The same child became renowned as Maha Kavi Dursaji Arha. Over the years, the child became an able administrator, warrior ,and a brilliant poet and scholar. After finding out that the boy was a Charan, he took the boy along with him to Sojat and arranged for his proper education and initiation. Īt the time, the feudal Thakur Pratap Singh of an estate named Bagdi, had come to the well located in the farmer's farm to feed his horses, when his eyes fell on the boy buried in the soil of the field, he was shocked. The angry farmer, crossing all the limits of cruelty, forced the young boy into the broken drain and put soil on him, to stop the spread of water to irrigate his crop.
In the village of Dhundla of Marwar state, a boy working on a farm was irrigating in a pediatric crop, but due to the breaking of the raw drain of sand being used for irrigation from that boy, the water on both sides started draining. Therefore, in order to run a house in the absence of the father, he had to work as a child laborer on a farmer's farm. When Dursa was six years old, his devout father Mehaji Arha went on pilgrimage to Hinglaj again and this time he took sanyasa. Dursa Arha, paternally, was born in the lineage of Gautam, while his mother Dhani Bai(of Bogsa lineage of Charans) was the sister of the Govind Bogsa. His ancestors came from the village of Asadha, located in the Jalore district near Sanchore, and from this connection came Dursa's last name. His father Mehaji Arha was a great devotee of Hinglaj Mata and made pilgrimages to Hinglaj Shaktipeeth in Balochistan thrice. 1592 Magha Sudi Chavdas) to Charans of Arha clan in Dhundla village near Sojat Pargana( Pali) of Marwar state. 7 Awards by Kings in honor of Dursa Ji Arhaĭursa Arha was born in 1535 AD (V.S.5 Fiefdoms under the rule of Dursa Arha.Interestingly, some 4 generations past Dursa Arha, the native village of the Sisodiya rulers called Sisauda (Sisoda) was granted to the descendants of Dursa Arha, who reside there till date. He wrote poems in praise of Maharana Pratap, and when news of Pratap's passing reached the Mughal court, fearlessly recited a verse eulogizing Pratap in Akbar's presence. Dursa Arha attained heights of opulence and grandeur reached by no other poet in history.ĭelhi Sahitya Akademi includes him in the list of 'The Makers of Indian Literature' along with the Indian literary stalwarts of all time. On the basis of wealth, fame, and honor Dursa Arha acquired in his lifetime and his contribution to Rajasthan history and literature, the historians and litterateurs of Rajasthan consider him one of the greatest poets. He had close relations with the rulers of many erstwhile kingdoms. He was a good litterateur, historian, war general, consultant, administrator, feudal lord, and magistrate. He is one of the most highly regarded poets of the time, who was also a valuable and respectable part of the Mughal court. He earned the epithet of the 'First Nationalist Poet Of India' because of his nationalist stance in his bold Dingal poems in favor of Maharana Pratap of Mewar in his struggle against the Mughals. Dursa Arha (AD 1535–1655) was a 16th-century warrior and Rajasthani( Dingal) poet from India.
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