The rise and rise of Kabir in the twentieth century constitutes perhaps the biggest turnaround in the Hindi literary canon. In a book titled Hindi Navaratna (Nine Gems of Hindi) published in 1910, Kabir was not included, but when this caused a controversy, he was admitted into the second edition of the book in 1924. Kabir has ever since firmly held his place as one of the four great Bhakti poets of Hindi, together with Tulsidas, Surdas, and Meera.