Hindu / Islamic / Rajasthani / Folk - Location: Ramdevra, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan (26.7333°N, 71.7667°E) Rāmdev Pīr (1352–1385 CE) — a Rajput prince of Runicha, Jaisalmer — who is worshipped jointly by Hindus and Muslims as a Pīr. His 41-day footprint pilgrimage in Bhādra (Aug–Sept) draws ~10 lakh pilgrims who dance to Rampir ki shankh (Ramdev's conch). The deity opposed untouchability — his disciples (called Meghvāl Bhakts) include many Dalits. Muslim devotees identify him with a P
Wisdom Graph: Divine Associations
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