Lokdevta Ramdev ji, the folk deity of Rajasthan

LOKDEVTA RAMDEV JI  : - 

    Ramdevji, the all-loved Lokvadeta of Rajasthan, is worshiped with immense faith in the whole of Rajasthan, North Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Western Uttar Pradesh and Western Haryana by the name of Ramsapir, "Dhani of Runecha" and "Baba Ramdev". 

    Ramdevji's father Ajmalji Tanwar (Rajput) was Thakar of Runecha village (present day Ramdevra). His mother's name was Mainade. 

    Ramdev ji was born in Bhadvi Sadi Dwitiya (Babe Ri Beej), 1462 Vikrami (1405 AD) in Undu Kashmir village (located in Shiv tehsil of present Barmer district).

    Stories People of Hindu religion consider Ramdev ji as an incarnation of Lord Krishna.

    The village and while the Muslims also worship him as 'Ramsa Pir'. , It is believed that Ramdev ji got the bowls of five Muslim Pirs from Mecca brought here by the effect of his miraculous power. 

    After this miracle, Muslim pirs gave Ramdev ji. Gave the noun of 'Misal Ramsa Pir'.

    Ramdev ji's brother's name was Veeramdev. His guru was Balinathji (Balknath). where does this go. 

    That Ramdev ji killed the demon Bhairav ​​and rebuilt the Pokaran town. 

    And got the Ramsarovar pond constructed in Runecha (present day Ramdevra).

RAMDEV JI KE PAGALYE  : - 

    Ramdev's pagalye' (footprints) are worshiped in every village of Rajasthan.

    His Meghwal devotees are called 'Rikhia', who sing his hymns in the night vigils (Jamma).

    Ramdev's grand temple is built on his tomb in Ramdevra village (ancient name Runecha / Runija) of Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan. 'Ramsa Pir' had taken a living samadhi here on Bhadrapada Shukla Ekadashi, 1515 Vikrami (1458 AD).

    A huge fair is organized every year on the tomb of Ramdev ji from Bhadrapad Shukla Dwitiya to Ekadashi. This fair is called 'Kumbh of Marwar'. 

    There is a tradition of offering clothed horses (ghodle) to the mausoleum by the devotees in the fair.

RAMDEV JI KA GHODLE  : - 

    The name of Ramdev ji's vehicle (horse) was 'Leela', hence he. Also called 'Leela horse (ghodle) Ra Aswar'.

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