Verse 35

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The Pandya king and his sons· Verses 30–35

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On her he begot a daughter with dark eyes, and after her seven sons, seven lords of the Dravida country. To each single one of them, king, there came ten million upon ten million; by those who carry their line the earth will be held for more than an age of Manu. Agastya married the first-born, the daughter who kept her vow, and on her was born the sage Drdhacyuta, whose son was Idhmavaha. The royal sage Malayadhvaja divided the earth among his sons and went to the Kulacala mountain, wanting to worship Krsna. Leaving house and sons and pleasures, the daughter of Vidarbha, her eyes heady, ran after the lord of the Pandyas as moonlight runs after the moon.

There are the rivers named Candravasa, Tamraparni and Vatodaka. With their clean water he washed himself every day, within and without.