Sanskrit Religious Studies/ Goswami, Krishnadas Kabiraj / Caitanya Caritāmṛta / Thakur, Bhaktibinod $e Comm. Barshabhanabidayita Das $e Trans. Oudulomi Maharaj $e Editor../Gouriya Mission/ Publication:1957/ Number of Pages: 1253/
Caitanya Caritāmṛta চৈতন্য চরিতামৃত
Sri Chaitanyacharitamrita, written by Krsihnadas Kaviraj, is a detailed biography of Sri Chaitanya. This book also contains a description of the philosophical views of Sri Chaitanya. The present edition contains a commentary called Amritapravaha Bhasya by Saccidananda Bhaktibinod Thakur.
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Bhaktibinod $e Comm. Barshabhanabidayita Das $e Trans. Oudulomi Maharaj $e Editor., Thakur |
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Gouriya Mission |
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Calcutta |
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1957 |
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