Q:What key details about max arthur macauliffe can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: michael macauliffe , also known as max arthur macauliffe -lrb- 10 september 1841 15 march 1913 -rrb- , was a senior sikh-british administrator , prolific scholar and author . macauliffe is renowned for his translation of sikh scripture and history into english . macauliffe was born at newcastle west , county limerick , on 10 september 1841 . he was educated at newcastle school , limerick , and springfield college . he attended queen 's college galway between 1857 and 1863 , being awarded junior scholarships in the literary division of the arts faculty for 1857-8 , 1858-9 , and 1859-60 . he was awarded a b.a. degree with first class honours in modern languages in 1860 . he obtained a senior scholarship in ancient classics for 1860-1 , and a senior scholarship in modern languages and history for 1861-2 . he also served as secretary of the college 's literary and debating society for the 1860-1861 session . macauliffe entered the indian civil service in 1862 , and arrived in the punjab in february 1864 . he was appointed deputy commissioner of the punjab in 1882 , and a divisional judge in 1884 . he retired from the indian civil service in 1893 . macauliffe also wrote a rendition , english translation of the sacred scriptures of the sikh religion , the '' guru granth sahib '' . he also wrote '' the sikh religion : its gurus , sacred writings and authors '' -lrb- six volumes , oxford university press , 1909 -rrb- . he was assisted in his works by pratap singh giani , a sikh scholar . macauliffe converted to sikhism in the 1860s and was even derided by his british employers for having '' turned a sikh '' his personal assistant remarked in his memoirs that on his death bed , macauliffe could be heard reciting the sikh morning prayer , japji sahib , ten minutes before he died . macauliffe is held in high esteem amongst sikh communion , for his attempted translation into english of the sikh scriptures , the guru granth sahib . at a lecture at the annual session of the lahore singh sabha macauliffe proclaimed that...
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- death place is london kingdom , sinclair gardens , west kensington , united- alt is max arthur macauliffe portrait- known for is english sikhism translator of the sikh scriptures and historian of- caption is a prominent sikh writer of the early 20th century- death date is march 15 1913- birth date is september 10 1841- name is max arthur macauliffe- image is max arthur macauliffe portrait.jpg- birth place is newcastle west , limerick , ireland