Dynasty of Kṣatravṛddha: Kāśi Kings, Dhanvantari, Rajī’s Sons, and the Transition to Nahuṣa
कुशात् प्रति: क्षात्रवृद्धात् सञ्जयस्तत्सुतो जय: । तत: कृत: कृतस्यापि जज्ञे हर्यबलो नृप: ॥ १६ ॥
kuśāt pratiḥ kṣātravṛddhāt sañjayas tat-suto jayaḥ tataḥ kṛtaḥ kṛtasyāpi jajñe haryabalo nṛpaḥ
从刹帝利弗里达的孙子库沙,生出名为普拉提的儿子;普拉提之子为桑阇耶,桑阇耶之子为阇耶;由阇耶生克利塔,由克利塔生哈利亚巴拉王。
This verse continues the dynastic succession, listing the royal descendants—Kuśa to Prati, Kṣātravṛddha to Sañjaya, then Jaya, Kṛta, and King Haryabala—showing the Bhagavatam’s careful preservation of sacred history.
Śukadeva establishes historical and dharmic context for the Lord’s plan in human society—how saintly and royal lines continue—while guiding Parīkṣit toward hearing bhakti-kathā with proper scriptural grounding.
They can learn to value dharma, responsibility, and continuity of spiritual culture—seeing life as part of a larger sacred narrative—while staying focused on the ultimate purpose: devotion to Bhagavān.