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Jagat Singh

Raja of Kullu (reigned 1637 to 1672), cursed by the Brahmin Durgadatt, cured by the image of Raghunath from Ayodhya, and afterwards ruler of Kullu only as Raghunath's servant.

Sources: History of Kullu Dussehra (the festival's own site), with Sahapedia and the Kullu district history; Unique Dasehra; Kullu Dasehra: the tradition and legacy of Himachal's mega-festival, The Tribune · see Jagat Singh's web

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Jagat Singh cursed by

Durgadatt (Mortal) Folk · The god who came to Kullu (Raghunath and Raja Jagat Singh)
Dies in his burning house crying 'Have the pearls, Raja'.

Jagat Singh devotee of

Raghunath of Kullu (Form) Vaishnava · The god who came to Kullu (Raghunath and Raja Jagat Singh)
Sets the image on his throne and rules as its first servant.

Stories 1

The god who came to Kullu (Raghunath and Raja Jagat Singh)
Local story · as the cursed king · 2 tellings

Cited

History of Kullu Dussehra (the festival's own site), with Sahapedia and the Kullu district history Temple tradition
Unique Dasehra; Kullu Dasehra: the tradition and legacy of Himachal's mega-festival, The Tribune Media