Matsyapurana 11.41

11.41

ikṣvākuḥ kuśanābhaśca ariṣṭo dhṛṣṭa eva ca
nariṣyantaḥ karūṣaśca śaryātiśca mahābalāḥ
pṛṣadhraścātha nābhāgaḥ sarve te divyamānuṣāḥ //

Vaivasvata Manu had ten powerful sons, the eldest of whom was Ila, who was born by the performance of putreṣṭi sacrifice. His brothers were:—Ikṣwâku, Kuśanâbha, Ariṣṭa, Dhriṣṭa, Nariṣyanta, Karuṣa, Śâryâti, Pṛiṣadhra and Nâbhâga, who were all very valiant and illustrious. Manu, after anointing his son Ila and putting the reins of the Government into his hands, went to practise asceticism in the forest called Mahendravana.—40-42.