200 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 23

TRANSLATION

Among these many sons, six were the foremost, such as
PrthuSrava and Prthukirti. The son of Prthusravaé was known as
Dharma, and his son was known as Usana. Usana was the per-
former of one hundred horse sacrifices.

TEXT 34
TAM VARA TATA: TT |

geiarrertargsaatdiya: = RBI

tat-suto rucakas tasya
paricdsann atmajah srnu

purujid-rukma-rukmesu-
prthu-jyamagha-samjnitah

tat-sutah—the son of Usana; rucakah—Rucaka; tasya—of him;
parica—five; dsan—there were; atmajah—sons; Srnu—please hear
(their names); purujit—Purujit; rukma—Rukma; rukmesu—Rukmesu;
prthu—Prthu; jyamagha—Jyamagha; sarnjnitah—these five sons were
named.

TRANSLATION

The son of Usana was Rucaka, who had five sons—Purujit,
Rukma, Rukmesu, Prthu and Jyamagha. Please hear of these sons
from me.

TEXTS 35-36
UAT IAT AT ATTA AAT |
AASSLAAL AST SAME |
oret at Prittene don afretia en
wi sR ae wana s |
TIN TAA Aare aaa 134

Jyamaghas tv aprajo ‘py anyam
bharyam saibyd-patir bhayat
