Question

did Sant Jnaneshwar popularize bhakti in South India?​

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3Sant Dnyaneshwar

An all-India socio-religious movement spread in the Middle Ages in India. Its aim was to stop conversions to Islam and fight the tyranny of Brahmans in the social set-up of Hindus. Its great exponents were Ramanuja in the South, Jaidev and Chaitanya in Bengal, Ramanand and Kabir in U.P., Namdev, Ramdas, Tukaram in Maharashtra and Nanak in Punjab. They believed in the unity of God, and they regarded true devotion Bhakti as means of attaining God; denounced caste-system, idol worship and pilgrimages; bought about socio-religious reforms in Hindu society.