Text 12]
The Downfall of Saubhari Muni
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śāsad īje hariṁ yajñaiḥ śaśāda iti viśrutaḥ
pitari —when his father;  uparate —upon being relieved of the kingdom;  abhyetya —having come back;  vikukṣiḥ —the son named Vikukṣi;  pṛthivīm —the planet earth;  imām —this;  śāsat —ruling;  īje —worshiped;  harim —the Supreme Personality of Godhead;  yajñaiḥ —by performing various sacrifices;  śaśa-adaḥ —Śaśāda (“the eater of a rabbit”);  iti —thus;  viśrutaḥ —celebrated.
TRANSLATION
After his father’s disappearance, Vikukṣi returned to the country and thus became the king, ruling the planet earth and performing various sacrifices to satisfy the Supreme Personality of Godhead. Vikukṣi later became celebrated as Śaśāda.
TEXT 12
पुरञ्जयस्तस्य सुत इन्द्रवाह इतीरितः । ककुत्स्य इति चाप्युक्तः शृणु नामानि कर्मभिः ॥१२॥
purañjayas tasya suta indravāha itīritaḥ kakutstha iti cāpy uktaḥ śṛṇu nāmāni karmabhiḥ
puram-jayaḥ —Purañjaya (“the conqueror of the residence”);  tasya —his (Vikukṣi’s);  sutaḥ —son;  indra-vāhaḥ —Indravāha (“he whose carrier is Indra”);  iti —thus;  īritaḥ —known as such;  kakutsthaḥ —Kakutstha (“situated on the hump of a bull”);  iti —thus;  ca —also;  api —indeed;  uktaḥ —known as such;  śṛṇu —just hear;  nāmāni —all the names;  karmabhiḥ —according to one’s work.
TRANSLATION
The son of Śaśāda was Purañjaya, who is also known as Indravāha and sometimes as Kakutstha. Please hear from me how he received different names for different activities.