Account of the Maṇija Kings and a Hymn to Govinda Leading to Liberation
सुशान्तिरङ्गवंशे वै सुन्दरोऽप्यङ्ग इत्युत । सुन्दश्च मुचुकुन्दोऽभूत्सुद्युम्नस्तुर एव च ॥ ३६.५ ॥
suśāntir aṅgavaṁśe vai sundaro 'py aṅga ity uta | sundaś ca mucukundo 'bhūt sudyumnas tura eva ca || 36.5 ||
అంగ వంశంలో నిజంగా ‘సుశాంతి’ ఉన్నాడు; అలాగే ‘సుందర’ కూడా ‘అంగ’ అని పిలువబడాడు. ‘సుంద’ మరియు ‘ముచుకుంద’ ఉన్నారు; అలాగే ‘సుద్యుమ్న’ మరియు ‘తుర’ కూడా.
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It preserves a Purāṇic-style dynastic catalogue, reflecting how Sanskrit compendia organized cultural memory through royal genealogies and name-lists.
No explicit geographic site appears in this verse; it is primarily a lineage register associated with the Aṅga dynasty.
No direct ethical injunction is stated here; the verse functions as archival genealogy, supporting continuity of cultural and historical narrative.
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