Chuniya took the child to her village of Haripur and looked after him for five and a half years after which she died. Due to the inauspicious events at the time of his birth, he was abandoned by his parents on the fourth night, sent away with Chuniya (some sources call her Muniya), a female servant of Hulsi. In his childhood, he was known as Tulsiram or Ram Bola. He was born with all thirty-two teeth intact. It is said that Tulsidas was born after staying in the womb for around 12 months and did not cry at the time of his birth but uttered Ram and hence he is also known as Rambola. He was a Sarayuparin Brahmin and is known as an incarnation of Sage Valmiki ( Maraishi Valmiki who wrote Ramayan), the author of the Sanskrit Ramayana. Goswami Tulsidas (1532 - 1623) was born to Hulsi devi and Atmaram Dube in Rajpur district of Uttar Pradesh, India. Goswami Tulsidas has also written Hanuman Chalisa.

Ramcharitmanas is the best example of Hindi Literature in the Modern India and is very well written and followed. Every chapter has quatrains called chaupais, broken by dohas or couplets and have occasional sortha and chhand. Sri Ramcharitmanas consists of seven chapters or Adhyaya (Cantos). A large portion of the epic was composed at Varanasi, where the poet spent most of his later stage of life. It is stated that Tulsidas started writing Sri Ramcharitmanas in Vikram Samvat 1631 (1574 CE) in Ayodhya and completed it in two years and seven months.

Many of the verses and phrases (chaupai) of this epic have passed into common speech by people all around India. It is considered one of the greatest works of Hindi literature and taken as an example for every situation in routine life. It is popularly called as Tulsi-Krita Ramayana and is well known, heartfully worshipped and religiously followed amongst the Hindi speaking people of India and elsewhere. Ramcharitmanas is totally devoted in a true way to Lord Rama. Ramcharitmanas was composed in 16th century by a great saint and poet, Goswami Tulsidas (1532-1623). Sri Ramcharitmanas an epic poem in the Awadhi dialect of Hindi means The Lake of the Deeds of Rama.

Ramcharitmanas by tulsidas in hindi