Text 16] The Dynasty of Kusa 147
iksvakaindm ayam varnsah
sumitranto bhavisyati
yatas tam pradpya rdjanam
samstham prapsyati vai kalau
iksvélaindm—of the dynasty of King Iksvaku; ayam—this (what has
been described); varisah—descendants; sumitra-antah—Sumitra being
the last king of this dynasty; bhavisyati—will appear in the future, while
the Kali-yuga still continues; yatah—because; tam—him, Maharaja
Sumitra; prdpya—getting; rajanam—as a king in that dynasty;
samstham—culmination; pradpsyati—gets; vai—indeed; kalau—at the
end of Kali-yuga.
TRANSLATION
The last king in the dynasty of Iksvaku will be Sumitra; after
Sumitra there will be no more sons in the dynasty of the sun-god,
and thus the dynasty will end.
Thus end the Bhaktivedanta purports of the Ninth Canto, Twelfth
Chapter, of the Srimad-Bhagavatam, entitled “The Dynasty of Kusa, the
Son of Lord Ramacandra.”
