Text 4] The Progeny of the Daughters of Daksa 3

dve—two each; tarksya@ya—again unto Kasyapa; ca—and; aparadh—the
balance.

TRANSLATION

He gave ten daughters in charity to Dharmaraja [Yamaraja],
thirteen to Kasyapa [first twelve and then one more], twenty-seven
to the moon-god, and two each to Angira, Krsaésva and Bhita.
The other four daughters were given to Kasyapa. [Thus Kasyapa
received seventeen daughters in all.]}

TEXT 3

TTT faa a A Ay |
aet saferaactar svaftarey: 1 2 II

namadheydny amisdm tvam
sapatyanam ca me Srnu
yasam prasiti-prasavair
loka apiiritas trayah
namadheydani—the different names; amiisam—of them; tvam—you;
sa-apatyandm—with their offspring; ca—and; me—from me; smu—
please hear; yasém—of all of whom; prasiiti-prasavaih—by so many

children and descendants; lokah—the worlds; Gpiritah—populated;
trayah—three (the upper, middle and lower worlds).

TRANSLATION

Now please hear from me the names of all these daughters and
their descendants, who filled all the three worlds.

TEXT 4

ATION BHAT AEN ASAT |
qeaEA ART Tgea: BA TN II

bhanur lamba kakud yamir

visvd sadhyd marutvati
