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Kunti. In her maiden state she gave birth to a child named Karna, and
later she married Maharaja Pandu.

Vrddhagarma married the daughter of Sara named Srutadeva, from
whose womb Dantavakra was born. Dhrstaketu married Siira’s daughter
named Srutakirti, who had five sons. Jayasena married Sira’s daughter
named Rajadhidevi. The king of Cedi-desa, Damaghosa, married the
daughter of Sara named Srutasrava, from whom Sisupala was born.

Devabhaga, through the womb of Karnsé, begot Citraketu and
Brhadbala; and Devasrava, through the womb of Karnsavati, begot
Suvira and Isuman. From Kanka, through the womb of Kanka, came
Baka, Satyajit and Purujit, and from Srijaya, through the womb of
Rastrapalika, came Vrsa and Durmarsana. Syamaka, through the womb
of Sirabhimi, begot Harikesa and Hiranyadksa. Vatsaka, through the
womb of Misrakesi, begot Vrka, who begot the sons named Taksa,
Puskara and Sala. From Samika came Sumitra and Arjunapala, and from
Anaka came Rtadhama and Jaya.

Vasudeva had many wives, of whom Devaki and Rohini were the most
important. From the womb of Rohini, Baladeva was born, along with
Gada, Sarana, Durmada, Vipula, Dhruva, Krta and others. Vasudeva had
many other sons by his other wives, and the eighth son to appear from
the womb of Devaki was the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who
delivered the entire world from the burden of demons. This chapter ends
by glorifying the Supreme Personality of Godhead Vasudeva.

TEXT 1
NIA STA
Teat qaissqad Gata Fa |
ad tant a fatgercayq il? Il
Sri-Suka uvdca
tasyam vidarbho janayat
putrau namna kusa-krathau
trttyam romapddam ca
vidarbha-kula-nandanam
