अध्याय ६८
श्लोक 1
[[इति श्रीविष्णुपुराणे चतुर्थे ऽंशे एकादशो ऽध्यायः ]] क्रोष्टोश् च यदुपुत्रस्यात्मजो वृजिनीवान् ।ततश् च स्वाहिस् ततो रुषङ्कुः ।रुषङ्कोश् चित्ररथः ।तत्तनयः शशबिन्दुश् चतुर्दशमहारत्नश् चक्रवर्त्य् अभवत् ।तस्य च शतसहस्रं पत्नीनाम् अभवत् ।दशलक्षसंख्याश् च पुत्राः
[[iti śrīviṣṇupurāṇe caturthe 'ṃśe ekādaśo 'dhyāyaḥ ]] kroṣṭoś ca yaduputrasyātmajo vṛjinīvān | tataś ca svāhis tato ruṣaṅkuḥ | ruṣaṅkoś citrarathaḥ | tattanayaḥ śaśabinduś caturdaśamahāratnaś cakravarty abhavat | tasya ca śatasahasraṃ patnīnām abhavat | daśalakṣasaṃkhyāś ca putrāḥ
हिन्दी अर्थ
जगत्परायणस्यांशेन भगवता भवितव्य-
English
r ARaSaRA said— Kroshtri, the son of Yadu, had, a son named Vrijinvat, whose son was Swchi, wliose son was Kusha- dra, whose son was Chitraratha, wiiose son was Sasa- vindu, who was the master of the íourteen great geme. He bad a huudred thousand wives and a million of sons. Tlie raost famous of them were Pryihuyasas, Prithu- karroan, Prithujaya, Prithukirtti, Prithudaha and Prithusravas. The son of the last of these six was Tamas, vhose son was Usanas who performed a hundred horsé sacri- fices. His son was Siteyus, whose son was Rukmakavacha, whose son was Paradrit, whohad five sons, Rukmesbu, Prithu- 'ikman, Jyamagha, Pahta, and Harita. In the. present period tbe following verse is recited of Jyamaglia — "Ofallthe tnsbands obedient to their wives, who have been or who will. \ the most famous is the king Jyamagha, who was the ''usband of Saivya." Saivya was barren— but Jyamagha *M so mueh afraid of her that h? could not take any other *i f *. Once on a time after a hard fighting with horse and