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Gopichand is a famous character of Indian folklore. He was the king of Rangpur (Bengal) in ancient times and is said to be the son of Bhartrihari's sister Mainavati. After receiving advice from his mother, he left his kingdom and took renunciation. It is said that he had become a disciple of Gorakhnath and after becoming a renunciate, he had begged for alms from his wife Patamdevi in ​​the palace. The songs of the events of his life are sung by the Jogis of today on Sarangi.

White, fair-skinned.
A whiteman, a European.

Labyrinth.
Complicated affair.
Complicated riddle.

Of Gōrakhpur (Gorakhpur is situated in the eastern part of the state of Uttar Pradesh, India. Gorakhpur is famous as a religious centre, the city was home to Buddhist, Hindu, Jain and Sikh saints and is named after the medieval saint Gorakhnath.)

Bhagawadgita books published by Gita press of Gorakhpur. Gorakhpur is situated in the eastern part of the state of Uttar Pradesh, India. Gorakhpur is famous as a religious centre, the city was home to Buddhist, Hindu, Jain and Sikh saints and is named after the medieval saint Gorakhnath. The Gita press of Gorakhpur publishes Gita, Ramayana, Upanishads, Puranas, Discourses of eminent Saints and other character-building books & magazines and markets them either at free of cost or at at highly subsidised prices

'Lord of cows', a title of the supreme being.
A holy man, an ascetic; honorary title prefixed to personal names; title given to leaders of the Vallabhan community.
Name of a brāhmaṇ sub-community, descendants of Caitanya; a man of this sub-community.
Name of a particular community of yogīs.

'Nourisher of kine'; Name of a celebrated hill in Vrindāvan, about fifteen miles to the west of Mathurā. It is the Parnassus of the Hindūs; and is said to have been lifted up and supported by Krishṇa upon one finger for seven days, to shelter the cowherds from a storm of rain sent by Indra to test Krishṇa's divinity.

A cow-keeper, chief herdsman, one of the most usual appellations of Kṛiṣhṇa in that form.

A planet.

Crocodile.

Eclipse, possession, negative magical influence, negative astral influence.
Rāhu the demon dragon responsible for eclipses.

A customer, client.

Membership, subscription.
Sales.

Eclipse.
Taking, catching, seizing.

A village.
Gamut (in music).
(suffix) Multitude, collection.

Belonging to a village, inhabiting a village, produced in, or peculiar to, a village.
Rural, rustic, vulgar, rude.
A villager, a rustic.

Rural.
Uncivil.

A literary production, treatise, book or composition (in prose or verse); a code; a section.
The book or sacred scriptures of the Sikhs (short moral poems by Nānak Shāh and others, in Panjābī and Hindī).

A mouthful, a morsel.

Being a householder; a householder; a brāhmaṇ carrying out the obligations of domestic life.
(Bābā) Household, carrying out the obligations of domestic life.

Being a householder; obligations of domestic life.
(Bābā) Household, carrying out the obligations of domestic life.

Domestic.
A household.
Householder.

A balloon (vehicle).
A balloon (plaything, decoration).

Requiring, or able to be, hidden.
Secret, mysterious; esoteric.

Necessity or ability to be hidden.
Secret, mystery, esotericism.

The most secret, the most mysterious.

The name of a Rajput community (chiefly agricultural).
A man of the gūjar community.
A cowherd.
Milkman.

Gujarat, state of India.

To pass.
To pass away.
To cross over.

To pass time.