Baijuraj, authored by Mohan Parnami, originally written in Hindi and translated into English by Rishika Tripathi, is a compelling and meticulously researched literary work that brings to light the remarkable life and spiritual legacy of Tejkunvar ...

Baijuraj, authored by Mohan Parnami, originally written in Hindi and translated into English by Rishika Tripathi, is a compelling and meticulously researched literary work that brings to light the remarkable life and spiritual legacy of Tejkunvar Bai, affectionately known as Baijuraj. She was the devoted companion of Sadguru Devchandra (1581–1655) and Mahamati Prannath (1618–1694), the revered founder of the Pranami Panth.This scholarly yet engaging book explores Baijuraj's extraordinary role in the Nijanand Sampraday, highlighting her unwavering devotion, courage, and resilience during some of the most challenging periods of her life. It recounts her perilous sea voyage to Arabia, during which she and her companions were abducted by pirates, and celebrates her steadfast faith and determination in the face of adversity.For the first time, this volume brings together extensive and authentic material on Baijuraj's life and contributions, drawing from both well-known and previously unexplored historical sources. It also includes her historic letters, making the book an invaluable resource for scholars of medieval Indian history, Hindi literature, religious studies, and members of the Pranami community.The book features a foreword by Prof. Vandana Jha, Chairman and Professor, Centre of Indian Languages, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi.Published by Adhya Jagnipith Shri 5 Mahamangalpuridham, Surat, in association with BlueRose Publishers, the book is available in Hindi, English, and Gujarati, making this important historical and spiritual work accessible to a wider readership.