Srimat Paramahamsa Parivrajakāchāryavarya – Chief Acharya of the Paramahamsa Sanyasis,

Padavākya-Pramana Pārāvāra Pārina – Who has been to the farthest point of grammar, philosophy and logic,

Yamaniyamāsana Prānāyāma Pratyāhāra dhyāna dhārana Samādhyaştanga Yogācharana niruta – Engaged in the performance of eight-fold yoga consisting of restraint, control of passions, sitting in different postures, control of breath, withdrawing the mind from external objects, meditation, control of mind and absorption of the mind in God,

tapahśchakravarti – An Emperor of Austerities,

anādyavicchinna guruparamparāprāpta – A lineal descendent of the gurus from time immemorial without break,

Sakala nigamāgama Sārahridaya Sānkhyatrayapratipādaka – Teacher of the inner truth and essence of all vedas and agamas and the three sankhyas,

Vaidikamārga Pravartaka – Establisher of the vedic doctrine,

Saravatantra Svatantra – Master of all the tantras,

ādirājadhāni Vidyānagara Mahārājadhāni – Vidyānagara, the first-great capital,

Vaibhava Simhāsanādhiśvara (Lord of the renowned throne,

Vyākhyāna Simhāsanārūda – seated on the Vyakhyana Simhāsana, throne of scripture,

Srimadrājādhiraja guru – Preceptor of the kind of kings,

Gokarna Mandalāchārya – Preceptor of Gokarna Mandala,

Śrimachhataśrunga Purvarādhiśvara (lord of Śringapura,

Śrimachhrāvati Tirvāsā – Resident on the bank of the river Sarāvati,

Śrīrāmachandra Pädapadmarādhaka- worshipper of the lotus feet of Sri Ramachandra.

(Source: Sri Ramachandrapuram Math : Its History And Antiquities By Research Scholar T.S. Halemane, 1999.)