साम्ब-हरणम्, बलदेवस्य रोषः, हस्तिनापुर-आकर्षणम्
इत्य् उक्त्वा कुरवः सर्वे न मुञ्चामो हरेः सुतम् कृतैकनिश्चयास् तूर्णं विविशुर् गजसाह्वयम्
ity uktvā kuravaḥ sarve na muñcāmo hareḥ sutam kṛtaikaniścayās tūrṇaṃ viviśur gajasāhvayam
Ayant ainsi parlé, tous les Kurus, fermes dans une résolution unique, déclarèrent : « Nous ne relâcherons pas le fils de Hari », puis, en hâte, ils entrèrent dans Gajasāhvaya (Hastināpura).
Sage Parāśara (narrating to Maitreya)
Gajasāhvaya is Hastināpura, presented as the Kuru political seat; its mention anchors the genealogy in a concrete royal capital central to later Itihāsa traditions.
Parāśara highlights their ekaniścaya—single-minded determination—showing how collective royal will drives the unfolding of dynastic events and conflicts.
Even in genealogical history, the Purana frames identity through relationship to Hari, subtly reaffirming Vishnu’s supreme sovereignty as the ground behind worldly lineage and power.