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Śrī Caitanya-caritāmṛta
This is explained in  Caitanya-bhāgavata ,  Antya-khaṇḍa , Fifth Chapter.
The tomb of Gadādhara dāsa Prabhu, which is in the village of Eṅḍiyādaha, was under the control of the Saṁyogi Vaiṣṇavas and later under the direction of Siddha Bhagavān dāsa Bābājī of Kālnā. By his order, Śrī Madhusūdana Mullik, one of the members of the aristocratic Mullik family of the Nārikelaḍāṅgā in Calcutta, established a  pāṭavāṭī  (monastery) there in the Bengali year 1256. He also arranged for the worship of a Deity named Śrī Rādhākānta. His son Balāicāṇḍa Mullik, established Gaura-Nitāi Deities there in the Bengali year 1312. Thus on the throne of the temple are both Gaura-Nityānanda Deities and Rādhā-Kṛṣṇa Deities. Below the throne is a tablet with an inscription written in Sanskrit. In that temple there is also a small Deity of Lord Śiva as Gopeśvara. This is all described on a stone by the side of the entrance door.
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শিবানন্দ সেন—প্রভুর ভৃত্য অন্তরঙ্গ ।
প্রভুস্বানে যাইতে সবে লয়েন যাঁর সঙ্গ ॥ ৫৪ ॥
śivānanda sena— prabhura bhṛtya antaraṅga   prabhu-sthāne yāite sabe layena yāṅra saṅga
SYNONYMS
śivānanda sena—of the name Śivānanda Sena;  prabhura —of the Lord;  bhṛtya —servant;  antaraṅga —very confidential;  prabhu-sthāne —in Jagannātha Purī, where the Lord was staying;  yāite —while going;  sabe —all;  layena —took;  yāṅra —whose;  saṅga —shelter.
TRANSLATION
Śivānanda Sena, the twenty-fourth branch of the tree, was an extremely confidential servant of Lord Caitanya Mahāprabhu. Everyone who went to Jagannātha Purī to visit Lord Caitanya took shelter and guidance from Śrī Śivānanda Sena.
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প্রতিবর্ষে প্রভুগণ সঙ্গেতে লইয়া ।
নীলাচলে চলেন পথে পালন করিয়া ॥ ৫৫ ॥
prativarṣe prabhugaṇa saṅgete la-iyā   nīlācale calena pathe pālana kariyā
SYNONYMS
prativarṣe —every year;  prabhu-gaṇa —the devotees of Lord Caitanya;  saṅgete —along with;  la-iyā —taking;  nīlācale —to Jagannātha Purī;  calena —goes;  pathe —on the road;  pālana —maintenance;  kariyā —providing.