Nitaibadi- Ekchakra Garvabas

Hadai Pandit Bhavan

Nityananda's father Mukunda Bandyopadhyay was popularly known as Hadai Pandit or Hadai Ojha. His ancestral house was just beside the Sasthitala. The chronology of His family goes like this: originally from Kanouj, and of Shandilya Gotra (1) Kshitish (2) Bhattanarayana Chaturvedi (3) Adibaraha (4) Bainateya (5) Subuddhi (6) Bibudhesh (7) Guha

(8) Gangadhar (9) Suhas (10) Shakuni (GaigharBandyo) (11) Maheswar Bandyopadhyay (Kulin) (12) Mahadev (13) Tiku (14) Nengul (15) Mihir (16) Bhaskar (17) Pushkar (18) Shristidhar (19) Maladhar (20) Brishaketu (21) Chandraketu (22) Nakari (popularly known as Murari or Sundaramalla).
Hadai Pandit was the son of Murari and Nitaichand was Hadai's first child. The details of His life are found specially in chaitanyabhagavat of Brindaban Das Thakur. Hadai Pandit had six other sons. Nittyananda Prabhu is the incarnation of God, the roots of the tree - that is religion of devotion, a theory revered by the devotees. Poet Karnapura, the great devotee of Chaitanya has called Nityananda a magnetic attraction. The mystical identity of the soul cannot be explained but can be felt by the blessed ones.