Names of some Dynasties
Yadavas Kurus Pāñcālas Kekayas Śālvas Vidarbhas Niṣadhas Videhas Koṣalas
Ziņas
Sons of Āhuka
Āhuka had 2 sons: Ugrasena Devasena Devaka had 4 sons: Devavān Upadeva Sudeva Devarakṣita Devaka had 7 daughters: Dhṛtadevā Upadevā Devarakṣitā Śrīdevā Śāntidevā Sahadevā Devakī Devakī was married to Vasudeva Ugrasena had 6 sons: Nyagrodha Kaṁsa Subhūmi Rāṣṭrapāla Tuṣṭimān Śaṅku
Dynasty of Candra ( Candra Vaṁśa )
Budha Purūravas Purūravas had 6 sons Ilā had 4 sons: Sudyumna Utkala Gaya Vinata Ikṣvāku had 15 sons. Kakustha was the eldest son of Ikṣvāku Suyodhana was the eldest son of Kakustha Pṛthu was born of Suyodhana Viṣvaka was son of Pṛthu Ārdaka was born from Viṣvaka Yuvanāśva was son of Viṣvaka Yuvanāśva had a son Sāvasti, who established city of Sāvasti in the Gauḍa land Bṛhadaśva was son of Sāvasti Bṛhadaśva had a son Kuvalayāśva, who became known as Dhundhumāra by killing Asura Dhundu 3 sons of Dhundumāra were: Daṇḍḍāśva Dṛḍhāśva Kapilāśva Dṛḍāśva had a son Pramoda Haryāśva was son of Pramoda Nikumbha was son of Haryāśva Saṁhatāśva was son of Nikumbha Saṁhatāśva had 2 sons: Kṛtāśva Raṇāśva Yuvanāśva was son of Raṇāśva Māndhātā was son of Yuvanāśva Māndhātā had 3 sons: Purukutsa Ambarīṣa Mucukunda Ambarīśa had another son Yuvanāśva Hārita is son of Yuvanāśva Pururāvas with Urvaśī had 6 sons: Āyu Māyu Amāyu Viśvāyu Śatāyu Śrutāyu Āyu had 5 sons with Prabhā, daughter of S...
9 sons of Vaivasvata Manu
Īkṣvāku Nabhaga Dhṛṣṭa Śaryāti Nariṣyanta Nābhāga Ariṣṭa Karuṣa Pṛṣṣadhara
Established by Brahmā 4 guardians of directions
East - Sudhavān, son of Prajāpati Vairāja South - Śaṅkhapāda, son of Prajāpati Kardama West - Ketumān, son of Rajas North - Hiraṇyaroma, son of Prajāpati Parjanya
4 sons of King Daśaratha
Rāma, born from Kauśalyā Lakṣmaṇ, born from Sumitrā Bhārata, born from Surūpā Śatrughna, born from Suveṣā
Progeny of Bali, son of Virocana
Bali had 100 sons with Bāṇa as the eldest. Others were Dhṛtarāṣṭra Sūrya Vivasvān Aṁśutāpana Nikumbha Nāmāgu Vakṣa Kukṣi Bhauma Bhīṣaṇa ...
13 wives of Kaśyapa Ṛṣi
Aditi Diti Danu Ariṣṭā Surasā Surabhi Vinatā Tāmrā Krodhavaśā Irā Kadrū Khasā Muni
12 sons of Bhṛgu
Bhuvana Bhāvana Anya Anyāyata Kratu Śravas Mūrdhan Vyajana Vyaśruṣa Prasava Aja Adhipati
4 sons of Arjuna
Śrutakīrti from Draupadī Abhimanyu from Subhadrā Babruvāhana from Citraṅgada Irāvān from Ulūpī
UP: Padma Shri awardee, Yoga Guru Swami Sivananda passes away at 129 in Varanasi
Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh) [India], May 4 (ANI): Renowned yoga guru and Padma Shri awardee Swami Sivananda Saraswati, revered for his ascetic lifestyle and spiritual wisdom, passed away on Sunday at the age of 129 years in Varanasi. Devotees, followers, and residents paid their final respects to the centenarian, who was celebrated not only for his mastery of yoga but also for his lifelong service to the underprivileged. Swami Sivananda, who was honoured with the Padma Shri in 2022 for his contribution to yoga and humanitarian work, was known for his simplicity, discipline, and devotion. Locals recall that he lived independently, performed his own chores, and continued practicing yoga even at 129 years of age. Neighbour and devotee Dharmendra Singh Tinku, speaking to ANI, said, "Swami Sivananda Baba lived for 129 years. We had been seeing him since 1998. He was a great soul who treated everyone equally. At 129, he did yoga that even people of our age cannot do." "Babaji w...
Krishna lila age table
By Brijabasi das From Śrīla Jīva Gosvāmī’s «Laghu-vaiṣṇava-toṣaṇī» commentary on the Tenth Canto of Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, 10.45.3. I have added the corresponding chapters of the Tenth Canto of Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, the original sanskrit and approximate ages in parentheses. I have used Purīdāsa Mahāśaya’s edition of the commentary («Śrī Śrī Saṅkṣepa-vaiṣṇava-toṣaṇī», Mymensingh, 1946, sanskrit). Tṛṇāvarta killed (7th Chapter) – after a full year passed (varṣe pūrṇe) . Damodāra-līlā (Chapters 9-10) – in the beginning of the third year during Kārtika month (tṛtīya-varṣārambhe kārtike) (2 years and 2 months). Kṛṣṇa-Balarāma and all the cowherds move to Vṛndāvana (11th Chapter) – some days after Damodāra-līlā (katicid-dinānte vṛndāvana-praveśaḥ) (2 years and 2 months). Kṛṣṇa began herding the calves (10.11.37) - 2-3 months after moving to Vṛndāvana (dvi-tra-māsānantaraṁ vatsa-cāraṇārambhaḥ) (2 years and 4-5 months). Vatsāsura, Bakāsura and Vyomāsura killed (10.11.41-54) –...