Rajendra Tirtha appeared in this world prior to 1375. He was the first disciple of Vidyanidhi, who initiated him at Hevilambi. Because of his seniority, learning, and devotional understanding, Rajendra also became the successor to the "Pitha," or "Pithadhipati," from 1388 until 1412. He is said to have made many disciples in North India. He departed this world in 1440.
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