Jaharveer Chalisa, Shri Jaharveer Chalisa
Jaharveer Chalisa, Shri Jaharveer Chalisa
Jai Jai Jai Jahara Ranadheera
|| dohA ||
suvana keharI jevara,
suta mahAbalI ranadhIra|
bandauM suta rAnI bAchalA,
vipata nivAraNa vIra||
jaya jaya jaya cauhAna,
vansa gUgA vIra anUpa|
anaMgapAla ko jItakara,
Apa bane sura bhUpa||
|| caupAI ||
jaya jaya jaya jAhara raNadhIrA|
para dukha bhaMjana bAgaDa़ vIrA||
guru gorakha kA hai varadAnI|
jAharavIra jodhA lAsAnI||
gauravaraNa mukha mahA vizAlA|
mAthe mukaTa ghuMgharAle bAlA||
kAMdhe dhanuSa gale tulasI mAlA|
kamara kRpAna rakSA ko DAlA||
janmeM gUgAvIra jaga jAnA|
IsavI sana hajAra daramiyAnA||
bala sAgara guNa nidhi kumArA|
dukhI janoM kA banA sahArA||
bAgaDa़ pati bAchalA nandana|
jevara suta hari bhakta nikandana||
jevara rAva kA putra kahAye|
mAtA pitA ke nAma baDha़Aye||
pUrana huI kAmanA sArI|
jisane vinatI karI tumhArI||
santa ubAre asura saMhAre|
bhakta janoM ke kAja saMvAre||
gUgAvIra kI ajaba kahAnI|
jisako byAhI zrIyala rAnI||
bAchala rAnI jevara rAnA|
mahAduHkhI the bina santAnA||
bhaMgina ne jaba bolI mArI|
jIvana ho gayA unako bhArI||
sUkhA bAga paDa़A naulakkhA|
dekha-dekha jaga kA mana dukkhA||
kucha dina pIche sAdhU Aye|
celA celI saMga meM lAye||
jevara rAva ne kuA banavAyA|
udghATana jaba karanA cAhA||
khArI nIra kue se nikalA|
rAjA rAnI kA mana pighalA||
rAnI taba jyotiSI bulavAyA|
kauna pApa maiM putra na pAyA||
koI upAya hamako batalAo|
una kahA gorakha guru manAo||
guru gorakha jo khuza ho jAI|
santAna pAnA muzkila nAI||
bAchala rAnI gorakha guna gAve|
nema dharma ko na bisarAve||
kare tapasyA dina aura rAtI|
eka vakta khAya rUkhI capAtI||
kArtika mAgha meM kare snAnA|
vrata ikAdasI nahIM bhulAnA||
pUranamAsI vrata nahIM choDa़e|
dAna puNya se mukha nahIM moDa़e||
celoM ke saMga gorakha Aye|
naulakhe meM tambU tanavAye||
mIThA nIra kue kA kInA|
sUkhA bAga harA kara dInA||
mevA phala saba sAdhu khAe|
apane guru ke guna ko gAye||
aughaDa़ bhikSA mAMgane Ae|
bAchala rAnI ne dukha sunAye||
aughaDa़ jAna liyo mana mAhIM|
tapa bala se kucha muzkila nAhIM||
rAnI hove manasA pUrI|
guru zaraNa hai bahuta jarUrI||
bAraha barasa japA guru nAmA|
taba gorakha ne mana meM jAnA||
putra dena kI hAmI bhara lI|
pUranamAsI nizcaya kara lI||
kAchala kapaTina gajaba gujArA|
dhokhA guru saMga kiyA karArA||
bAchala banakara putra pAyA|
bahana kA darada jarA nahIM AyA||
aughaDa़ guru ko bheda batAyA|
taba bAchala ne gUgala pAyA||
kara parasAdI diyA gUgala dAnA|
aba tuma putra jano maradAnA||
lIlI ghoDa़I aura paNDatAnI|
lUnA dAsI ne bhI jAnI||
rAnI gUgala bATa ke khAI|
saba bAMjhoM ko milI davAI||
narasiMha paMDita lIlA ghoDa़A|
bhajju kutavAla janA raNadhIrA||
rUpa vikaTa dhara saba hI DarAve|
jAharavIra ke mana ko bhAve||
bhAdoM kRSNa jaba naumI AI|
jevararAva ke bajI badhAI||
vivAha huA gUgA bhaye rAnA|
saMgaladIpa meM bane mehamAnA||
rAnI zrIyala saMga pare phere|
jAhara rAja bAgaDa़ kA kare||
arajana sarajana kAchala jane|
gUgA vIra se rahe ve tane||
dillI gae laDa़ne ke kAjA|
anaMga pAla caढ़e mahArAjA||
usane gherI bAgaDa़ sArI|
jAharavIra na himmata hArI||
arajana sarajana jAna se mAre|
anaMgapAla ne zastra DAre||
caraNa pakaDa़kara piNDa chuDa़AyA|
siMha bhavana mADa़I banavAyA||
usImeM gUgAvIra samAye|
gorakha TIlA dhUnI ramAye||
puNya vAna sevaka vahA~ Aye|
tana mana dhana se sevA lAe||
manasA pUrI unakI hoI|
gUgAvIra ko sumare joI||
cAlIsa dina paDha़e jAhara cAlIsA|
sAre kaSTa hare jagadIsA||
dUdha pUta unheM de vidhAtA|
kRpA kare guru gorakhanAtha||
About This Stotram
Overview
The Jaharveer Chalisa is a Hindi devotional composition of forty verses (chaupais) dedicated to Jaharveer, also known as Gugga Pir, a folk deity venerated primarily in Rajasthan and Haryana. The text belongs to the genre of chalisa literature that became popular in medieval North India and praises Jaharveer's protective and martial qualities. It is part of the folk devotional tradition rather than a text derived from a major Sanskrit scripture.
What are the benefits of chanting Jaharveer Chalisa?
- Protection from evil spirits and negative energies
- Removal of obstacles and fulfillment of desires
- Granting of courage and physical strength
- Blessings for health and well-being
When is the best time to recite this?
The Jaharveer Chalisa is recited during morning and evening prayers. It is particularly associated with local fairs and festivals dedicated to Jaharveer, as well as during Navaratri.
What is the historical and traditional background?
Jaharveer, or Gugga Pir, is a warrior-saint figure whose legends associate him with the Chauhan dynasty and Guru Gorakhnath of the Nath sect. He is especially revered in Rajasthan and Haryana as a protector and healer. The chalisa form gained prominence in North India from the 15th century onward, inspired by the popularity of Tulsidas's Ramcharitmanas. The precise authorship and date of the Jaharveer Chalisa are unknown; it likely developed through oral tradition over the medieval period and reflects the syncretic religious culture of northern India.
Available scripts
This text is available in 14 scripts: devanagari, tamil, telugu, kannada, malayalam, gujarati, bengali, iast, gurmukhi, oriya, assamese, sinhala, itrans, hk. Use the script selector above to switch between them.
Related Texts
- Gugga Navami Vrat Katha — a ritual narrative recited on the festival day dedicated to Gugga/Jaharveer
- Gorakhnath Chalisa — honors Guru Gorakhnath, the Nath saint linked in legend to Jaharveer's story