Veer Kalla ji Rathore, Hadbu ji Sankhla

 VEER KALLA JI RATHORE  : -

    'Keerat Kalla Rao Ri, hello kos hajar. Make him sit by holding his arm, look and call. , 

    Kalla Rathore, the folk deity with four hands, was Meera Bai's nephew. He was born in Vikram Samvat 1601 at Asasingh, the younger brother of Rao Jaimal Rathod, the ruler of Merta pargana. 

    His guru was Yogi Jalandharnath. Kalla Rathore had achieved success by worshiping his Kuldevi Nagnechi. Kallaji had good knowledge of Ayurveda and herbs, he had success in curing many incurable diseases. 

    1567 AD When Akbar invaded Mewar under the rule of Maharana Uday Singh, Jaimal Rathore (Veer Kalla ji's uncle) showed amazing bravery in the war on behalf of Uday Singh.

     In the war, Kalla Rathore fought bravely with swords in both hands by making Jaimal sit on his shoulder. In this way, four swords were seen moving together in the war, on this basis, Kallaji came to be called 'four-handed deity'. 

    Veer Kalla ji is known as 'Kehar', 'Kalyan', 'Kamadhaj', 'Yogi' and 'Yogi' in different parts of Rajasthan. ' Baal Brahmachari is worshiped as a folk deity.

    They have more recognition in Banswara district of Rajasthan.

    There are more than two hundred temples of Kallaji built here.

    Kallaji is worshiped in the form of a snake and is considered to be an incarnation of Sheshnag.

HARABU JI SANKHLA  : -

     Hadbuji was the son of Mehaji Sankhla, the ruler of Bhandel (Nagaur). It is believed that Hadbuji was a contemporary of Rao Jodha and gifted a sword and dagger to Rao Jodha to free Marwar from the authority of Mewar. 

    After Mandore victory, Rao Jodha gave Bengti village to Hadbuji. In Bengti (in Phalodi tehsil of Jodhpur district) Hadbuji's main place is there, where Hadbuji's vehicle is worshipped. 

    Hadbu ji was Ramdev's cousin, and the teacher of both of them was also Balinath ji. It has been said about Hadbu ji in the Vanis composed by Ramdevji Hadbu ji Sankhla Har Dam Hajir Gaon Bengti Mah

    Only my second body is known, yes my aunt has gone brother. 

    Hadbuji was a connoisseur of Shakun Shastra, a man of promise and a miraculous great man. Their priests are Sankhla Rajputs.

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