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Encyclopedia > Rajarishi

Rajarishi is a classification of Hindu Rishi sages.


Rajarishis are Rishis who are fit enough to advise even kings in their matters of running the state.


Pronunciation

  • 'Ra' as the Egyptian Sun God 'Ra'
  • 'Ja' as in 'Jargaon'
  • 'Rish' sounds like 'Wish' with an 'R
  • 'i' is like the 'e' of 'eagle'

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Rajarshi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (368 words)
Rajarshi or Rajarishi (from Sanskrit rajan "king" + rishi) is in Hinduism and Hindu mythology, a royal saint and rishi.
They still belong to the kshatriya caste, and remain below most rishis, maharishis and brahmarishis in their level of spiritual knowledge, but are superior to most kings.
Janaka, the king of and Mithila father of Sita, and Dasaratha, king of Ayodhya and father of Rama were both Rajarishis, spiritually self-realized and advanced in their knowledge of religion.
The Hindu : Tamil Nadu News : K. Balachander is Rajarishi, says Kamal Haasan (387 words)
CHANNAI: Director K. Balachander is Rajarishi, says Kamal Haasan and no one could agree more with him than superstar Rajnikant.
Kamal Haasan was releasing the audio cassette of Duet Movies "Poi" directed by K. Balachander on Sunday.
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