Kṛtalakshaṇa
Kṛtalakshaṇa · kṛta-lakshaṇa, “the one marked with auspicious signs”
Kṛtalakshaṇa is a Yādava, a son of Vishvaksena. With his brothers Cārudeshṇa, Sudeshṇa and Pañcāla he was given in adoption to Gaṇḍūsha, a son of Śūra, who had no sons.
His adoption
The Brahma Purāṇa tells the sons of Śūra, among them Vatsavān and Gaṇḍūsha. Because Vatsavān had no sons, Vasudeva gave him his son Kauśika with the pouring of water. To the sonless Gaṇḍūsha, Vishvaksena gave in adoption his sons Cārudeshṇa, Sudeshṇa, Pañcāla and Kṛtalakshaṇa. Cārudeshṇa, the text adds, was the youngest of the sons of Rukmiṇī, a great hero who never turned back once he went to battle.
Source: Brahma Purāṇa, Chapter 14
Sources
- Brahma Purāṇa, Chapter 14