Harivamsha App.I.1
Harivaṃśa App.I.1
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App.I.1.1
prathame merusāvarṇe pravakṣyāmi munīñ śṛṇu //
In the first Merusāvarṇi [period], I shall declare the sages; listen!
App.I.1.2
meghātithis tu paulastyo vasuḥ kāśyapa eva ca /
Meghātithi the Paulastya, and Vasu the Kāśyapa,
App.I.1.3
jyotiṣmān bhārgavaś caiva dyutimān aṅgirās tathā //
and Jyotiṣmān the Bhārgava, and Dyutimān the Āṅgirasa,
App.I.1.4
savanaś caiva vāsiṣṭha ātreyo havyavāhanaḥ /
and Savana the Vāsiṣṭha, Havyavāhana the Ātreya,
App.I.1.5
paulahaḥ sapta ity ete ṛṣayo rohite 'ntare //
[and] the Paulaha—these are the seven seers in Rohita's interval.
App.I.1.6
devatānāṃ gaṇās tatra traya eva narādhipa /
There are only three classes of gods there, O king;
App.I.1.7
dakṣaputrasya putrās te rohitasya prajāpateḥ //
they are the sons of Rohita Prajāpati, the son of Dakṣa.
App.I.1.8
dhṛṣṭaketur dīptaketuḥ pañcahotro nirākṛtiḥ /
Dhṛṣṭaketu, Dīptaketu, Pañcahotra, Nirākṛti,
App.I.1.9
pṛthuśravā bhūridyumna ṛcīko bṛhato gayaḥ /
Pṛthuśravas, Bhūridyumna, Ṛcīka, the great Gaya—
App.I.1.10
prathamasya tu sāvarṇer nava putrā mahaujasaḥ //
these are the nine sons of great energy of the first Sāvarṇi.
App.I.1.11
daśame tv atha paryāye dvitīyasyāntare manoḥ /
Now, in the tenth cycle, in the interval of the second Manu:
App.I.1.12
haviṣmān paulahaś caiva sukṛtiś caiva bhārgavaḥ /
Haviṣmān the Paulaha, and Sukṛti the Bhārgava,
App.I.1.13
āpomūrtis tathātreyo vāsiṣṭhaś cāṣṭamaḥ smṛtaḥ //
and Āpomūrti the Ātreya, and the Vāsiṣṭha is recorded as the eighth,
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paulastyaḥ pramatiś caiva nābhogaś caiva kāśyapaḥ /
Pramati the Paulastya, and Nābhoga the Kāśyapa,
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aṅgirā nabhasaḥ satyaḥ saptaite paramarṣayaḥ /
the Āṅgirasa Nabhasa, and Satya—these seven are the highest seers.
App.I.1.16
devatānāṃ gaṇau dvau tau ṛṣimantrāś ca ye smṛtāḥ //
The two classes of gods and those who are remembered as seer-mantras.
App.I.1.17
manoḥ sutottamaujāś ca nikuṣañjaś ca vīryavān /
And the sons of Manu: Uttamaujas, and the powerful Nikuṣañja,
App.I.1.18
śatānīko nirāmitro vṛṣaseno jayadrathaḥ /
Śatānīka, Nirāmitra, Vṛṣasena, Jayadratha,
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bhūridyumnaḥ suvarcāś ca daśa tv ete manoḥ sutāḥ //
Bhūridyumna, and Suvarcas: these ten are the sons of Manu.
App.I.1.20
ekādaśe 'tha paryāye tṛtīyasyāntare manoḥ /
Now, in the eleventh cycle, in the interval of the third Manu,
App.I.1.21
tasya saptaṛṣīṃś cāpi kīrtyamānān nibodha me //
hear from me his seven seers as they are recounted:
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haviṣmān kāśyapaś cāpi haviṣmān yaś ca bhārgavaḥ /
Haviṣmān the Kāśyapa, and he who is Haviṣmān the Bhārgava,
App.I.1.23
taruṇaś ca tathātreyo vāsiṣṭhas tv anaghas tathā //
and Taruṇa the Ātreya, and the Vāsiṣṭha Anagha,
App.I.1.24
aṅgirāś cārudhiṣṇyaś ca paulastyo niścaras tathā /
and Cārudhiṣṇya the Āṅgirasa, and Niścara the Paulastya,
App.I.1.25
paulahaś cāgnitejāś ca bhāvyāḥ sapta maharṣayaḥ //
and Agnitejas the Paulaha—these are to be the seven great seers.
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brahmaṇas tu sutā devā gaṇās teṣāṃ trayaḥ smṛtāḥ /
The gods are the sons of Brahmā; three classes of them are recorded:
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sarvatragaḥ suśarmā ca devānīkaḥ purūdvahaḥ //
Sarvatraga, Suśarman, Devānīka, Purūdvaha,
App.I.1.28
kṣemadhanvā dṛḍhāyuś ca ādarśaḥ paṇḍako manuḥ /
Kṣemadhanvan, Dṛḍhāyus, Ādarśa, Paṇḍaka, Manu—
App.I.1.29
sāvarṇasya tu putrā vai tṛtīyasya nava smṛtāḥ //
these are recorded as the nine sons of the third Sāvarṇa.
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caturthasya tu sāvarṇer ṛṣīn sapta nibodha me /
Now, learn from me the seven seers of the fourth Sāvarṇi:
App.I.1.31
dyutir vasiṣṭhaputraś ca ātreyaḥ sutapās tathā //
Dyuti the son of Vasiṣṭha, and the Ātreya Sutapas,
App.I.1.32
aṅgirās tapasomūrtis tapasvī kāśyapas tathā /
the Āṅgirasa Taposomūrti, and the ascetic Kāśyapa,
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tapośanaś ca paulastyaḥ paulahaś ca tapo raviḥ //
and Tapośana the Paulastya, and the Paulaha Tapo-ravi,
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bhārgavaḥ saptamas teṣāṃ vijñeyas tu tapodhṛtiḥ /
and the seventh of them is to be known as Tapodhṛti the Bhārgava.
App.I.1.35
pañca devagaṇāḥ proktā mānasā brahmaṇaś ca te //
Five classes of gods are declared; and they are the mind-born sons of Brahmā:
App.I.1.36
devavāyur adūraś ca devaśreṣṭho vidūrathaḥ /
Devavāyu, Adūra, Devaśreṣṭha, Vidūratha,
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mitravān mitravindaś ca mitrasenaś ca mitrakṛt /
Mitravān, Mitravinda, Mitrasena, Mitrakṛt,
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mitrabāhuḥ suvarcāś ca dvādaśasya manoḥ sutāḥ //
Mitrabāhu, and Suvarcas—the sons of the twelfth Manu.
App.I.1.39
trayodaśe 'tha paryāye bhāvye manvantare manoḥ /
Now, in the thirteenth cycle, in the future manvantara of Manu:
App.I.1.40
aṅgirāś caiva dhṛtimān paulastyo havyapastu yaḥ //
Dhṛtimān the Āṅgirasa, and he who is Havyapa the Paulastya,
App.I.1.41
paulahas tattvadarśī ca bhārgavaś ca nirutsukaḥ /
and Tattvadarśin the Paulaha, and Nirutsuka the Bhārgava,
App.I.1.42
niṣprakampas tathātreyo nirmohaḥ kaśyapas tathā //
and Niṣprakampa the Ātreya, and Nirmoha the Kāśyapa,
App.I.1.43
sutapāś caiva vāsiṣṭhaḥ saptaite tu maharṣayaḥ /
and Sutapas the Vāsiṣṭha—these are the seven great seers.
App.I.1.44
traya eva gaṇāḥ proktā devatānāṃ svayaṃbhuvā //
Only three classes of gods were proclaimed by the Self-born.
App.I.1.45
trayodaśasya putrās te vijñeyās tu ruceḥ sutāḥ /
The sons of the thirteenth are to be known as the sons of Ruci:
App.I.1.46
citraseno vicitraś ca nayo dharmabhṛto dhṛtaḥ //
Citrasena, Vicitra, Naya, Dharmabhṛt, Dhṛta,
App.I.1.47
sunetraḥ kṣatravṛddhaś ca sutapā nirbhayo dṛḍhaḥ /
Sunetra, Kṣatravṛddha, Sutapas, Nirbhaya, Dṛḍha—
App.I.1.48
raucyasyaite manoḥ putrā antare tu trayodaśe //
these are the sons of Manu Raucya in the thirteenth interval.
App.I.1.49
caturdaśe 'tha paryāye bhautyasya evāntare manoḥ /
Now, in the fourteenth cycle, in the interval of Manu Bhautya:
App.I.1.50
agnīdhraḥ kāśyapaś caiva paulasyo māgadhas tathā //
Agnīdhra the Kāśyapa, and Māgadha the Paulastya,
App.I.1.51
bhārgavo hy atibāhuś ca śucir āṅgirasas tathā /
and Atibāhu the Bhārgava, and Śuci the Āṅgirasa,
App.I.1.52
yuktaś caiva tathātreyaḥ śukro vāsiṣṭha eva ca /
and Yukta the Ātreya, and Śukra the Vāsiṣṭha,
App.I.1.53
ajitaḥ paulahaś caiva antyāḥ saptarṣayaś ca te //
and Ajita the Paulaha—these are the final seven seers.
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