Ancient Indian Historical Tradition c19.42

c19.42

Andhaka's brother Bhajamāna married two daughters of Sṛñjaya.³ Nothing is said to identify this Sṛñjaya, but the reference suggests he was well known, and the best known Sṛñjaya was the king of N. Pañcāla. The genealogical table framed according to the synchronisms established shows that Sṛñjaya of N. Pañcāla must have reigned about this time, and as Andhaka's and Bhajamāna's father Bhīma Sātvata reigned at Mathurā as just shown, a marriage alliance between the two neighbouring dynasties would be quite natural. There can be little doubt then in identifying these two Sṛñjayas. Combining then all these particulars we have these synchronisms:—