Nahusha

He is famous for a much larger story — taking Indra's throne during Indra's exile, being carried in a palanquin by rishis, kicking Agastya and being cursed into a serpent for it — and none of that is written here, because the treatment consulted gives his son and his dynasty and nothing else. A record that is one line long where the tradition has ten pages is an honest record of what was retrieved, and the census says so.

Children

• Yayati

Domains

• kingship

Relations

• father of: YayatiIn-batch, and also carried in Yayati's parentIds; the edge is here so that the head of the recovered line is reachable from it.Reference treatment: Yayati, son of Nahusha, was an eminent king of the lunar dynasty. (secondary)

Sources

• Nahusha is a king of the lunar dynasty and the father of Yayati.: Reference treatment of Yayati as the son of Nahusha. (secondary)