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## Chapter Thirty-Five
Then, the five Pandavas, the renowned sons of King Pandu, arrived at the city of Dwaravati. They were: Yudhishthira, the eldest; Arjuna; Bhima, the mighty; Nakula; and Sahadeva. ||1-2||
In the meantime, King Shrenik, with folded hands, asked the Ganadhara Gautam, "O Bhagavan! From which lineage did Pandu and the Pandavas originate?" ||3||
Gautam Swami replied, "O King of Magadha, Pandu and the Pandavas belong to the Kuru lineage, where three Tirthankaras, Shanti, Kunth, and Ar, were born." ||4||
"O King of Magadha, listen to the names of some Kuru kings, starting from the beginning, who served the four goals of life." ||5||
"In the Kuru Jangala region, in the land of the Kurus, there were two kings, Shreyan and Soma Prabha, who adorned Hastinapur. They were the jewels of the Kuru lineage, contemporaries of Bhagavan Rishabhadeva, and leaders of the Dana Tirtha." ||6-7||
"Soma Prabha had a son named Jayanayak. He was later called Megha Swar by Bharat Chakravarti." ||8||
"From Jayanayak came Kuru, from Kuru came Kuru Chandra, from Kuru Chandra came Shubhankara, and from Shubhankara came Dhritikara." ||9||
"After that, countless crores of kings and countless Tirthankaras, as vast as oceans, passed by. Then came Dhriti Deva, Dhritikara, Ganga Deva, Dhriti Mitra, Dhriti Kshema, Suvrat, Vrat, Mandar, Shri Chandra, and Su Prati Shtha, and hundreds of other kings. After them came Dhrit Padma, Dhritendra, Dhritvirya, Prati Shthita, and many more. Then came Dhriti Drishti, Dhriti Dyuti, Dhriti Kara, Priti Kara, and others." ||10-13||
"After them came Bhramara Ghosha, Hari Ghosha, Hari Dhwaja, Surya Ghosha, Su Tejas, Prithu, and Ibha Vahana, and many other kings. Then came Vijay, Maharaja, and Jayaraj." ||14-15||
**Notes:**
* **Tirthankara:** A spiritual teacher and liberator in Jainism.
* **Dana Tirtha:** A place of pilgrimage associated with charity and generosity.
* **Four Goals of Life:** Dharma (righteousness), Artha (wealth), Kama (pleasure), and Moksha (liberation).
* **Kuru Jangala:** A region in ancient India.
* **Hastinapur:** An ancient city in India.
* **Rishabhadeva:** The first Tirthankara in Jainism.
* **Bharat Chakravarti:** A legendary emperor in Indian mythology.