Shri Kavindara Teertharu

वीन्द्रारूढपदासक्तं राजेन्द्रमुनिसेवितम्।
श्रीकवीन्द्रमुनिं वन्दे भजतां चन्द्रसन्निभम्॥

|| vIndrArUDhapadAsaktaM rAjendramunisevitam .
shrIkavIndramuniM vande bhajatAM candrasannibham ||

Shri 1008 Shri Kavindra Teertha was ordained in to the seat of Shri Uttaradi Matha by his Predecessor Shri Vidyadhiraja Teertha.

Shri Kavindra Teertha happens to be brother of Shri Rajendra Teertha in his poorvashrama(before being initiated to sainthood). Shri Kavindra Teertha had been formally crowned as "Vedanta Samrat" by his Guru in the traditional way. The entire samsthana and all the properties of Shri Matha were publicly handed over to Shri Kavindra Teertha in a grand ceremony. There is a mention of this and of the original lineage of the Shri Madhwacharya (The propounder of Dwaita/Tatvavada) which is Shri Uttaradi Matha in the book "The History of Indian Philosophy" written by Prof. Dasgupta, a great scholar of Indian thought. Shri Kavindra Teertha thus continued in the unbroken line.

Shri Kavindra Teertha ruled the pontificate and handed over the same to Shri Vageesha Teertha.

"Vadaratnavali" is a profound work of Shri Kavindra Teertha which was composed even before he was initiated to sainthood, then he was known by the name Vishnudasacharya.

How to Visit Navabrindavana?

Navabrindavana is a small island near Anegundi of Koppal District. Anegundi is 20 KM away from Gangavathi. From Anegundi one has to cross River Tungabhadra by boat to reach Navabrindavana. Navabrindavana is situated in the river Tungabhadra. Another way to approach Navabrindavana is Via Hampi. Hampi is 12 kms way from Hospet of Bellary District. In Hampi , again we have to cross River Tungabhadra to reach Navabrindavana.

Source - uttaradimath.org