According to Chapter 39 of the Sai Satcharitra, how did the small village of Shirdi become a significant place of pilgrimage?

Chapter 39 of the Sai Satcharitra explains that Shirdi was originally a small village but became great and exceedingly holy through its association with Sai Baba. The text states, 'The village of Shirdi was small at first; it became great through the company of Sai.' His presence is credited with elevating the village to the status of a holy place of pilgrimage. The chapter emphasizes the blessedness of the land, the Dwarkamai building where Sai lived, and the people of Shirdi, who were graced by his arrival and presence until his last breath, as highlighted in the opening verses.