pradyumnaÅ› cÄniruddhaÅ› ca
dÄ«ptimÄn bhÄnur eva ca
sÄmbo madhur bá¹›hadbhÄnuÅ›
citrabhÄnur vá¹›ko 'ruṇaḥ
puá¹£karo vedabÄhuÅ› ca
śrutadevaḥ sunandanaḥ
citrabÄhur virÅ«paÅ› ca
kavir nyagrodha eva ca
pradyumnaḥ - Pradyumna; ca - and; aniruddhaḥ - Aniruddha; ca - and; dÄ«ptimÄn bhÄnuḥ - DÄ«ptimÄn and BhÄnu; eva ca - also; sÄmbaḥ madhuḥ bá¹›hat-bhÄnuḥ - SÄmba, Madhu and Bá¹›hadbhÄnu; citra-bhÄnuḥ vá¹›kaḥ aruṇaḥ - CitrabhÄnu, Vá¹›ka and Aruṇa; puá¹£karaḥ veda-bÄhuḥ ca - Puá¹£kara and VedabÄhu; Å›rutadevaḥ sunandanaḥ - Åšrutadeva and Sunandana; citra-bÄhuḥ virÅ«paḥ ca - CitrabÄhu and VirÅ«pa; kaviḥ nyagrodhaḥ - Kavi and Nyagrodha; eva ca - also.
They were Pradyumna, Aniruddha, DÄ«ptimÄn, BhÄnu, SÄmba, Madhu, Bá¹›hadbhÄnu, CitrabhÄnu, Vá¹›ka, Aruṇa, Puá¹£kara, VedabÄhu, Åšrutadeva, Sunandana, CitrabÄhu, VirÅ«pa, Kavi and Nyagrodha.
In the opinion of ÅšrÄ«la ViÅ›vanÄtha CakravartÄ«, the Aniruddha mentioned here is Lord Kṛṣṇa’s son, not His well-known grandson through Pradyumna.
