Indian philosopher Sant Tukaram Maharaj biology

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                        One of the great saints of Maharashtra is Saint Tukaram Maharaj. He was born in Dehugaon. He was also a moneylender and moneylender of the village. He also had a shop business. In it, he became obsessed with devotion to Vitthal. He was engrossed in the remembrance of Vitthal. He composed abhangs on Vitthal. For the benefit of the society, he also composed abhangs on social awakening. Some of its abhangs are maval and some are rough. More than 4000 abhangs have been composed. Information about them.
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 Name - Saint Tukaram Bolhoba Ambile (More) 

 born- (1 February 1607)
Dehu, Maharashtra
  Death- (7 March 1650)
 Dehu, Maharashtra
mother name- Kankakee bolhoba ambile 
 Teacher- Maharaj namdev
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                   Dehu villages Wani, lenders Bolhoba Ambile and his wife Kankai to Magh Shuddha 5, Shake 1528, (February 1, 1607). The
son they had on the day was Saint Tukaram Maharaj.
                                                                                     
                   Tukaram is also called Tukoba. In the Warkari sect, he is respectfully called Jagadguru. Happiness, prosperity and generational wealth were enjoyed in Tukoba's house. Tukoba's elder brother Savji was not paying much attention to his father's business at home. Kanhoba was still young. Therefore, all the responsibilities of the house soon fell on Tukoba.
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                    The first marriage took place with the money. A son named Santu was born but this happiness did not last long. The house was disrupted one after the other. His wife also died. His second marriage was with Avali. Due to the drought, the fields didn't produce much produce this year. Debt increased. Tukoba became desperate. Later, he developed a longing for devotion to Vitthal.

                     The old temple of Vitthal was newly established. Vitthal was immersed in devotion. After his wife's death at home, he used to go to Bhandara hill and recite the name. There he had a vision of Vitthal. One day Namdev Maharaj came to him in a dream and asked him to compose Abhang. He did not worry about his family. If people bothered him, he would go to Bhandara mountain. He composed Abhanga on Vitthala, along with Shri Krishna. Seeing the nature on Bhandara mountain.
                                                                                                                                  ∆∆∆                   One day Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj himself came to meet Tukob after hearing his fame. He was pleased with him and gave him gold pieces and ornaments but he did not accept it. Even the kings were stunned by Tukoba's kirtan.
                                                                                                   
                         People coming from far and wide to listen to their kirtan.
Vitthal, Dnyandev, Namdev, Eknath were chanting. All the people were engrossed in hearing Abhang. He said that there is no need to worship God to please God by creating abhang for the benefit of Tukoba society. Seeing his fame, Rameshwar Bhat and Munjaba of the village thought that no one would come to them. He asked Tukoba to drown the Abhang Gatha in the Indrayani river.
According to some people, the saga resurfaced after a fortnight. Although it did not happen, Tukoba's fame had spread far and wide.
                            
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                                                                                                            Dehu (7 March 1650)
was Pushpak aircraft to take them away, and they geletyanni vaikunthasa sitting in his Abhang Made till the end 

Sant Tukaram Maharaj Temple, (Dheu India)