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Samarth Ramdas Wiki: - Samarth Ramdas (c. 1608 – c. 1681), also known as Sant Ramdas, Ramdas Swami, or just Ramdas, was an Indian Hindu saint, philosopher, poet, writer, and spiritual master. He was a Hindu devout follower of Rama and Hanuman.

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Ramdas, or Narayan, was born on the day of Rama Navami in 1608 in Jamb, a hamlet in the present-day Jalna district of Maharashtra. Suryajipanta and Ranubai Thosar raised him in a Marathi Deshastha Rigvedi Brahmin household. Surya, the Vedic solar deity, was revered by his father. Ramdas has a brother named Gangadhar who was his older brother. Narayan's father died when he was just seven years old. After the death of his father, it is reported that Narayan became an introvert and was frequently observed thinking about the holy. On this page, we have covered all the details about Samarth Ramdas Wiki, Birthdays, Height, Age, Family Details, Weight, Important Facts, and many more.

Samarth Ramdas Biography

Samarth Ramdas was born in Narayan Suryajipanta Thosar, c. 1608, Jamb, Jalna district, Maharashtra, India. According to mythology, Narayan ran away from his wedding ceremony after hearing a pundit scream the term 'Saavdhan!' (Warning!) During a traditional Hindu wedding rite. He is said to have walked to Panchavati, a Hindu holy village near Nashik, when he was twelve years old. He then relocated to Taakli, which is located near Nashik. He spent the following twelve years at Taakli as an ascetic in total devotion to Rama, most likely between 1621 and 1633. He followed a strict daily schedule at this time, devoting most of his time to meditation, devotion, and exercise. At the age of 24, he is said to have reached enlightenment. Around this time, he changed his name to Ramdas.

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Samarth Ramdas Literary Works

During Ramdas' lifetime, he wrote a great deal of literature. Dasbodh, Karunashtakas, Sunderkand, Yuddhakand, Poorvarambh, Antarbhav, Aatmaaram, Chaturthman, Panchman, Manpanchak, Janaswabhawgosavi, Panchsamasi, Saptsamasi, Sagundhyan, Nirgundhyan, Junatpurush, Shadripunirupan, Panchikaran Ramdas, unlike the Warkari saints, is not regarded as a pacifist, and his writings contain strong statements advocating nationalism as a method of combating the violent Muslim invaders.

Listed below are some of his notable literary works.

• Manache shlok|Manache Shlok

• Dasbodh

• Shree Maruti Stotra

• Aatmaaram

• 11-Laghu Kavita

• Shadripu Nirupan

• Maan Panchak

• Chaturthmaan

• Raamayan (Marathi-Teeka)

Samarth Ramdas Death News

At 1681, Ramdas died in Sajjangad. He hadn't eaten or drunk anything for the previous five days. Prayopaveshana is the name given to the practice of fasting till death. While resting beside a Rama idol brought from Tanjore, he repeated the taraka mantra "Shriram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram" During this time, his students Uddhav Swami and Akka Swami stayed in his service. The last rituals were held for Uddhav Swami. Sambhaji, the second Maratha Chhatrapati (ruler), later built a samadhi (shrine) in Sajjangad.

FAQ

Q.1 Who is Samarth Ramdas?

Ans. Samarth Ramdas was an Indian Marathi Hindu saint, philosopher, poet, writer, and spiritual master.

Q.2 What is the age of Samarth Ramdas?

Ans. His age is 73 years when he died.

Q.3 What is the name of Samarth Ramdas Father?

Ans. His father’s name is not known.

Q.4 What is the name of Samarth Ramdas Mother?

Ans. His mother’s name is not known.