Ramdev Temple

Baba Ramdev (Hindi: बाबा रामदेव)(or Ramdevji, or Ramdeo Pir,[1] Ramsha Pir[2]) (1352–1385 AD; V.S. 1409–1442) is a Hindu folk deity of Rajasthan, India. He was a fourteenth-century ruler, said to have miraculous powers, who devoted his life to the upliftment of the downtrodden and poor people of society. He is worshiped today by many social groups of India as Ishta-deva.[3][4]nRuler of RanujaReignMarwarPredecessorAjmal jinnBornBhadwa Sudhi Beej V.S. 1409nRuniche, Ramdevra (Pokaran) RajasthanDiedV.S. 1442nRamdevraBurialnnRamdevrannSpouseNetaldeHouseTanwar ancestry (Rajput)FatherAjmal ji tanwarMotherMainade kanwarReligionHindunThe temple complex housing the resting place of Ramdev is located at Ramdevra (10 km from Pokhran) in Rajasthan. The present temple structure was built around Ramdev's final resting place by Maharaja Ganga Singhof Bikaner in 1931.[citation needed]nnThe complex also houses Samadhis of his disciples like Dalibai and some other of his chief disciples.nnThe complex also houses the tombs of five Muslim Pirs, who had come from Mecca.[6]nnThe complex also houses a step-well, the water of which devotees believe has healing powers.nnRamdev Pir Jayanti, the birth date of Ramdev, is celebrated every year in India by his devotees. It falls on Dooj (the second day) of Shukla paksha of Bhadrapad month of Hindu calendar. In Rajasthan, this day is observed as a public holiday and a fair is held at the Ramdevra temple, where hundreds of thousands of devotees, both Hindu and Muslim, take part and pay their homage to Samadhi at the main temple.[12]

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