Recently, a controversial statement was made by a state minister on the Tulasidas’s Ramacharitmanas.
About Tulasidas:
Tulsidas, whose real name was Ram Bola Dubey, wrote the Ramcharitmanas on the banks of the Ganga in Varanasi.
The Ramcharitmanas was written in the 16th century in the Awadhi dialect, which is primarily spoken in the districts of Lucknow, Prayagraj, and Ayodhya.
He was a contemporary of Emperor Akbar and is thought to have corresponded with Abdurrahim Khan-e-Khanan, the son of Akbar's commander Bairam Khan.
Tulsidas popularised the story of Lord Ram because he wrote in the regional dialect that most people understood.
This enraged ancient Sanskrit scholars, and Tulsidas documented his anguish in his Kavitawali.
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