Adhyaya 52 — The Manifestation of Nilalohita (Rudra) and the Allocation of His Names, Abodes, Consorts, and Lineages
क्षमा तु सुषुवे भार्या पुलहस्य प्रजापतेः ।
क्रतोस्तु सन्नतिर्भार्या बालखिल्यानसूयत ॥
kṣamā tu suṣuve bhāryā pulahasya prajāpateḥ | kratostu sannatir bhāryā bālakhilyān asūyata ||
Kṣamā, die Gemahlin des Prajāpati Pulaha, gebar Nachkommenschaft. Und Sannati, die Gemahlin Kratus, gebar die Bālakhilyas.
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The verse highlights how virtues (kṣamā—forbearance; sannati—humility) are personified as mothers of sacred lineages, implying that spiritual communities arise from cultivated qualities as much as from biological descent.
Vaṃśa: it lists progenitors and the emergence of a recognized ṛṣi-group (Bālakhilyas) from Prajāpati unions.
Bālakhilyas are emblematic of subtle tapas—'small' in body yet immense in ascetic power—suggesting that inward austerity can outweigh outward magnitude.