Maudgalya (father of Bradhnāśva)
Maudgalya, “the son of Mudgala”
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Maudgalya was the heir of Mudgala, in the second line of Ajamīḍha. By him Indrasenā bore a son, Bradhnāśva. Sūta names him to the munis as he tells the line of Puru.
His line
On Nīlī, Ajamīḍha begot Suśānti. Suśānti’s son was Purujāti, and Purujāti’s son was Bāhyāśva. Bāhyāśva had five sons, Mudgala, Sṛñjaya, King Bṛhadishu, the valiant Yavīnara and Kṛmilāśva, famed as able to protect the lands. Mudgala’s heir was Maudgalya, and by him Indrasenā bore Bradhnāśva.
Source: Brahma Purāṇa, Chapter 13
Sources
- Brahma Purāṇa, Chapter 13