Tulsi Das (तुलसीदास जी)


Bhaktamal | Goswami Tulsidas
Real Name - Rambola Dubey
Guru - Narharidas
Aaradhya - Sri Ramachandra, Lord Shiva
Born - 11 August 1511 | Shravana Shukla Saptami | Tulsidas Jayanti
Place of Birth - Rajpur in Banda district of Uttar Pradesh
Died - 31 July 1623, Assi Ghat of Varanasi
Marital Status - Married
Language - Period, Sanskrit
Father- Atmaram Shukla Dubey
Mother - Hulsi
Famous Granth - Ramcharitmanas, Parvati-Mangal, Vinay-Patrik, Geetavali, Krishna-Gitavali, Janaki-Mangal, Ramlalanhachhu, Dohavali, Vairagyasandeepani, Ramagyaprashna, Satsai, Barvai Ramayana, Kavitavali, Hanuman Bahuk
❀ Nabhadas wrote about Tulsidas, that he is an incarnation of Valmiki.
❀ Priyadas describes the seven miracles and spiritual experiences of Tulsidas 100 years after his death.
तुलसीदास जी - हिन्दी में पढ़ें
भक्तमाल | गोस्वामी तुलसीदास | असली नाम - रामबोला दुबे | गुरु - नरहरिदास | आराध्य - श्री रामचंद्र, भगवान शिव
Bhakt Tulsi Das BhaktTulsidas BhaktGoswami Tulsidas BhaktRambola Dubey Bhakt
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