Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 12.12.22
इलोपाख्यानमत्रोक्तं तारोपाख्यानमेव च ।
सूर्यवंशानुकथनं शशादाद्या नृगादय: ॥ २२ ॥
ilopākhyānam atroktaṁ
[ilopaakhyaanam atroktam]
tāropākhyānam eva ca
[taaropaakhyaanam eva cha]
sūrya-vaṁśānukathanaṁ
[soorya-vamshaanukathanam]
śaśādādyā nṛgādayaḥ
[shashaadaadyaa nrigaadayah]
Word-for-word
ilā-upākhyānam
—
the history of Ilā
atra
—
herein
uktam
—
is spoken
tārā-upākhyānam
—
the history of Tārā
eva
—
indeed
ca
—
also
sūrya-vaṁśa
—
of the dynasty of the sun-god
anukathanam
—
the narration
śaśāda-ādyāḥ
—
Śaśāda and others
nṛga-ādayaḥ
—
Nṛga and others.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
ilopākhyānam atroktaṁ
ilā-upākhyānam
the history of Ilā
atra
herein
tāropākhyānam eva ca
sūrya-vaṁśānukathanaṁ
uktam
is spoken
tārā-upākhyānam
the history of Tārā
eva
indeed
ca
also
sūrya-vaṁśa
of the dynasty of the sun-god
anukathanam
the narration
śaśādādyā nṛgādayaḥ
śaśāda-ādyāḥ
Śaśāda and others
nṛga-ādayaḥ
Nṛga and others.
Also related are the histories of Ilā and Tārā, and the description of the descendants of the sun-god, including such kings as Śaśāda and Nṛga.
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Gauḍīya
Translation
Also related are the histories of Ilā and Tārā, and the description of the descendants of the sun-god, including such kings as Śaśāda and Nṛga.
Personal Guidance
The histories of Ila and Tara, the sun-dynasty including Sasada and Nrga, are related. Sometimes the smallest stories preserve the dignity of the line. Even brief mentions matter.
Reflection Questions
- Whose brief presence in my life still mattered greatly to me?
- Have I told them?
My note
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