Sexual Life in Ancient India: A Study in the Comparative History of Indian Culture v2.c21.63

v2.c21.63

P. 351, n. 2. Arjuna first stays three years (according to K., however, only three months) with Citrāṅgadā, then visits the tīrtha in the south, comes back to her for a short while, and hands over the son begotten with her as a çulka to her father. As he has neither house nor home, he leaves her with her father, but arranges for her to come to Indraprastha, when the thirteen years shall be over (215.27; 217.23 ff.).