Tulsidas

Tulsidas is a Hindu poet and one of the greatest poets in literature in Hindi, India and the world. He is known for his devotion to Lord Rama, best known as the author of the epic "Ram Charimanas". Ritterling He is also regarded as a composer of "Hanuman · Charisa" which praises Hama 's enthusiastic follower, Hanuman. Tulsidas is believed to be the reincarnation of the original Ramayana composer St. Valmichi. However, as a popular writer and composer of many popular works, Tulsidas only offered some facts about his own life in his work. Whatever he knows, he comes primarily from the 'Bhaktamal' commentary named 'Bhaktamarhi' by 'Bhaktamal' and Priyadas created by his modern Nabhadas. There are many legends about the birth of Turcidas and the early life and it is believed that he met Hanuman, and through his grace he has the vision of the Lord Rama. It is said that Sankatmochan temple dedicated to Hanuman of Varanasi was standing where he saw Hanuman. Tulsidas is an award-winning poet and its influence continues to be reflected in Indian art, culture and society.

Tulsidas (1532-1623) is a legendary Indian poet, the philosopher Tulsidas is the author of "Ramcharitmanas" and is one of the best epic in history. His full name is Gosuwami Turcidas born in Rapur, Banda, Uttar Pradesh, India, in 1532 during the reign of Mughal emperor Akbar. Turcidas was born Saraya Palina Braemmin who is thought to embody the saint Varmiki who formed Ramayana in Sanskrit. He was the son of Atmaram Shukla Dube and Hulsi, he was called Tulsiram when he was a child. Turcidas' childhood was a poor and painful childhood, but he was a devout follower of Lord Rama and was taught by his leader Naharidas during his days in Scalquet. He will continue to marry Buddhimati (also known as Ratnavali) with a son named Tarak.

It is well known that Turcidas was born in Furushi in 1532 and Atmaram Shukla Dube was born in Rapur, Uttar Pradesh, India. He was born as Sarayuparina Brahmin. Turcidas was told that he did not cry when he was born, and he was completely preserving all the 32 teeth when he was born. In his childhood, he was called Tulsiram or Ram Bola. Turcidas spoke to his wife, Buddy Mati, and said: "If you want to cultivate half of your love for my dirty body for Lord Rama, these happiness pierces Turcida's heart. He gave up his house, became ascetic, and over 14 years visited various sacred places. According to the legend, Turcidas met Sir Hanuman and passed the vision of Lord Rama.

Tulsidas Hindi: Goswami Tulsidas (1532-1623) is a Hindu poet, saint, reformer, philosopher known for his devotion to Rama. As a composer of some popular works, he is best known as the author of the epic Ramcharitmanas talking about Sanskrit Ramayana at the epic "Awadhi" (Awadhi). Sanskrit Ramayana) Throughout his life he was admired as the reincarnation of the Sanskrit original Ramayana composer Varmiki. He is also considered a composer of Hanuman Cialisa, a popular spiritual ode of Hanaman, a sacred devotee of Haraman. Tulsidas spends most of his life in Varanasi. Tulsi Ghat of the Ganges river of Varanasi was named after him