13 Facts About Itihasas

Itihasas had two sons named Yadu and Turvasu from Devayani, the daughter of Sukra, the preceptor of asuras.

Itihasas had three other sons, Druhyu, Anu and Puru from Sarmistha, the daughter of asura king Vrsaparva.

Itihasas follows in the footsteps of his father-in-law, extends his sway very widely and becomes a cakravrtin himself.

Itihasas's sons set up the kingdoms of Vrsadarbhas, Madrakas, Kaikayas and Sauviras, and occupy the whole Punjab.

Itihasas's kinsmen tried to recover the wealth but the Bhargavas resisted.

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Itihasas postponed the sacrifice for many years due to which he is afflicted with dropsy.

Itihasas marries Sakuntala, the daughter of Visvamitra and begets Bharata.

Itihasas was deceived by Indra and expelled into the forest by her husband on account of her infidelity.

Itihasas's son Cyavana-Pijavana was a great warrior and the latter's son, Sudas, annexed several kingdoms.

Itihasas's son Janamejaya, who was a minor then, later hears his father's death from his ministers, and resolves on revenge.

Itihasas who was Kartavirya subdued innumerable enemies, and conquered the seven zones of the earth; but now he is only the topic of a theme, a subject for affirmation and contradiction.

Itihasas receives the title of raja because he pleased the people.

Itihasas tries to associate the chronology of the "obviously more significant lineages, that of the Puru and the Yadavas" with different archaeological layers.