Sushmajee
Puraan | 3-Vishnu Puraan | 4-Chaturth Ansh
1-Brahm Puraan,
2-Padm Puraan,
3-Vishnu Puraan,
4-Shiv Puraan,
5-Bhaagvat Puraan, |
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4-Chaturth Ansh |
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7-Jamadagni, Vishwaamitra, Kaashya |
3-Vishnu Puraan - 4-Chaturth Ansh - p 259-262 see also 5-Bhaagvat Puraan, 9/9; Maitreya Jee further said - "King Pururavaa thus had six sons - Aayu, Amaavasu, Vishwaavasu, Shrutaayu, Shataayu and Ayutaayu. Amaavasu's Lineage
Amaavasu's son was Bheem Kushnaabh did Tap with the desire to get a son like Indra. Seeing his Tap Indra himself became his son and was born as Gaadhi or Kaushik. Gaadhi had a daughter named Satyavatee who was married to Bhrigu Vanshee Muni Richeek. Gaadhi did not want to marry his daughter to an angry old Braahman, so he asked him to bring 1,000 black-eared white horses. Richeek brought them from Ashwateerth from Varun and gave them to Gaadhi, then only Gaadhi could marry his daughter to Muni Richeek. At one time, with the desire of having a child, Muni Richeek prepared Charu (Kheer - a dish from milk and rice) for Satyavatee and on her request he prepared another Charu for her mother also. Instructing her, how to take them, he went to forest. At the time of taking it, her mother said - "Dear daughter, All people want the most qualitative son for themselves only, but nobody thinks his wife's brother's qualities, so you give your own Charu to me, and take my Charu yourself. A Braahman does not need so much strength and wealth while my son has to rule the whole world." Hearing this Satyavatee gave her own Charu to her mother and took her Charu herself. When Rishi came back from the forest and came to know about all this. He looked at Satyavatee and said in anger - "Oh sinner, What have you done? Why do you look so terrible? Certainly you have taken the Charu I prepared for your mother. This is not right. I put all the wealth, bravery, courage and strength in her Charu, and I put all peace, Gyaan etc in your Charu. Since you have taken her Charu you will have a Kshatriya kind of son and she will have a Braahman like son." Satyavatee held his feet and said - "I did this in ignorance, be pleased with me, do something so that my son should not be like this, maybe my grandson is like this." At this Muni said, "So be it". So Satyavatee gave birth to Rishi Jamadagni and her mother gave birth to Vishwaamitra. After giving birth to Jamadagni, Satyavatee turned into Kaushikee River. Rishi Jamadagni married Renukaa, the daughter of King Renu of Ikshwaaku family. She gave birth to Parashuraam, a part Avataar of Vishnu, who killed almost all Kshatriya. Vishwaamitra had Shunehshep (of Bhrigu family) as his son. Later he had Devaraat named son then he had many more sons and grandsons. Aayu's Lineage or Kaashya Vansh Pururavaa's eldest son Aayu married the daughter of Raahu. He had five sons from her - Nahush, Kshatrvriddh, Rambh, Raji, and Anenaa. Kshatravriddh's Lineage
Kshtravriddh's son was Suhotra Dhanvantari didn't have any disease or old age and knew all Shaastra. In his previous life, Naaraayan gave him a Var that he would be born in the family of king of Kaashee and divide the whole Aayur Ved into eight parts and would have the sacrificial oblations of Yagya.
Dhanvantari's son was Ketumaan
Pratardan's son was Alark about whom it is said - "Before him, nobody ruled Prithvi for
66,000 years in his young age. This was the family of Kaashya. Now you listen to children of Raji.
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