Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 9.1.41
తస్యోత్కలో గయో రాజన్ విమలశ్చ త్రయ: సుతా: ।
దక్షిణాపథరాజానో బభూవుర్ధర్మవత్సలా: ॥ ౪౧ ॥
tasyotkalo gayo rājan
[tasyotkalo gayo raajan]
vimalaś ca trayaḥ sutāḥ
[vimalash cha trayah sutaah]
dakṣiṇā-patha-rājāno
[dakshinaa-patha-raajaano]
babhūvur dharma-vatsalāḥ
[babhoovur dharma-vatsalaah]
Word-for-word
tasya
—
of Sudyumna
utkalaḥ
—
by the name Utkala
gayaḥ
—
by the name Gaya
rājan
—
O King Parīkṣit
vimalaḥ ca
—
and Vimala
trayaḥ
—
three
sutāḥ
—
sons
dakṣiṇā-patha
—
of the southern part of the world
rājānaḥ
—
kings
babhūvuḥ
—
they became
dharma-vatsalāḥ
—
very religious.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
tasyotkalo gayo rājan
tasya
of Sudyumna
vimalaś ca trayaḥ sutāḥ
utkalaḥ
by the name Utkala
gayaḥ
by the name Gaya
dakṣiṇā-patha-rājāno
rājan
O King Parīkṣit
vimalaḥ ca
and Vimala
trayaḥ
three
sutāḥ
sons
dakṣiṇā-patha
of the southern part of the world
rājānaḥ
kings
babhūvur dharma-vatsalāḥ
babhūvuḥ
they became
dharma-vatsalāḥ
very religious.
O King, Sudyumna had three very pious sons, named Utkala, Gaya and Vimala, who became the kings of the Dakṣiṇā-patha.
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
O King, Sudyumna’s three very pious sons, named Utkala, Gaya and Vimala, became the kings of the Dakṣiṇā-patha.
Tasya means “of Sudymna.”
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