Skanda Purana — Brahma Khanda, Shloka 40
दमयंत्यां नलस्यासीदिंद्रसेनाभिधः सुतः । तस्य चंद्रांगदो नाम पुत्रोभू च्चंद्रसन्निभः
damayaṃtyāṃ nalasyāsīdiṃdrasenābhidhaḥ sutaḥ | tasya caṃdrāṃgado nāma putrobhū ccaṃdrasannibhaḥ
那罗（Nala）与达摩延蒂（Damayantī）生一子，名因陀罗塞那（Indrasena）；其后因陀罗塞那又得一子，名旃陀罗昂伽陀（Candrāṅgada），皎洁如月。
Unspecified in snippet (narrative voice within Brahmottarakhaṇḍa context)
Scene: Royal family tableau: Nala and Damayantī with their son Indrasena; later, Indrasena with his moon-radiant son Candrāṅgada—emphasis on dynastic continuity and auspicious luminosity.
FAQs
Purāṇas preserve sacred memory through lineages, linking dharma-teachings to renowned royal families and continuity of virtue.
No holy site is mentioned; the verse is genealogical narration.
None; this verse records lineage (vaṃśa) details.