Sundara Gaura Naṭa Rāja
Śrī-rāga
sundara gaura naṭa-rāja
kāñcana kalapa-taru nabadwīpa mājha
Translation
Handsome Lord Gaura is the king of dancers. He is a golden kalpa-taru tree growing in Navadvīpa.
hāsaki jharaye amiyā makaranda
hāraki taraka-dyotira chanda
Translation
His smiles are streams of sweet nectar. His necklace glistens like a host of stars.
pada-tala alaki kamala ghana-rāga
tāhe kalahaṁsaki nūpura jāge
Translation
The soles of His feet are like red lotus flowers. His anklets jangle like cooing swans.
gobinda dāsa kahaye matimanta
bhulala yāhe dwija-rāja basanta
Translation
Govinda dāsa says: The wise devotees are intoxicated by the glories of Lord Gaura the king of the brāhmaṇas.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Sundara Gaura Naṭa Rāja?
Sundara Gaura Naṭa Rāja was composed by Govinda dāsa. It appears in Songs of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acaryas.
What is the meaning of Sundara Gaura Naṭa Rāja?
Handsome Lord Gaura is the king of dancers. He is a golden kalpa-taru tree growing in Navadvīpa.
How many verses does Sundara Gaura Naṭa Rāja have?
Sundara Gaura Naṭa Rāja has 4 verses.