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# Ancient Indian Historical Tradition c22.22

Ancient Indian Historical Tradition c22.22

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### [c22.22](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.pargiter-1922.c22.22)

Cyavana, it is often said, married Sukanyā, daughter of Manu's son, king Śaryāti,⁸ and sacrificed for him.⁹ He is also connected with Manu's other son Pṛsadhra.¹⁰ His position is therefore clearly fixed, though late, and especially brahmanic, tales wrongly introduce him as existing at other periods;¹¹ and he is made the subject of fable even in the Rigveda.¹²

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