 lived in Navadwipa near the house of Sri Nimai Pandit, his nephew. Since Chandrashekhara had no children, he accepted Nimai Pandit as his own and often entertained the Lord within his home. After the disappearance of Sri Jagannatha Mishra, Acharyaratna served as Gauranga's guardian and father Sri Gaurasundara would regularly hold kirtans and once enacted a play in Chandrashekhara's house. Dressed as Sri Laksmi Devi, Lord Chaitanya played the part so expertly that even Mother Sachi couldn't recognize Him.
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Shri Chandrashekhara Acharya (Acharyaratna) lived in Navadwipa near the house of Sri Nimai Pandit, his nephew. Since Chandrashekhara had no children, he accepted Nimai Pandit as his own and often entertained the Lord within his home. After the disappearance of Sri Jagannatha Mishra, Acharyaratna served as Gauranga’s guardian and father Sri Gaurasundara would regularly hold kirtans and once enacted a play in Chandrashekhara’s house. Dressed as Sri Laksmi Devi, Lord Chaitanya played the part so expertly that even Mother Sachi couldn’t recognize Him.
– See more at: http://gaudiyahistory.com/sri-candrasekhara-acarya
