Skandapurana 7.13.3_135

7.13.3_135

sa tena rathamukhyena yudhi śatrūñjaghāna ha .
aurvāstraṃ16 caiva sandhāya teṣāṃ dharmamanāśayat .. 1 5. .
sa hatvā tāṃstathā vyāsa prāpya rājyamathāpi ca .
vainateyasvasāṃ prāpya śaivyāñcaiva sumadhyamām . .1 6. .
anapatyo mahābāhustryambakaṃ devasattamam .
ārādhayan mahātejāḥ putrahetornarādhipaḥ . . 17. .
tasmai prādāt sa bhagavān putravaṃśakaraṃ prabhuḥ17.
ṣaṣṭi caiva sahasrāṇi sutānāṃ sumahātmanām . . 18. .
sanatkumāra uvāca
labdhvā sa tu varaṃ rājā bhāryādvayamuvāca ha .
vainateyasvasāṃ caiva śaivyāñcaiva mahāmanāḥ18 . . 19 . .

With that foremost of chariots he slew the enemies in battle, / and, aiming the weapon of Aurva, destroyed their power.
Having slain them thus, O Vyāsa, and having regained the kingdom, / and having married the sister of Vainateya (Garuḍa) and the fair-waisted Śaivyā,
the mighty-armed king of great splendor, being childless, / worshipped Tryambaka, the best of the gods, for the sake of sons.
The blessed Lord granted him a son who would perpetuate the lineage, / and also sixty thousand high-souled sons.
Sanatkumāra said:
Having obtained the boon, the high-minded king spoke to his two wives, / the sister of Vainateya and Śaivyā.