Bhagavatapurana 10.60.40

10.60.40

siṃho yathā sva-balim īśa paśūn sva-bhāgaṃ % tebhyo bhayād yad udadhiṃ śaraṇaṃ prapannaḥ //

just as a lion takes his own prey, driving away animals, O Lord, and yet you took refuge in the ocean out of fear of them!

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yad-vāñchayā nṛpa-śikhāmaṇayo 'nga-vainya- $ jāyanta-nāhuṣa-gayādaya aikya-patyam &

Desiring which [lotus feet], the crest-jewels among kings—Aṅga, the son of Vena, the son of Jayanta, the son of Nahuṣa, Gaya, and others—undivided sovereignty

41. O Ambujaksha, are those great kings, viz., Prithu, Rishabha, Nahusha, Gaya and others who, yearning after Thee, abandoned their kingdom of undivided authority and went into the forest—are those kings put to suffering for having sought Thy feet?

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yad-vāñchayā nṛpa-śikhāmaṇayo 'nga-vainya- $ jāyanta-nāhuṣa-gayādaya aikya-patyam &

Desiring which [lotus feet], the crest-jewels among kings—Aṅga, the son of Vena, the son of Jayanta, the son of Nahuṣa, Gaya, and others—undivided sovereignty