Shri Ramcharit Manas
The cover of Shri Ramacharitmanas published by Geetaparan Gorakhpur
Shri Ram Charit Manas is an epic composed by Goswami Tulsidas in the 16th century in Avadi language. Shri Ramcharit Manas has a special place in Indian culture. In North India, every day is read as a Ramayana by many people. In Ramacharit Manas, the protagonist of this book is depicted as a super power while in the Ramayana by Maharishi Valmiki, Shri Ram is shown as a human. Although Lord Rama of Tulsi is omnipotent, there are limitations Purushottam. In the Sharad Navaratri, the text of this beautiful Kanda is done all nine days.
Ramcharitmanas are considered to be a great masterpiece of Hindi literature. Ramcharitmanas are also commonly called 'Tulsi Ramayana' or 'Tulsiday Ramayana'. Based on the historic Ram-Ravan war in the Treta era, Ramcharitmanas, composed in Awadhi, a popular language of Hindi, was ranked 46th in the world's 100 Best Powers.
introduction
Ramcharit Manas is an epic poem written by 15th century poet Goswami Tulsidas. As Tulsidas himself wrote in Ramakritya Manak's childhood, that he started the composition of Ramcharit Manas on Ramnavmi (Tuesday) of Ramnavmi in Ayodhya on Vikram Samvat 1631 (1574 AD). According to Shri Hanuman Prasad Poddar of Gitanappur, Goswami Tulsidas had taken 2 years 7 months 26 days to write Ramcharitmanas and completed it on the day of Ram Marriage in Margashirsha Shuklpak of Soviet 1633 (1576 AD). The language of this epic is a period which is a branch of Hinduism.
In Ramcharitmanas, Goswami Tulsidas has described the pure and vivid character of Shri Ramchandra. Sanskrit Ramayana composed by Maharishi Valmiki is considered to be the basis of Ramcharitmanas. Although both Ramayana and Ramcharitmanas are described in the character of Ram, there are notable differences in the description style of poets composed of both epics. Where Valmiki has shown Ram as merely a worldly figure in Ramayana, Tulsidas has considered Ram as the incarnation of Lord Vishnu in Ramcharitmanas.
Tulsidas has divided Ramcharitmanas into seven chandras. The names of these seven books are Balakand, AyodhyaKand, Aranyakand, Kishkindadhanda, Sunderkand, Lanka and Uttarkand. According to the number of bars, the child and the Kishkindadh are respectively the largest and smallest blacks. Tulsidas ji has used the beautiful ornaments of Hindi in Ramcharitmanas, especially the Aluprations ornamentation. Every Hindu has a unique faith on Ramcharitmanas and it is considered as a holy book of Hindus. Brief psyche story
Tulasidas takes some of the quadrupeds of Ramcharit Manas written by J. The point is when Manu and Sartupa were doing penance of Param Brahma. After doing penance for many years, Shankarji himself said to Parvati that I, Brahma and Vishnu came to Manu Sarturapa several times to give up, which is mentioned in the Ramcharitmanas written by Tulsi Das ji - " Apara, Manu came as many twelve ". As the above four quote shows, these people came many times to say that you ask for whatever you want to ask; But Manu Satarupa had to ask for Param Brahma in the form of a son then how would he ask for Shankar, Brahma and Vishnu from him? Our Lord Shri Ram is omniscient. They automatically know the desire of the devotee's heart. When 23 thousand years have elapsed, there is a voice called by Lord Shriram: "Lord Sarbagya Das Nij Jani, Momenta Unique Taksa Nrip Rani. Maanghu Mangu Baru Bhai Nabh Bani, Param Gurkhit Karmmrit Sani .." When Manu sarrupa hears this sky voice, his heart becomes hilarious. And when Brahma Ram manifested himself, Manu and Sartarupa, while praising him, say, "Sunu Sevak Sutaru, Sadhnu, Bidhi Hari Har Bandit Pad, Renu. Savit Grab Sole Soothing, Pratantpal Sutrachha Nayak." That is, whose stages of Vandana method, Hari and Har means Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh all do, and whose form is praised by both Saguna and Nirguna: What do they ask for them? By mentioning this, Tulsi Baba has advised those people to worship Ram, who consider only the formless as supreme. Chapter Related Links
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