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Śrimad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 9, Ch. 23]
dharmaḥ —a son known as Dharma;  tataḥ —from him (Dharma);  dhṛtaḥ —a son named Dhṛta;  dhṛtasya —of Dhṛta;  durmadaḥ —a son named Durmada;  tasmāt —from him (Durmada);  pracetāḥ —a son named Pracetā;  prācetasaḥ —of Pracetā;  śatam —there were one hundred sons.
TRANSLATION
The son of Setu was Ārabdha, Ārabdha's son was Gāndhāra, and Gāndhāra's son was Dharma. Dharma's son was Dhṛta, Dhṛta's son was Durmada, and Durmada's son was Pracetā, who had one hundred sons.
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म्लेच्छाधिपतयोऽभूवन्नुदीर्ती दिशमाश्रिताः ।
तुर्वसोश्च सुतो वह्निर्वह्नेर्भर्गोऽथ भानुमान् ॥१६॥
mlecchādhipatayo 'bhūvann udīcīm dīśam āśritāḥ turvasoś ca suto vahnir vahner bhargo 'tha bhānumān
mleccha —of the lands known as Mlecchadeśa (where Vedic civilization was not present);  adhipatayaḥ —the kings;  abhūvan —became;  udīcīm —on the northern side of India;  dīśam —the direction;  āśritāḥ —accepting as the jurisdiction;  turvasoḥ ca —of Turvasu, the second son of Mahārāja Yayāti;  sutaḥ —the son;  vahniḥ —Vahni;  vahneḥ —of Vahni;  bhargaḥ —the son named Bharga;  atha —thereafter, his son;  bhānumān —Bhānumān.
TRANSLATION
The Pracetās [the sons of Pracetā] occupied the northern side of India, which was devoid of Vedic civilization, and became kings there. Yayāti's second son was Turvasu. The son of Turvasu was Vahni; the son of Vahni, Bharga; the son of Bharga, Bhānumān.
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त्रिभानुस्तत्सुतोऽस्यापि करन्धम उदारधीः ।
मरुत्तस्तत्सुतोऽपुत्रः पुत्रं पौरवमन्वभूत् ॥१७॥