Caitanya-caritāmṛta 16.114-115
eka navya-naukā āni’ rākhaha nadī-tīre yāhāṅ snāna kari’ prabhu yā’na nadī-pāretāhāṅ stambha ropaṇa kara ‘mahā-tīrtha’ kari’ nitya snāna kariba tāhāṅ, tāhāṅ yena mari
[eka navya-naukaa aani’ raakhaha nadee-teere yaahaan snaana kari’ prabhu yaa’na nadee-paaretaahaan stambha ropana kara ‘mahaa-teertha’ kari’ nitya snaana kariba taahaan, taahaan yena mari]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
eka navya-naukā āni’ rākhaha nadī-tīre yāhāṅ snāna kari’ prabhu yā’na nadī-pāretāhāṅ stambha ropaṇa kara ‘mahā-tīrtha’ kari’ nitya snāna kariba tāhāṅ, tāhāṅ yena mari
The King also ordered them to maintain a new boat on the banks of the river, and wherever Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu took His bath or crossed to the other side of the river, they should establish a memorial column and make that place a great place of pilgrimage. “Indeed,” said the King, “I will take my bath there. And let me also die there.”
My note
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