Skandapurana 3.2.39.87.8

3.2.39.87.8

kohe ca brāhmaṇāḥ proktā gotratritayasaṃyutāḥ ..
bhāradvājastathā vatsastṛtīyaḥ kuśa eva ca .. 2 ..
pravarāṇyahaṃ tathā vakṣye yathā gotrakrameṇa hi ..
bhārgavacyavanāpnavānaurvajamadagnistathaiva ca .. 3 ..
kuśapravaraṃ tṛtīyaṃ tu pravaratrayameva ca ..
viśvāmitro devarātastṛtīyaudalameva ca .. 4 ..
yakṣiṇī prathamā proktā dvitīyā śīhurī tathā ..
tṛtīyā cacāī proktā yathānukramagotrajā .. 5 ..
asmingotre bhavā viprāḥ śrautasmārttaratā budhāḥ ..
vedādhyayanaśīlāśca tāpasāścārimarddanāḥ .. 6 ..
roṣiṇo lobhino duṣṭā yajane yājane ratāḥ ..
brahmakarmaparāḥ sarve mayā proktā dvijottamāḥ .. .. 7 ..
iti trayodaśaṃ sthānam..13..
cāṃdaṇakheḍe ye jātā bhāradvājasamudbhavāḥ..
āṃgiraso bārhaspatyastṛtīyo bhāradvājastathā ..8..
yakṣiṇī cāsya vai devī proktā vyāsena dhīmatā ..
bhāradvājāstu ye jātā dvijā brahmasvarūpiṇaḥ .. 9 ..
śāṃtā dāṃtā suśīlāśca dhanaputrasamanvitāḥ ..
dharmāraṇye dvijāḥ śreṣṭhāḥ kratukarmaṇi kovidāḥ ..3.2.39.110..
gurubhaktiratāḥ sarve bhāsayaṃti svakaṃ kulam ..11..
iti caturddaśasthānam ..14..
thalagrāme ca ye jātā bhāradvājasamudbhavāḥ ..
āṃgiraso bārhaspatyo bhāradvājastṛtīyakaḥ .. 12 ..
asmingotre ca ye jātā vāḍavā dhaninaḥ śubhāḥ ..
vastrālaṃkaraṇopetā dvijabhaktiparāyaṇāḥ .. 13 ..
brahmabhojyaparāḥ sarve sarve dharmaparāyaṇāḥ ..
gotradevī mayā khyātā yakṣiṇī nāma rakṣiṇī .. 14 ..
iti paṃcadaśa sthānam..15..
moūtrīyāśca ye jātā dvau gotrau tatra kīrtitau ..
bhāradvājaḥ kaśyapaśca devīdvitayameva ca .. 15 ..
cāmuṇḍā yakṣiṇī caiva devī cātra prakīrttitā ..

In Kohe the brahmins are declared as endowed with three gotras: / Bhāradvāja, Vatsa, and Kuśa as the third.
I shall declare their pravaras in the order of the gotras: / Bhārgava, Cyavana, Āpnavāna, Aurva, and Jāmadagni likewise.
The third is the Kuśa pravara consisting of three pravara-seers: / Viśvāmitra, Devarāta, and Udala as the third.
Yakṣiṇī is declared as the first, and Śīhurī as the second; / Cacāī is declared as the third, in order of gotra origins.
The wise brahmins born in this gotra are 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 devoted to brahmanic rites—these best of twice-born have been described by me.
Thus is the thirteenth location. (13)
Those born in Cāṃdaṇakheḍa originate from the Bhāradvāja [gotra]: / Āṅgirasa, Bārhaspatya, and Bhāradvāja as the third;
and Yakṣiṇī was declared as his goddess by the wise Vyāsa. / Those born as Bhāradvājas are twice-born embodying the Absolute,
tranquil, self-restrained, well-behaved, endowed with wealth and sons; / the best of twice-born in Dharmāraṇya, skilled in ritual sacrifices,
all devoted to devotion to their gurus, they illuminate their own family.
Thus is the fourteenth location. (14)
Those born in Thala village originate from the Bhāradvāja [gotra]: / Āṅgirasa, Bārhaspatya, and Bhāradvāja as the third.
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, all devoted to righteousness. / The gotra goddess was declared by me, Yakṣiṇī named the Protectress.
Thus is the fifteenth location. (15)
Those born as Moūtrīyā—two gotras are declared there: / Bhāradvāja and Kaśyapa, and two goddesses as well;
Cāmuṇḍā and Yakṣiṇī are declared as the goddesses here.