Verse 18

⁹Babhru was Devavrdha's son. Of those two men they recite these two verses: Just as we hear it from far off, so do we see it up close. ¹⁰Babhru is the best of men, and Devavrdha is a match for the gods. Men to the number of sixty-five, and six thousand, and eight, ¹¹came to deathlessness through Babhru and through Devavrdha. Mahabhoja held to dharma above all, and the Bhojas were in his line. ¹²Scorcher of foes, Vrsni's sons were Sumitra and Yudhajit. His were Sini and Anamitra, and from Anamitra came Nighna. ¹³Satrajit and Prasena were Nighna's two sons. There was another son of Anamitra, Sini, and his son was Satyaka. ¹⁴Then Yuyudhana, that is Satyaki, and his son Jaya, and then Kuni, then Yugandhara. Anamitra had another son, Vrsni, and from him

¹⁵came Svaphalka and Citraratha. To Svaphalka, on Gandini, there were twelve well-known sons with Akrura at their head: ¹⁶Asanga, Sarameya, Mrdura, Mrduvid, Giri, Dharmavrddha, Sukarman, Ksetropeksa, Arimardana, ¹⁷Satrughna, Gandhamada and Pratibahu, twelve in all. Their sister was named Sucara. Akrura had two sons as well, ¹⁸Devavan and Upadeva. Citraratha's sons were Prthu, Viduratha and many more, all of them joys of the Vrsnis.