Sri Raghavendra Swamy was a great mystic and saint philosopher who lived during the 17th century in South India and he performed numerous miracles during his stay on earth. In one such incident, he brought back to life a dead Muslim prince from his tomb.
The Muslim prince had died of snakebite and was buried in a tomb by a Muslim ruler. Sri Raghavendra Swamy was resting under a tree at Krishnapura near Hubballi when the grief-stricken king came and told him that his son, who was to get married the next day, was bitten by a snake and had died.
Moved by the plight f the king, the seer directed him to dig out the body from the tomb.
When the body was removed from the tomb, Sri Raghavendra Swamy sprinkled holy water from kamandalu on the dead body.
The prince came back to life. He woke up as if he was having a deep sleep. This act brought happiness back to the royal family.