238 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 8

both the horse meant for sacrifice and a pile of ashes. Arnsuman offered
prayers to Kapiladeva, who was very pleased by his prayers and who
returned the horse. After getting back the horse, however, Armsuman
still stood before Kapiladeva, and Kapiladeva could understand that
Amsuman was praying for the deliverance of his forefathers. Thus
Kapiladeva offered the instruction that they could be delivered by water
from the Ganges. Armsuman then offered respectful obeisances to
Kapiladeva, circumambulated Him, and left that place with the horse for
sacrifice. When King Sagara finished his yajfia, he handed over the
kingdom to Amsuman and, following the advice of Aurva, attained
salvation.

TEXT 1
RTs TTI

eet atari ffi |
WUT FeaSH AN TA AeA: |e UI

Sri-Suka uvdca
harito rohita-sutas
campas tasmad vinirmita
campdpuri sudevo ‘to
vijayo yasya catmajah

sri-Sukah uvdca—Sri Sukadeva Gosvami said; haritah—the king
named Harita; rohita-sutah—the son of King Rohita; campah—by the
name Campa; tasmat—from Harita; vinirmita—was constructed;
campa-puri—the township known as Campapuri; sudevah—by the
name Sudeva; atah—thereafter (from Campa); vijayah—by the name
Vijaya; yasya—of whom (Sudeva); ca—also; atma-jah—the son.

TRANSLATION

Sukadeva Gosvami continued: The son of Rohita was Harita, and
Harita’s son was Campa, who constructed the town of Campapuri.
The son of Campa was Sudeva, and his son was Vijaya.
