Who was the Guru of Tulsidas?

Answer: (3) Narharidas

Explanation:

Tulsidas' guru was Narharidas. Tulsidas, whose original name was Ram Bola Dubey, wrote the Ramcharitmanas on the banks of the Ganga in Varanasi during the 16th century. He composed this epic in the Awadhi dialect, making the story of Lord Ram easy for common people to understand. This played an important role in the growth of the Bhakti Movement and the spread of devotional literature in North India. Tulsidas was also a contemporary of Emperor Akbar and is believed to have corresponded with Abdurrahim Khan-e-Khanan.

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