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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 9, Ch. 2]
tat-sutaḥ —the son of him (Nara);  kevalaḥ —was named Kevala;  tasmāt —from him (Kevala);  dhundhumān —a son was born named Dhundhumān;  vegavān —named Vegavān;  tataḥ —from him (Dhundhumān);  budhaḥ —named Budha;  tasya —of him (Vegavān);  abhavat —there was;  yasya —of whom (Budha);  tṛṇabinduḥ —a son named Tṛṇabindu;  mahīpatiḥ —the king.
TRANSLATION
The son of Nara was Kevala, and his son was Dhundhumān, whose son was Vegavān. Vegavān's son was Budha, and Budha's son was Tṛṇabindu, who became the king of this earth.
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तं भेजेऽलम्बुषा देवी भजनीयगुणालयम् । वराप्सरा यतः पुत्राः कन्या चेलविलाभवत् ॥३१॥
tam bheje 'lambuṣā devī bhajanīya-guṇālayam varāpsarā yataḥ putrāḥ kanyā celavilābhavat
tam —him (Tṛṇabindu);  bheje —accepted as husband;  alambuṣā —the girl Alambuṣā;  devī —goddess;  bhajanīya —worthy of accepting;  guṇa-ālayam —the reservoir of all good qualities;  vara-apsarāḥ —the best of the Apsarās;  yataḥ —from whom (Tṛṇabindu);  putrāḥ —some sons;  kanyā —a daughter;  ca —and;  ilavilā —named Ilavilā;  abhavat —was born.
TRANSLATION
The best of the Apsarās, the highly qualified girl named Alambuṣā, accepted the similarly qualified Tṛṇabindu as her husband. She gave birth to a few sons and a daughter known as Ilavilā.
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यस्यामुत्पादयामास विश्रवा धनदं सुतम् । प्रादाय विद्यां परमामृषिर्योगेश्वरः पितुः ॥३२॥