Padma Purana — Srishti Khanda — Chapter 12
PdP 1 12.1
भीष्म उवाच। सोमवंशः कथं जातः कथयात्र विशारद। तद्वंशे केतुराजानो बभूवुः कीर्तिवर्द्धनाः
bhīṣma uvāca| somavaṃśaḥ kathaṃ jātaḥ kathayātra viśārada| tadvaṃśe keturājāno babhūvuḥ kīrtivarddhanāḥ
Bhīṣma said: How did the Lunar Line come into being? Tell (me) about this, O skilled one. What kings were there in that line who increased its fame?
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PdP 1 12.2
पुलस्त्य उवाच। आदिष्टो ब्रह्मणा पूर्वमत्रिः सर्गविधौ पुरा। अनंतरं नाम तपः सृष्ट्यर्थं तप्तवान्विभुः
pulastya uvāca| ādiṣṭo brahmaṇā pūrvamatriḥ sargavidhau purā| anaṃtaraṃ nāma tapaḥ sṛṣṭyarthaṃ taptavānvibhuḥ
Pulastya said: Formerly, in the process of creation, Atri was commanded by Brahmā, and the mighty one thereafter performed austerity named (…) for the sake of creation.
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PdP 1 12.3
यदानंदकरं ब्रह्म भगवन्क्लेशनाशनं। ब्रह्मरुद्रेन्द्रसूर्याणामभ्यंतरमतींद्रियं
yadānaṃdakaraṃ brahma bhagavankleśanāśanaṃ| brahmarudrendrasūryāṇāmabhyaṃtaramatīṃdriyaṃ
(Atri said/thought:) That Brahman which produces bliss, O Lord, which destroys affliction, which is the inmost (essence) of Brahmā, Rudra, Indra and the Sun, beyond the senses —
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PdP 1 12.4
शान्तिं कृत्वात्ममनसा तदत्रिः संयमे स्थितः। माहात्म्यं तपसो वापि परमानंदकारकं
śāntiṃ kṛtvātmamanasā tadatriḥ saṃyame sthitaḥ| māhātmyaṃ tapaso vāpi paramānaṃdakārakaṃ
Having made stillness with his own mind, Atri then remained in restraint (of the senses), (achieving) the greatness of austerity, indeed the producer of supreme bliss.
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PdP 1 12.5
यस्माद्वंशपतिः सार्द्धं समये तदधिष्ठितः। तं दृष्ट्वाचष्ट सोमेन तस्मात्सोमोभवद्विभुः
yasmādvaṃśapatiḥ sārddhaṃ samaye tadadhiṣṭhitaḥ| taṃ dṛṣṭvācaṣṭa somena tasmātsomobhavadvibhuḥ
Since the lord of the (lunar) lineage stood established therein together (with it) at that time, seeing him (Brahmā?) declared (him) as 'Soma'; hence the mighty one became Soma.
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PdP 1 12.6
अथ सुस्राव नेत्राभ्यां जलं तत्रात्रिसंभवम्। द्योतयद्विश्वमखिलं ज्योत्स्नया सचराचरम्
atha susrāva netrābhyāṃ jalaṃ tatrātrisaṃbhavam| dyotayadviśvamakhilaṃ jyotsnayā sacarācaram
Then water flowed from his two eyes, arising there from Atri, illuminating the whole universe with its moonlight, together with all that moves and does not move.
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PdP 1 12.7
तद्दिशो जगृहुस्तत्र स्त्रीरूपेणासहृच्छयाः। गर्भो भूत्वोदरे तासां स्थितः सोप्यत्रिसंभवः
taddiśo jagṛhustatra strīrūpeṇāsahṛcchayāḥ| garbho bhūtvodare tāsāṃ sthitaḥ sopyatrisaṃbhavaḥ
Then the (four) directions, in the form of women, took it there, being love-struck; and it, born of Atri, became an embryo and remained in their womb.
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PdP 1 12.8
आशाश्च मुमुचुर्गर्भमशक्ता धारणे ततः। समादायाथ तं गर्भमेकीकृत्य चतुर्मुखः
āśāśca mumucurgarbhamaśaktā dhāraṇe tataḥ| samādāyātha taṃ garbhamekīkṛtya caturmukhaḥ
And the directions released the embryo, being unable to bear it; then the four-faced one, taking up that embryo and making it one,
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PdP 1 12.9
युवानमकरोद्ब्रह्मा सर्वायुधधरं नरम्। स्यंदनेथ सहस्तेन वेदशक्तिमये प्रभुः
yuvānamakarodbrahmā sarvāyudhadharaṃ naram| syaṃdanetha sahastena vedaśaktimaye prabhuḥ
Brahmā made (him) a young man, a person bearing all weapons; then the Lord, with a hand, (set him) upon a chariot made of the power of the Vedas.
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PdP 1 12.10
आरोप्य लोकमनयदात्मीयं स पितामहः। ततो ब्रह्मर्षिभिः प्रोक्तं ह्यस्मत्स्वामीभवत्वयम्
āropya lokamanayadātmīyaṃ sa pitāmahaḥ| tato brahmarṣibhiḥ proktaṃ hyasmatsvāmībhavatvayam
Having mounted (him there), that grandfather led (him) to his own world; then it was said by the brahmin-sages: "May this one become our lord!"
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PdP 1 12.11
ऋषिभिर्देवगंधर्वैरप्सरोभिस्तथैव च। स्तूयमानस्य तस्याभूदधिकं महदंतरम्
ṛṣibhirdevagaṃdharvairapsarobhistathaiva ca| stūyamānasya tasyābhūdadhikaṃ mahadaṃtaram
As he was being praised by sages, gods, gandharvas and likewise by apsarases, there arose in him an exceedingly great difference (i.e. change).
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PdP 1 12.12
तेजोवितानादभवद्भुवि दिव्यौषधीगणः। तद्दीप्तिरधिका तस्माद्रात्रौ भवति सर्वदा
tejovitānādabhavadbhuvi divyauṣadhīgaṇaḥ| taddīptiradhikā tasmādrātrau bhavati sarvadā
From the spreading out of his radiance there arose on earth the host of divine healing herbs; his brilliance is greater, and therefore it is always (present) at night.
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PdP 1 12.13
तेनौषधीशः सोमोभूद्द्विजेष्वपि हि गण्यते। वेदधामा रसश्चायं यदिदं मंडलं शुभम्
tenauṣadhīśaḥ somobhūddvijeṣvapi hi gaṇyate| vedadhāmā rasaścāyaṃ yadidaṃ maṃḍalaṃ śubham
Therefore Soma became the lord of herbs, and he is indeed reckoned also among the twice-born; he whose abode is the Veda, and this sap — that which is this auspicious disc.
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PdP 1 12.14
क्षीयते वर्द्धते चैव शुक्ले कृष्णे च सर्वदा। विंशतिं च तथा सप्त दक्षः प्राचेतसो ददौ कार्त्तवीर्यस्य राजर्षेर्महिमानं निरीक्ष्य सः। न नूनं कार्त्तवीर्यस्य गतिं यास्यंति पार्थिवाः
kṣīyate varddhate caiva śukle kṛṣṇe ca sarvadā| viṃśatiṃ ca tathā sapta dakṣaḥ prācetaso dadau kārttavīryasya rājarṣermahimānaṃ nirīkṣya saḥ| na nūnaṃ kārttavīryasya gatiṃ yāsyaṃti pārthivāḥ
It wanes and waxes always, in the bright and in the dark (fortnight); and Dakṣa, son of the Pracetas, gave twenty and seven... — he, observing the greatness of the royal sage Kārtavīrya (thought): "Surely kings will not attain the course of Kārtavīrya."
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PdP 1 12.15
रूपलावण्यसंयुक्तास्तस्मै कन्याः सुवर्चसः। ततः शक्तिसहस्राणां सहस्राणि दशैव तु
rūpalāvaṇyasaṃyuktāstasmai kanyāḥ suvarcasaḥ| tataḥ śaktisahasrāṇāṃ sahasrāṇi daśaiva tu
(He gave) to him maidens of great splendour, endowed with beauty and loveliness; then ten thousand thousands of śaktis (powers/spears)...
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PdP 1 12.16
तपश्चकार शीतांशुर्विष्णुध्यानैकतत्परः। ततस्तुष्टश्च भगवांस्तस्मै नारायणो हरिः
tapaścakāra śītāṃśurviṣṇudhyānaikatatparaḥ| tatastuṣṭaśca bhagavāṃstasmai nārāyaṇo hariḥ
The cool-rayed one performed austerity, wholly intent on meditation on Viṣṇu; then the Lord Nārāyaṇa Hari, pleased with him,
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PdP 1 12.17
वरं वृणीष्व चोवाच परमात्मा जनार्दनः। ततो वव्रे वरं सोमः शक्रलोके यजाम्यहम्
varaṃ vṛṇīṣva covāca paramātmā janārdanaḥ| tato vavre varaṃ somaḥ śakraloke yajāmyaham
said, "Choose a boon" — the supreme Self, Janārdana. Then Soma chose a boon: "I shall sacrifice in the world of Śakra;
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PdP 1 12.18
प्रत्यक्षमेव भोक्तारो भवंतु मम मंदिरे। राजसूये सुरगणा ब्रह्माद्या ये चतुर्विधाः
pratyakṣameva bhoktāro bhavaṃtu mama maṃdire| rājasūye suragaṇā brahmādyā ye caturvidhāḥ
let the hosts of gods, and those of four kinds beginning with Brahmā, be eaters visibly present in my house at the Rājasūya;
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PdP 1 12.19
रक्षपालः सुरोस्माकमास्तां शूलधरो हरः। तथेत्युक्तः समाजह्रे राजसूयं तु विष्णुना
rakṣapālaḥ surosmākamāstāṃ śūladharo haraḥ| tathetyuktaḥ samājahre rājasūyaṃ tu viṣṇunā
and let the god Hara, bearer of the trident, be our protector-guard." Being answered "So be it," the Rājasūya was performed for him by Viṣṇu.
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PdP 1 12.20
होतात्रिर्भृगुरध्वर्युरुद्गाता च चतुर्मुखः। ब्रह्मत्वमगमत्तस्य उपद्रष्टा हरिः स्वयम्
hotātrirbhṛguradhvaryurudgātā ca caturmukhaḥ| brahmatvamagamattasya upadraṣṭā hariḥ svayam
Atri was the hotṛ, Bhṛgu the adhvaryu, and the four-faced one the udgātṛ; the office of brahman-priest went to him, and Hari himself was the overseer.
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PdP 1 12.21
सदस्याः सर्वदेवास्तु राजसूयविधिः स्मृतः। वसवोध्वर्यवस्तद्वद्विश्वेदेवास्तथैव च
sadasyāḥ sarvadevāstu rājasūyavidhiḥ smṛtaḥ| vasavodhvaryavastadvadviśvedevāstathaiva ca
And all the gods were the assembly-members — such is remembered as the rule of the Rājasūya; the Vasus likewise were adhvaryus, and so too the Viśvedevas.
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PdP 1 12.22
त्रैलोक्यं दक्षिणा तेन ऋत्विग्भ्यः प्रतिपादिता। सोमः प्राप्याथदुष्प्राप्यमैश्वर्यं सृष्टिसत्कृतं
trailokyaṃ dakṣiṇā tena ṛtvigbhyaḥ pratipāditā| somaḥ prāpyāthaduṣprāpyamaiśvaryaṃ sṛṣṭisatkṛtaṃ
The three worlds were presented by him to the officiating priests as the sacrificial fee. Then Soma, having obtained the hard-to-obtain sovereignty honoured by creation,
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PdP 1 12.23
सप्तलोकैकनाथत्वं प्राप्तस्स्वतपसा तदा। कदाचिदुद्यानगतामपश्यदनेकपुष्पाभरणोपशोभाम्
saptalokaikanāthatvaṃ prāptassvatapasā tadā| kadācidudyānagatāmapaśyadanekapuṣpābharaṇopaśobhām
attained then, by his own austerity, sole lordship over the seven worlds. Once he saw (a woman) who had gone to the garden, adorned and beautified with many flowers,
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PdP 1 12.24
बृहन्नितंबस्तनभारखेदां पुष्पावभंगेप्यतिदुर्बलांगीं। भार्यां च तां देवगुरोरनंगबाणाभिरामायत चारुनेत्रां
bṛhannitaṃbastanabhārakhedāṃ puṣpāvabhaṃgepyatidurbalāṃgīṃ| bhāryāṃ ca tāṃ devaguroranaṃgabāṇābhirāmāyata cārunetrāṃ
(He saw) her wearied by the weight of her large hips and breasts, her limbs too frail even for the plucking of flowers — that wife of the preceptor of the gods, with long, lovely eyes as delightful as the arrows of Love.
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PdP 1 12.25
तारां स ताराधिपतिः स्मरार्तः केशेषु जग्राह विविक्तभूमौ। सापि स्मरार्ता सहते न रेमे तद्रूपकांत्याहृतमानसैव
tārāṃ sa tārādhipatiḥ smarārtaḥ keśeṣu jagrāha viviktabhūmau| sāpi smarārtā sahate na reme tadrūpakāṃtyāhṛtamānasaiva
He, the lord of the stars, sick with love, seized Tārā by the hair in a secluded spot; and she too, sick with love, did not resist but took her pleasure, her mind already carried off by the radiance of his beauty.
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PdP 1 12.26
चिरं विहृत्याथ जगाम तारां विधुर्गृहीत्वा स्वगृहं ततोपि। न तृप्तिरासीत्स्वगृहेपि तस्य तारानुरक्तस्य सुखागमेषु
ciraṃ vihṛtyātha jagāma tārāṃ vidhurgṛhītvā svagṛhaṃ tatopi| na tṛptirāsītsvagṛhepi tasya tārānuraktasya sukhāgameṣu
Then, having dallied with her a long while, the Moon took Tārā and went from there to his own house; and even in his own house he found no satiety, attached as he was to Tārā, in the comings of pleasure.
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PdP 1 12.27
बृहस्पतिस्तद्विरहाग्निदग्धस्तद्ध्याननिष्ठैकमना बभूव। शशाक शापं न च दातुमस्मै न मंत्रशस्त्राग्निविषैरनेकैः
bṛhaspatistadvirahāgnidagdhastaddhyānaniṣṭhaikamanā babhūva| śaśāka śāpaṃ na ca dātumasmai na maṃtraśastrāgniviṣairanekaiḥ
Bṛhaspati, burnt by the fire of her absence, became one whose mind was fixed solely on meditation upon her. And he could not lay a curse upon him (Soma), nor (could he harm him) by many mantras, weapons, fires and poisons —
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PdP 1 12.28
तस्यापकर्तुं विविधैरुपायैर्नैवाभिचारैरपि वागधीशः। स याचयामास ततस्तु देवं सोमं स्वभार्यार्थमनंगतप्तः
tasyāpakartuṃ vividhairupāyairnaivābhicārairapi vāgadhīśaḥ| sa yācayāmāsa tatastu devaṃ somaṃ svabhāryārthamanaṃgataptaḥ
The lord of speech was unable to harm him by various means, nor even by spells of black magic. Then, burning with desire, he begged the god Soma for (the return of) his own wife.
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PdP 1 12.29
स याच्यमानोपि ददौ न भार्यां बृहस्पतेः कामवशेन मोहितः। महेश्वरेणाथ चतुर्मुखेन साध्यैर्मरुद्भिः सह लोकपालैः
sa yācyamānopi dadau na bhāryāṃ bṛhaspateḥ kāmavaśena mohitaḥ| maheśvareṇātha caturmukhena sādhyairmarudbhiḥ saha lokapālaiḥ
Though he was entreated, he did not give up Bṛhaspati's wife, being deluded by the force of desire; then by Maheśvara, by the Four-faced One, by the Sādhyas and the Maruts together with the guardians of the quarters—
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PdP 1 12.30
ददौ यदा तां न कथंचिदिंदुस्तदा शिवः क्रोधपरो बभूव। यो वामदेवप्रथितः पृथिव्यामनेकरुद्रार्चितपादपद्मः
dadau yadā tāṃ na kathaṃcidiṃdustadā śivaḥ krodhaparo babhūva| yo vāmadevaprathitaḥ pṛthivyāmanekarudrārcitapādapadmaḥ
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PdP 1 12.31
ततः सशिष्यो गिरिशः पिनाकी बृहस्पतेः स्नेहवशानुबद्धः। धनुर्गृहीत्वाजगवं पुरारिर्जगाम भूतेश्वरसिद्धजुष्टः
tataḥ saśiṣyo giriśaḥ pinākī bṛhaspateḥ snehavaśānubaddhaḥ| dhanurgṛhītvājagavaṃ purārirjagāma bhūteśvarasiddhajuṣṭaḥ
Then Giriśa, bearer of the Pināka, together with his disciples, bound by his affection for Bṛhaspati, took up the Ājagava bow and went forth — that foe of the (demon of the) citadel, attended by spirits, lords and siddhas.
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PdP 1 12.32
युद्धाय सोमेन विशेषदीप्तस्तृतीयनेत्रानलभीमवक्त्रः। सहैव जग्मुश्च गणेश्वराणां विंशाधिका षष्टिरथोग्रमूर्तिः
yuddhāya somena viśeṣadīptastṛtīyanetrānalabhīmavaktraḥ| sahaiva jagmuśca gaṇeśvarāṇāṃ viṃśādhikā ṣaṣṭirathogramūrtiḥ
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PdP 1 12.33
यक्षेश्वराणां सगणैरनेकैर्युतोन्वगात्स्यंदनसंस्थितानां। वेतालयक्षोरगकिन्नराणां पद्मेन चैकेन तथार्बुदानाम्
yakṣeśvarāṇāṃ sagaṇairanekairyutonvagātsyaṃdanasaṃsthitānāṃ| vetālayakṣoragakinnarāṇāṃ padmena caikena tathārbudānām
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PdP 1 12.34
लक्षैस्त्रिभिर्द्वा दशभी रथानां सोमोप्यगात्तत्र विवृद्धमन्युः। शनैश्चरांगारकवृद्धतेजा नक्षत्रदैत्यासुरसैन्ययुक्तः
lakṣaistribhirdvā daśabhī rathānāṃ somopyagāttatra vivṛddhamanyuḥ| śanaiścarāṃgārakavṛddhatejā nakṣatradaityāsurasainyayuktaḥ
With three hundred thousand and twelve (thousand) chariots, Soma too, his fury swollen, went there, his fiery power augmented by Śanaiścara (Saturn) and Aṅgāraka (Mars), joined by the armies of the nakṣatras, the daityas and the asuras.
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PdP 1 12.35
जग्मुर्भयं सप्त तथैव लोका धरावनद्वीपसमुद्रगर्भाः। ससोममेवाभ्यगमत्पिनाकी गृहीतदीप्तास्त्रविशालवह्निः
jagmurbhayaṃ sapta tathaiva lokā dharāvanadvīpasamudragarbhāḥ| sasomamevābhyagamatpinākī gṛhītadīptāstraviśālavahniḥ
The seven worlds likewise fell into fear, they that hold within them the earth, the forests, the islands and the seas; and the bearer of the Pināka advanced upon (the host) together with Soma, having taken up his blazing weapon of vast fire.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 1 12.36
अथाभवद्भीषण भीम सोम सैन्यद्वयस्याथ महाहवोसौ। अशेषसत्वक्षयकृत्प्रवृद्धस्तीक्ष्णप्रधानो ज्वलनैकरूपः
athābhavadbhīṣaṇa bhīma soma sainyadvayasyātha mahāhavosau| aśeṣasatvakṣayakṛtpravṛddhastīkṣṇapradhāno jvalanaikarūpaḥ
— tr. refused: cyber
PdP 1 12.37
शस्त्रैरथान्योन्यमशेषसैन्यं द्वयोर्जगामक्षयमुग्रतीक्ष्णैः। पतंति शस्त्राणि तथोज्वलानि स्वर्भूमिपातालमलं दहंति
śastrairathānyonyamaśeṣasainyaṃ dvayorjagāmakṣayamugratīkṣṇaiḥ| pataṃti śastrāṇi tathojvalāni svarbhūmipātālamalaṃ dahaṃti
Then, by fierce, sharp weapons (used) against one another, the entire army of both (sides) went to destruction; the weapons fall, so blazing, and they thoroughly burn heaven, earth, and the netherworld.
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PdP 1 12.38
रुद्रः क्रोधाद्ब्रह्मशिरो मुमोच सोमोपि सोमास्त्रममोघवीर्यं। तयोर्निपातेन समुद्रभूम्योरथांतरिक्षस्य च भीतिरासीत्
rudraḥ krodhādbrahmaśiro mumoca somopi somāstramamoghavīryaṃ| tayornipātena samudrabhūmyorathāṃtarikṣasya ca bhītirāsīt
Rudra in anger loosed the Brahma-head weapon, and Soma too (loosed) the soma-weapon, of unfailing force; and by the falling of those two there came terror upon the ocean, the earth, and the mid-air.
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PdP 1 12.39
तदा सुयुद्धं जगतां क्षयाय प्रवृद्धमालोक्य पितामहोपि। ततः प्रविश्याथ कथंचिदेव निवारयामास सुरैः सहैव
tadā suyuddhaṃ jagatāṃ kṣayāya pravṛddhamālokya pitāmahopi| tataḥ praviśyātha kathaṃcideva nivārayāmāsa suraiḥ sahaiva
Then, seeing that the mighty battle had swelled to the destruction of the worlds, the Grandfather (Brahmā) too came in, together with the gods, and with much difficulty brought it to a halt.
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PdP 1 12.40
अकारणं किं क्षयकृज्जनानां सोम त्वयापीदमकार्यकार्यं। यस्मात्परस्त्रीहरणाय सोम त्वया कृतं युद्धमतीव भीमम्
akāraṇaṃ kiṃ kṣayakṛjjanānāṃ soma tvayāpīdamakāryakāryaṃ| yasmātparastrīharaṇāya soma tvayā kṛtaṃ yuddhamatīva bhīmam
— tr. refused: cyber
PdP 1 12.41
पापग्रहस्त्वं भविता जनेषु पापोस्यलं वह्निमुखाशिनां त्वं। भार्यामिमामर्पय वाक्पतेस्त्वं प्रमाणयन्नेव मदीय वाचम्
pāpagrahastvaṃ bhavitā janeṣu pāposyalaṃ vahnimukhāśināṃ tvaṃ| bhāryāmimāmarpaya vākpatestvaṃ pramāṇayanneva madīya vācam
You shall become an evil planet among people; you are wicked indeed among those (gods) who eat through the mouth of fire. Hand over this wife to the lord of speech (Bṛhaspati), holding my word as authoritative.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 1 12.42
तथेति चोवाच हिमांशुमाली युद्धादपाक्रामदतः प्रशांतः। बृहस्पतिस्तामथ गृह्य तारां हृष्टो जगाम स्वगृहं च रुद्रः
tatheti covāca himāṃśumālī yuddhādapākrāmadataḥ praśāṃtaḥ| bṛhaspatistāmatha gṛhya tārāṃ hṛṣṭo jagāma svagṛhaṃ ca rudraḥ
— tr. refused: cyber
PdP 1 12.43
पुलस्त्य उवाच। ततः संवत्सरस्यांते द्वादशादित्यसन्निभः। दिव्यपीताम्बरधरो दिव्याभरणभूषितः
pulastya uvāca| tataḥ saṃvatsarasyāṃte dvādaśādityasannibhaḥ| divyapītāmbaradharo divyābharaṇabhūṣitaḥ
Pulastya said: Then, at the end of a year, (a son was born) resembling twelve suns, wearing divine yellow garments, adorned with divine ornaments —
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PdP 1 12.44
तारोदरविनिष्क्रान्तः कुमारस्सूर्यसन्निभः। सर्वार्थशास्त्रविद्विद्वान्हस्तिशास्त्रप्रवर्त्तकः
tārodaraviniṣkrāntaḥ kumārassūryasannibhaḥ| sarvārthaśāstravidvidvānhastiśāstrapravarttakaḥ
Come forth from Tārā's womb, the boy resembling the sun, a learned man knowing all the sciences of the (four) aims, the founder of the science of elephants —
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PdP 1 12.45
नामयद्राजपुत्रोयं विश्रुतो राजवैद्यकः। राज्ञः सोमस्य पुत्रत्वाद्राजपुत्रो बुधः स्मृतः
nāmayadrājaputroyaṃ viśruto rājavaidyakaḥ| rājñaḥ somasya putratvādrājaputro budhaḥ smṛtaḥ
"This prince is renowned as the royal physician" — because of his being the son of King Soma, the wise one (Budha) is held to be a king's son.
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PdP 1 12.46
जनानां तु स तेजांसि सर्वाण्येवाक्षिपद्बली। ब्रह्माद्यास्तत्र चाजग्मुर्देवा देवर्षिभिः सह
janānāṃ tu sa tejāṃsi sarvāṇyevākṣipadbalī| brahmādyāstatra cājagmurdevā devarṣibhiḥ saha
But he, the mighty one, drew off all the energies of people; and Brahmā and the other gods came there together with the divine sages.
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PdP 1 12.47
बृहस्पतिगृहे सर्वे जातकर्मोत्सवे तदा। पप्रच्छुस्ते सुरास्तारां केन जातः कुमारकः
bṛhaspatigṛhe sarve jātakarmotsave tadā| papracchuste surāstārāṃ kena jātaḥ kumārakaḥ
All (of them being) then in Bṛhaspati's house at the birth-rite festival, those gods asked Tārā: "By whom was the boy begotten?"
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PdP 1 12.48
ततः सा लज्जिता तेषां न किंचिदवदत्तदा। पुनः पुनस्तदा पृष्टा लज्जयंती वरांगना
tataḥ sā lajjitā teṣāṃ na kiṃcidavadattadā| punaḥ punastadā pṛṣṭā lajjayaṃtī varāṃganā
Then she, ashamed, said nothing at all to them at that time; asked again and again, the lovely woman kept feeling shame.
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PdP 1 12.49
सोमस्येति चिरादाह ततो गृह्णाद्विधुः सुतं। बुध इत्यकरोन्नाम प्रादाद्राज्यं च भूतले
somasyeti cirādāha tato gṛhṇādvidhuḥ sutaṃ| budha ityakaronnāma prādādrājyaṃ ca bhūtale
After a long while she said, "He is Soma's"; then the Moon took the son, gave him the name "Budha," and granted him kingship on earth.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.50
अभिषेकं ततः कृत्वा प्रदानमकरोद्विभुः। ग्रहमध्यं प्रदायाथ ब्रह्मा ब्रह्मर्षिभिर्युतः५० 1.12.
abhiṣekaṃ tataḥ kṛtvā pradānamakarodvibhuḥ| grahamadhyaṃ pradāyātha brahmā brahmarṣibhiryutaḥ50 1.12.
Then the lord performed the consecration and made the bestowal; and having given (him) the middle place among the planets, Brahmā, accompanied by the brahmin sages,
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PdP 1 12.51
पश्यतां सर्वभूतानां तत्रैवांतरधीयत। इलोदरे च धर्मिष्ठं बुधः पुत्रमजीजनत्
paśyatāṃ sarvabhūtānāṃ tatraivāṃtaradhīyata| ilodare ca dharmiṣṭhaṃ budhaḥ putramajījanat
vanished right there while all beings looked on. And Budha begot in Ilā's womb a most righteous son,
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PdP 1 12.52
अश्वमेधशतंसाग्रमकरोद्यस्स्वतेजसा। पुरूरवा इति ख्यातः सर्वलोकनमस्कृतः
aśvamedhaśataṃsāgramakarodyassvatejasā| purūravā iti khyātaḥ sarvalokanamaskṛtaḥ
who by his own might performed a full hundred horse-sacrifices; he was famed as Purūravas, saluted by all the worlds.
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PdP 1 12.53
हिमवच्छिखरे रम्ये समाराध्य पितामहं। लोकैश्वर्यमगाद्राजन्सप्तद्वीपपतिस्तदा
himavacchikhare ramye samārādhya pitāmahaṃ| lokaiśvaryamagādrājansaptadvīpapatistadā
Having propitiated the Grandfather on the lovely peak of Himavat, O king, he then attained lordship over the worlds as master of the seven continents.
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PdP 1 12.54
केशिप्रभृतयो दैत्यास्तद्भृत्यत्वं समागताः। उर्वशी यस्य पत्नीत्वमगमद्रूपमोहिता
keśiprabhṛtayo daityāstadbhṛtyatvaṃ samāgatāḥ| urvaśī yasya patnītvamagamadrūpamohitā
The demons headed by Keśin came into servitude to him; and Urvaśī, infatuated by his beauty, came to be his wife.
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PdP 1 12.55
सप्तद्वीपावसुमती सशैलवनकानना। धर्मेण पालिता तेन सर्वलोकहितैषिणा
saptadvīpāvasumatī saśailavanakānanā| dharmeṇa pālitā tena sarvalokahitaiṣiṇā
The earth with its seven continents, with its mountains, woods and forests, was protected by him according to dharma, since he sought the welfare of all the worlds.
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PdP 1 12.56
चामरग्रहणाकीर्तिः स्वयं चैवांगवाहिका। ब्रह्मप्रसादाद्देवेंद्रो ददावर्द्धासनं तदा
cāmaragrahaṇākīrtiḥ svayaṃ caivāṃgavāhikā| brahmaprasādāddeveṃdro dadāvarddhāsanaṃ tadā
(To him,) whose fame was the holding of the fly-whisk and who himself served as body-attendant, the lord of the gods, by Brahmā's favour, then gave half his seat.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 1 12.57
धर्मार्थकामान्धर्मेण समवेतोभ्यपालयत्। धर्मार्थकामास्तं द्रष्टुमाजग्मुः कौतुकान्विताः
dharmārthakāmāndharmeṇa samavetobhyapālayat| dharmārthakāmāstaṃ draṣṭumājagmuḥ kautukānvitāḥ
With a balanced mind he cultivated dharma, artha and kāma in accordance with dharma; and Dharma, Artha and Kāma came, filled with curiosity, to see him,
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PdP 1 12.58
जिज्ञासवस्तच्चरितं कथं पश्यति नः समम्। भक्त्या चक्रे ततस्तेषामर्घ्यपाद्यादिकं ततः
jijñāsavastaccaritaṃ kathaṃ paśyati naḥ samam| bhaktyā cakre tatasteṣāmarghyapādyādikaṃ tataḥ
wishing to know his conduct: "How does he regard us as equal?" Then he devotedly made for them the offering of water, water for the feet, and the rest.
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PdP 1 12.59
आसनत्रयमानीय दिव्यं कनकभूषणम्। निवेश्याथाकरोत्पूजामीषद्धर्मेधिकां पुनः
āsanatrayamānīya divyaṃ kanakabhūṣaṇam| niveśyāthākarotpūjāmīṣaddharmedhikāṃ punaḥ
Bringing three divine seats adorned with gold and seating (them), he then performed the worship, making it a little greater for Dharma.
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PdP 1 12.60
जग्मतुस्तौ च कामार्थावतिकोपं नृपं प्रति। अर्थः शापमदात्तस्मै लोभात्त्वं नाशमेष्यसि
jagmatustau ca kāmārthāvatikopaṃ nṛpaṃ prati| arthaḥ śāpamadāttasmai lobhāttvaṃ nāśameṣyasi
And those two, Kāma and Artha, went off in great anger against the king. Artha gave him a curse: "Through greed you will come to ruin."
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PdP 1 12.61
कामोप्याह तवोन्मादो भविता गंधमादने। कुमारवनमाश्रित्य वियोगाच्चोर्वशीभवात्
kāmopyāha tavonmādo bhavitā gaṃdhamādane| kumāravanamāśritya viyogāccorvaśībhavāt
Kāma too said: "Madness will come upon you on Gandhamādana, when you have resorted to the Kumāra grove, from the separation from Urvaśī."
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PdP 1 12.62
धर्मोप्याह चिरायुस्त्वं धार्मिकश्च भविष्यसि। संततिस्तव राजेंद्र यावदाचंद्रतारकम्
dharmopyāha cirāyustvaṃ dhārmikaśca bhaviṣyasi| saṃtatistava rājeṃdra yāvadācaṃdratārakam
Dharma too said: "You will be long-lived and righteous; your lineage, O lord of kings, (will endure) as long as the moon and stars,
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PdP 1 12.63
शतशो वृद्धिमायाति न नाशं भुवि यास्यति। षष्टिं वर्षाणि चोन्माद ऊर्वशीकामसंभवः
śataśo vṛddhimāyāti na nāśaṃ bhuvi yāsyati| ṣaṣṭiṃ varṣāṇi conmāda ūrvaśīkāmasaṃbhavaḥ
it will increase a hundredfold and will not perish on earth; and the madness born of desire for Urvaśī (will last) sixty years."
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PdP 1 12.64
अचिरादेव भार्यापि वशमेष्यति चाप्सराः। इत्युक्त्वांतर्दधुः सर्वे राजा राज्यं तदान्वभूत्
acirādeva bhāryāpi vaśameṣyati cāpsarāḥ| ityuktvāṃtardadhuḥ sarve rājā rājyaṃ tadānvabhūt
"Before long your wife too, and the Apsaras, will come under your sway." Having said this, they all vanished; the king then enjoyed his kingdom.
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PdP 1 12.65
अहन्यहनि देवेंद्रं द्रष्टुं याति पुरूरवाः। कदाचिदारुह्य रथं दक्षिणांबरचारिणा
ahanyahani deveṃdraṃ draṣṭuṃ yāti purūravāḥ| kadācidāruhya rathaṃ dakṣiṇāṃbaracāriṇā
Day after day Purūravas goes to see the lord of the gods. Once, having mounted his chariot that travels through the southern sky,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.66
सार्धं शक्रेण सोऽपश्यन्नीयमानामथांबरे। केशिना दानवेंद्रेण चित्रलेखामथोर्वशीम्
sārdhaṃ śakreṇa so'paśyannīyamānāmathāṃbare| keśinā dānaveṃdreṇa citralekhāmathorvaśīm
together with Śakra, he saw in the sky Citralekhā and then Urvaśī being carried off by Keśin, the lord of the Dānavas.
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PdP 1 12.67
तं विनिर्जित्य समरे विविधायुधपातनैः। पुरा शक्रोपि समरे येन वज्री विनिर्जितः
taṃ vinirjitya samare vividhāyudhapātanaiḥ| purā śakropi samare yena vajrī vinirjitaḥ
Having defeated him in battle by hurling weapons of various kinds — him by whom formerly even Śakra, the wielder of the thunderbolt, had been defeated in battle —
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PdP 1 12.68
मित्रत्वमगमत्तेन प्रादादिंद्राय चोर्वशीं। ततःप्रभृति मित्रत्वमगमत्पाकशासनः
mitratvamagamattena prādādiṃdrāya corvaśīṃ| tataḥprabhṛti mitratvamagamatpākaśāsanaḥ
(Purūravas) entered into friendship with him (Indra) and gave Urvaśī to Indra; from that time on the chastiser of Pāka (Indra) entered into friendship
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PdP 1 12.69
सर्वलोकेतिशयितं पुरूरवसमेव तम्। प्राह वज्री तु संतुष्टो नीयतामियमेव च
sarvaloketiśayitaṃ purūravasameva tam| prāha vajrī tu saṃtuṣṭo nīyatāmiyameva ca
with that very Purūravas, who surpassed all the world. And the wielder of the thunderbolt, well pleased, said: "Let this very one (Urvaśī) be taken away."
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PdP 1 12.70
सा पुरूरवसः प्रीत्यै चागायच्चरितं महत्। लक्ष्मीस्वयंवरंनाम भरतेन प्रवर्तितम्
sā purūravasaḥ prītyai cāgāyaccaritaṃ mahat| lakṣmīsvayaṃvaraṃnāma bharatena pravartitam
And for the pleasure of Purūravas she sang the great story named "The Self-Choice of Lakṣmī," which was set in motion by Bharata.
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PdP 1 12.71
मेनकां चोर्वशीं रंभां नृत्यध्वमिति चादिशत्। ननर्त सलयं तत्र लक्ष्मीरूपेण चोर्वशी
menakāṃ corvaśīṃ raṃbhāṃ nṛtyadhvamiti cādiśat| nanarta salayaṃ tatra lakṣmīrūpeṇa corvaśī
And he (Bharata) commanded Menakā, Urvaśī, and Rambhā: "Dance!" And there Urvaśī danced in rhythm in the form of Lakṣmī.
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PdP 1 12.72
सा पुरूरवसं दृष्ट्वा नृत्यंती कामपीडिता। विस्मृताभिनयं सर्वं यत्पुरातनचोदितम्
sā purūravasaṃ dṛṣṭvā nṛtyaṃtī kāmapīḍitā| vismṛtābhinayaṃ sarvaṃ yatpurātanacoditam
She, dancing, on seeing Purūravas, tormented by desire, forgot the whole performance, that which had earlier been instructed (by Bharata).
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PdP 1 12.73
शशाप भरतः क्रोधाद्वियोगात्तस्य भूतले। पंचपंचाशदब्दानि लताभूता भविष्यसि
śaśāpa bharataḥ krodhādviyogāttasya bhūtale| paṃcapaṃcāśadabdāni latābhūtā bhaviṣyasi
Bharata cursed (her) out of anger, because of his (Purūravas's) separation (from her): "On earth for fifty-five years you shall become a creeping vine."
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 1 12.74
ततस्तमुर्वशी गत्वा भर्त्तारमकरोच्चिरं। शापानुभवनांते च उर्वशी बुधसूनुना
tatastamurvaśī gatvā bharttāramakarocciraṃ| śāpānubhavanāṃte ca urvaśī budhasūnunā
Then Urvaśī went to him and made him her husband for a long time; and at the end of undergoing the curse, Urvaśī, by the son of Budha (Purūravas),
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.75
अजीजनत्सुतानष्टौ नामतस्तान्निबोध मे। आयुर्दृढायुर्वश्यायुर्बलायुर्धृतिमान्वसुः
ajījanatsutānaṣṭau nāmatastānnibodha me| āyurdṛḍhāyurvaśyāyurbalāyurdhṛtimānvasuḥ
bore eight sons; learn their names from me: Āyus, Dṛḍhāyus, Vaśyāyus, Balāyus, Dhṛtimān, Vasu,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.76
दिव्यजायुः शतायुश्च सर्वे दिव्यबलौजसः। आयुषो नहुषः पुत्रो वृद्धशर्मा तथैव च
divyajāyuḥ śatāyuśca sarve divyabalaujasaḥ| āyuṣo nahuṣaḥ putro vṛddhaśarmā tathaiva ca
Divyajāyus, and Śatāyus — all of divine strength and vigour. Āyus's son was Nahuṣa, and likewise Vṛddhaśarmā,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.77
रजिर्दंडो विशाखश्च वीराः पंचमहारथाः। रजेः पुत्रशतं जज्ञे राजेया इति विश्रुतं
rajirdaṃḍo viśākhaśca vīrāḥ paṃcamahārathāḥ| rajeḥ putraśataṃ jajñe rājeyā iti viśrutaṃ
Raji, Daṇḍa, and Viśākha — five heroic great chariot-warriors. To Raji were born a hundred sons, famed as the Rājeyas.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.78
रजिराराधयामास नारायणमकल्मषं। तपसा तोषितो विष्णुर्वरं प्रादान्महीपतेः
rajirārādhayāmāsa nārāyaṇamakalmaṣaṃ| tapasā toṣito viṣṇurvaraṃ prādānmahīpateḥ
Raji propitiated the stainless Nārāyaṇa; Viṣṇu, gratified by his austerity, granted a boon to the lord of the earth.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.79
देवासुरमनुष्याणामभूत्स विजयी तदा। अथ देवासुरं युद्धमभूद्वर्षशतत्रयम्
devāsuramanuṣyāṇāmabhūtsa vijayī tadā| atha devāsuraṃ yuddhamabhūdvarṣaśatatrayam
He then became the conqueror of gods, asuras, and men. Then there was a war between gods and asuras lasting three hundred years,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.80
प्रह्लादशक्रयोर्भीमं न कश्चिद्विजयी तयोः। ततो देवासुरैः पृष्टः पृथग्देवश्चतुर्मुखः
prahlādaśakrayorbhīmaṃ na kaścidvijayī tayoḥ| tato devāsuraiḥ pṛṣṭaḥ pṛthagdevaścaturmukhaḥ
a terrible one between Prahlāda and Śakra; neither of the two was victorious. Then the four-faced god was asked separately by the gods and the asuras:
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.81
अनयोर्विजयी कः स्याद्रजिर्यत्रेति सोब्रवीत्। जयाय प्रार्थितो राजा सहायस्त्वं भवस्व नः
anayorvijayī kaḥ syādrajiryatreti sobravīt| jayāya prārthito rājā sahāyastvaṃ bhavasva naḥ
"Which of these two will be victorious?" He said, "Whichever side Raji is on." The king was entreated for victory: "Be you our helper!"
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.82
दैत्यैः प्राह यदि स्वामी वो भवामि ततस्त्वलम्। नासुरैः प्रतिपन्नं तत्प्रतिपन्नं सुरैस्तदा
daityaiḥ prāha yadi svāmī vo bhavāmi tatastvalam| nāsuraiḥ pratipannaṃ tatpratipannaṃ suraistadā
He said to the Daityas: "If I become your lord, then it is enough (I will help)." That was not agreed to by the asuras; it was then agreed to by the gods:
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.83
स्वामी भव त्वमस्माकं बलनाशय विद्विषः। ततो विनाशिताः सर्वे ये वध्या वज्रपाणिनः
svāmī bhava tvamasmākaṃ balanāśaya vidviṣaḥ| tato vināśitāḥ sarve ye vadhyā vajrapāṇinaḥ
"Be you our lord; destroy the strength of the enemies." Then all those who were to be slain by the thunderbolt-bearer were destroyed.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.84
पुत्रत्वमगमत्तुष्टस्तस्येंद्रः कर्मणा ततः। दत्त्वेंद्राय पुरा राज्यं जगाम तपसे रजिः
putratvamagamattuṣṭastasyeṃdraḥ karmaṇā tataḥ| dattveṃdrāya purā rājyaṃ jagāma tapase rajiḥ
Indra, pleased by that deed of his, then entered into sonship (with him); and Raji, having formerly given the kingdom to Indra, went off to austerity.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.85
रजिपुत्रैस्तदाछिन्नं बलादिंद्रस्य वैयदा। यज्ञभागश्च राज्यं च तपोबलगुणान्वितैः
rajiputraistadāchinnaṃ balādiṃdrasya vaiyadā| yajñabhāgaśca rājyaṃ ca tapobalaguṇānvitaiḥ
Then Raji's sons, endowed with the powers of austerity and strength, cut off by force from Indra both his share of the sacrifice and his kingdom.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.86
राज्यभ्रष्टस्ततः शक्रो रजिपुत्रनिपीडितः। प्राह वाचस्पतिं दीनः पीडितोऽस्मि रजेः सुतैः
rājyabhraṣṭastataḥ śakro rajiputranipīḍitaḥ| prāha vācaspatiṃ dīnaḥ pīḍito'smi rajeḥ sutaiḥ
Then Śakra, fallen from his kingdom and oppressed by Raji's sons, wretched, said to Vācaspati (Bṛhaspati): "I am oppressed by Raji's sons."
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.87
न यज्ञभागो राज्यं मे पीडितस्य बृहस्पते। राज्यलाभाय मे यत्नं विधत्स्व धिषणाधिप
na yajñabhāgo rājyaṃ me pīḍitasya bṛhaspate| rājyalābhāya me yatnaṃ vidhatsva dhiṣaṇādhipa
"I who am oppressed have neither the share of the sacrifice nor the kingdom, Bṛhaspati; make an effort for my regaining of the kingdom, O lord of intellect."
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.88
ततो बृहस्पतिः शक्रमकरोद्बलदर्पितम्। ग्रहशांतिविधानेन पौष्टिकेन च कर्मणा
tato bṛhaspatiḥ śakramakarodbaladarpitam| grahaśāṃtividhānena pauṣṭikena ca karmaṇā
Then Bṛhaspati made Śakra proud with strength, by the rite for appeasing the planets and by a strengthening ritual.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.89
गत्वाथ मोहयामास रजिपुत्रान्बृहस्पतिः। जिनधर्मं समास्थाय वेदबाह्यं स धर्मवित्
gatvātha mohayāmāsa rajiputrānbṛhaspatiḥ| jinadharmaṃ samāsthāya vedabāhyaṃ sa dharmavit
Then Bṛhaspati went and deluded Raji's sons: he who knew dharma set forth the doctrine of the Jina, which is outside the Veda.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.90
वेदत्रयीपरिभ्रष्टांश्चकार धिषणाधिपः। वेदबाह्यान्परिज्ञाय हेतुवादसमन्वितान्
vedatrayīparibhraṣṭāṃścakāra dhiṣaṇādhipaḥ| vedabāhyānparijñāya hetuvādasamanvitān
The lord of intellect made them fallen away from the threefold Veda, and, when they had come to be known as outside the Veda and given over to argumentative reasoning,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.91
जघान शक्रो वज्रेण सर्वान्धर्मबहिष्कृतान्। नहुषस्य प्रवक्ष्यामि पुत्रान्सप्तैव धार्मिकान्
jaghāna śakro vajreṇa sarvāndharmabahiṣkṛtān| nahuṣasya pravakṣyāmi putrānsaptaiva dhārmikān
Śakra slew them all with his thunderbolt, cast out from dharma. I shall now tell of Nahuṣa's seven righteous sons.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.92
यतिर्ययातिश्शर्यातिरुत्तरः पर एव च। अयतिर्वियतिश्चैव सप्तैते वंशवर्द्धनाः
yatiryayātiśśaryātiruttaraḥ para eva ca| ayatirviyatiścaiva saptaite vaṃśavarddhanāḥ
Yati, Yayāti, Śaryāti, Uttara, and Para as well, Ayati and Viyati — these seven were the increasers of the line.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.93
यतिः कुमारभावेपि योगी वैखानसोभवत्। ययातिरकरोद्राज्यं धर्मैकशरणः सदा
yatiḥ kumārabhāvepi yogī vaikhānasobhavat| yayātirakarodrājyaṃ dharmaikaśaraṇaḥ sadā
Yati, even while still a boy, became a yogin and a forest hermit; Yayāti exercised kingship, always having dharma as his sole refuge.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.94
शर्मिष्ठा तस्य भार्याभूद्दुहिता वृषपर्वणः। भार्गवस्यात्मजा चैव देवयानी च सुव्रता
śarmiṣṭhā tasya bhāryābhūdduhitā vṛṣaparvaṇaḥ| bhārgavasyātmajā caiva devayānī ca suvratā
Śarmiṣṭhā, the daughter of Vṛṣaparvan, was his wife, and also Devayānī, the daughter of the Bhārgava, firm in her vows.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.95
ययातेः पंचदायादास्तान्प्रवक्ष्यामि नामतः। देवयानी यदुं पुत्रं तुर्वसुं चाप्यजीजनत्
yayāteḥ paṃcadāyādāstānpravakṣyāmi nāmataḥ| devayānī yaduṃ putraṃ turvasuṃ cāpyajījanat
Yayāti had five heirs; I shall declare them by name. Devayānī bore the sons Yadu and Turvasu,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.96
तथा द्रुह्यमणं पूरुं शर्मिष्ठाजनयत्सुतान्। यदुः पूरूश्च भरतस्ते वै वंशविवर्द्धनाः
tathā druhyamaṇaṃ pūruṃ śarmiṣṭhājanayatsutān| yaduḥ pūrūśca bharataste vai vaṃśavivarddhanāḥ
and Śarmiṣṭhā bore as sons Druhyu, Aṇa (Anu) and Pūru. Yadu, Pūru and Bharata were indeed the increasers of the line.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.97
पूरोर्वंशं प्रवक्ष्यामि यत्र जातोसि पार्थिव। यदोस्तु यादवा जाता यत्र तौ बलकेशवौ
pūrorvaṃśaṃ pravakṣyāmi yatra jātosi pārthiva| yadostu yādavā jātā yatra tau balakeśavau
I shall declare the line of Pūru, in which you were born, O king; and from Yadu were born the Yādavas, in which (line came) those two, Bala and Keśava,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.98
भारावतारणार्थाय पांडवानां हिताय च। यदोः पुत्रा बभूवुश्च पंच देवसुतोपमाः
bhārāvatāraṇārthāya pāṃḍavānāṃ hitāya ca| yadoḥ putrā babhūvuśca paṃca devasutopamāḥ
for the sake of removing the burden (of the earth) and for the welfare of the Pāṇḍavas. And Yadu had five sons, like the sons of the gods.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.99
सहस्रजित्तथा ज्येष्ठः क्रोष्टा नीलोञ्जिको रघुः। सहस्रजितो दायादः शतजिन्नाम पार्थिवः
sahasrajittathā jyeṣṭhaḥ kroṣṭā nīloñjiko raghuḥ| sahasrajito dāyādaḥ śatajinnāma pārthivaḥ
Sahasrajit was the eldest, then Kroṣṭā, Nīla, Añjika, and Raghu. Sahasrajit's heir was a king named Śatajit.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.100
शतजितश्च दायादास्त्रयः परमधार्मिकाः। हैहयश्च हयश्चैव तथा तालहयश्च यः१०० 1.12.
śatajitaśca dāyādāstrayaḥ paramadhārmikāḥ| haihayaśca hayaścaiva tathā tālahayaśca yaḥ100 1.12.
And Śatajit had three heirs, supremely righteous: Haihaya, and Haya, and he who was Tālahaya.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.101
हैहयस्य तु दायादो धर्मनेत्रः प्रतिश्रुतः। धर्मनेत्रस्य कुंतिस्तु संहतस्तस्य चात्मजः
haihayasya tu dāyādo dharmanetraḥ pratiśrutaḥ| dharmanetrasya kuṃtistu saṃhatastasya cātmajaḥ
Haihaya's heir is declared to be Dharmanetra; Dharmanetra's (son) was Kuṃti, and his son was Saṃhata.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.102
संहतस्य तु दायादो महिष्मान्नाम पार्थिवः। आसीन्महिष्मतः पुत्रो भद्रसेनः प्रतापवान्
saṃhatasya tu dāyādo mahiṣmānnāma pārthivaḥ| āsīnmahiṣmataḥ putro bhadrasenaḥ pratāpavān
Saṃhata's heir was a king named Mahiṣmān; Mahiṣmān's son was the majestic Bhadrasena.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.103
वाराणस्यामभूद्राजा कथितः पूर्वमेव हि। भद्रसेनस्य पुत्रस्तु दुर्दमो नाम धार्मिकः
vārāṇasyāmabhūdrājā kathitaḥ pūrvameva hi| bhadrasenasya putrastu durdamo nāma dhārmikaḥ
He was king in Vārāṇasī, as has already been told before. And Bhadrasena's son was the righteous one named Durdama.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.104
दुर्दमस्य सुतो भीमो धनको नाम वीर्यवान्। धनकस्य सुता ह्यासन्चत्वारो लोकविश्रुताः
durdamasya suto bhīmo dhanako nāma vīryavān| dhanakasya sutā hyāsancatvāro lokaviśrutāḥ
Durdama's son was the mighty Bhīma called Dhanaka; Dhanaka had four sons, famed throughout the world.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.105
कृताग्निः कृतवीर्यश्च कृतधर्मा तथैव च। कृतौजाश्च चतुर्थोभूत्कृतवीर्याच्च सोर्जुनः
kṛtāgniḥ kṛtavīryaśca kṛtadharmā tathaiva ca| kṛtaujāśca caturthobhūtkṛtavīryācca sorjunaḥ
Kṛtāgni, Kṛtavīrya, and likewise Kṛtadharmā; and Kṛtaujas was the fourth. And from Kṛtavīrya (came) that Arjuna.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.106
जातो बाहुसहस्रेण सप्तद्वीपेश्वरो नृपः। वर्षायुतं तपस्तेपे दुश्चरं पृथिवीपतिः
jāto bāhusahasreṇa saptadvīpeśvaro nṛpaḥ| varṣāyutaṃ tapastepe duścaraṃ pṛthivīpatiḥ
He was born with a thousand arms, a king who was lord of the seven continents; that lord of the earth practised harsh austerity for ten thousand years.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.107
दत्तमाराधयामास कार्त्तवीर्योत्रिसंभवम्। तस्मै दत्तो वरान्प्रादाच्चतुरः पुरुषोत्तमः
dattamārādhayāmāsa kārttavīryotrisaṃbhavam| tasmai datto varānprādāccaturaḥ puruṣottamaḥ
Kārtavīrya propitiated Datta, born of Atri; and to him that best of men, Datta, granted four boons.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.108
पूर्वं बाहुसहस्रं तु स वव्रे राजसत्तमः। अधर्मं ध्यायमानस्य भीतिश्चापि निवारणम्
pūrvaṃ bāhusahasraṃ tu sa vavre rājasattamaḥ| adharmaṃ dhyāyamānasya bhītiścāpi nivāraṇam
First that best of kings chose the thousand arms; and (second) the warding off (of himself) by fear when he was contemplating an unrighteous act.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 1 12.109
युद्धेन पृथिवीं जित्वा धर्मेणावाप्य वै बलम्। संग्रामे वर्तमानस्य वधश्चैवाधिकाद्भवेत्
yuddhena pṛthivīṃ jitvā dharmeṇāvāpya vai balam| saṃgrāme vartamānasya vadhaścaivādhikādbhavet
(Third,) having conquered the earth by war and having obtained power by righteousness; (fourth,) that while engaged in battle his death should come from one superior (to him).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 1 12.110
एतेनेयं वसुमती सप्तद्वीपा सपत्तना। सप्तोदधि परिक्षिप्ता क्षात्रेण विधिना जिता
eteneyaṃ vasumatī saptadvīpā sapattanā| saptodadhi parikṣiptā kṣātreṇa vidhinā jitā
By him this earth, with its seven continents and its towns, girdled by the seven oceans, was conquered by the law of the warrior.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.111
जज्ञे बाहुसहस्रं च इच्छतस्तस्य धीमतः। सर्वे यज्ञा महाबाहोस्तस्यासन्भूरिदक्षिणाः
jajñe bāhusahasraṃ ca icchatastasya dhīmataḥ| sarve yajñā mahābāhostasyāsanbhūridakṣiṇāḥ
And the thousand arms came into being for that wise one when he wished it; all the sacrifices of that great-armed one had abundant priestly gifts.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 1 12.112
सर्वे कांचनयूपास्ते सर्वे कांचनवेदिकाः। सर्वे देवैश्च संप्राप्ता विमानस्थैरलंकृतैः
sarve kāṃcanayūpāste sarve kāṃcanavedikāḥ| sarve devaiśca saṃprāptā vimānasthairalaṃkṛtaiḥ
All of them had golden sacrificial posts, all had golden altars; all were attended by the gods, adorned and seated in their celestial cars.
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PdP 1 12.113
गंधर्वैरप्सरोभिश्च नित्यमेवापि सेविताः। यस्य यज्ञे जगौ गाथा गंधंर्वो नारदस्तथा
gaṃdharvairapsarobhiśca nityamevāpi sevitāḥ| yasya yajñe jagau gāthā gaṃdhaṃrvo nāradastathā
And they were constantly frequented by gandharvas and apsarases; at whose sacrifice the gandharva Nārada sang songs.
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PdP 1 12.115
यज्ञैर्दानैस्तपोभिश्च विक्रमेण श्रुतेन च। सप्तद्वीपाननुचरन्वेगेन पवनोपमः
yajñairdānaistapobhiśca vikrameṇa śrutena ca| saptadvīpānanucaranvegena pavanopamaḥ
By sacrifices, by gifts, by austerities, by valour and by learning (he was renowned), roaming over the seven continents with a speed like the wind's.
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PdP 1 12.116
पंचाशीतिसहस्राणि वर्षाणां च नराधिपः। सप्तद्वीपपृथिव्याश्च चक्रवर्ती बभूव ह
paṃcāśītisahasrāṇi varṣāṇāṃ ca narādhipaḥ| saptadvīpapṛthivyāśca cakravartī babhūva ha
And for eighty-five thousand years that lord of men was indeed the universal emperor of the earth with its seven continents.
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PdP 1 12.117
स एव पशुपालोभूत्क्षेत्रपालः स एव हि। स एव वृष्ट्या पर्जन्यो योगित्वादर्जुनोभवत्
sa eva paśupālobhūtkṣetrapālaḥ sa eva hi| sa eva vṛṣṭyā parjanyo yogitvādarjunobhavat
He himself was the protector of cattle, he himself the protector of the fields; he himself was the rain-cloud with its rain — through his power of yoga he became Arjuna.
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PdP 1 12.118
योसौ बाहुसहस्रेण ज्याघातकठिनत्वचा। भाति रश्मिसहस्रेण शारदेनेव भास्करः
yosau bāhusahasreṇa jyāghātakaṭhinatvacā| bhāti raśmisahasreṇa śāradeneva bhāskaraḥ
He who, with his thousand arms whose skin was hardened by the bowstring's blows, shines as the sun with its thousand rays in autumn —
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PdP 1 12.119
एष नाम मनुष्येषु माहिष्मत्यां महाद्युतिः। एष वेगं समुद्रस्य प्रावृट्काले भजेत वै
eṣa nāma manuṣyeṣu māhiṣmatyāṃ mahādyutiḥ| eṣa vegaṃ samudrasya prāvṛṭkāle bhajeta vai
This one indeed, of great splendour, (dwelling) among men in Māhiṣmatī — he would take on the surging force of the ocean in the rainy season.
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PdP 1 12.120
क्रीडते स्वसुखा ये विप्रतिस्रोतो महीपतिः। ललनाः क्रीडता तेन प्रतिबद्धोर्मिमालिनी
krīḍate svasukhā ye vipratisroto mahīpatiḥ| lalanāḥ krīḍatā tena pratibaddhormimālinī
That lord of the earth sports with his own pleasures, (making the river run) against its current; the women play with him, while (the river) is checked and garlanded with waves.
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PdP 1 12.121
ऊर्मिभ्रुकुटिमाला सा शंकिताभ्येति नर्मदा। एष एव मनोर्वंशे त्ववगाहेन्महार्णवम्
ūrmibhrukuṭimālā sā śaṃkitābhyeti narmadā| eṣa eva manorvaṃśe tvavagāhenmahārṇavam
That Narmadā, her line of waves like knitted brows, comes on in alarm; and this very one in Manu's lineage would plunge into the great ocean,
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PdP 1 12.122
करेणोद्धृत्य वेगं तु कामिनीप्रीणनेन तु। तस्य बाहुसहस्रेण क्षोभ्यमाणे महोदधौ
kareṇoddhṛtya vegaṃ tu kāminīprīṇanena tu| tasya bāhusahasreṇa kṣobhyamāṇe mahodadhau
lifting up its surge with his hand for the delight of his beloved. When the great ocean was churned up by his thousand arms,
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PdP 1 12.123
भवंति लीना निश्चेष्टाः पातालस्था महासुराः। तदूरुक्षोभचकिता अमृतोत्पादशंकिताः
bhavaṃti līnā niśceṣṭāḥ pātālasthā mahāsurāḥ| tadūrukṣobhacakitā amṛtotpādaśaṃkitāḥ
the great asuras dwelling in Pātāla become hidden and motionless, terrified at the agitation of his thighs, fearing (another) production of the nectar;
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PdP 1 12.124
नता निश्चलमूर्द्धानो भवंति च महोरगाः। एष धन्वी च चिक्षेप रावणं प्रति सायकान्
natā niścalamūrddhāno bhavaṃti ca mahoragāḥ| eṣa dhanvī ca cikṣepa rāvaṇaṃ prati sāyakān
and the great serpents become bowed, their heads unmoving. And this bowman shot his arrows against Rāvaṇa.
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PdP 1 12.125
एष धन्वी धनुर्गृह्य उत्सिक्तं पंचभिः शरैः। लंकेशं मोहयित्वा तु सबलं रावणं बलात्
eṣa dhanvī dhanurgṛhya utsiktaṃ paṃcabhiḥ śaraiḥ| laṃkeśaṃ mohayitvā tu sabalaṃ rāvaṇaṃ balāt
This bowman, taking up his bow, with five arrows stupefied the arrogant lord of Laṅkā, and Rāvaṇa together with his army — by force,
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PdP 1 12.126
निर्जित्य बद्ध्वा त्वानीय माहिष्मत्याम्बबंध तम्। ततो गतोहं तस्याग्रे अर्जुनं संप्रसादयन्
nirjitya baddhvā tvānīya māhiṣmatyāmbabaṃdha tam| tato gatohaṃ tasyāgre arjunaṃ saṃprasādayan
having conquered and bound him, he brought him and imprisoned him at Māhiṣmatī. Then I went before him, conciliating Arjuna,
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PdP 1 12.127
मुमोच राजन्पौत्रं मे सख्यं कृत्वा च पार्थिवः। तस्य बाहुसहस्रस्य बभूव ज्यातलस्वनः
mumoca rājanpautraṃ me sakhyaṃ kṛtvā ca pārthivaḥ| tasya bāhusahasrasya babhūva jyātalasvanaḥ
and the king released my grandson, O king, and made friendship (with me). Of that thousand-armed one there arose the sound of the bowstring on the hand-guard,
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PdP 1 12.128
युगांताग्नेः प्रवृत्तस्य यथा ज्यातलनिःस्वनः। अहो बलं विधेर्वीर्यं भार्गवः स यदाच्छिनत्
yugāṃtāgneḥ pravṛttasya yathā jyātalaniḥsvanaḥ| aho balaṃ vidhervīryaṃ bhārgavaḥ sa yadācchinat
a bowstring-sound like that of the fire when it breaks out at the end of an age. Ah, the strength, the might of destiny, that the Bhārgava cut off
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PdP 1 12.129
मृधे सहस्रं बाहूनां हेमतालवनं यथा। यं वसिष्ठस्तु संक्रुद्धो ह्यर्जुनं शप्तवान्विभुः
mṛdhe sahasraṃ bāhūnāṃ hematālavanaṃ yathā| yaṃ vasiṣṭhastu saṃkruddho hyarjunaṃ śaptavānvibhuḥ
in battle that thousand of arms, like a grove of golden palm trees! — Arjuna, whom the mighty Vasiṣṭha, greatly enraged, had cursed:
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PdP 1 12.130
यस्माद्वनं प्रदग्धं ते विश्रुतं मम हैहय। तस्मात्ते दुष्कृतं कर्म कृतमन्यो हनिष्यति
yasmādvanaṃ pradagdhaṃ te viśrutaṃ mama haihaya| tasmātte duṣkṛtaṃ karma kṛtamanyo haniṣyati
"Since my renowned forest has been burnt by you, O Haihaya, therefore another will slay you for the evil deed you have done.
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PdP 1 12.131
छित्वा बाहुसहस्रं ते प्रमथ्य तरसा बली। तपस्वी ब्राह्मणस्त्वां वै वधिष्यति स भार्गवः
chitvā bāhusahasraṃ te pramathya tarasā balī| tapasvī brāhmaṇastvāṃ vai vadhiṣyati sa bhārgavaḥ
Cutting off your thousand arms and crushing you swiftly, that mighty ascetic brahmin, the Bhārgava, will surely kill you."
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PdP 1 12.132
तस्य रामोथ हंतासीन्मुनिशापेन धीमतः। तस्य पुत्रशतं त्वासीत्पंच तत्र महारथाः
tasya rāmotha haṃtāsīnmuniśāpena dhīmataḥ| tasya putraśataṃ tvāsītpaṃca tatra mahārathāḥ
So Rāma became the slayer of that wise one, through the sage's curse. He had a hundred sons, and among them five were great chariot-warriors,
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PdP 1 12.133
कृतास्त्रा बलिनः शूरा धर्मात्मानो महाबल। शूरसेनश्च शूरश्च धृष्टो वै कृष्ण एव च
kṛtāstrā balinaḥ śūrā dharmātmāno mahābala| śūrasenaśca śūraśca dhṛṣṭo vai kṛṣṇa eva ca
trained in weapons, strong, heroic, righteous in soul, O mighty one: Śūrasena and Śūra, and Dhṛṣṭa, and Kṛṣṇa,
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PdP 1 12.134
जयद्ध्वजः स वै कर्ता अवन्तिश्च रसापतिः। जयध्वजस्य पुत्रस्तु तालजंघो महाबलः
jayaddhvajaḥ sa vai kartā avantiśca rasāpatiḥ| jayadhvajasya putrastu tālajaṃgho mahābalaḥ
and Jayaddhvaja, he indeed the ruler of Avanti and lord of the earth. And Jayadhvaja's son was the very strong Tālajaṅgha.
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PdP 1 12.135
तस्य पुत्राश्शतान्येव तालजंघा इति स्मृताः। तेषां पंचकुलान्यासन्हैहयानां महात्मनाम्
tasya putrāśśatānyeva tālajaṃghā iti smṛtāḥ| teṣāṃ paṃcakulānyāsanhaihayānāṃ mahātmanām
His sons were a full hundred, known as the Tālajaṅghas. Of those great-souled Haihayas there were five families:
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PdP 1 12.136
वीतिहोत्राश्च संजाता भोजाश्चावंतयस्तथा। तुंडकेराश्च विक्रांतास्तालजंघाः प्रकीर्तिताः
vītihotrāśca saṃjātā bhojāścāvaṃtayastathā| tuṃḍakerāśca vikrāṃtāstālajaṃghāḥ prakīrtitāḥ
the Vītihotras were born, and the Bhojas and likewise the Āvantyas, and the valiant Tuṇḍakeras — these are proclaimed the Tālajaṅghas.
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PdP 1 12.137
वीतिहोत्रसुतश्चापि अनंतो नाम वीर्यवान्। दुर्जयस्तस्य पुत्रस्तु बभूवामित्रकर्षणः
vītihotrasutaścāpi anaṃto nāma vīryavān| durjayastasya putrastu babhūvāmitrakarṣaṇaḥ
And Vītihotra's son was the valorous one named Ananta; his son was Durjaya, a harrier of foes.
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PdP 1 12.138
सद्भावेन महाराजः प्रजाधर्मेण पालयन्। कार्तवीर्यार्जुनो नाम राजा बाहुसहस्रधृत्
sadbhāvena mahārājaḥ prajādharmeṇa pālayan| kārtavīryārjuno nāma rājā bāhusahasradhṛt
(He was) a great king, protecting with good will and by the law due to his subjects. (Then came) the king named Kārtavīryārjuna, who bore a thousand arms,
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PdP 1 12.139
येन सागरपर्यंता धनुषा निर्जिता मही। यस्तस्यकीर्तयेन्नाम कल्यमुत्थाय मानवः
yena sāgaraparyaṃtā dhanuṣā nirjitā mahī| yastasyakīrtayennāma kalyamutthāya mānavaḥ
by whom the earth as far as the ocean was conquered with the bow. Whatever man should rise at dawn and recite his name,
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PdP 1 12.140
न तस्य वित्तनाशः स्यान्नष्टं च लभते पुनः। कार्तवीर्यस्य यो जन्म कथयेदिह धीमतः। यथा यष्टा यथा दाता स्वर्गलोके महीयते
na tasya vittanāśaḥ syānnaṣṭaṃ ca labhate punaḥ| kārtavīryasya yo janma kathayediha dhīmataḥ| yathā yaṣṭā yathā dātā svargaloke mahīyate
he would suffer no loss of wealth, and he regains what has been lost. Whoever here relates the birth of the wise Kārtavīrya is exalted in the world of heaven, as a sacrificer is, as a giver is.
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