5-Soorya Vansh-From Padm Puraan
Padm Puraan, 1-Srishti-9a
1. Soorya Vansh According to Bhavishya Puraan-1
2. Soorya Vansh According to Bhavishya Puraan-2
3. Soorya Vansh According to Bhaagvat Puraan (Vikukshi Vansh)
4. Soorya Vansh According to Bhaagvat Puraan (Nimi Vansh)
5. Soorya Vansh According to Padm Puraan
Soorya Vansh (Lineage)
See Soorya or Ikshwaaku Vansh according to MBH below - both
do not match at all.
Vaivaswat Manu had ten sons -
Il, Ikshwaaku, Kushnaabh, Arisht, Dhrisht, Narishyant, Karoosh, Sharyaati,
Prishadhra and Naabhaag. After Il, Ikshwaaku was the eldest son of Manu.
He was given the kingdom of middle area. He had 214 sons. The son of his
eldest son was Kakutsth.
Kakutsth's son was Suyodhan
Suyodhan's son was Prithu
Prithu's son was Vishwaavasu
Vishwaavasu's son was Aardra
Aardra's son was Yuvanaashwa
Yuvanaashwa's son was Shaavast - he inhabited a city named Shaavastee in Ang Desh.
Shaavast's son was Brihdashwa
Brihdashwa's son was Kuvalaashwa - Kuvalaashwa killed
Dhundh named Daitya and became known
as Dhundhumaar.
Kuvalaashwa's sons were Dradhaashwa, Dand, and Kapilaashwa - Among them Kapilaashwa
was more famous
Dradhaashwa's son was Pramod
Pramod's son was Haryaashwa
Haryaashwa's son was Nikumbh
Nikumbh's son was Sanhtaashwa
Sanhtaashwa's sons were Akritaashwa and Ranaashwa
Ranaashwa's son was Yuvanaashwa
Yuvanaashwa's son was Maandhaataa
Maandhaataa's sons were Purukuts, Dharmsetu and Muchukund (Indra's friend)
Purukuts's son was Sambhooti (married to Narmadaa)
Sambhooti's son was Tridhanvaa
Tridhanvaa's son was Traidhaarun
Traidhaarun's son was Satyavrat
Satyavrat's son was Satyarath
Satyarath's son was Harishchandra
Harishchandra's son was Rohit
Rohit's son was Vrik
Vrik's son was Baahu
Baahu's son was Sagar --
Sagar (had two wives - Prabhaa and Bhaanumatee.
Prabhaa had 60,000 sons and Bhaanumatee had one
son Asmanjas by the grace of Aurv Agni.
Prabhaa'a 60,000 sons were burned by Kapil Muni when
they went in search of the Yagya horse. Bhageerath gave them Mukti by bringing Gangaa on Earth.)
Sagar's son was Asmanjas
Asmanjas' son was Anshumaan
Anshumaan's son was Dileep
Dileep's son was Bhageerath (who brought Gangaa on Prithvi)
Bhageerath's son was Naabhaag
Naabhaag's son was Ambareesh
Ambareesh's son was Sindhudweep
Sindhudweep's son was Ayutaayu
Ayutaayu's son was Rituparn -
(this Rituparn was the same Rituparn who was the friend of Nal - see also
1-Ikshwaaku-Bhavishya-1;
and 3-Ikshwaaku-Vikukshi
Rituparn's son was Kalmaashpaad
Kalmaashpaad's son was Sarvkarmaa
Sarvkarmaa's son was Aaranya
Aaranya's son was Nighn
Nighn had two sons - Anumitra and Raghu - Anumitra went to forest to kill his enemies.
Raghu's son was Dileep
Dileep's son was Aj
Aj's son was Deerghbaahu
Deerghbaahu's son was Prajaapaal
Prajaapaal's son was Dasharath
Dasharath's sons were Raam, Lakshman, Bharat and Shatrughn - Raam ruled
for 10,000 (or 11,000) years.
Raam's sons were Lav and Kush
Kush had the son Atithi
Atithi's son was Nishadh
Nishadh's son was Nal -
(This was not the same Nal who was the Nal of
Nal-Damayantee - he was the king of Nidhadh Desh and the son of Veerasen) *
Nal's son was Nabhaa
Nabhaa's son was Pundareek
Pundareek's son was Kshemdhanvaa
Kshemdhanvaa's son was Devaaneek
Devaaneek's son was Aheenagu
Aheenagu's son was Shastraashwa
Shastraashwa's son was Chandraavalok
Chandraavalok's son was Taaraapeed
Taaraapeed's son was Chandragiri
Chandragiri's son was Chandra
Chandra's son was Shrutaayu - he was killed in Mahaabhaarat war.
--This shows that there
was only 15 generations gap between Raam and Krishn,
Raam -> Kush -> Atithi -> Nishadh -> Nal -> Nabhaa -> Pundareek ->
Kshemdhanvaa -> Devaaneek -> Aheenagu -> Shastraashwa -> Chandraavalok ->
Taaraapeed -> Chandragiri -> Chandra -> Shrutaayu. Shrutaayu was killed in
Mahaabhaarat war and Krishn was present in MBH War.
**
Ikshwaaku Vansh (Lineage)-in MBH
It was in Sat Yug when Manu was the Lord of the age.
Manu's son was Prasandhi,
Prasandhi's son was Kshupaa,
Kshupaa's son was Ikshwaaku.
Ikshwaaku had a 100 sons. The eldest of them was Vinsh,
Vinsh's son was Vivinsh
Vivinsh had 15 sons - all of them very powerful. His eldest son was Khaninetra
Khaninetra's son Suvarchaa - Suarchaa was continuously doing Punya so his
treasury started getting empty. When his treasury got empty the
other king started giving him trouble,
but they could not kill him because his power was in his righteousness. In the last moment he blew
his
hand with his mouth and this produced a lot of force
was called Karandham also.
Suvarchaa's son was Avikshit - the first Karandham, was born at the beginning of the
Tretaa Yug, he was very brave and could not be
defeated even by immortals. He performed hundreds of
Ashwamedh Yagya in which Maharshi Angiraa himself was the priest.
Avikshit's son was Marutt who surpassed even his father in qualities.
* There are two kings whose name was
Nal - one was the son of Nishadh and the other was the son of Veersen. The Nal
of Nal-Damayantee was the son of Veersen, and his son was Indrasen
** This seems a bit strange as there
should be a gap of at least 864,900 years between Raam and Krishn according to the
time scale - Sat, Tretaa, Dwaapar and Kali Yug. Treta Yug is of 1,296,000 years and
Dwaapar is of 864,000 years. So, since Raam's exact date is not known, we can safely
assume that He ruled not later than during the last years of Tretaa Yug - although
it is not written anywhere, as it is written about Krishn that the day He went to His
Dhaam, Kali Yug came on Prithvi. Thus it is sure that there is a difference of at
least 864,900 years between Raam and Krishn's existence; and it seems impossible that
only 15 kings ruled for 864,900 years.
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