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Adipurana 'The order of riding on elephants, etc., was taught by them. 'With the use of a sword, goad, rope, and a whip. ' ||19|| Again, an immeasurable number of kotis of years passed. Then the eighth Manu, named Chakshusman, was born. ||120|| His lifespan was the measure of a Padmaanga, and he was six hundred and seventy-five Dhanus tall. ||121|| In his time, the Aryas, for the first time, saw the face of their child. This was a great cause for joy. ||122|| Then, immediately, the Aryas were filled with fear. Chakshusman, with his teachings, calmed their fear. ||123|| Because in his time, the parents could see their children for a moment, he was called Chakshusman. ||124|| Again, an immeasurable number of kotis of years passed, and the ninth Manu, named Yashasvan, was born. ||125|| His lifespan was the measure of a Kumudaanga, and he was six hundred and fifty Dhanus tall. ||126|| In his time, the people, after seeing the face of their children, would give them blessings and then depart to the other world. ||127|| Because of his teachings, the people gave blessings to their children. The people with good children were happy, and they praised him. Therefore, he was called Yashasvan. ||128|| After an immeasurable number of years, the tenth Manu, named Abhichandra, was born. ||129||
His lifespan was the measure of a Kumudaanga, and he was six hundred and twenty-five Dhanus tall. ||130||