Skandapurana 3.2.39.87.6

3.2.39.87.6

viśvāmitro devarātastṛtīyau dala eva ca ..
āṃgirasabārhaspatyabhāradvājāstathaiva ca..73..
kamalā ca mahālakṣmīrdvitīyā yakṣiṇī tathā..
asmingotre ca ye jātāḥ śrautasmārttaratā budhāḥ..74..
vedādhyayanaśīlāśca tāpasāścārimarddanāḥ..
roṣiṇo lobhino duṣṭā yajane yājane ratāḥ..
brahmakriyāparāḥ sarve brāhmaṇāste mayoditāḥ..
iti ṣaṣṭhaṃ sthānam..6..
daṃtālīyā bhāradvājakutsaśāyāstathaiva ca..
āṃgirasabārhaspatyabhāradvājāstathaiva ca..76..
devī ca yakṣiṇī proktā dvitīyā karmalā tathā ..
asmingotre ca ye jātā vāḍavā dhaninaḥ śubhāḥ ..77..
vastrālaṃkaraṇopetā dvijabhaktiparāyaṇāḥ ..
brahmabhojyaparāḥ sarve sarve dharmaparāyaṇāḥ .. .. 78 ..
iti saptamaṃ sthānam..7..
vaḍodrīyānvaye jātāścatvāraḥ pravarāḥ smṛtāḥ ..
kuśaḥ kutsaśca vatsaśca bhāradvājastathaiva ca ..79..
tatpravarāṇyahaṃ vakṣye tathā gotrāṇyanukramāt..
viśvāmitro devarātastṛtīyaudala eva ca .. 3.2.39.80 ..
āṃgirasāṃbarīṣaśca yauvanāśvastṛtīyakaḥ ..
bhārgavaścyāvanāpnavānaurvajamadagnistathaiva ca..81..
āṃgirasabārhaspatyabhāradvājāstathaiva ca..
karmalā kṣemalā caiva dhārabhaṭṭārikā tathā..82..
caturthī kṣemalā proktā gotramātā anukramāt..
asmingotre tu ye jātāḥ paṃcayajñaratāḥ sadā .. 83 ..
lobhinaḥ krodhinaścaiva prajāyaṃte bahuprajāḥ ..
snānadānādi niratāḥ sadā vinirjiteṃdriyāḥ .. 84 ..
vāpīkūpataḍāgānāṃ kartāraśca sahasraśaḥ ..
vrataśīlā guṇajñāśca mūrkhā vedavivarjitāḥ .. 85 ..
ityaṣṭamaṃ sthānam .. 8 ..
godaṇīyābhidhe grāme gotrau dvau tatra saṃsthitau ..
vatsagotraṃ prathamakaṃ bhāradvājaṃ dvitīyakam .. 86 ..

Viśvāmitra, Devarāta, and Udala as the third; / Āṅgirasa, Bārhaspatya, and Bhāradvāja likewise.
Kamalā and Mahālakṣmī, and the Yakṣiṇī as the second. / Those born in this gotra are wise men devoted to Vedic and Smārta rites,
accustomed to Vedic study, practitioners of austerity, destroyers of foes, / wrathful, greedy, wicked, engaged in sacrificing for themselves and sacrificing for others; / all are devoted to the rites of the Absolute—these brahmins have been described by me.
Thus is the sixth location. (6)
[The brahmins] of Daṃtālīya belong to Bhāradvāja, Kutsa, and Śāyā [gotras] likewise; / Āṅgirasa, Bārhaspatya, and Bhāradvāja as well.
The goddess is stated to be Yakṣiṇī, and Karmalā as the second. / The brahmins born in this gotra are wealthy and auspicious,
endowed with fine clothes and ornaments, devoted to the worship of twice-born [brahmins], / all fond of feeding brahmins, and all devoted to righteousness.
Thus is the seventh location. (7)
Four pravaras are handed down as born in the lineage of Vaḍodrīya: / Kuśa, Kutsa, Vatsa, and Bhāradvāja likewise.
I shall proclaim their pravaras and their gotras in due order: / Viśvāmitra, Devarāta, and Udala as the third;
Āṅgirasa, Ambarīṣa, and Yauvanāśva as the third; / Bhārgava, Cyavana, Āpnavāna, Aurva, and Jāmadagni likewise;
Āṅgirasa, Bārhaspatya, and Bhāradvāja as well. / Karmalā, Kṣemalā, and Dhārabhaṭṭārikā;
Kṣemalā is stated as the fourth gotra-mother in succession. / Those born in this gotra are ever devoted to the five sacrifices,
greedy and wrathful, and they produce numerous offspring; / intent on ritual baths, gifting, and the like, always possessing conquered senses,
makers of thousands of stepwells, wells, and ponds; / observant of vows, knowledgeable in virtues, yet foolish and devoid of the Veda.
Thus is the eighth location. (8)
In the village named Godaṇīya, two gotras are situated there: / the Vatsa gotra is the first, and the Bhāradvāja is the second.