192 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 6
dhundhumara iti khydtas
tat-sutas te ca jajvaluh
dhundhor mukhagnina sarve
traya evdvasesitah
drdhasvah kapilasvas ca
bhadrasva iti bharata
drdhasva-putro haryasvo
nikumbhas tat-sutah smrtah
dhundhu-mérah—the killer of Dhundhu; iti—thus; khydtah—
celebrated; tat-sutah—his sons; te—all of them; ca—also; jajvaluh—
burned; dhundhoh—of Dhundhu; mukha-agnind—by the fire emanat-
ing from the mouth; sarve—all of them; trayah—three; eva—only;
avasesitah—remained alive; drdhasvah—Drdhasva; kapilasvah—
Kapilasva; ca—and; bhadrasvah—Bhadrasva; iti—thus; bhdrata—O
Maharaja Pariksit; drdhdsva-putrah—the son of Drdhaéva;
haryasvah—named Haryasva; nikumbhah—Nikumbha; tat-sutah—his
son; smrtah—well known.
TRANSLATION
O Maharaja Pariksit, for this reason Kuvalayasva is celebrated as
Dhundhumira [‘‘the killer of Dhundhu’’]. All but three of his
sons, however, were burned to ashes by the fire emanating from
Dhundhu’s mouth. The remaining sons were Drdhasva, Kapilasva
and Bhadrasva. From Drdhasva came a son named Haryasva, whose
son is celebrated as Nikumbha.
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Tarn PRAT FIPS Thay |
FATS TA ASAT Ta Ta: RAM
bahulasvo nikumbhasya
krsasvo “thasya senajit
yuvandasvo *bhavat tasya
so ‘napatyo vanam gatah
