Veer Teja (English Wikipedia)

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  • Gupta, Dr Seema. "Veer Tejaji - The Symbol of Folk Faith". Central Asian Journal of Literature, Philosophy and Culture. 01: 42.As per historians, he was born on Friday, Magha Shukla 14 samvat 1130 (29 January 1074).

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  • ANI (16 September 2016). "Rajasthan celebrates unique snake festival to bring good fortune". India.com. Retrieved 16 October 2018.Teja is considered to be one of the eleven incarnations of Lord Shiva and worshipped as a deity in rural Rajasthan. Devotees sang and danced to the sounds of drums and instruments, holding snakes in their hands and receiving their bites. It is believed that the snake bites cures ailments and bring good fortune.”

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  • "In India, getting bitten by a snake seen as good luck". Reuters Original. Retrieved 16 October 2018.Veer Teja or Tejaji was a legendary Rajasthani folk hero, also considered to be one of the major eleven incarnations of Lord Shiva and worshipped as a deity in rural Rajasthan.”

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