Dhârshtas were the sons of Dhrishta. Though born as Kshatriyas,âgavataPurâ they became Brâhmanas on this earth.
(2). NRIGA. | Sumati | Bhûtajyoti | Vasu | Pratika | Oghavat | --+-+-----------------+---- | | Oghavat Oghavati m. Sudarsana
(7) Narishyanta, (4) Dishta | | Chitra Sena Nabâga (became a Vaisya | by his karma) Riksha | | Bhaladana Midhvat | | Vatsapriti Purna | | Prânsu Indra Sena | | Pramati Vitihotra | | Khanitra Satya-Sravas | | Châkshusha Uru-Sravas | | Vivinsati Devadatta | | Rambha Agnivesya | Khaninetra (very pious) (Incarnation of Agni | also known as Kanina Karandhama and Jatu-Karna) | | Avikshit Agni veshyâyana | Brâhmanas. Marutta.
Sâmbarta, Son of Angiras, officiated at the Yajna performed by Marutta. The Devas took direct part in the Yajna.
Marutta | Dama | Râjavardhana | Sudhriti | Nara | Kevala | Dhundhumat | Vegavat | Budha | Trinabindu
m. Apsaras Alamvushâ | --+-----+--+-----------+--------+-- | | | | Visâla Sûnyabandhu Dhûmraketu Ilavilâ
(founded the _m_. Rishi Visravas town named | Vaisâli) Kubera--the | King of the Hema Chandra Yakshas. | Dhûmrâksha. | Sanyama | --++------+--- | | Devaja Krisâsva | Somadatta | Sumati | Janamejaya.
Saryâti was well versed in the Vedas. He had one daughter, Sukanyâ. He went with her one day to the Âsrama of Chyavana Rishi. Sukanyâ found there two streaks of light as from glow-worms, issuing from within a mound of earth, thrown up by white ants. She pricked those portions with a thorn and blood oozed out. The party of Saryâti found that their usual secretions were stopped. The king thought some one had offended Chyavana. The girl then told her story. The king found the Rishi underneath the mound of earth and asked his pardon. The Rishi wanted the hand of the girl in marriage and Saryâti consented. So Sukanyâ became the wife of Chyavana.
One day the Asvini Kumâras came to Chyavana. The Rishi asked them to give him youth and beauty and promised in return to give them offerings of Soma, though they had no part in Soma Yâgas, The Asvini Kumâras took the Rishi inside a tank and all the three came out young and beautiful and looking all alike. Sukanyâ could not recognise her husband and she prayed to the Asvini Kumâras to remove her confusion. They were pleased with her chastity and pointed out her husband.