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The Adipurana
Kashyapa, the lord of the people, also received the name Madhava from the Guru. He was a descendant of the Ugra lineage and became a king, for what is not attainable by the grace of the Lord? ||261|| Then, the Lord Adi Nath honored the kings of Kutch, Maha Kutch, and other prominent regions, establishing them in the position of overlords. ||262|| Similarly, the Lord distributed palaces, vehicles, and other forms of wealth to his sons as per their merit. This is the fruit of attaining the kingdom. ||263|| At that time, the Lord instructed humans on the extraction of juice from sugarcane. Therefore, people of the world began to call him Ikshvaku. ||264|| The word "Go" means heaven, and the best heaven is called "Gautama" by virtuous people. The Lord Vrishabhadeva came from the best heaven, attaining all-round perfection. Therefore, he also received the name "Gautama." ||265|| "Kashya" refers to brilliance. The Lord Vrishabhadeva was the protector of that brilliance, hence he was called "Kashyapa." He also contemplated the means of livelihood for his subjects, therefore he was also called Manu and Kuladhara. ||266|| Apart from these, the people of the world called the Lord, the master of the three worlds, and the imperishable one, by many names like "Vidhata," "Vishwakarma," and "Srashta." ||267|| The Lord's reign was fixed at sixty-three lakhs of years. That vast period passed unnoticed due to his being surrounded by his sons, grandsons, and others. In other words, he was so engrossed in the happiness of his sons, grandsons, etc., that he did not even realize how much time had passed during his reign. ||268|| The Lord Vrishabhadeva, radiating great brilliance, sat on the throne of the kingdom of Ayodhya and enjoyed the happiness of the imperial fortune obtained through virtuous deeds. ||269|| Thus, the Guru of the gods and demons, through his virtuous deeds,