Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 9.18.3

pitari bhraḿśite sthānād

indrāṇyā dharṣaṇād dvijaiḥ

prāpite 'jagaratvaḿ vai

yayātir abhavan nṛpaḥ

SYNONYMS

pitari — when his father; bhraḿśite — was caused to fall down; sthānāt — from the heavenly planets; indrāṇyāḥ — of Śacī, the wife of Indra; dharṣaṇāt — from offending; dvijaiḥ — by them (upon her lodging a complaint with the brāhmaṇas); prāpite — being degraded to; ajagaratvam — the life of a snake; vai — indeed; yayātiḥ — the son named Yayāti; abhavat — became; nṛpaḥ — the king.

TRANSLATION

Because Nahuṣa, the father of Yayāti, molested Indra's wife, Śacī, who then complained to Agastya and other brāhmaṇas, these saintly brāhmaṇas cursed Nahuṣa to fall from the heavenly planets and be degraded to the status of a python. Consequently, Yayāti became the king.

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