Ancient Indian Historical Tradition c24.23

c24.23

² Anukramaṇī and Vedārth on Rigv vi, 52. The latter’s account hardly agrees with the itihāsa it quotes, for it explains the option by asserting the five sons had two mothers, while the itihāsa says they were all sons of one wife (verse 14) and explains that option by the adoption (verses 12–15).