Vishnu Purana 4.4.24-27
Viṣṇupurāṇa 4.4.24-27
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4.4.24
tasyāṃśumato dilīpaḥ putro 'bhavat ||
The son of Anśumat was Dilípa; his son was Bhagíratha, who brought Gangá down to earth, whence she is called Bhágirathí. The son of Bhagíratha was Śruta; his son was Nábhága; his son was Ambarísha; his son was Sindhudwípa; his son was Ayutáśwa; his son was Rituparńa, the friend of Nala, skilled profoundly in dice. The son of Rituparńa was Sarvakáma; his son was Sudása; his son was Saudása, named also Mitrasaha.
4.4.25
dilīpasya bhagīratho yo 'sau gaṅgāṃ svargād ihānīya bhāgīrathīsaṃjñāṃ cakāra ||
The son of Anśumat was Dilípa; his son was Bhagíratha, who brought Gangá down to earth, whence she is called Bhágirathí. The son of Bhagíratha was Śruta; his son was Nábhága; his son was Ambarísha; his son was Sindhudwípa; his son was Ayutáśwa; his son was Rituparńa, the friend of Nala, skilled profoundly in dice. The son of Rituparńa was Sarvakáma; his son was Sudása; his son was Saudása, named also Mitrasaha.
4.4.26
bhagīrathāc chrutas tasyāpi nābhāgas tato 'mbarīṣas tasmāt sindhudvīpaḥ |
sindhudvīpād ayutāyus tatputraś ca ṛtuparṇo nalasahāyo 'kṣahṛdayajño 'bhūt ||
The son of Anśumat was Dilípa; his son was Bhagíratha, who brought Gangá down to earth, whence she is called Bhágirathí. The son of Bhagíratha was Śruta; his son was Nábhága; his son was Ambarísha; his son was Sindhudwípa; his son was Ayutáśwa; his son was Rituparńa, the friend of Nala, skilled profoundly in dice. The son of Rituparńa was Sarvakáma; his son was Sudása; his son was Saudása, named also Mitrasaha.
4.4.27
ṛtuparṇaputraḥ sarvakāmas tattanayaḥ sudāsaḥ sudāsāt saudāso mitrasahanāmā ||
The son of Anśumat was Dilípa; his son was Bhagíratha, who brought Gangá down to earth, whence she is called Bhágirathí. The son of Bhagíratha was Śruta; his son was Nábhága; his son was Ambarísha; his son was Sindhudwípa; his son was Ayutáśwa; his son was Rituparńa, the friend of Nala, skilled profoundly in dice. The son of Rituparńa was Sarvakáma; his son was Sudása; his son was Saudása, named also Mitrasaha.
Translations (2)
- The Vishnu Purana: A System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition — Horace Hayman Wilson 1840, English
- A Prose English Translation of Vishnupuranam — Manmatha Nath Dutt 1896, English
Commentaries (3)
- Ātmaprakāśa — Śrīdhara Svāmin, Sanskrit
- Viṣṇucittīya — Sanskrit
- Vaiṣṇavakūṭacandrikā Viṣṇupurāṇaṭīkā — Ratnagarbhamiśra, Sanskrit
Other recensions (1)
- Viṣṇupurāṇa (vulgate) — Sanskrit