NIMI Marti | | Janaka Pratipa | | Udâvasu Kritaratha | | Nandivardhana Devamirha | | Suketu Visruta | | Devarâta Mahadhriti | | Brihadratha Kritirâta | | Mahâvirya Mahârôman (large−haired) | | Sudhriti Svarnaroman (gold−haired) | | Dhrishtaketu Hrasvaroman (short−haired) | | Haryasva Sira−Dhvaja | Maru While ploughing the ground for sacrifice, Sira-Dhvaja got Sita at the end of the plough. Therefore Sira (plough) being his Dhvaja (flag, proclaimer of fame), he was called Sira Dhvaja. (This Sira-Dhvaja is the renowned Janaka of Râmayana.): Sira−Dhvaja | Kusa−Dhvaja | Dharma−Dhvaja | −−+−+−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−+−−− | | Krita−Dhvaja Mita−Dhvaja | | Kesi−Dhvaja Khandikya Kesi Dhvaja was versed in Âtmâ-vidya, Khandikya was versed in Vedic Karma, Kesi Dhvaja overpowered Khandikya and he fled away. Kesi−Dhvaja Upa−guru | | Bhanumat Upa−gupta (incarnation of Agni) | | Sata−dyumna Vasvananta | | Suchi Yuyudha | | Sanadvaja Subhashana | | Urja−ketu Sruta | | Purujit Jaya | | Arishta nemi Vijaya | | Srutayu Rita | | Suparsva Sunaka | | Chitraratha Vitahavya | | Kshemadhî Dhriti | | Samaratha Bahulasva | | Satyaratha Kriti | Upa−guru These kings of Mithila were well versed in Âtmâ-vidya. THE LUNAR DYNASTY. *SKANDHA IX. CHAP. 14.*