Agni Purana — Chapter 274
AgP 274.1
:ए इत्य् आग्नेये महापुराणे सोमवंशवर्णनं नम त्रिसप्तत्यधिकद्विशततमो ऽध्यायः छप्तेर् {२७४} अथ चतुःसप्तत्यधिकद्विशततमो ऽध्यायः यदुवंशवर्णनं अग्निर् उवाच यदोरासन्पञ्च पुत्रा ज्येष्ठस्तेषु सहस्रजित्
:e ity āgneye mahāpurāṇe somavaṃśavarṇanaṃ nama trisaptatyadhikadviśatatamo 'dhyāyaḥ chapter {274} atha catuḥsaptatyadhikadviśatatamo 'dhyāyaḥ yaduvaṃśavarṇanaṃ agnir uvāca yadorāsanpañca putrā jyeṣṭhasteṣu sahasrajit
Now the two hundred seventy-fourth chapter: the account of Yadu's lineage. Agni said: Yadu had five sons; the eldest among them was Sahasrajit.
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AgP 274.2
धर्मनेत्रो हैहयस्य धर्मनेत्रस्य संहनः
dharmanetro haihayasya dharmanetrasya saṃhanaḥ
Dharmanetra was Haihaya's (son), and Saṃhana was Dharmanetra's.
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AgP 274.3
महिमा संहनस्यासीन्महिम्नओ भद्रसेनकः भद्रसेनाद् दुर्गमो ऽभूद्दुर्गमात्कनको ऽभवत्
mahimā saṃhanasyāsīnmahimnao bhadrasenakaḥ bhadrasenād durgamo 'bhūddurgamātkanako 'bhavat
Mahiman was Saṃhana's (son); from Mahiman came Bhadrasenaka; from Bhadrasena arose Durgama; from Durgama came Kanaka.
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AgP 274.4
कनकात् कृतवीर्यस्तु कृताग्निः करवीरकः कृतौजाश् च चतुर्थो ऽभूत् कृतवीर्यात्तु सो ऽर्जुनः
kanakāt kṛtavīryastu kṛtāgniḥ karavīrakaḥ kṛtaujāś ca caturtho 'bhūt kṛtavīryāttu so 'rjunaḥ
From Kanaka came Kṛtavīrya, Kṛtāgni, and Karavīraka, and Kṛtaujas was the fourth; and from Kṛtavīrya came that Arjuna.
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AgP 274.5
दत्तो ऽर्जुनाय तपते सप्तद्वीपमहीशताम् ददौ बाहुसहस्रञ्च अजेयत्वं रणे ऽरिणा
datto 'rjunāya tapate saptadvīpamahīśatām dadau bāhusahasrañca ajeyatvaṃ raṇe 'riṇā
Datta gave to Arjuna, who was practising austerity, lordship over the earth of seven continents, and a thousand arms, and unconquerability in battle by an enemy.
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AgP 274.6
:प् १४ अधर्मे वर्तमानस्य विष्णुहस्तान्मृतिर्ध्रुवा दश यज्ञसहस्राणि सो ऽर्जुनः कृतवान्नृपाः
:p 14 adharme vartamānasya viṣṇuhastānmṛtirdhruvā daśa yajñasahasrāṇi so 'rjunaḥ kṛtavānnṛpāḥ
(and) that for one acting in unrighteousness death at Viṣṇu's hand is certain. That Arjuna performed ten thousand sacrifices, O kings.
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AgP 274.7
अनष्टद्रव्यता राष्ट्रे तस्य संस्मरणादभूत् न नूनं कार्त्तवीर्यस्य गतिं यास्यन्ति वै नृपः
anaṣṭadravyatā rāṣṭre tasya saṃsmaraṇādabhūt na nūnaṃ kārttavīryasya gatiṃ yāsyanti vai nṛpaḥ
Through remembering him there was no loss of property in the realm. Surely kings will not attain the state of Kārtavīrya,
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AgP 274.8
यज्ञैर् दानैस्तपोभिश् च विक्रमेण श्रुतेन च कर्तवीर्यस्य च शतं पुत्राणां पञ्च वै पराः
yajñair dānaistapobhiś ca vikrameṇa śrutena ca kartavīryasya ca śataṃ putrāṇāṃ pañca vai parāḥ
by sacrifices, by gifts, by austerities, by valour and by learning. And Kārtavīrya had a hundred sons, of whom five were foremost:
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AgP 274.9
सूरसेनश् च सूरश् च धृष्टोक्तः कृष्ण एव च जयध्वजश् च नामासीदावन्त्यो नृपतिर्महान्
sūrasenaś ca sūraś ca dhṛṣṭoktaḥ kṛṣṇa eva ca jayadhvajaś ca nāmāsīdāvantyo nṛpatirmahān
Sūrasena and Sūra, the one called Dhṛṣṭa, and Kṛṣṇa, and there was one named Jayadhvaja, a great king of Avanti.
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AgP 274.10
जयध्वजात्तालजङ्घस्तालजङ्घात्ततः सुताः हैहयानां कुलाः पञ्च भोजाश्चावन्तयस् तथा
jayadhvajāttālajaṅghastālajaṅghāttataḥ sutāḥ haihayānāṃ kulāḥ pañca bhojāścāvantayas tathā
From Jayadhvaja came Tālajaṅgha; from Tālajaṅgha then came sons: the five clans of the Haihayas, and the Bhojas and the Āvantyas,
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AgP 274.11
वीतिहोत्राः स्वयं जाताः शौण्डिकेयास्तथैव च वीतिहोत्रादनन्तो ऽभुदनन्ताद्दुर्जयो नृपः
vītihotrāḥ svayaṃ jātāḥ śauṇḍikeyāstathaiva ca vītihotrādananto 'bhudanantāddurjayo nṛpaḥ
the Vītihotras, self-born, and likewise the Śauṇḍikeyas. From Vītihotra came Ananta; from Ananta the king Durjaya.
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AgP 274.12
क्रोष्टोर्वंशं प्रवक्ष्यामि यत्र जातो हरिः स्वयम् क्रोष्टोस्तु वृजिनीवांश् च स्वाहाभूद्वृजिनीवतः
kroṣṭorvaṃśaṃ pravakṣyāmi yatra jāto hariḥ svayam kroṣṭostu vṛjinīvāṃś ca svāhābhūdvṛjinīvataḥ
I shall declare the line of Kroṣṭu, in which Hari himself was born. Kroṣṭu's (son) was Vṛjinīvat, and from Vṛjinīvat came Svāhā.
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AgP 274.13
स्वाहापुत्रओ रुषद्गुश् च(१) तस्य चित्ररथः सुतः शशविन्दुश्चित्ररथाच्चक्रवर्ती हरौ रतः
svāhāputrao ruṣadguś ca(1) tasya citrarathaḥ sutaḥ śaśavinduścitrarathāccakravartī harau rataḥ
Svāhā's son was Ruṣadgu, and his son was Citraratha; from Citraratha (came) Śaśabindu, a universal sovereign devoted to Hari.
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AgP 274.14
शशविन्दोश् च पुत्त्राणां शतानामभवच्छतम् धीमतां चारुरूपाणां भूरिद्रविणतेजसाम्
śaśavindoś ca puttrāṇāṃ śatānāmabhavacchatam dhīmatāṃ cārurūpāṇāṃ bhūridraviṇatejasām
And of Śaśabindu there were a hundred hundreds of sons, wise, of handsome form, of abundant wealth and vigour.
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AgP 274.15
पृथुश्रवाः प्रधानो ऽभूत्तस्य पुत्रः सुयज्ञकः सुयज्ञस्योशनाः पुत्रस्तितिक्षुरुशनःसुतः
pṛthuśravāḥ pradhāno 'bhūttasya putraḥ suyajñakaḥ suyajñasyośanāḥ putrastitikṣuruśanaḥsutaḥ
Pṛthuśravas was the chief (among them); his son was Suyajña; Suyajña's son was Uśanas, and Uśanas' son was Titikṣu.
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AgP 274.16
तितिक्षोस्तु मरुत्तो ऽभूत्तस्मात्कम्बलवर्हिषः पञ्चाशद्रुक्मकवचाद्रुक्मेषुः पृथुरुक्मकः
titikṣostu marutto 'bhūttasmātkambalavarhiṣaḥ pañcāśadrukmakavacādrukmeṣuḥ pṛthurukmakaḥ
Of Titikṣu was born Marutta, and from him Kambalabarhis; from Rukmakavaca (came) fifty (sons), Rukmeṣu and Pṛthurukmaka (among them).
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AgP 274.17
:न् १ विषांशुश्चेति ज॥ :प् १५ हविर्ज्यामघः पापघ्नो ज्यामघः स्त्रीजितो ऽभवत् सेव्यायां ज्यामघादासीद्विदर्भस्तस्य कौशिकः
:n 1 viṣāṃśuśceti ja.. :p 15 havirjyāmaghaḥ pāpaghno jyāmaghaḥ strījito 'bhavat sevyāyāṃ jyāmaghādāsīdvidarbhastasya kauśikaḥ
(Editorial marks: variant note 1 'viṣāṃśuś ca' in ms. ja; page 15.) Havis, Jyāmagha (called) the destroyer of sin; Jyāmagha became one ruled by his wife. From Jyāmagha, by Sevyā, was born Vidarbha, whose son was Kauśika.
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AgP 274.18
लोमपादः क्रथः श्रेष्ठात् कृतिः(१) स्याल्लोमपदतः कौशिकस्य चिदिः पुत्रस्तस्माच्चैद्या नृपाः स्मृताः
lomapādaḥ krathaḥ śreṣṭhāt kṛtiḥ(1) syāllomapadataḥ kauśikasya cidiḥ putrastasmāccaidyā nṛpāḥ smṛtāḥ
From the eldest (came) Lomapāda (and) Kratha; from Lomapāda would be Kṛti. Kauśika's son was Cidi, and from him the Caidya kings are recorded.
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AgP 274.19
क्रथाद्विदर्भपुत्राश् च कुन्तिः कुन्तेस्तु धृष्टकः धृष्टस्य निधृतिस्तस्य उदर्काख्यो विदूरथः
krathādvidarbhaputrāś ca kuntiḥ kuntestu dhṛṣṭakaḥ dhṛṣṭasya nidhṛtistasya udarkākhyo vidūrathaḥ
And from Kratha (came) the sons of Vidarbha: Kunti; of Kunti (came) Dhṛṣṭaka; of Dhṛṣṭa (came) Nidhṛti; his (son was) Vidūratha, called Udarka.
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AgP 274.20
दशार्हपुत्रो व्योमस्तु व्योमाज्जीमूत उच्यते जीमूतपुत्रो विकलस्तस्य भीमरथः सुतः
daśārhaputro vyomastu vyomājjīmūta ucyate jīmūtaputro vikalastasya bhīmarathaḥ sutaḥ
Daśārha's son was Vyoma, and from Vyoma Jīmūta is said (to be born); Jīmūta's son was Vikala, and his son was Bhīmaratha.
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AgP 274.21
भीमरथान्नवरथस्ततो दृढरथो ऽभवत् शकुन्तिश् च दृढरथात् शकुन्तेश् च करम्भकः
bhīmarathānnavarathastato dṛḍharatho 'bhavat śakuntiś ca dṛḍharathāt śakunteś ca karambhakaḥ
From Bhīmaratha (came) Navaratha, from him came Dṛḍharatha; and from Dṛḍharatha Śakunti, and from Śakunti Karambhaka.
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AgP 274.22
करम्भाद्देवलातो ऽभूत्(२) देवक्षेत्रश् च तत्सुतः देवक्षेत्रान्मधुर्नाम मधोर्द्रवरसो ऽभवत्
karambhāddevalāto 'bhūt(2) devakṣetraś ca tatsutaḥ devakṣetrānmadhurnāma madhordravaraso 'bhavat
From Karambha there was Devalāta, and his son was Devakṣetra; from Devakṣetra (came) one named Madhu, and from Madhu came Dravarasa.
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AgP 274.23
द्रवरसात् पुरुहूतो ऽभूज्जन्तुरासीत्तु तत्सुतः गुणी तु यादवो राजा जन्तुपुत्रस्तु सात्त्वतः
dravarasāt puruhūto 'bhūjjanturāsīttu tatsutaḥ guṇī tu yādavo rājā jantuputrastu sāttvataḥ
From Dravarasa came Puruhūta, and his son was Jantu; the virtuous Yādava king; and Jantu's son was Sāttvata.
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AgP 274.24
सात्त्वताद्भजमानस्तु वृष्णिरन्धक एव च देवावृधश् च चत्वारस्तेषां वंशास्तु विश्रुताः(३)
sāttvatādbhajamānastu vṛṣṇirandhaka eva ca devāvṛdhaś ca catvārasteṣāṃ vaṃśāstu viśrutāḥ(3)
From Sāttvata (came) Bhajamāna, and Vṛṣṇi and Andhaka, and Devāvṛdha—four (sons); and their lineages are renowned.
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AgP 274.25
भजमानस्य वाह्यो ऽभूद्वृष्टिः कृमिर्निमिस् तथा देवावृधाद्वभ्रुरासीत्तस्य श्लोको ऽत्र गीयते
bhajamānasya vāhyo 'bhūdvṛṣṭiḥ kṛmirnimis tathā devāvṛdhādvabhrurāsīttasya śloko 'tra gīyate
Of Bhajamāna there was Vāhya, and Vṛṣṭi, Kṛmi and Nimi likewise; from Devāvṛdha came Babhru, about whom this verse is sung:
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AgP 274.26
यथैव शृणुमो दूरात् गुणांस्तद्वत्समन्तिकात् वभ्रुः श्रेष्ठो मनुष्याणां देवैर् देवावृधःसमः
yathaiva śṛṇumo dūrāt guṇāṃstadvatsamantikāt vabhruḥ śreṣṭho manuṣyāṇāṃ devair devāvṛdhaḥsamaḥ
"Just as we hear of (their) virtues from afar, so too (do we) from close at hand: Babhru is the best of men, and Devāvṛdha is equal to the gods."
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AgP 274.27
चत्वारश् च सुता वभ्रोर्वासुदेवपरा नृपाः :न् १ धृतिरिति ञ॥ २ देवरातो ऽभुदिति ख॥ , ग॥ , घ॥ , ज॥ , ञ॥ , ट॥ , च ३ विस्तृता इति क॥ , छ॥ , च :प् १६ कुहुरो भजमानस्तु(१) शिनिः कम्बलवर्हिषः
catvāraś ca sutā vabhrorvāsudevaparā nṛpāḥ :n 1 dhṛtiriti ña.. 2 devarāto 'bhuditi kha.. , ga.. , gha.. , ja.. , ña.. , ṭa.. , ca 3 vistṛtā iti ka.. , cha.. , ca :p 16 kuhuro bhajamānastu(1) śiniḥ kambalavarhiṣaḥ
And Babhru's four sons were kings, with Vāsudeva foremost. (Apparatus: 1 'dhṛtiḥ' in ms. ña; 2 'devarāto 'bhūt' in mss. kha, ga, gha, ja, ña, ṭa; 3 'vistṛtāḥ' in mss. ka, cha; page 16.) Kuhura, Bhajamāna, Śini, (and) Kambalabarhis.
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AgP 274.28
कुहुरस्य(२) सुतो धृष्णुधृष्णोस्तु तनयो धृतिः धृतेः कपोतरोमाभूत्तस्य पुत्रस्तु तित्तिरिः
kuhurasya(2) suto dhṛṣṇudhṛṣṇostu tanayo dhṛtiḥ dhṛteḥ kapotaromābhūttasya putrastu tittiriḥ
Kuhura's son was Dhṛṣṇu, and Dhṛṣṇu's son was Dhṛti; of Dhṛti came Kapotaroman, and his son was Tittiri.
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AgP 274.29
तित्तिरेस्तु नरः पुत्रस्तस्य चन्दनदुन्दुभिः पुनर्वसुस्तस्य पुत्र आहुकश्चाहुकीसुतः
tittirestu naraḥ putrastasya candanadundubhiḥ punarvasustasya putra āhukaścāhukīsutaḥ
Tittiri's son was Nara, and his (son) was Candanadundubhi; his son was Punarvasu, and Āhuka and Āhukī were his children.
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AgP 274.30
आहुकाद्देवको जज्ञे उग्रसेनस्ततो ऽभवत् देववानुपदेवश् च देवकस्य सुताः स्मृताः
āhukāddevako jajñe ugrasenastato 'bhavat devavānupadevaś ca devakasya sutāḥ smṛtāḥ
From Āhuka was born Devaka, and from him came Ugrasena; Devavān and Upadeva are recorded as Devaka's sons.
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AgP 274.31
तेषां स्वसारः सप्तासन् वसुदेवाय ता ददौ देवकी श्रुतदेवी च मित्रदेवी यथोधरा
teṣāṃ svasāraḥ saptāsan vasudevāya tā dadau devakī śrutadevī ca mitradevī yathodharā
They had seven sisters, and he gave them to Vasudeva: Devakī, Śrutadevī, and Mitradevī, and likewise Udharā,
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AgP 274.32
श्रीदेवी सत्यदेवी च सुरापी चेति सप्तमी नवोग्रसेनस्य सुताः कंसस्तेषाञ्च पूर्वजः
śrīdevī satyadevī ca surāpī ceti saptamī navograsenasya sutāḥ kaṃsasteṣāñca pūrvajaḥ
Śrīdevī and Satyadevī, and Surāpī as the seventh. Ugrasena's sons were nine, and Kaṃsa was the eldest of them.
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AgP 274.33
न्यग्रोधश् च सुनामा च कङ्कः शङ्कुश् च भूमिपः सुतनूराष्ट्रपालश् च युद्धमुष्टिः सुमुष्टिकः
nyagrodhaś ca sunāmā ca kaṅkaḥ śaṅkuś ca bhūmipaḥ sutanūrāṣṭrapālaś ca yuddhamuṣṭiḥ sumuṣṭikaḥ
And Nyagrodha and Sunāman, Kaṅka and Śaṅku, and Bhūmipa, Sutanu and Rāṣṭrapāla, Yuddhamuṣṭi and Sumuṣṭika.
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AgP 274.34
भजमानस्य पुत्रो ऽथ रथमुख्यो विदूरथः राजाधिदेवः शूरश् च विदूरथसुतो ऽभवत्
bhajamānasya putro 'tha rathamukhyo vidūrathaḥ rājādhidevaḥ śūraś ca vidūrathasuto 'bhavat
Then the son of Bhajamāna was Rathamukhya (or: the chief of charioteers), Vidūratha; and Vidūratha's sons were Rājādhideva and Śūra.
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AgP 274.35
राजाधिदेवपुत्रौ द्वौ शोणाश् चः श्वेतवाहनः शोणाश्वस्य सुताः पञ्च शमी शत्रुजिदादयः(३)
rājādhidevaputrau dvau śoṇāś caḥ śvetavāhanaḥ śoṇāśvasya sutāḥ pañca śamī śatrujidādayaḥ(3)
Rājādhideva had two sons, Śoṇāśva and Śvetavāhana. Śoṇāśva's sons were five, Śamī, Śatrujit and the rest.
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AgP 274.36
शमीपुत्रः प्रतिक्षेत्रः प्रतिक्षेत्रस्य भोजकः भोजस्य हृदिकः पुत्रो ह्य् अदिकस्य दशात्मजाः
śamīputraḥ pratikṣetraḥ pratikṣetrasya bhojakaḥ bhojasya hṛdikaḥ putro hy adikasya daśātmajāḥ
Śamī's son was Pratikṣetra; Pratikṣetra's (son) was Bhojaka; Bhoja's son was Hṛdika; and Hṛdika had ten sons.
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AgP 274.37
कृतवर्मा शतधन्वा देवार्हो भीषणादयः :न् १ कुकुरो भजमानस्त्विति क॥ । सुन्दरो भजमानस्त्विति ज॥ २ कुकुरस्येति क॥ ३ शक्रजिदादय इति ख॥ :प् १७ देवार्हात् कम्बलवर्हिरसमौजास्ततो ऽभवत्
kṛtavarmā śatadhanvā devārho bhīṣaṇādayaḥ :n 1 kukuro bhajamānastviti ka.. / sundaro bhajamānastviti ja.. 2 kukurasyeti ka.. 3 śakrajidādaya iti kha.. :p 17 devārhāt kambalavarhirasamaujāstato 'bhavat
Kṛtavarman, Śatadhanvan, Devārha, Bhīṣaṇa and the rest. From Devārha came Kambalabarhis, and from him Asamaujas.
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AgP 274.38
सुदंष्ट्रश् च सुवासश् च धृष्टो ऽभूदसमौजसः गान्धारी चैव माद्री च धृष्टभार्ये बभूवतुः
sudaṃṣṭraś ca suvāsaś ca dhṛṣṭo 'bhūdasamaujasaḥ gāndhārī caiva mādrī ca dhṛṣṭabhārye babhūvatuḥ
Sudaṃṣṭra and Suvāsa; and from Asamaujas came Dhṛṣṭa. Gāndhārī and Mādrī became Dhṛṣṭa's two wives.
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AgP 274.39
सुमित्रो ऽभूच्च गान्धार्यां माद्री जज्ञे युधाजितम्(१) अनमित्रः शिनिर्धृष्टात्ततो वै देवमीढुषः
sumitro 'bhūcca gāndhāryāṃ mādrī jajñe yudhājitam(1) anamitraḥ śinirdhṛṣṭāttato vai devamīḍhuṣaḥ
And of Gāndhārī was born Sumitra, while Mādrī bore Yudhājit. From Dhṛṣṭa (came) Anamitra and Śini, and from him indeed Devamīḍhus.
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AgP 274.40
अनमित्रसुतो निघ्नो निघ्नस्यापि प्रसेनकः सत्राजितः प्रसेनो ऽथ मणिं सूर्यात्स्यमन्तकम्
anamitrasuto nighno nighnasyāpi prasenakaḥ satrājitaḥ praseno 'tha maṇiṃ sūryātsyamantakam
Anamitra's son was Nighna; Nighna's (son) was Prasenaka. Then Prasena, son of Satrājit, (obtained) the Syamantaka jewel from the Sun.
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AgP 274.41
प्राप्यारण्ये चरन्तन्तु सिंहो हत्वाग्रहीन्मणिं हतो जाम्बवता सिंहो जाम्बवान् हरिणा जितः
prāpyāraṇye carantantu siṃho hatvāgrahīnmaṇiṃ hato jāmbavatā siṃho jāmbavān hariṇā jitaḥ
Having obtained (it), while he was roaming in the forest a lion killed him and seized the jewel; the lion was killed by Jāmbavat, and Jāmbavat was defeated by Hari.
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AgP 274.42
तस्मान्मणिं जाम्बवतीं प्राप्यागाद्दारकां पुरीम् सत्राजिताय प्रददौ शतधन्वा जघान तम्
tasmānmaṇiṃ jāmbavatīṃ prāpyāgāddārakāṃ purīm satrājitāya pradadau śatadhanvā jaghāna tam
From him (Kṛṣṇa) obtained the jewel and Jāmbavatī, and came to the city of Dvārakā. He gave (the jewel) to Satrājit, and Śatadhanvan killed him.
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AgP 274.43
हत्वा शतधनुं कृष्णो मणिमादाय कीर्तिभाक् बलयादवमुख्याग्रे अक्रूरान्मणिमर्पयेत्
hatvā śatadhanuṃ kṛṣṇo maṇimādāya kīrtibhāk balayādavamukhyāgre akrūrānmaṇimarpayet
Having killed Śatadhanvan, Kṛṣṇa took the jewel and won renown; in the presence of Bala and the chief Yādavas he handed the jewel over to Akrūra.
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AgP 274.44
मिथ्याभिशस्तिं कृष्णस्य त्यक्त्वा स्वर्गी च सम्पठन् सत्राजितो भङ्गकारः सत्यभामा हरेः प्रिया
mithyābhiśastiṃ kṛṣṇasya tyaktvā svargī ca sampaṭhan satrājito bhaṅgakāraḥ satyabhāmā hareḥ priyā
Having cast off the false accusation against Kṛṣṇa, and reciting (praises), he went to heaven. Satrājit was a breaker (of the pact); Satyabhāmā was Hari's beloved.
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AgP 274.45
अनमित्राच्छिनिर्जज्ञे सत्यकस्तु शिनेः सुतः सत्यकात्सात्यकिर्जज्ञे युयुधानाद्धुनिर्ह्यभूत्
anamitrācchinirjajñe satyakastu śineḥ sutaḥ satyakātsātyakirjajñe yuyudhānāddhunirhyabhūt
From Anamitra was born Śini; Satyaka was Śini's son; from Satyaka was born Sātyaki (Yuyudhāna), and from Yuyudhāna came Dhuni.
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AgP 274.46
धुनेर्युगन्धरः पुत्रः स्वाह्यो ऽभुत्(२) स युधाजितः ऋषभक्षेत्रकौ तस्य ह्य् ऋषभाच्च स्वफल्ककः
dhuneryugandharaḥ putraḥ svāhyo 'bhut(2) sa yudhājitaḥ ṛṣabhakṣetrakau tasya hy ṛṣabhācca svaphalkakaḥ
Dhuni's son was Yugandhara; Svāhya was (born) of him — he was Yudhājit. He had two (sons), Ṛṣabha and Kṣetraka; and from Ṛṣabha (came) Svaphalka.
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AgP 274.47
स्वफल्कपुत्रो ह्य् अक्रूरो अकूराच्च सुधन्वकः शूरात्तु वसुदेवाद्याः पृथा पाण्डोः प्रियाभवत्
svaphalkaputro hy akrūro akūrācca sudhanvakaḥ śūrāttu vasudevādyāḥ pṛthā pāṇḍoḥ priyābhavat
Svaphalka's son was Akrūra, and from Akrūra (came) Sudhanvaka. From Śūra came Vasudeva and the others; Pṛthā became Pāṇḍu's beloved (wife).
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AgP 274.48
:न् १ सुधाजितमिति ख॥ , छ॥ च २ स्वान्धोभूदिति ख॥ , छ॥ च । साक्षो ऽभूदिति ज॥ :प् १८ धर्माद्युधिष्ठिरः पाण्डोर्वायोः कुन्त्यां वृकोदरः इन्द्राद्धनञ्जयो माद्र्यां नकुलः सहदेवकः
:n 1 sudhājitamiti kha.. , cha.. ca 2 svāndhobhūditi kha.. , cha.. ca / sākṣo 'bhūditi ja.. :p 18 dharmādyudhiṣṭhiraḥ pāṇḍorvāyoḥ kuntyāṃ vṛkodaraḥ indrāddhanañjayo mādryāṃ nakulaḥ sahadevakaḥ
From Dharma, Pāṇḍu had Yudhiṣṭhira; from Vāyu, in Kuntī, Vṛkodara; from Indra, Dhanañjaya; and in Mādrī, Nakula and Sahadeva.
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AgP 274.49
वसुदेवाच्च रोहिण्यां रामः सारणदुर्गमौ वसुदेवाच्च देवक्यामादौ जातः सुसेनकः
vasudevācca rohiṇyāṃ rāmaḥ sāraṇadurgamau vasudevācca devakyāmādau jātaḥ susenakaḥ
And from Vasudeva, in Rohiṇī, (were born) Rāma, Sāraṇa and Durgama; and from Vasudeva, in Devakī, Suṣeṇaka was born first.
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AgP 274.50
कीर्तिमान् भद्रसेनश् च जारुख्यो विष्णुदासकः भद्रदेहः कंश एतान् षड्गर्भान्निजघान ह
kīrtimān bhadrasenaś ca jārukhyo viṣṇudāsakaḥ bhadradehaḥ kaṃśa etān ṣaḍgarbhānnijaghāna ha
Kīrtimān, Bhadrasena, the one called Jāru, Viṣṇudāsaka, Bhadradeha — these six embryos Kaṃsa slew.
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AgP 274.51
ततो बलस्ततः कृष्णः सुभद्रा भद्रभाषिणी चारुदेष्णश् च शाम्बाद्याः कृष्णाज्जाम्बवतीसुताः
tato balastataḥ kṛṣṇaḥ subhadrā bhadrabhāṣiṇī cārudeṣṇaś ca śāmbādyāḥ kṛṣṇājjāmbavatīsutāḥ
Then Bala, then Kṛṣṇa; Subhadrā, Bhadrabhāṣiṇī; and Cārudeṣṇa and Śāmba and the rest were Kṛṣṇa's sons by Jāmbavatī.
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