420:10 Śitíkshu: Agni. Śineyus: Bráhma. Purujit: Bhágavata. The Váyu has Maruta and Kambalavarhish, brothers, instead.

420:11 Considerable variety prevails here. The Bráhma and Hari V. have Marutta the Rájarshi (a gross blunder, see p. 352), Kambalavarhish, Śataprasúti, Rukmakavacha: the Agni--Marutta, Kambalavarhish, Rukmeshu: whilst the Bhágavata makes Ruchaka son of Uśanas, and father to the five princes who in the text are the grandsons of Rukmakavacha.

420:12 The Bhágavata has Rukmeshu, Rukman, Jyámagha, Prithu, and Purujit. The p. 421 Váyu reads the two last names Parigha and Hari. The Bráhma and Hari V. insert Parajit as the father of the five named as in the text.

421:13 Most of the other authorities mention that the elder of the five brothers, Rukmeshu, succeeded his father in the sovereignty; and that the second, Prithurukman, remained in his brother's service. Pálita and Harita were set over Videha (Linga) or Tirhut, and Jyámagha went forth to settle where he might: according to the Váyu he conquered Madhyadeśa (the country along the Narmadá), Mekalá, and the Śuktimat mountains. So the Bráhma P. states that he established himself along the Rikshavat mountain, and dwelt in Śuktimati. He names his son, as we shall see, Vidarbha: the country so called is Berar, and amongst his descendants we have the Chaidyas or princes of Boghelkand, and Chandail, and Dasárha, more correctly perhaps Dasarńa, Chattisgher; so that this story of Jyámagha's adventures appears to allude to the first settlement of the Yádava tribes along the Narmadá, more to the south and west than before.

422:14 The Bhágavata has Kuśa; the Matsya, Kauśika: all the authorities agree in specifying three sons.

422:15 Lomapáda: Agni.

422:16 Vastu: Váyu. Kriti: Agni.

422:17 Áhuti: Váyu. Iti: Padma. Dyuti: Matsya. Bhriti: Kúrma. This latter is singular in carrying on the line of Romapáda for twelve generations farther.

422:18 The Bhágavata, however, makes the princes of Chedi continuous from Romapáda; as, Babhru, Dhriti, Uśíka, Chedi--the Chaidyas, amongst whom were Damaghosha and Śiśupála.

422:19 Kumbhi: Padma.

422:20 Dhrisht́a: Váyu. Dhrisht́i: Matsya,

422:21 Nivritti: Váyu. Nidhriti: Agni. The Bráhma makes three sons, Avanta, Daśárha, and Balivrishahan. In the Linga it is said of Dasárha that he was 'destroyer of the host of copper (faced; European?) foes.'

422:22 Vikala: Matsya.

422:23 Nararatha: Bráhma, Hari V.

422:24 Drid́haratha: Agni. Devaráta: Linga.

422:25 Soma: Linga. Devanakshatra: Padma.

422:26 There is great variety in the succeeding appellations: p. 423

Bhágavata.

Váyu.

Bráhma.

Matsya.

Padma.

Kúrma.

Madhu

Madhu

Madhu

Madhu

Madhu

Madhu

Kuruvaśa

Manu

Manavaśas

Uruvas

Puru

Kuru

Anu

Puruvatsa