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Tridandi Swami
Shri Tridandi Swami (22 April 1905 – 2 December 1999) was a renowned Sri Vaishnava saint and one of the foremost preachers of the Sri Sampradaya in North India. One of the foremost disciples of Sri Prativadibhayankar Swamiji of Kanchi, he popularized Sri Vaishnavism throughout North India among the masses and brought Sri Vaishnavism beyond its traditional domain of South India. After Sri Rangadeshika Swamiji, who founded the Ranganathji temple in the mid-19th century, he can rightly be counted amongst the most noteworthy Acharyas of Sri Vaishnava sampradaya.
He manifested himself on Baishakha Krishna Paksha third, Friday in Anuradha Nakshatra Vikram era 1962 (1905 A.D) in the Shishirgadh village, 12 km southward of the Buxar town in the state of Bihar. He descended in the lap of Shrimati Mahamanya Indira Devi, the virtuous wife of an immensely devout Saryuparin Brahmin named Shrinarayan Chaturvedi.
==Later life==
He (who later on became Tridandi Swami) was a yogi (a contemplative saint) and a sage possessing true spiritual knowledge by birth. However, following the worldly order he went to Lakshmi Narayan Temple, Charitravan, Buxar for study. He stood first class first at the ‘Sahityacharya’ examination held in Buxar. After that he went to Ayodhya and engaged himself exclusively for the deep study of grammar and again he secured the first rank in the first class at the ‘Vyakarnacharya’ examination held there.
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