Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 9.24.16-18

āsańgah sārameyaś ca

mriduro mriduvid girih

dharmavriddhah sukarmā ca

kshetropeksho 'rimardanah

śatrughno gandhamādaś ca

pratibāhuś ca dvādaśa

teshām svasā sucārākhyā

dvāv akrūra-sutāv api

devavān upadevaś ca

tathā citrarathātmajāh

prithur vidūrathādyāś ca

bahavo vrishni-nandanāh

SYNONYMS

āsańgah — Āsańga; sārameyah — Sārameya; ca — also; mridurah — Mridura; mriduvit — Mriduvit; girih — Giri; dharmavriddhah — Dharmavriddha; sukarmā — Sukarmā; ca — also; kshetropekshah — Kshetropeksha; arimardanah — Arimardana; śatrughnah — Śatrughna; gandhamādah — Gandhamāda; ca — and; pratibāhuh — Pratibāhu; ca — and; dvādaśa — twelve; teshām — of them; svasā — sister; sucārā — Sucārā; ākhyā — well known; dvau — two; akrūra — of Akrūra; sutau — sons; api — also; devavān — Devavān; upadevah ca — and Upadeva; tathā — thereafter; citraratha-ātmajāh — the sons of Citraratha; prithuh vidūratha — Prithu and Vidūratha; ādyāh — beginning with; ca — also; bahavah — many; vrishni-nandanāh — the sons of Vrishni.

TRANSLATION

The names of these twelve were Āsańga, Sārameya, Mridura, Mriduvit, Giri, Dharmavriddha, Sukarmā, Kshetropeksha, Arimardana, Śatrughna, Gandhamāda and Pratibāhu. These brothers also had a sister named Sucārā. From Akrūra came two sons, named Devavān and Upadeva. Citraratha had many sons, headed by Prithu and Vidūratha, all of whom were known as belonging to the dynasty of Vrishni.

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