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Tulsi Das
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Tul·si Das  (tls däs) 1543?-1623.
Hindu poet whose Ramcaritmanas is considered one of the greatest works of Hindi literature.
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he festival is believed to have started by noted poet Tulsidas over 400 years ago.
Nag Nathiya festival draws large number of devotees to Varanasi by Asian News International
The priest's father, Jogeshwaranand, alleged that they wanted Tulsidas to distribute cash and jewellery offerings worth Rs 70 lakh.
Tongue of a priest chopped off in UP by Mail Today (New Delhi, India)
4) The junction of the two rivers makes a stunning landscape, as noted by Tulsidas in the sixteenth century: "Beautiful is the meeting of the white and the dark (rivers of the Ganga and Yamuna).
Seeing, being seen, and not being seen: pilgrimage, tourism, and ... by Maclean, Kama / Cross Currents
 
 
 
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