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Matsyapurana 3.11

Matsyapurāṇa 3.11

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Sanskrit

3.11

buddher mohaḥ samabhavad ahaṃkārād abhūn madaḥ
pramodaś cābhavat kaṇṭhān mṛtyur locanato ṇrpa
bharataḥ karamadhyāt tu brahmasūnur abhūt tataḥ //

In addition to the fore-mentioned ten sages, the following came into existence from the various limbs of His body, without having any mother: from His right thumb appeared Prajâpati Daksa, from His breast Dharma, from His heart Cupid, from His brows Anger, from His lips Greed, from His intellect Delusion, from His egoism Arrogance, from His throat Glee, from His eyes Death, from His hands the sage Bharata. These are the nine sons O King and the tenth was a girl, called Aṅgajâ.—2-12.

A Taluqdar of Oudh 1916, The Matsya Puranam

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