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The Descendants of King Priyavrata
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preacher cannot be bogus; he must first of all realize Lord Viṣṇu as He is. As confirmed in  Bhagavad-gītā  (4.34),  upadekṣyanti te jñānaṁ jñāninas tattva-darśinaḥ : “One who has seen the truth can impart knowledge.” The word  tattva-darśī  refers to one who has perfectly realized the Supreme Personality of Godhead. Such a person can become a  guru  and propound Vaiṣṇava philosophy all over the world. The paragon of bona fide preachers and  guru  is King Pratiha.
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प्रतीहात्सुवर्चलायां प्रतिहर्त्रादयस्रय आसन्निज्याकोविदाः सूनवः प्रतिहर्तुः स्तुत्यामजभूमानावजनिषाताम् ॥५॥
pratihāt suvarcalāyāṁ pratihartrādayas traya āsann ijyā-kovidāḥ sūnavaḥ pratihartuḥ stutyām aja-bhūmānāv ajaniṣātām.
pratihāt —from King Pratiha;  suvarcalāyām —in the womb of his wife, named Suvarcalā;  pratihartrādayaḥ trayaḥ —the three sons Pratihartā, Prastotā and Udgātā;  āsan —came into being;  ijyā-kovidāḥ —who were all very expert in the ritualistic ceremonies of the  Vedas ;  sūnavaḥ —sons;  pratihartuḥ —from Pratihartā;  stutyām —in the womb of Stuti, his wife;  aja-bhūmānau —the two sons Aja and Bhūmā;  ajaniṣātām —were brought into existence.
TRANSLATION
In the womb of his wife Suvarcalā, Pratiha begot three sons, named Pratihartā, Prastotā and Udgātā. These three sons were very expert in performing Vedic rituals. Pratihartā begot two sons, named Aja and Bhūmā, in the womb of his wife, named Stuti.
TEXT 6
भूम्न ऋषिकुल्यायामुद्गीथस्ततः प्रस्तावो देवकुल्यायां प्रस्तावान्नियुत्सायां हृदयज आसीद्विभुर्विभो रत्यां च पृथुषेणस्तस्मान्नक्त आकूत्यां जज्ञे नक्ताद् द्रुतिपुत्रो गयो राजर्षिप्रवर उदारश्रवा अजायत साक्षाद्भगवतो