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10 प्रश्न — उत्तर और विस्तृत हल के साथ। RPSC, REET, Patwari और RSMSSB परीक्षाओं के लिए।
Dadrewa in Churu district is considered the birthplace of Lokdevta Gogaji. His main fair is held at Gogamedi.
Pabuji is revered as the 'Camel God' (camel protector) and is credited with bringing camels to Rajasthan from Sindh.
Kharnal in Nagaur district is the birthplace of Lokdevta Tejaji, and a large fair is held there annually in his honor.
The 'Panchpeera' of Rajasthan are Gogaji, Pabuji, Ramdevji, Harbhuji, and Meha ji Mangaliya. Tejaji is a prominent folk deity but not included in the Panchpeera.
Ramdevji is highly regarded for his social reforms, promoting Hindu-Muslim harmony, and working against untouchability. His fair at Runicha is famously called 'Marwar ka Kumbh'.
Mallinathji was the ruler of the Malani region (present-day Barmer district). The Mallinath Cattle Fair is held in Tilwara, which falls in this region.
Harbhuji was a disciple of Balinath, who was also the guru of his cousin, Ramdevji. Harbhuji is known for his vehicle, a jackal.
Devnarayanji's Phad is the longest and oldest among all folk deities' phads. The Government of India issued a postal stamp on his phad in 1992.
While cleanliness is valued, 'Bathing twice a day' is not explicitly listed as one of the 29 core principles of the Bishnoi sect, which primarily focus on environmental protection, non-violence, and ethical living.
Devnarayanji is revered as an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, and he is particularly worshipped by the Gurjar community in Rajasthan.
Read the theory first, then come back and practise the questions above.