Skandapurana 3.2.39.190_6

And Ānandīyā is the settlement, with two gotras: / one named Bhāradvāja, and the second Śāṇḍilya. // 94
Āṅgirasa, Bārhaspatya, and Bhāradvāja is the third; / and the goddess here is Cacāī, proclaimed as the gotra-deity. // 95
Kāśyapa, Avatsāra, Śāṇḍilya, and Asita, / and Devala is the fifth—these are the pravaras in order. // 96
And the goddess Jñānajā is declared to be the gotra-deity. / Those born in this gotra are free from greed, pure in mind, // 97
content with whatever comes by chance, brahmins who are the best knowers of Brahman. // 98
Thus ends the thirty-second settlement. // 32
Pāṭaḍīyā is proclaimed as an exalted, sacred settlement; / here is the Kuśa gotra, endowed with three pravaras: // 99
Viśvāmitra, Devarāta, and Udala is the third. / Those born in this gotra are devoted to the Vedas and Śāstras; // 100
those brahmins are proud and haughty, promoters of the path of justice. // 1
Thus ends the thirty-third settlement. // 33
Ṭīkoliyā is an exalted settlement, and likewise has the Kuśa gotra: / Viśvāmitra, Devarāta, and Udala is the third. // 2
And here the goddess Cacāī is proclaimed as the gotra-deity; / the brahmins born in this gotra are devoted to Śruti and Smṛti, // 3
sickly, greedy, wicked, engaged in sacrificing and conducting sacrifices; / all are intent on rites of Brahman—these are described by me here as Moḍhas. // 4
Thus ends the thirty-fourth settlement. // 34
Gamīdhāṇīya is declared as the supreme thirty-fifth settlement, / where the gotra is Dhāraṇasa, and the goddess here is Mahābalā. // 5
[The pravaras are] Agasti, Dāḍhacyuta, and Idhmavāhana. / The brahmins born in this lineage are devoted to Brahman, // 6
free from greed, very wise, and observers of the commands of the Vedas. // 7
Thus ends the thirty-fifth settlement. // 35
And Mātrā is a supreme settlement, sacred to all embodied beings; / the sacred, supreme Kuśa gotra resides here. // 8

Viśvāmitra, Devarāta, and Dala is the third; / and the Great Goddess is Jñānadā, the sole protector of all the worlds. // 9
The brahmins born in this lineage are devoted to the gods, / reciting the Svādhyāya and the Vaṣaṭ-call, promoters of the Vedas and Śāstras. // 10
Thus ends the thirty-sixth settlement. // 36
Nātamorā is an exalted settlement, pure, supreme, and auspicious; / and there is the Kuśa gotra, endowed with three pravaras: // 11
Viśvāmitra, Devarāta, and Udala is the third; / and here the goddess Jñānajā is proclaimed as the gotra-deity. // 12
Those born in this lineage are brahmins, the best knowers of Brahman, / knowers of dharma, speakers of truth, devoted to vows and gifts. // 13
Thus ends the thirty-seventh settlement. // 37
And Balolā is a great settlement, sacred and exceedingly wonderful; / the Kuśa gotra is declared, with three pravaras. // 14
The pravaras are as stated before, and the goddess here is Mānadā; / in this lineage, those created by Kājeśa are declared to be excellent. // 15
O best of kings, the brahmins are speakers of untruth and greedy, / [yet] skilled in all sciences, brahmins who are the best among the knowers of Brahman. // 16
Thus ends the thirty-eighth settlement. // 38
And Rājyajā is a great settlement, having the Laugākṣa pravara, / and the three pravaras are Kāśyapa, Avatsāra, and Vāsiṣṭha. // 17
Bhadrā and Yoginī are proclaimed as the gotra-deities; / the brahmins born in this lineage are devoted to the Vedas, // 18
devoted to daily ritual ablution, daily fire-offerings, and daily gift-giving, / engaged in eternal dharma, and intent on daily and occasional duties. // 19
Thus ends the thirty-ninth settlement. // 39
Rūpolā is a supreme settlement, pure and granting great merit; / in it are three gotras and three goddesses. // 20
The first are named Kutsa and Vatsa, and Bhāradvāja is the third; / [the pravaras are] Āṅgirasa, Ambarīṣa, and Yauvanāśva is the third; // 21
[and] Bhṛgu, Cyavana, Āpnavāna, Aurva, and Jāmadagnya;

and likewise Āṅgirasa, Bārhaspatya, and Bhāradvāja. // 22
The goddess is Kṣemalā, and also Dhārabhaṭṭārikā; / the third gotra mother is declared to be Kṣemalā in order. // 23
Those born in this gotra are always devoted to the five sacrifices; / they are greedy, wrathful, and produce many offspring; // 24
devoted to ritual ablution, gift-giving, and the like, with senses always subdued, / builders of stepwells, wells, and tanks by the thousands. // 25
Thus ends the fortieth settlement. // 40
Bodhaṇī is a supreme settlement, holy and destroying sin; / the two gotras are Kuśa and Kauśika. // 26
Viśvāmitra is the first, Devarāta, and Dala; / and likewise Viśvāmitra, Aghamarṣaṇa, and Kauśika. // 27
Yakṣiṇī is the first [goddess], and Tāraṇī is the second; / those born in this gotra are weak and faint-hearted, // 28
brahmins who speak untruth, greedy, O best of kings, / [yet] skilled in all sciences, brahmins who are the best among the knowers of Brahman. // 29
Thus ends the forty-first settlement. // 41
And Chatroṭā is an exalted settlement, worshipped by all the world; / the Kuśa gotra is declared, with three pravaras: // 30
Viśvāmitra, Devarāta, and the third is Dala; / and the goddess here is Cacāī, proclaimed as the gotra-deity. // 31
Those born in this lineage are devoted to the Vedas and Śāstras; / those brahmins are very prosperous, promoters of the path of justice. // 32
Thus ends the forty-second settlement. // 42
Khala is the settlement here, the forty-third; / the brahmins born of the Vatsa gotra are promoters of agriculture. // 33
The gotra goddess is Jñānajā, and the pravaras are five: / Bhārgava, Cyavana, Āpnavāna, Aurva, and Jāmadagnya. // 34
The brahmins born in this gotra faithfully attend to the Śrauta fires, / are accustomed to Vedic study, ascetics, destroyers of foes, // 35
irritable, greedy, cheerful, engaged in sacrificing and conducting sacrifices.

Filled with compassion for all beings, and benefactors of others.
Thus ends the forty-third locality. (43)
In Vāsaṃtaḍī, the Kuśa gotra of the vipras is proclaimed.
Viśvāmitra, Devarāta, and Audala indeed is the third.
And Cacāī here is proclaimed as the goddess of the gotra.
And those born in this lineage, as previously stated, are devoted to Brahman,
Benefactors of others, conforming to the minds of others,
Averse to the property of others, and promoters of the supreme path.
Thus ends the forty-fourth locality. (44)
Beyond this, the locality Jākhāsaṇa is proclaimed.
The gotra is named Vātsya, and the goddess born in the gotra is Śīhurī;
And five pravaras have been revealed to you by me:
Bhārgava, Cyāvana, Āpnavāna, Aurva, and Purodhas are recalled.
And those born in this lineage are brahmins living happily,
Stout vipras, wise, and devoted to all rituals;
All with singular faith in dharma, venerated alone by all the world,
Skilled in the meaning of the Vedas and treatises, devoted to sacrificing and officiating at sacrifices,
Of good conduct, handsome, corpulent, and far-sighted.
And Śīhurī here is proclaimed as the family goddess.
Thus ends the forty-fifth locality. (45)
The forty-sixth locality is revealed as that of the Moṭās;
It is known by the name of Gotī, and here lies the Kuśa gotra.
Viśvāmitra is the first, Devarāta is the second,
And Audala is the third: these are the three pravaras.
And the goddess here is Yakṣiṇī, the destroyer of rākṣasas.
Those brahmins born in this lineage are devoted to Brahman,
With their minds turned toward dharma, and steadfast in the dharmaśāstras.
Thus ends the forty-sixth locality. (46)
And the forty-seventh locality is proclaimed,
The locality named Varalīya, considered supremely sacred.
Likewise is the Bhāradvāja gotra, and likewise the pravaras:

And Yakṣiṇī here is proclaimed as the family goddess.
Āṅgirasa, Bārhaspatya, and Bhāradvāja the third.
And the brahmins born in this lineage are of purified forms,
By the mere water of whose words sinful men are purified.
Thus ends the forty-seventh locality. (47)
The supreme locality named Dudhī has two gotras:
The Dhāraṇa gotra and the Āṅgirasa gotra.
Named Agasti, Dāḍhacyuta, and Idhmavāhana;
And the great goddess Chatrāī; hear the second pravara:
Āṅgirasa, Aṃbarīṣa, and Yauvanāśva the third.
Jñānadā and Śeṣalā—the giver of knowledge to all embodied beings.
O king, the brahmins born in this lineage are irresistible,
Fierce with pride, large-bodied, tall, and arrogant with power,
Arousing distress, dark-complexioned, skilled in all weapons,
Great eaters, wealthy, capable, and free from malice and sin.
Thus ends the forty-eighth locality. (48)
I shall proclaim Hāsolāsa, celebrated as a proper locality here.
Here is the Śāṇḍilya gotra, endowed with five pravaras:
Bhārgava, Cyāvana, Āpnavāna, Aurva, and Jāmadagnya.
And the goddess here is Yakṣiṇī, pure and destroying sin.
And the brahmins born in this lineage are stout-bodied,
Pot-bellied, long-eared, long-armed, great twice-borns,
Free from disease, ever godlike, and devoted to vows of truth.
Thus ends the forty-ninth locality. (49)
And the locality named Vaihāla is indeed the fiftieth.
Likewise is the Kuśa gotra, and the goddess here is Mahābalā.
The vipras born in this gotra are wicked, crooked in their ways,
Wealthy, steadfast in dharma, having mastered the Vedas and Vedāṅgas,
All devoted to gifts and enjoyment, and with their minds set on Vedic rites.
Thus ends the fiftieth locality. (50)

Asālā is a supreme locality with two pravaras:
Kuśa and Dhāraṇa, and the pravaras in order:
Viśvāmitra, Devarāta, and Devala the third.
And the goddess Jñānajā is proclaimed as the gotra goddess.
Thus ends the fifty-first locality. (51)
Nālolā is the supreme locality, indeed the fifty-second.
Vatsagotra is thus renowned, and the second is Dhāraṇa.
The pravaras are as previously spoken, and the goddess was spoken of previously indeed.
And those born in this lineage are regarded as supreme and pure.