Their people make use of the waters of many rivers: the Ganga, Sindhu, Sarasvati, Godavari, Narmada, and the great Bahuda; the Shatadru, Chandrabhaga, and the great Yamuna; the Drishadvati, Vipasha, Vipapa, and Sthulavaluka; the Vetravati and the Krishnavena flowing to the lowlands; the Iravati, Vitasta, Payoshni, and Devika; the Vedasmriti, Vetasini, Tridiva, and Ishkumalini; the Karishini, Chitravaha, and Chitrasena flowing to the lowlands; the Gomati, Dhutapapa, and the great Vandana; the Kaushiki, Tridiva, Kritya, Vichitra, and Lohatarini; the Rathastha, Shatakumbha, and Sarayu, O lord of men; the Charmanvati, Vetravati, Hastisoma, and likewise Disha; the Shatavari, Payoshni, Para, and likewise Bhaimarathi; the Kaveri, Chuluka, Vapi, and also Shatabala; the Nichira, Mahita, and Suprayoga, O lord of men; the Pavitra, Kundala, Sindhu, Vajini, and Puramalini; the Purvabhirama, Vira, Bhima, and likewise Oghavati; the Palashini, Papahara, Mahendra, and Pippalavati; the Parishena, Asikni, Sarala, and Bharamardini; the Puruhi, Pravara, Mena, Mogha, and likewise Ghritavati; the Dhumatya, Atikrishna, Suchi, and Chhavi, O Kaurava; the Sadanira, Adhrishya, and the great Kushadhara; the Shashikanta and Shiva, and likewise Viravati; the Vastu, Suvastu, Gauri, Kampana, and Sahiranvati; the Hiranvati and Chitravati, and Chitrasena flowing to the lowlands; the Rathachitra, Jyotiratha, Vishvamitra, and Kapinjala; the Upendra, Bahula, Kuchara, and Ambuvahini; the Vainandi, Pinjala, Venna, and the great Tungavena; the Vidisha, Krishnavenna, Tamra, and also Kapila; the Shalu, Suvama, Vedashva, and the great Harisrava; the Shighra and Pichchhila, and the Bharadvaji flowing to the lowlands; the Kaushiki, Nimnaga, Shona, Bahuda, and Chandana; the Durga, Antashila, Brahmamedhya, and Brihadvati; the Charaksha and Mahirohi, and likewise Jambunadi; the Sunasa, Tamasa, Dasi, Trasa, and Varanasi; the Loloddhritakara and the great Purnasha; the Manavi and Vrishabha — great rivers, O lord of the people; the Sadaniramaya, Vritya, Mandaga, and Mandavahini; the Brahmani, Mahagauri, and also Durga, O Bharata; the Chitropala, Chitrabarha, Manju, and Makaravahini; the Mandakini, Vaitarani, and the great Koka; the Shuktimati, Aranya, and Pushpavenyutpalavati; the Lohitya, Karatoya, and likewise Vrishabhangini; and the Kumari, Rishikulya, and Brahmakulya, O Bharata. All these Sarasvatis, most sacred, and all these Gangas, O worthy one, are mothers of the world, and all of them are of great might. There are also hundreds and thousands of lesser-known rivers besides. Thus, O king, have these rivers been named, as far as I recall.