Garudapurana 1.139

The glorious Garuḍa Purāṇa—139.
Hari said:
The Solar dynasty has been related; hear from me the Lunar dynasty:
Brahmā was the son of Nārāyaṇa; from Brahmā arose Atri.

From Atri came Soma; his wife was Tārā, the beloved of the guru of the gods.
From Soma, Tārā gave birth to Budha; Budha's son was Purūravas.

From the son of Budha, with Urvaśī, six sons were born: Śrutātman,
Viśvāvasu, Śatāyu, Āyu, Dhomān, and Amāvasu.

Of Amāvasu [the son] was named Bhoma; Bhīma's son was Kāñcana.
Kāñcana's [son] was Suhotra, and Jahnu came from Suhotra.

From Jahnu came Sumantu, and from Sumantu came Apajāpaka.
Balākāśva was his son, and Kuśa is remembered from Balākāśva.

From Kuśa came Kuśāśva, Kuśanābha, Amūrtarayas, and Vasu.
Gādhi was born from Kuśāśva, and Viśvāmitra was his son.

The daughter Satyavatī was given to the twice-born Ṛcīka.
From Ṛcīka came Jamadagni, and Rāma was his son.

From Viśvāmitra came the sons Devarāta, Madhucchandas, and others.
From Āyu came Nahuṣa, and from him Anenā, Raji, and the two Ambhakas.

Kṣattravṛddha [was also a son]; from Kṣattravṛddha came king Suhotra.
From Suhotra three were born: Kāśya, Kāśa, and Gṛtsamada.

From Gṛtsamada came Śaunaka, and likewise Dīrghatamas from Kāśya.
The physician Dhanvantari came from him, and Ketumān was his son.

Bhīmaratha [came] from Ketumān, and Divodāsa was his son.
From Divodāsa came Pratardana; he is renowned here as Śatrujit.

Ṛtadhvaja was his son, and Alarka [came] from Ṛtadhvaja.
From Alarka, Sannati was born, and Sunīta was the son of Sannati.

Satyaketu was the son of Sunīta; Vibhu was the son of Satyaketu.
Vibhu's son was Suvibhu, and Suvibhu's [son was] Sukumāraka.

From Sukumāra came Dhṛṣṭaketu; Vītihotra was his son.
Bharga was the son of Vītihotra, and Bhargabhūmi was his son.

These kings of Kāśi were exalted Vaiṣṇavas.
There were five hundred sons of Raji, who were destroyed by Śakra.

Pratikṣattra [came] from Kṣattravṛddha, and Saṃjaya was his son.
Vijaya was the son of Saṃjaya, and Kṛta was the son of Vijaya.

From Kṛta came Vṛṣadhana, and Sahadeva was his son.
From Sahadeva came Adīna, and Jayatsena from Adīna.

From Jayatsena came Saṃkṛti, and Kṣattradharmā from Saṃkṛti.
Yati, Yayāti, Saṃyāti, Ayāti, and Vikṛti in succession—

these are renowned as the sons of Nahuṣa. Likewise, of King Yayāti,
Devayānī gave birth to Yadu and Turvasu;

and Śarmiṣṭhā, daughter of Vṛṣaparvan, [gave birth to] Druhyu, Anu, and Pūru.
Sahasrajīt, Kroṣṭumanas, and Raghu were the sons of Yadu.

From Sahasrajit came Śatajit, and from him indeed Haya and Haihaya.
Anaraṇya was the son of Haya; Dharma came from Haihaya.

Dharmanetra was the son of Dharma; Kunti indeed came from Dharmanetra.
From Kunti was born Sāhañji, and Mahiṣmān was his son.

Bhadraśreṇya was his son; Durdama was the son of Bhadraśreṇya.
From Durdama came Dhanaka, and Kṛtavīrya the son of Jānaki.

Kṛtāgni, Kṛtakarmā, and Kṛtaujas of very great strength [were also his sons].
From Kṛtavīrya came Arjuna, and from Arjuna, Śūrasena.

Jayadhvaja, Madhu, Śūra, and Vṛṣaṇa were five sons steadfast in vows.
From Jayadhvaja came Tālajaṅgha, and Bharata from Tālajaṅgha.

Madhu was the son of Vṛṣaṇa; from Madhu came the lineage of Vṛṣṇi and others.
To Kroṣṭu a son was born, and Āhi was the son of that great-souled one.

From Āhi, Uśaṅku was born; of that noble one [the son was] Citraratha.
From Citraratha came Śaśabindu; his wives were one hundred thousand.

And there were ten hundred thousand sons, of whom Pṛthukīrti and the others were the best:
Pṛthukīrti, Pṛthujaya, Pṛthudāna, and Pṛthuśravas.

From Pṛthuśravas came Tamas; Uśanas came from Tamas.
His son was named Śitagur; from him came the glorious Rukmakavaca.

Rukma, Pṛthurukma, Jyāmagha, Pālita, and Hari—
these were the sons of the glorious Rukmakavaca; and Vidarbha came from Jyāmagha.

And in his wife Śaibyā, Vidarbha fathered Kratha and Kauśika;
and Romapāda. From Romapāda came Babhru; from Babhru likewise Dhṛti.

Kauśika's son was Ṛci; from him came the king Caidya, indeed. / Kunti was his son, and Vṛṣṇi is recorded as the son of Kunti.

And Vṛṣṇi's son was Nivṛti, and Daśārha was Nivṛti's [son]. / The son of Daśārha was Vyoman, and Jīmūta was his son.

From Jīmūta was born Vikṛti; from him came Bhīmaratha. / From him was born Madhuratha, and Śakuni was his son.

Śakuni's son was Karambhi; his [son] is known to be Devavān. / Devakṣattra [was born] from Devavān; from Devakṣattra Madhu is recorded.

Kuruvaṃśa was the son of Madhu, and Anu was from Kuruvaṃśa. / Puruhotra was Anu's son, and Aṃśu was from Puruhotra.

And Sattvaśruta was the son of Aṃśu; from him came King Sāttvata. / From Sātvata were the sons Bhajina, Bhajamāna, and Andhaka,

Mahābhoja, and the divine Vṛṣṇi; another was Devāvṛdha. / From Bhajamāna were Nimi and Vṛṣṇi, and likewise Ayutājit,

Śatajit, Sahasrrajit, Babhru, Deva, and Bṛhaspati. / From Mahābhoja came Bhoja, and from that Vṛṣṇi was Sumitraka.

From him was the one named Svadhājit; likewise Anamitra and Śini. / Anamitra's [son] was Nighna; from Nighna came Śatrājit

and another known as Prasena; and from Anamitra [came] Śibi. / Śibi's son was Satyaka; from Satyaka came Sātyaki.

Sātyaki's son was Sañjaya, and Kuli was his son. / Kuli's son was Yugandhara; these are celebrated as the Śaibeyas.

In the lineage of Anamitra was Vṛṣṇi; his sons were Śvaphalka and Citraka. / And from Śvaphalka and Gāndinī was born Akrūra the Vaiṣṇava.

Then from Akrūra came Upamadgu; his son was Devadyota. / Devavān and Upadeva are recorded as sons of Akrūra.

Pṛthu and Vipṛthu [were sons] of Citra; Śuci is recorded of Andhaka; / Kukura of Bhajamāna, and likewise Kambalabarhis.

Dhṛṣṭa was born from Kukura; from him Kāpotaroman; / his son was Viloman, and Tumburu was the son of Viloman.

From him Dundubhi was born; from him Punarvasu is recorded. / His [children were] Āhuka and Āhukī, a daughter; and of Āhuka [there were]

Devaka and Ugrasena; and from Devaka came Devakī, / Vṛkadevā, Upadevā, Sahadevā, Surakṣitā,

Śrīdevī, and Śāntidevī; Vasudeva married them. / Devavān and Upadeva are recorded as the two sons of Sahadevā.

Ugrasena had Kaṃsa, Sunāman, Vaṭa, and others. / Vidūratha was born from Bhajamāna, and Śūra was from Vidūratha.

Now, Śūra, the son of Vidūratha, had the son Śamī; / Śamī had Pratikṣattra, and Svayambhoja was his son.

From Svayambhoja came Hṛdika; Kṛtavarman was his son, / and Deva and Śatadhanus; and from Śūra [son of] Devamīḍhuṣa

ten sons were born of Māriṣā, Vasudeva and the rest, / and Pṛthā, Śrutadevī, Śrutakīrti, and Śrutaśravas,

and Rājādhidevī. From Śūra, he gave the daughter Pṛthā to Kunti; / she was given by Kunti to Pāṇḍu; on her, by Dharma, Anila, and Indra,

were Yudhiṣṭhira, Bhīma, and Pārtha; Nakula and Sahadeva / on Mādrī by Nāsatya and Dasra; previously, Karṇa was born on Kuntī.

On Śrutadevī was born Dantavaktra, who was wild with battle-lust; / and the five beginning with Santardana [were born] on Śrutakīrti by the Kaikaya [king].

On Rājādhidevī were born Vinda and Anuvinda; / Śrutaśravas bore Śiśupāla to Damaghoṣa.

The wives of Ānakadundubhi were Pauravī, Rohiṇī, Madirā, / the best Devakī, and Bhadrā; on Rohiṇī was born Balabhadra,

those beginning with Sāraṇa, and Śaṭha; on Revatī from Balabhadra / were born Niśaṭha and Ulmuka; and on Devakī six were born:

Kīrtimat, Suṣeṇa, Udārya, Bhadrasenaka, / Ṛjudāsa, and Bhadradeva; and Kaṃsa killed them.

Saṃkarṣaṇa was the seventh, and Kṛṣṇa was the eighth. / And there were sixteen thousand women as wives of Hari:

Rukmiṇī, Satyabhāmā, Lakṣmaṇā, Cāruhāsinī, / and the foremost Jāmbavatī—these eight bore many sons:

Pradyumna, Cārudeṣṇa, and Sāmba were the principal ones. / From Pradyumna, on Kakudminī, was born Aniruddha of great strength.

From Aniruddha, on Subhadrā, was born the king named Vajra; / Pratibāhu was the son of Vajra, and Cāru was his son.

Now, Vahni was in the lineage of Turvasu; from Vahni, Bharga was the son. / From Bharga came the son Bhānu; the son of Bhānu was Karandhama.

Marutta belonged to Karandhama. Hear from me the lineage of Druhyu: / The son of Druhyu was Setu, and Āraddha was his son.

Of Āraddha was Gāndhāra; Dharma came from Gāndhāra. / Ghṛta was the son of Dharma, and Durgama belonged to Ghṛta.

Pracetas was [the son] of Durgama. Hear from me the lineage of Anu: / Anu's son was Sabhānara; from him came Kālañjaya.

From Kālañjaya came Sṛñjaya; from Sṛñjaya came Puruñjaya; / Janamejaya was his son, and Mahāśāla was his son.

Mahāmanas [was born] from Mahāśāla; Uśīnara is recorded here. / From Uśīnara was born Śibi; Vṛṣadarbha was the son of Śibi.

From Titikṣu, born of Mahāmanas, the son was Ruṣadratha; / Hema was born from Ruṣadratha; Sutapas came from Hema.

Bali was born of Sutapas, and Aṅga, Vaṅga, Kaliṅga, / Andha, and Puṇḍra were the sons of Bali; and Anapāna was from Aṅga.

From Anapāna came Diviratha; from him came Dharmaratha. / Romapāda was from Dharmaratha; Caturaṅga was his son.

Pṛthulākṣa was his son; Campa was from Pṛthulākṣa. / Campa's son was Haryaṅga; his son was Bhadraratha.

Bṛhatkarman was his son; Bṛhadbhānu came from him; / Bṛhanmanas was from Bṛhadbhānu; his son was Jayadratha.

Vijaya was [the son] of Jayadratha; Vijaya's son was Dhṛti; / Dhṛti's son was Dhṛtavrata; Satyadharman was from Dhṛtavrata.

His son was Adhiratha; Karṇa was his son.

Vṛṣasena belonged to Karṇa. Hear from me those of Puru's lineage.

Thus ends the one hundred and thirty-ninth chapter, entitled "The Description of the Lunar Dynasty," in the section on conduct, in the first part called the first section of the glorious and great Garuḍa Purāṇa.