Matsyapurana 49.4

49.4

sampātestu raṃhavarcā bhadrāśvastasya cātmajaḥ
bhadrāśvasya dhṛtāyāṃ tu daśāpsarasi sūnavaḥ //

Sampâti begot Rahaṃvarchâ, the father of Bhadrâśva, who begot from the Apsarâ, named, Dhṛitâ, ten sons, viz., Aucheyu, Hṛiṣeyu, Kakṣeyu, Saneyu, Dhṛiteyu, Vineyu, Sthaleyu, Dharmeyu, Sanateyu and Puṇeyu. Jvalanâ, the daughter of Takṣaka, became the wife of Aucheyu, from whom he begot the King Antinâra (another reading is Rantinâra), who became the father of many good sons, through his queen, Manasvinî. The heroic Amûrtarayâs, the pious Trivana, and, third, a daughter, named Gaurî, who afterwards became the mother of Mândhâtâ, (were born to him).—4-8.