; close-fitting shorts are used to remind Sikh people not to have extramarital affairs; bracelet kara reminds Sikh people not to do bad things; Sikh short knife kirpan reminds Sikh people to fight against sin at any time; hair reminder The image of the long hair made by the Sikh people of WaheGuru is God's own image and a true human image.