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'''Reb Chaim Chaika Levin of Amdur''' ([[Hebrew language|Hebrew]]: חיים חייקא לוין מאמדור; - March 13, 1787) was an 18th-century [[Belarusians|Belarusian]] [[Hasidic Judaism|Hasidic]] [[rebbe]] and author.
== Biography ==
Born around 1730 in [[Karlin (Pinsk)|Karlin]], [[Belarus]]. His father Rabbi Samuel Levin, was a prominent Belarusian rabbi and staunch proponent of the [[Misnagdim]]. In his early years, he was sent by his father to learn at the yeshiva of the [[Vilna Gaon]]. He later travelled to [[Mezhirichi]], where he became a leading disciple of [[Dov Ber of Mezeritch]], who sent him to [[Indura|Amdur]], where he established his own Hasidic court in 1772. It was also around this time that he authored an his [[Masterpiece|magnum opus]] "Chaim VaChesed", which is now an important early Hasidic work.<ref></ref>
== References ==
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[[Category:18th-century rabbis]]
[[Category:Hasidic rabbis in Europe]]
[[Category:Belarusian Orthodox rabbis]]
[[Category:Hasidic rebbes]]
== Biography ==
Born around 1730 in [[Karlin (Pinsk)|Karlin]], [[Belarus]]. His father Rabbi Samuel Levin, was a prominent Belarusian rabbi and staunch proponent of the [[Misnagdim]]. In his early years, he was sent by his father to learn at the yeshiva of the [[Vilna Gaon]]. He later travelled to [[Mezhirichi]], where he became a leading disciple of [[Dov Ber of Mezeritch]], who sent him to [[Indura|Amdur]], where he established his own Hasidic court in 1772. It was also around this time that he authored an his [[Masterpiece|magnum opus]] "Chaim VaChesed", which is now an important early Hasidic work.<ref></ref>
== References ==
<references />
[[Category:18th-century rabbis]]
[[Category:Hasidic rabbis in Europe]]
[[Category:Belarusian Orthodox rabbis]]
[[Category:Hasidic rebbes]]
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