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have his kingdom returned, and so he went back to the Piru-vaméa.

Of the four sons of Yadu, Sahasrajit was the eldest. The son of
Sahasrajit was named Satajit. He had three sons, of whom one was
Haihaya. The sons and grandsons in the dynasty of Haihaya were
Dharma, Netra, Kunti, Sohafji, Mahisman, Bhadrasenaka, Dhanaka,
Krtavirya, Arjuna, Jayadhvaja, Talajangha and Vitihotra.

The son of Vitihotra was Madhu, whose eldest son was Vrsni. Because
of Yadu, Madhu and Vrsni, their dynasties are known as Yadava,
Madhava and Vrsni. Another son of Yadu was Krosta, and from him
came Vrjinavan, Svahita, Visadgu, Citraratha, Sagabindu, Prthusrava,
Dharma, Usana and Rucaka. Rucaka had five sons, one of whom was
known as Jyamagha. Jyamagha was sonless, but by the mercy of the
demigods his childless wife gave birth to a son named Vidarbha.

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Sri-Suka uvdca
anoh sabhanaras caksuh
paresnus ca trayah sutah
sabhdnarat kélanarah
srfijayas tat-sutas tatah

Sri-Sukah uvdca—Sri Sukadeva Gosvami said; anoh—of Anu, the
fourth of the four sons of Yayati; sabhanarah—Sabhanara; caksuh—
Caksu; paresnuh—Paresnu; ca—also; trayah—three; sutdh—sons;
sabhaénarat—from Sabhanara; skdlanarah—Kalanara;  srfijayah—
Sriijaya; tat-sutah—son of Kalanara; tatah—thereafter.

TRANSLATION

Sukadeva Gosvami said: Anu, the fourth son of Yayati, had three
sons, named Sabhanara, Caksu and Paresnu. O King, from
