Ancient Indian Historical Tradition c18.149

c18.149

¹ For the marriage connexions between these four groups, see Vā 96, 148–59, Bḍ iii, 71, 150–60, Mat 46, 3–9, Viṣ iv, 14, 10–13: less clearly, Br 14, 19–23, Hv 35, 1827–33. Kuntī’s story is in MBh i, 111 f. ² Vā 99, 270, 282, 300. Mat 50, 77; 271, 5, 23. Bḍ iii, 74, 113. ³ Br 12, 3, and Hv 30, 1601. ⁴ Vā 93, 14 and Bḍ iii, 68, 13. ⁵ So Vā 99, 7–8. Bḍ iii, 74, 7–8. Supported by Gar 139, 64; Viṣ iv, 17, 2; Bhāg ix, 23, 15; and Mat 48, 6. ⁶ So Hv 32, 1837–8. Br 13, 149–50. Also MBh xii, 29, 981–2; but in vii, 62, 2281–2, seemingly as Sudhanvan. ⁷ Referred to in MBh iii, 126, 10465, where he is called ‘king of Gāndhāra’ by anticipation. ⁸ Vā 99, 9. Bḍ iii, 74, 9. Hv 32, 1839. Br 13, 150–1. Mat 48, 7.