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Uda Das (died 1669), also known as Uddhava Bairagi, was an early Satnami religious figure. He was the spiritual teacher (guru) of Bir Bhan, who is credited with founding the first Satnami movement. Uda Das was the disciple of Ravidas. As per Sadh lore, Uda Das preached in six places and established a chauki at them, including at Kasli. Bir Bhan received…
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uda das satnami 1669 bir bhan disciple guru ravidas sadh satguru aurangzeb's rajput died also known uddhava bairagi early religious
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Source: Wikipedia — Uda Das · EN edition · Analysis: TopicsToTalkAbout