14 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 18

Sukracarya to be merciful to him, Sukracarya gave him the benediction
that he could transfer his old age and invalidity to some young man.
Yayati exchanged his old age for the youth of his youngest son, Piru, and
thus he was able to enjoy with young girls.

TEXT 1

IE TAI
afrrata:  danfacrafatiata: ofa: |
qa agrenatatecamita fea: Ul 2 I

Sri-Suka uvdca
yatir yayatih samyatir
ayatir viyatih krtih
sad ime nahusasydsann

indriyaniva dehinah

sri-Sukah wvica—Sri Sukadeva Gosvami said; yatih—Yati; yayatih—
Yayati; sanvyatih —Saryati; ayatih —Ayati; viyatih—Viyati; krtih—
Krti; sat—six; ime—all of them; nahusasya—of King Nahusa; dsan—
were; indriyani—the (six) senses; iva—like; dehinah—of an embodied
soul.

TRANSLATION

Sukadeva Gosvami said: O King Pariksit, as the embodied soul
has six senses, King Nahusa had six sons, named Yati, Yayati,
Sarnyati, Ayati, Viyati and Krti.

TEXT 2

ust tear aia: fen ea acahtoraag |
aq WA: FST Mea ATT II 2 II

rajyam naicchad yatih pitra
dattam tat-parindmavit

yatra pravistah purusa
adtmadnam ndavabudhyate
