210 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 24

Satdjic ca sahasrajid
ayutayid iti prabho

puruhotrah—Puruhotra; tu—indeed; anoh—of Anu; putrah—the
son; tasya—of him (Puruhotra); ayuh—Ayu; sdtvatah—Satvata;
tatah—from him (Ayu); bhajaménah—Bhajamana; bhajih—Bhaji;
divyah—Divya; vrsnih—Vrsni; devdévrdhah—Devavrdha; andha-
kah—Andhaka; sdtvatasya—of Satvata; sutah—sons; sapta—seven;
mahabhojah ca—as well as Mahabhoja; marisa—O great King;
bhajamanasya—of Bhajamana; nimlocih—Nimloci; kinkanah—
Kinkana; dhrstih—Dhrsti; eva—indeed; ca—also; ekasyém—born
from one wife; dtmajah—sons; patnyam—by a wife; anyasyam—
another; ca—also; trayah—three; sutdh—sons; Satajit—Satajit; ca—
also; sahasrdjit—Sahasrajit; ayutdjit—Ayutajit; iti—thus; prabho—O
King.

TRANSLATION

The son of Anu was Puruhotra, the son of Puruhotra was Ayu,
and the son of Ayu was Satvata. O great Aryan King, Satvata had
seven sons, named Bhajamana, Bhaji, Divya, Vrsni, Devavrdha,
Andhaka and Mahabhoja. From Bhajamana by one wife came three
sons—Nimloci, Kinkana and Dhrsti. And from his other wife came
three other sons—Satajit, Sahasrajit and Ayutajit.

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babhrur devavurdha-sutas
tayoh slokau pathanty ami

yathaiva srnumo dirat
sampasyamas tathantikat

babhruh—Babhru; devavrdha—of Devavrdha; sutah—the son;
tayoh—of them; Slokau—two verses; pathanti—all the members
of the old generation recite, amiui—those; yathad—as; eva—indeed;
