A History of Ancient Sanskrit Literature, so far as it illustrates the Primitive Religion of the Brahmans c8.s3.141

c8.s3.141

"The next prince will be Śiśunâga¹; his son will be Kâkavarṇa (36 years V. and M.); his son will be Kshemadharman (Kshemakarman, 20 years V., Kshemadharman, 36 years M.); his son will be Kshatraujas (40 years V.; Kshemajit or Kshemarchis, 36 years M.; Kshetrajna, Bh. P.); his son will be Vidmisâra (Vimbisâra, 28 years V.; Vindusena or Vindhyasena, 28 years M.; Vidhisâra, Bh.); his son will be Ajâtaśatru²; his son will be Dharbaka (Harshaka, 25 years V.; Vanśaka, 24 years M.); his son will be Udayâśva (33 years V.; Udibhi or Udâsin, 33 years M.)³; his son also will be Nandivardhana; and his son will be Mahânanda (42 and 43 years V.; 40 and 43 years M.). These ten Śaiśunâgas will be kings of the earth for 362 years.