Text 10] Description of Future Manus 153
yamo yami srdddhadevas
chayayas ca sutan chrnu
trttyam—the third wife; vadavam—Vadava; eke—some people;
tasam—of all three wives; sariyjfd-sutah trayah—three issues of
Samjiia; yamah—one son named Yama; yami—Yami, a daughter;
sraddhadevah—Sraddhadeva, another son; chayayah—of Chaya; ca—
and; sutan—the sons; srmu—just hear about.
TRANSLATION
It is said that the sun-god had a third wife, named Vadava. Of the
three wives, the wife named Samjfia had three children— Yama,
Yami and Sraddhadeva. Now let me describe the children of Chaya.
TEXT 10
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TARAS | TeaTeAa Zell
sdvarnis tapati kanya
bharya sarnvaranasya ya
Sanaiscaras trtiyo "bhiid
asvinau vadavatmajau
savarnih—Savarni; tapati—Tapati; kanya—the daughter; bharya—
the wife; samvaranasya—of King Samvarana; yad—she who;
Sanaiscarah—Sanaiscara; trttyah—the third issue; abhiit—took birth;
asvinau—the two Asvini-kumaras; vadavd-dtma-jau—the sons of the
wife known as Vadava.
TRANSLATION
Chaya had a son named Savarni and a daughter named Tapati,
who later became the wife of King Sarnvarana. Chaya’s third child
is known as Sanaigcara [Saturn]. Vadava gave birth to two sons,
namely the Asvini brothers.
