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Consider the following statements regarding Lok Devta - Pabuji:  1. He belongs to the Rathore clan and their lineage comes from Rao Siha.  2. Bhopas are a priest-singers community who sing in the praise of Pabuji.    Which of the following is/are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding Lok Devta - Pabuji:  1. He belongs to the Rathore clan and their lineage comes from Rao Siha.  2. Bhopas are a priest-singers community who sing in the praise of Pabuji.    Which of the following is/are correct? Correct Answer Only 1 and 2

The correct answer is Only 1 and 2. 

  • Pabuji:
    • Pabuji is the famous folk deity of Rajasthan.
    • He belongs to the Rathore clan. Their lineage comes from Rao Siha. 
    • He is known to the god of camels and even credited to introduce camels to Marwar region. 
    • Bhopas are a priest-singers community who sings in the praise of Pabuji. 
    • He has major five supporters (or Sardar). They are Chandoji, Sawant Ji, Demaji, Harmalji Raika and Salji Salonki. 

Key Points

  • Aashiya Modji had written a book, 'Pabu Prakash', which throws light on the life of Pabuji.
    • It is considered to be a very important book. 
    • He is considered the incarnation of Laxman, brother of Lord Ram.

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