Gādigāchā — geographical name often equated with the entire region of Godrumadvīpa. In Citre Navadvīpa, Śrīyukta Śaradindu Nārāyaṇa Rāya has stated that Godruma is called Gādigāchā in the Apabhraṁśa language. In Chapter Ten of Jaiva dharma, Gādigāchā is… … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Alakānanda — geographical name one of the four great branches of the river Gaṅgā (the others are the Bhāgīrathī, Mandākinī, and Bhogavatī). When the Alakānanda meets the Bhāgīrathī in northern Uttara Pradesh, the river becomes known as the Gaṅgā. It again… … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Āmraghāṭā — geographical name a village in Godrumadvīpa also known as Āmghāṭā. It is on the east side of the Gaṅgā, about midway between Svarūpa gañja and Devapallī. Once while Śrīman Mahāprabhu was performing saṅkīrtana with His associates, He arrived at… … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Āmghāṭā — geographical name a village in Godrumadvīpa also known as Āmraghāṭā. It is on the east side of the Gaṅgā, about midway between Svarūpa gañja and Devapallī. Once while Śrīman Mahāprabhu was performing saṅkīrtana with His associates, He arrived at… … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Nṛsiṁhapallī — geographical name (Devapallī or Nṛsiṁhapallī) a town three miles south west of Kṛṣṇa nagara in Godrumadvīpa where all the devas resided. In Satya yuga, Lord Nṛsiṁhadeva rested at Devapallī after killing Hiranyakaśipu. This place is also thus… … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Devapallī — geographical name (Devapallī or Nṛsiṁhapallī) a town three miles south west of Kṛṣṇa nagara in Godrumadvīpa where all the devas resided. In Satya yuga, Lord Nṛsiṁhadeva rested at Devapallī after killing Hiranyakaśipu. This place is also thus… … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Alakānanda — geographical name one of the four great branches of the river Gaṅgā (the others are the Bhāgīrathī, Mandākinī, and Bhogavatī). When the Alakānanda meets the Bhāgīrathī in northern Uttara Pradesh, the river becomes known as the Gaṅgā. It again… … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
Godruma — geographical name one of the nine islands of Navadvīpa, situated east of the Bhāgīrathī and south of the Jalaṅgī. It is bordered by Sīmantadvīpa on the north side and by Madhyadvīpa on the west. This place is so named because Surabhi, a cow (go)… … The Bhaktivedanta encyclopedia
