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'''Vaiṣṇava Carana dāsa''' was a [[Vaishnava]] guru. A [[Vaidya]] by caste, his real name was '''Gokulananda Sen'''. His Sripata was located at Tena Vaidyapura about six miles from the [[Jhamatpura]] subdivision of [[Katwa]]. He compiled the [[Padakalpataru]] in 1718-1723 AD. He also wrote the preface for the [[Mahā-vandanā]].

He was the disciple of [[Radhamohana Thakura]], a descendant of [[Srinivasa Acarya]]. His own disciples included [[Krishna das Babaji]]. He was an accomplished musician and popularized the tradition known as "Tenar chap" or "Dhap".

He was the friend of a Vaisnava poet named Uddhava dasa (Krsnakanta Majumdar). Vaisnava dasa was present at the debate held in Bengal in 1708 AD (1115) wherein the superiority of svakiya or parakiya was discussed.

==External links==
* http://krishnascience.com/Vaisnava%20Library/Biographies/Biographies%20of%201000%20vaisnavas/V-1-191(have%201-30).htm
* http://www.a108.net/biographies/title/V/b.1979.html

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