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When the present book was mostly printed, four issues of the 6th year of the Quarterly of the India History Research Society, Pune, came to hand. In it, Res. An important article 'Varakaraya Vasahati' by a researcher named 'Pandurangsharmo' has been published. In this article, Res. The information given by Pandurang Sharma about the Namdevi sect at 'Dhoman' in Punjab is incomplete and very interesting. The people of the Namdev community say that Namdev took the samadhi of the above Ghoman village and stayed there for 18 years and there is also a book written in Hindi on the character of Namdev. Some of the stories about Namdevcharitra given in this book match the Namdevcharitra written by Mahipatini, but some do not. Jnandev Maharajambaror Namdev went on a pilgrimage to the north. At that time he spread his preaching in Punjab. His patrons there were four Punjabis, Vahardas, Jaydev, Jalhon and Lada, of whom Namdev brought Jalhon with him to Pandharis and sent him back to the Punjab to give him a lively education in love in the school of devotion. On the other hand, a Maharashtrian named 'Keshav' was kept by Namdev in Punjab. The book mentioned above at Ghoman is called 'Janmasakhi'. If anyone wants information on special disclosure services in this regard, he should contact Res. Read the original article by Pandurang Sharma.