Text 63) The Lord’s Tour of South India 29
SYNONYMS
tabe—thereafter; sdrvabhauma—Sarvabhauma_ Bhattacdrya; kahe—said;
prabhura carane—unto the lotus feet of the Lord; avasya—certainly; palibe—You
will keep; prabhu—my Lord; mora—my; nivedane—request.
TRANSLATION
While Lord Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu was departing, Sarvabhauma Bhat-
tacdrya submitted the following at His lotus feet: ‘My Lord, | have one final
request that I hope You will kindly fulfill.
TEXT 62
‘AAA A SCS CNMTAM-SIeH |
wiesrar Scar cScel faastatca ti ve i
‘ramananda raya’ ache godavari-tire
adhikari hayena tenho vidyanagare
SYNONYMS
ramananda raya—Ramananda Raya; ache —there is; godavari-tire —on the bank
of River Godavari; adhikari—a responsible officer; hayena—is; terho—he; vidya-
nagare—in the town known as Vidydnagara.
TRANSLATION
“In the town of Vidyanagara, on the bank of the Godavari, there is a respon-
sible government officer named Ramananda Raya.
PURPORT
In the Amrta-pravaha-bhasya, Bhaktivinoda Thakura states that Vidyanagara is
today known as Poravandara. There is another Poravandara in western India in the
province of Gujarat.
TEXT 63
fu Faafa-sotca Gorse al sfaca |
BAA Aer Sica Say faferca i vo t
stidra visayi-jfane upeksa na karibe
4mara vacane tanre avasya milibe
SYNONYMS
sddra—the fourth social division; visayi-jAdne—by the impression of being a
worldly man; upeksa—negligence; na karibe—should not do; amara—my;
