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Garuda Purana — Purva Khanda — Chapter 141

GaP 1 141.1

श्रीगरुडमहापुराणम्- १४१ हरिरुवाच । शतानीको ह्यश्वमेधदत्तश्चाप्यधिसोमकः । कृष्णो ऽनिरुद्धश्चाप्युष्णस्ततश्चित्ररथो नृपः

śrīgaruḍamahāpurāṇam- 141 hariruvāca / śatānīko hyaśvamedhadattaścāpyadhisomakaḥ / kṛṣṇo 'niruddhaścāpyuṣṇastataścitraratho nṛpaḥ

The Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa, 141. Hari said: Śatānīka, then Aśvamedhadatta, and Adhisomaka, Kṛṣṇa, Aniruddha, and Uṣṇa, and then king Citraratha.

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GaP 1 141.2

शुचिद्रथो वृष्णिमांश्च सुपेणश्च सुनीथकः । नृचक्षुश्च मुखाबाणः मेधावी च नृपञ्जयः

śucidratho vṛṣṇimāṃśca supeṇaśca sunīthakaḥ / nṛcakṣuśca mukhābāṇaḥ medhāvī ca nṛpañjayaḥ

Śucidratha, and Vṛṣṇimān, and Supeṇa, and Sunīthaka, and Nṛcakṣus, Mukhābāṇa, and Medhāvin, and Nṛpañjaya.

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GaP 1 141.3

पारिप्लवश्च मुनयो मेधावी च नृपञ्जयः । बृहद्रथो हरिस्तिग्मो शतानीकः सुदानकः

pāriplavaśca munayo medhāvī ca nṛpañjayaḥ / bṛhadratho haristigmo śatānīkaḥ sudānakaḥ

And Pāriplava, and the Munayas, and Medhāvin, and Nṛpañjaya, Bṛhadratha, Haristigma, Śatānīka, Sudānaka.

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GaP 1 141.4

उदानो ऽह्निनरश्चैव दण्डपाणिर्निमित्तकः । क्षेमकश्च ततः शूद्रः पिता पूर्वस्ततः सुतः

udāno 'hninaraścaiva daṇḍapāṇirnimittakaḥ / kṣemakaśca tataḥ śūdraḥ pitā pūrvastataḥ sutaḥ

Udāna, and Ahninara, Daṇḍapāṇi, Nimittaka, and then Kṣemaka; then a Śūdra. The earlier one is the father, the one after him the son.

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GaP 1 141.5

बृहद्बलास्तु कथयन्ते नृपोश्चैक्ष्वाकुवंशजाः । बृहद्बलादुरुक्षयो वत्सव्यूहस्ततः परः

bṛhadbalāstu kathayante nṛpoścaikṣvākuvaṃśajāḥ / bṛhadbalādurukṣayo vatsavyūhastataḥ paraḥ

But they tell of Bṛhadbala and the kings born in the Ikṣvāku line: from Bṛhadbala, Urukṣaya; after him, Vatsavyūha.

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GaP 1 141.6

वत्सव्यूहात्ततः सूर्यः सहदेवस्तदात्मजः । बृहदश्वो भानुरथः प्रतीच्यश्च प्रतीतकः । मनुदेवः सुनक्षत्रः किन्नरश्चान्तरिक्षकः

vatsavyūhāttataḥ sūryaḥ sahadevastadātmajaḥ / bṛhadaśvo bhānurathaḥ pratīcyaśca pratītakaḥ / manudevaḥ sunakṣatraḥ kinnaraścāntarikṣakaḥ

From Vatsavyūha then Sūrya; Sahadeva was his son; Bṛhadaśva, Bhānuratha, and Pratīcya, and Pratītaka, Manudeva, Sunakṣatra, Kinnara, and Antarikṣaka.

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GaP 1 141.7

सुपर्णः कृतजिच्चैव बृहद्भ्राजश्च धार्मिकः । कृतञ्जयो धनञ्जयः संजयः शाक्य एव च

suparṇaḥ kṛtajiccaiva bṛhadbhrājaśca dhārmikaḥ / kṛtañjayo dhanañjayaḥ saṃjayaḥ śākya eva ca

Suparṇa, and Kṛtajit, and Bṛhadbhrāja the righteous, Kṛtañjaya, Dhanañjaya, Saṃjaya, and Śākya.

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GaP 1 141.8

शुद्धोदनो बाहुलश्च सेनजित्क्षुद्रकस्तथा । सुमित्रः कुडवश्चातः सुमित्रान्मागधाञ्छणु

śuddhodano bāhulaśca senajitkṣudrakastathā / sumitraḥ kuḍavaścātaḥ sumitrānmāgadhāñchaṇu

Śuddhodana, and Bāhula, Senajit, and likewise Kṣudraka, Sumitra, and Kuḍava. After Sumitra, hear of the Māgadhas.

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GaP 1 141.9

जरासन्धः सहदेवः सोमापिश्च श्रुतश्रवाः । अयुतायुर्निरमित्रः सुक्षत्रो बहुकर्मकः

jarāsandhaḥ sahadevaḥ somāpiśca śrutaśravāḥ / ayutāyurniramitraḥ sukṣatro bahukarmakaḥ

Jarāsandha, Sahadeva, and Somāpi, Śrutaśravas, Ayutāyus, Niramitra, Sukṣatra, Bahukarmaka.

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GaP 1 141.10

श्रुतञ्जयः सेनजिच्च भूरिश्चैव शुचिस्तथा । क्षेम्यश्च सुव्रतो धर्मः श्मश्रुलो दृढसेनकः

śrutañjayaḥ senajicca bhūriścaiva śucistathā / kṣemyaśca suvrato dharmaḥ śmaśrulo dṛḍhasenakaḥ

Śrutañjaya, and Senajit, and Bhūri, and likewise Śuci, and Kṣemya, Suvrata, Dharma, Śmaśrula, Dṛḍhasenaka.

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GaP 1 141.11

सुमतिः सुबलो नीतो सत्यजिद्विश्वजित्तथा । इषुञ्जयश्च इत्येते नृपा बार्हद्रथाः स्मृताः

sumatiḥ subalo nīto satyajidviśvajittathā / iṣuñjayaśca ityete nṛpā bārhadrathāḥ smṛtāḥ

Sumati, Subala, Nīta, Satyajit, and likewise Viśvajit, and Iṣuñjaya — these are recorded as the kings of Bṛhadratha's line.

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GaP 1 141.12

अधर्मिष्ठाश्च शूद्राश्च भविष्यन्ति नृपास्ततः । स्वर्गादिकृद्धि भगवान्साक्षान्नारायणो ऽव्ययः

adharmiṣṭhāśca śūdrāśca bhaviṣyanti nṛpāstataḥ / svargādikṛddhi bhagavānsākṣānnārāyaṇo 'vyayaḥ

After that the kings will be most unrighteous and Śūdras. For the Lord, the imperishable Nārāyaṇa himself, is the maker of heaven and the rest.

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GaP 1 141.13

नैमित्तिकः प्राकृतिकस्तथैवात्यन्तिको लयः । याति भूः प्रलयं चाप्सु ह्यापस्तेजसि पावकः

naimittikaḥ prākṛtikastathaivātyantiko layaḥ / yāti bhūḥ pralayaṃ cāpsu hyāpastejasi pāvakaḥ

Dissolution is occasional, elemental (prākṛtika), and likewise final. The earth goes to dissolution in the waters, the waters into fire, fire (into wind).

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GaP 1 141.14

वायौ वायुश्च वियति त्वाकाशौ यात्यहङ्कृतौ । अहं बुद्धौ मतिर्जोवे जीवो ऽव्यक्ते तदात्मनि

vāyau vāyuśca viyati tvākāśau yātyahaṅkṛtau / ahaṃ buddhau matirjove jīvo 'vyakte tadātmani

And wind (goes) into wind, and (wind) into space; space goes into the ego-principle; the "I" into intellect, thought into the living self, the living self into the unmanifest, and that into the Self.

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GaP 1 141.15

आत्मा परेश्वरो विष्णुरेको नारायणो नरः । अविनाश्यपरं सर्वं जगत्स्वर्गादि नाशि हि

ātmā pareśvaro viṣṇureko nārāyaṇo naraḥ / avināśyaparaṃ sarvaṃ jagatsvargādi nāśi hi

The Self is the supreme Lord, Viṣṇu, the one Nārāyaṇa, Nara; the supreme is indestructible, while all the world, heaven and the rest, is perishable.

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GaP 1 141.16

नृपादयो गता नाशमतः पापं विवर्जयेत् । धर्मं कुर्यात्स्थिरं येन पापं हित्वा हरिं व्रजेत्

nṛpādayo gatā nāśamataḥ pāpaṃ vivarjayet / dharmaṃ kuryātsthiraṃ yena pāpaṃ hitvā hariṃ vrajet

Kings and the rest have gone to destruction; therefore one should shun sin. One should practise dharma steadily, by which, abandoning sin, one goes to Hari.

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