Garudapurana 1.138

Glorious Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa — 138
(Thus the observances are concluded.)
Hari said:
I shall proclaim the dynasties of kings and the deeds of their lineages.
From Viṣṇu's navel-lotus arose Brahmā, and Dakṣa from his thumb.

From him arose the Sun, and from the Sun his son,
Manu. [Manu's sons were] Ikṣvāku, Śaryāti, Nṛga, Dhṛṣṭa, Praṣadhra,

Nariṣyanta, Nābhāga, Diṣṭa, and Śaśaka.
Manu had a daughter, Ilā; her son became Sudyumna.

Upon Ilā, from Budha, was born the king Purūravas, [a form of] Rudra.
Sudyumna had three sons: Utkala, Vinata, and Gaya.

Pṛṣadhra, the son of Manu, became a śūdra from killing a cow.
From Karūṣa were born the kṣatriyas known as the Kārūṣas.

Nābhāga, the son of Diṣṭa, attained the status of a vaiśya.
From him was born the son Bhalandana; from Bhalandana, Vatsaprīti.

From him arose Pāṃśu; from him the king Khanitra; from him Kṣupa.
From Kṣupa arose his son Viṃśa; from Viṃśa was born Viviṃśaka.

From Viviṃśa came Khanīnetra; his son is remembered as Vibhūti.
From Vibhūti was born Karandhama, and from him Avikṣita.

Marutta was the son of Avikṣita, and after him Nariṣyanta is remembered.
From Nariṣyanta was born Dama; from him arose Rājavardhana.

From Rājavardhana came Sudhṛti; Nara was the son of Sudhṛti.
From Nara came his son Kevala; from Kevala, Dhundhumān.

From Dhundhumān came Vegavān, and Budha was the son of Vegavān.
From Budha was born Tṛṇabindu, and also a daughter, Ilavilā.

Alambuṣā bore Viśāla to Tṛṇabindu.
From Viśāla arose Hemacandra; from Hemacandra, Candraka.

From Candra arose Dhūmrāśva; from Dhūmrāśva, Sṛñjaya;
from Sañjaya arose Sahadeva; Kṛśāśva became his son.

From Kṛśāśva arose Somadatta; from him arose Janamejaya.
His son was Sumati. These are the kings of the line of Viśālā.

Śaryāti had a daughter, Sukanyā; she was the wife of Cyavana.
Śaryāti had a son named Ananta; from Ananta arose Revata.

Revata's son was Raivata; from Raivata, the daughter Revatī.
Dhṛṣṭa's domain was Dhārṣṭaka; it became vaiśya in nature.

The son of Nābhāga was Neṣṭha, and Ambarīṣa was his son.
From Ambarīṣa arose Virūpa; from Virūpa, Pṛṣadaśva.

His son was Rathīnara, devoted to Vāsudeva.
Ikṣvāku had three sons: Vikukṣi, Nimi, and Daṇḍaka.

Vikukṣi, born of Ikṣvāku, was called Śaśāda from eating a hare.
From Śaśāda was born a son, Purañjaya, named Kakutstha.

From Kakutstha arose Anenas; Pṛthu was the son of Anenas.
Viśvarāta was the son of Pṛthu; Ārdra arose from Viśvarāta.

Yuvanāśva arose from Ārdra; Śāvasta from Yuvanāśva.
Bṛhadaśva came from Śāvasta; his son was Kuvalāśva.

He was renowned as Dhundhumāra; and from him arose Dṛḍhāśva.
From Dṛḍhāśva came Candrāśva, Kapilāśva, and Haryaśva.

From Haryaśva arose Nikumbha; from Nikumbha, Hitāśva;
from Hitāśva, Pūjāśva; his son was Yuvanāśva.

From Yuvanāśva and Bindumatī arose Māndhātṛ.
He had three sons: Mucukunda, Ambarīṣa, and Purukutsa.

He had fifty daughters; they were the wives of the sage Saubhari.
From Ambarīṣa arose Yuvanāśva; from Yuvanāśva, Harita.

From Purukutsa, through Narmadā, the son Trasadasyu was born.
From him was born Anaraṇya; from Anaraṇya, Haryaśva.

His son was Vasumanas; Tridhanvan was his son.
Trayyāruṇa was his son; his son was Satyavrata,

who is renowned as Triśaṅku; from him arose Hariścandra.
From Hariścandra came Rohitāśva; from Rohitāśva, Harita.

The son of Harita was Cañcu; Cañcu's son was Vijaya.
From Vijaya was born Ruruka; from Ruruka, the son Vṛka.

From Vṛka arose King Bāhu; of Bāhu, Sagara is remembered.
From Sagara upon Sumati arose sixty thousand sons, O Śiva.

Upon Keśinī he had only one son, named Asamañjas.

His wise son was Aṃśumān; Dilīpa became his son.
From Dilīpa arose Bhagīratha, who brought the Gaṅgā to earth.

Śruta was the son of Bhagīratha, and Nābhāga from Śruta.
From Nābhāga arose Ambarīṣa; Sindhudvīpa from Ambarīṣa.

Sindhudvīpa's son was Ayutāyus; Ṛtuparṇa was his son.
From Ṛtuparṇa arose Sarvakāma; Sudāsa was his son.

Sudāsa's son was Saudāsa, remembered by the name Mitrasaha;
he was also called Kalmāṣapāda. His son, upon Damayantī,

was a son named Aśvaka; from Aśvaka arose Mūlaka.
Then came King Daśaratha, and his son was Ilavila.

His son was Viśvasaha; Khaṭvāṅga was his son.
From Khaṭvāṅga arose Dīrghabāhu; Aja was the son of Dīrghabāhu.

His son was Daśaratha; four sons of his are remembered:
Rāma, Lakṣmaṇa, Śatrughna, and Bharata, of great might.

From Rāma were born Kuśa and Lava; from Bharata, Takṣa and Puṣkara.
Citrāṅgada and Candraketu were born from Lakṣmaṇa.

Subāhu and Śūrasena were born from Śatrughna.
Kuśa's son was Atithi; Niṣadha was the son of Atithi.

Niṣadha's son was Nala; Nala's son is remembered as Nabhas.
From Nabhas came Puṇḍarīka; Kṣemadhanvan was his son.

Devānīka was his son; from Devānīka came Ahīnagu.
From Ahīnagu was born Ruru; Pāriyātra was Ruru's son.

From Pāriyātra was born Dala; Dala's son is remembered as Chala.
From Chala arose Uktha; from Uktha, Vajranābha; from him, Gaṇa.

From Gaṇa was born Uṣitāśva; from him arose Viśvasaha.
Hiraṇyanābha was his son; his son is remembered as Puṣpaka.

From Puṣpa arose Dhruvasandhi; from Dhruvasandhi, Sudarśana.
From Sudarśana arose Agnivarṇa; from Agnivarṇa, Padmavarṇa.

From Padmavarṇa came Śīghra, and from Śīghra the son was Maru.
From Maru, Prasuśruta was the son, and his son was Udāvasu.

From Udāvasu [came] Nandivardhana, and Suketu from Nandivardhana.
From Suketu came Devarāta, and from him Bṛhaduktha was the son.

From Bṛhaduktha [came] Mahāvīrya, and Sudhṛti was his son.
From Sudhṛti came Dhṛṣṭaketu, and Haryaśva from Dhṛṣṭaketu.

From Haryaśva, Maru was born; from Maru came Pratīndhaka.
From Pratīndhaka came Kṛtiratha, and Devamīḍha was his son.

From Devamīḍha [came] Vibudha, and from Vibudha, Mahādhṛti.
From Mahādhṛti came Kīrtirāta, and Mahāromā was his son.

From Mahāromā [came] Svarṇaromā, and Hrasvaromā was his son.
From Hrasvaromā came Sīradhvaja; Sītā was his daughter.

His brother was Kuśadhvaja. From Sīradhvaja came Bhānumān.
Śatadyumna [was the son] of Bhānumān, and from Śatadyumna, Śuci is remembered.

The one named Ūrja was the son of Śuci, and Sanadvāja was his son.
From Sanadvāja, Kuli was born, and Anañjana was the son of Kuli.

From Anañjana came Kulajit, and his [son] was Adhinemika.
Śrutāyu was his son, and Supārśva was his son.

From Supārśva, Sṛñjaya was born, and Kṣemāri is remembered from Sṛñjaya.
From Kṣemāri came Anenā, and Rāmaratha is remembered as his [son].

Satyaratha [came] from Rāmaratha, and Upaguru is remembered from him.
From Upaguru came Upagupta, and Svāgata from Upagupta.

Svanara was born from Svāgata, and Suvarcas was his son.
From Suvarcas came Supārśva, and Suśruta from Supārśva.

Jaya was born from Suśruta, and from Jaya came Vijaya.
Ṛta was the son of Vijaya, and Sunaya was the son of Ṛta.

From Sunaya came Vītahavya, and Dhṛti is remembered from Vītahavya.
Bahulāśva was the son of Dhṛti, and Kṛti is remembered from Bahulāśva.

In these two lineages of Janaka, devotion to yoga has been declared.

Thus ends the one hundred and thirty-eighth chapter, titled “Description of the Solar Dynasty,” in the Ācārakāṇḍa of the first section named Pūrvakhaṇḍa in the glorious Garuḍa Purāṇa.