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Text 26
tasyāvīkṣit suto yasya
maruttaś cakravarty abhūt
saṁvarto ’yājayad yaṁ vai
mahā-yogy aṅgiraḥ-sutaḥ
tasya — of him (Karandhama); avīkṣit — named Avīkṣit; sutaḥ — the son; yasya — of whom (Avīkṣit); maruttaḥ — (the son) named Marutta; cakravartī — the emperor; abhūt — became; saṁvartaḥ — Saṁvarta; ayājayat — engaged in performing sacrifice; yam — unto whom (Marutta); vai — indeed; mahā-yogī — the great mystic; aṅgiraḥ-sutaḥ — the son of Aṅgirā.
From Karandhama came a son named Avīkṣit, and from Avīkṣit a son named Marutta, who was the emperor. The great mystic Saṁvarta, the son of Aṅgirā, engaged Marutta in performing a sacrifice [yajña].