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Srimad-Bhagavatam - Ninth Canto - Chapter 13: The Dynasty of Mahārāja Nimi

SB 9.13.18 - SB 9.13.20-21

kuśadhvajas tasya putras

tato dharmadhvajo nṛpaḥ

dharmadhvajasya dvau putrau

kṛtadhvaja-mitadhvajau

kuśadhvajaḥ — Kuśadhvaja; tasya — of Śīradhvaja; putraḥ — son; tataḥ — from him; dharmadhvajaḥ — Dharmadhvaja; nṛpaḥ — the king; dharmadhvajasya — from this Dharmadhvaja; dvau — two; putrau — sons; kṛtadhvaja-mitadhvajau — Kṛtadhvaja and Mitadhvaja.

The son of Śīradhvaja was Kuśadhvaja, and the son of Kuśadhvaja was King Dharmadhvaja, who had two sons, namely Kṛtadhvaja and Mitadhvaja.

SB 9.13.18 - SB 9.13.20-21

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