Synopsis Chaitanya’s appearance greatly enlightened all classes of people who were totally disillusioned at that time. The cult of Bhakti as depicted by Chaitanya became the perfect answer to the question of revival of Hinduism. He used to draw large crowds by his pleasing personality and everybody became moved and pleased by his divine grace—and attractive feature of Bhakti—dharma. The theme has been divided into ten chapters which have deep bearing on his early life, pilgrim and preacher in Puri, Bengal, and Vrindaban, his religious outlook, Chaitanya and Jagannath, phases of his life and the incarnation of Buddha-Jagannath. This work would be useful for teachers, scholars and students in India and abroad.