212 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 6, Ch. 18
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dhatuh kuhih sinivali
raka cdnumatis tatha
sdyam darsam atha pratah
piirnamdsam anukramat
agnin purisyan adhatta
kriyayam samanantarah
carsani varunasyasid
yasyam jato bhrguh punah
dhatuh—of Dhata; kuhih—Kuhi; sinivali—Sinivali; raka—Raka:
ca—and; anumatih—Anumati; tathd—also; séyam—Sayam; darsam—
Darga; atha—also; prdtah—Pratah; piirnamdsam—Pirnamasa;
anukramat—respectively; agnin—fire-gods; purisyan—called the
Purisyas; ddhatta—begot; kriyayam—in Kriya; samanantarah—the
next son, Vidhata; carsani—Carsani; varunasya—of Varuna; dsit—
was; yasyam—in whom; jatah—took birth; bhrguh—Bhrgu; punah—
again.
TRANSLATION
Dhata, the seventh son of Aditi, had four wives, named Kuhia,
Sinivali, Raka and Anumati. These wives begot four sons, named
Sayam, Darsa, Pratah and Piarnamasa respectively. The wife of
Vidhata, the eighth son of Aditi, was named Kriya. In her Vidhata
begot the five fire-gods named the Purisyas. The wife of Varuna,
the ninth son of Aditi, was named Carsani. Bhrgu, the son of
Brahma, took birth again in her womb.
