context: Swami Vivekananda was born in a Kayastha Dutta family in North Kolkata. The original residence of the Datta family was the village of Datta-Deriatona or Datta-Derratona, located in the Kalna subdivision of Burdwan district in the state of West Bengal in the Indian Republic of India. Duttara has been a resident of the village since the Mughal rule. The researchers assume that they were the landlords of the village. In the eighteenth century, a member of the Dutt family, Ramnidhi Dutt, accompanied his son Ramjivan Dutt and grandson Ramsundar Dutt to the village of Garh-Govindpur (now the Fort William and Maidan region of Kolkata). Duttara along with other residents of the area moved to Sutanuti village (now North Kolkata) when construction of the Fort William fort began. Here, they first lived in a house in the alley of Madhu Roy. Gauramohan Mukhopadhyay Street number 5 was born to Vivekananda, Rammohan Dutta, the eldest son of Ramsundar Dutt. Durgaprasad Dutt, the eldest son of Rammohan Dutt, was Vivekananda's grandfather, [8] he was a scholar in Sanskrit and Persian. Was raised. He was an attorney of the Calcutta High Court. [11] [12] Vishwanath Dutt learned Bengali, Persian, Arabic, Urdu, Hindi and Sanskrit. He had a special interest in reading literature, history and scriptures. He was generous about religion. His favorite book was the Bible and Dewan-i-Hafeez. He authored two books called Sulukhana (1) and Etiquette (32 in Bangla and Hindi). He publicly spoke out in support of the introduction of the widow tradition of Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar. After the renovation of the Durgaprasada family, the financial viability of the Dutta family was lost due to the amity of Kaliprasad. But Vishwanath Dutt's far-reaching reputation as an attorney has been able to bring back that talent. His wife Bhubaneshwari Devi was the daughter of Nandalal Basu of Simla. She was a special devotional woman. [9] After the death of her first few children and the birth of a daughter, she arranged for her to perform regular worship at Kashi Vishwanath Temple after giving birth to a kashivasini kin. Soon after the birth of Swami Vivekananda, he believed that he had a son by the grace of Shiva. Father's progressive and rational views and mother's piety were especially helpful in the thinking and personality formation of Vivekananda. [13] [14]
question: Where is Swami Vivekananda born?