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Sri Ramadasu Keertanalu and Story

Story of Sri Ramadasu
Sri Ramadasu, also known as Kancharla Gopanna, was a 17th-century devotee and composer of Carnatic music, renowned for his unwavering devotion to Lord Rama. Born in Nelakondapalli, Telangana, Gopanna worked as a tax collector (tahsildar) under the Qutb Shahi dynasty.

Moved by his deep devotion, Gopanna resolved to construct a temple for Lord Rama at Bhadrachalam. Using public funds collected as taxes, he undertook the temple's construction. However, this act of faith led to his imprisonment by the king for misappropriation of funds. Despite years of imprisonment, Gopanna composed heartfelt keertanas (songs) expressing his devotion, surrender, and pleas to Lord Rama.

Legend has it that Lord Rama himself repaid the embezzled money to the king, leading to Gopanna's release. Following this miracle, he was called Ramadasu (Servant of Rama).

Themes in Sri Ramadasu Keertanalu
Devotion: Most keertanas express Gopanna's love and dedication to Lord Rama.
Suffering and Redemption: His time in prison inspired many songs seeking Rama's mercy.
Philosophical Reflections: His works explore the essence of bhakti (devotion), dharma, and divine grace.
Famous Keertanas by Sri Ramadasu
Here are some iconic keertanas composed by Ramadasu:

"Ishapahimam"

A plea to Lord Rama for protection and guidance.
"Paluke Bangaramayena"

A deeply emotional composition reflecting his yearning for Rama's presence.
"Taraka Mantramu"

Highlights the power of chanting Rama's name.
"Eteeruga Nanu"

A heartfelt cry for Lord Rama's intervention during his imprisonment.
"Rama Nannu Brovara"

Appeals to Lord Rama to save him from despair.All Rights Reserved

bhakthi devotional jaisriram ramadasu songa srirama sriramanamamu

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Krishna Katha

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