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Tulsidas (1532-1623) was a famous Indian writer and thinker Tulsidas is the author of 'Ramcharitmanas', which is one of the best epics of all time until now. His full name was Goswami Tulsidas and he was born in 1532 AD. In Rajpur, province, within the Banda district of India, the Mughal emperor was in Akbar's reign. Tulsidas was a Sarayuparan Brahmin associated with birth, considered to be the incarnation of Valmiki, the sage WHO had composed the Ramayana in the Sanskrit language. He was the son of Atmaram Shukla Dubey and Hulsi and in childhood, he was called Tulsiram. Although Tulsidas's childhood was one of all financial situations and sufferings, he was the exclusive follower of Lord Rama and his master, Nari-Das, had helped him achieve schooling in his days. He married Buddhism (also called Ratnavali), to whom he had a son named Tarak. Tulsidas was badly tilted for his adult woman, and as legend, he followed her to her father's house, just to stay with her, but when Ratnawali refused her love for him He asked Lord Ram to like, that he abandoned the world to guide the monastic life. Over the next few years, Tulsidas kept roaming around entire Asian countries, visiting different travel destinations, making their eyes vibrant for Lord Rama. Ayodhya was his main maintenance, and it was completely here that he had seen a sight of Lord Rama, who used to galvanize him to compose Ramayana in the common language spoken by the people at that time. After his introduction from 1574, Tulsidas started several alternative works of good literary gains, however, his greatest work is that the epic 'Ramcharitmanas', ('The Lake of the Dames of Ram'), which is sweet duh Dedicated to Lord Rama, a lovely poem named 'Chaupai'. Dedicating them to dedicate themselves to God and stressing on achieving salvation. Among the many good literary works by Tulsidas are Dahavali, Kavitavali, Geetavali, Krishna Vani, Vinay Patrika, and therefore Lord Hanuman, Hanuman Chalisa is a rich religious literature of devotion. His short works include Vairagya Sandeepani, Batavia Ramayan, Janki Mangal, Ramlala Nahchu, Annapurna Mangal, and Sankat Mukha. The compositions of Goswami Tulsidas were also loved by Mughal rulers Akbar and Jahangir. Tulsidas passed away in the year 1623, within the paradise of Benares, at the age of ninety years. Even today, his writing depicts his deep devotion and associate mergers of philosophical ideologies, which makes him one of the best Hindi poets to compose such a great literature