Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 9.24.6-8

puruhotras tv anoh putras

tasyāyuh sātvatas tatah

bhajamāno bhajir divyo

vrishnir devāvridho 'ndhakah

sātvatasya sutāh sapta

mahābhojaś ca mārisha

bhajamānasya nimlocih

kińkano dhrishtir eva ca

ekasyām ātmajāh patnyām

anyasyām ca trayah sutāh

śatājic ca sahasrājid

ayutājid iti prabho

SYNONYMS

puruhotrah — Puruhotra; tu — indeed; anoh — of Anu; putrah — the son; tasya — of him (Puruhotra); ayuh — Ayu; sātvatah — Sātvata; tatah — from him (Ayu); bhajamānah — Bhajamāna; bhajih — Bhaji; divyah — Divya; vrishnih — Vrishni; devāvridhah — Devāvridha; andhakah — Andhaka; sātvatasya — of Sātvata; sutāh — son s; sapta — seven; mahābhojah ca — as well as Mahābhoja; mārisha — O great King; bhajamānasya — of Bhajamāna; nimlocih — Nimloci; kińkanah — Kińkana; dhrishtih — Dhrishti; eva — indeed; ca — also; ekasyām — born from one wife; ātmajāh — sons; patnyām — by a wife; anyasyām — another; ca — also; trayah — three; sutāh — sons; śatājit — Śatājit; ca — also; sahasrājit — Sahasrājit; ayutājit — Ayutājit; iti — thus; prabho — O King.

TRANSLATION

The son of Anu was Puruhotra, the son of Puruhotra was Ayu, and the son of Ayu was Sātvata. O great Āryan King, Sātvata had seven sons, named Bhajamāna, Bhaji, Divya, Vrishni, Devāvridha, Andhaka and Mahābhoja. From Bhajamāna by one wife came three sons — Nimloci, Kińkana and Dhrishti. And from his other wife came three other sons — Śatājit, Sahasrājit and Ayutājit.

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