Garudapurana 1.140

The glorious Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa — Chapter 140.
Hari said:
From Puru was born Janamejaya, and Namasyu was born from Janamejaya. / His son was Abhayada, and from Abhayada came Sudyu.

The son of Sudyu was Bahugati, and his son was Saṃjāti; / from Saṃjāti was born Vatsajāti, and Raudrāśva was his son.

Ṛteyu, Sthaṇḍileyu, Kakṣeyu, Kṛteyuka, / Jaleyu, and Saṃtateyu were the excellent sons of Raudrāśva.

From Ṛteyu was born Ratināra, and his son was Pratiratha; / his son was Medhātithi, and his son is remembered as Ainila.

From Ainila came Duṣyanta, and Bharata was his son, / born of Śakuntalā; from Bharata came Vitatha.

The son of Vitatha was Manyu, and from Manyu is remembered Nara; / Nara's son was Saṃkṛti, and Garga was indeed the son of Saṃkṛti.

From Garga was born a son, Amanyu, and a son Śini was born. / From the son of Manyu of great valour was born a son, Urukṣaya.

From Urukṣaya came Trayyāruṇi; and from Vyūhakṣatra, the son of Manyu, / came Suhotra, and his [son was] Hastin; and [there were] Ajamīḍha and Dvimīḍha.

From Hastin was also Purumīḍha, and Kaṇva was born from Ajamīḍha; / from Kaṇva was born Medhātithi, from whom came the Kāṇvāyana twice-born.

From Ajamīḍha came Bṛhadiṣu, and his son was Bṛhaddhanus; / Bṛhatkarman was his son, and his son was Jayadratha.

From Jayadratha came Viśvajit, and Senajit was his son; / Rucirāśva was [the son] of Senajit, and Pṛthusena was his son.

Pāra was [the son] of Pṛthusena, and from Pāra came king Dvīpa; / the son of the king was Sṛmara, and Sukṛti was the son of Pṛthu.

Vibhrāja was the son of Sukṛti, and from Vibhrāja came Aśvaha; / from him, in Kṛtī, Brahmadatta, and Viṣvaksena was his son.

Yavīnara was [the son] of Dvimīḍha, and Dhṛtimat was from Yavīnara; / from Dhṛtimat was Satyadhṛti, and Dṛḍhanemi was his son.

From Dṛḍhanemi came Supārśva, and likewise from Supārśva came Saṃnati; / Kṛta was the son of Saṃnati, and from Kṛta came Ugrāyudha.

From Ugrāyudha came Kṣemya, and Sudhīra was his son; / Purañjaya came from Sudhīra, and his son was Vidūratha.

From Ajamīḍha and Nalinī was born a king named Nīla; / from Nīla the son was Śānti, and Suśānti was his son.

From Suśānti was born Puru, and Arka was his son; / and Arka's [son was] Haryaśva, and from Haryaśva came Mukula.

Yavīnara, Bṛhadbhānu, Kāmpilya, and likewise Sṛñjaya: / from Mukula were born the Pāñcālas, [and] the great Vaiṣṇava Śaradvant.

His second [son] was Divodāsa; and to Śaradvant, through Ahalyā, / Śatānanda was born as son; his son was Satyadhṛti.

From the loss of seed of Satyadhṛti at [the sight of] Urvaśī came Kṛpa and Kṛpī; / Kṛpī, the wife of Droṇa, gave birth to the excellent Aśvatthāman.

From Divodāsa came Mitrayu, and from Mitrayu was born Cyavana; / Sudāsa was born from Cyavana, and Saudāsa was his son.

Sahadeva was his son, and from Sahadeva came Somaka; / Jantu was born from Somaka, and Pṛṣata was another great one.

From Pṛṣata was born Drupada, and from him was Dhṛṣṭadyumna; / from Dhṛṣṭadyumna was Dhṛṣṭaketu; [and] Ṛkṣa was born from Ajamīḍha.

From Ṛkṣa was born Saṃvaraṇa, and Kuru came from Saṃvaraṇa; / Sudhanus, Parīkṣit, and Jahnu were the sons of Kuru.

From Sudhanus came Suhotra, and Cyavana came from Suhotra; / from Cyavana was born Kṛtaka, as well as Vasu Uparicara.

Bṛhadratha, Pratyagra, and Satya and the others were the sons of Vasu; / from Bṛhadratha came Kuśāgra, and from Kuśāgra was born Ṛṣabha.

From Ṛṣabha came Puṣpavat; from him was born king Satyahita; / from Satyahita came Sudhanvan, and Jahnu was from Sudhanvan.

From Bṛhadratha came Jarāsandha, and Sahadeva was his son; / from Sahadeva came Somāpi, and Śrutavat was the son of Somāpi.

Bhīmasena and Ugrasena, and the undefeated Śrutasena; / Janamejaya was another; and from Jahnu was born Suratha.

Vidūratha was from Suratha, and Sārvabhauma was from Vidūratha; / Jayasena came from Sārvabhauma, and Āvadhīta was his son.

Ayutāyus was his son, and Akrodhana was his son; / and Atithi belonged to Akrodhana, and Ṛkṣa was the son of Atithi.

From Ṛkṣa came Bhīmasena, and Dilīpa came from Bhīmasena; / Pratīpa came from Dilīpa, and Devāpi was from Pratīpa.

Śantanu and Bāhlīka: these three kings were brothers; / from Bāhlīka came Somadatta, and from him Bhūri and Bhūriśravas.

Śala also; and from Śantanu through Gaṅgā came the great and righteous Bhīṣma; / Citrāṅgada and Vicitravīrya came from Śantanu through Satyavatī.

The two wives of Vicitravīrya were Ambikā and Ambālikā; / in the two of them Dhṛtarāṣṭra and Pāṇḍu, and in their maidservant Vidura,

Vyāsa begot. From Dhṛtarāṣṭra, Gāndhārī / [bore] a hundred sons headed by Duryodhana; from Pāṇḍu five were born.

Pratibindhya, Śrutasoma, Śrutakīrti from Arjuna, / Śatānīka, and Śrutakarman: five in succession in Draupadī.

Yaudheyī, Hiḍimbā, Kauśī, Subhadrā, / Vijayā, and Reṇumatī: from the five [Pāṇḍavas were born] sons in succession:

Devaka, Ghaṭotkaca, Abhimanyu, Sarvaga, / Suhotra, and Niramitra; and Parīkṣit was the son born of Abhimanyu.

Janamejaya was his [son]; now hear of the future kings from him.

Thus ends the one hundred and fortieth chapter, entitled 'Description of the Lunar Dynasty', in the Ācārakāṇḍa of the first part of the Pūrvakhaṇḍa of the glorious Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa.