gayat—from Maharaja Gaya; gayantyam—in his wife, named Gayanti; citra-rathah—named Citraratha; sugatih—named Sugati; avarodhanah—named Avarodhana; iti—thus; trayah—three; putrah—sons; babhuvuh—were born; citrarathat—from Citraratha; urnayam—in the womb of Urna; samrat—named Samrat; ajanista—was born; tatah—from him; utkalayam—in his wife named Utkala; maricih—named Marici; mariceh—from Marici; bindu-matyam—in the womb of his wife Bindumati; bindum—a son named Bindu; anudapadyata—was born; tasmat—from him; saraghayam—in the womb of his wife Saragha; madhuh—Madhu; nama—named; abhavat—was born; madhoh—from Madhu; sumanasi—in the womb of his wife, Sumana; vira-vratah—a son named Viravrata; tatah—from Viravrata; bhojayam—in the womb of his wife Bhoja; manthu-pramanthu—two sons named Manthu and Pramanthu; jajnate—were born; manthoh—from Manthu; satyayam—in his wife, Satya; bhauvanah—a son named Bhauvana; tatah—from him; dusanayam—in the womb of his wife Dusana; tvasta—one son named Tvasta; ajanista—was born; tvastuh—from Tvasta; virocanayam—in his wife named Virocana; virajah—a son named Viraja; virajasya—of King Viraja; satajit-pravaram—headed by Satajit; putra-satam—one hundred sons; kanya—a daughter; ca—also; visucyam—in his wife Visuci; kila—indeed; jatam—took birth.