Text 169] The Later Pastimes of Lord Caitanya 101
Ramakeli-grama, an unlimited number of people came to see His lotus
feet.
TEXT 168
cA w TA aaa Llota fea |
BSCS artfater Fay Fafa Ra9} 1 sue tI
gaudesvara yavana-raj4 prabhava sunifia
kahite lagila kichu vismita haha
SYNONYMS
gauda-isvara—king of Bengal; yavana-réja—Mohammedan _ king;
prabhava—influence; sunifid—hearing; kahite—to say; lagila—began;
kichu—something; vismita—astonished; hafia—becoming.
TRANSLATION
When the Mohammedan King of Bengal heard of Caitanya
Mahaprabhu’s influence in attracting innumerable people, he became
very astonished and began to speak as follows.
PURPORT
At that time the Mohammedan king of Bengal was Nawab Husen Saha
Badasaha.
TEXT 169
faa Wier OS cate Va Aee BAI
CAE & catntesl, Sai anfae fereoa 1 ya i
vind dane eta loka yanra pache haya
sei ta’ gosafa, iha janiha niscaya
SYNONYMS
vina—without; dane—charity; eta—so many; loka—persons; yahra—
whom; pache—after; haya—become; sei ta’—He certainly; gosafa—a
prophet; iha—this; jAaniha—know; niscaya—surely.
TRANSLATION
“Such a person, who is followed by so many people without giving
them charity, must be a prophet. | can surely understand this fact.”
