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Srimad Bhagavatam Srimad Bhagavatam Srimad Bhagavatam Canto1 Chapter 1: Questions by the SSagesages Chapter 2: Divinity and Divine Service Chapter 3 : Krishna is the Source of All Incarnations 111ststst Incarnation 4 Kumaras 222ndndnd Incarnation Varahadeva 333rdrdrd Incarnation Narada Muni 444ththth Incarnation Nara Narayana Rsi 555ththth Incarnation 666ththth Incarnation Dattatreya 777ththth Incarnation Lord Yajna 888ththth Incarnation Lord Rsabhadeva 999ththth Incarnation Lord Prthu 101010 ththth Incarnation Matsya Avatara 111111 ththth IncarIncarnationnation Kurma Avatara 121212 ththth Incarnation Dhanvantari 131313 ththth Incarnation Mohini Murti 141414 ththth Incarnation Narsimhadeva 151515 ththth Incarnation Vamanadeva 161616 ththth Incarnation Parasurama 171717 ththth Incarnation Vyasadeva 181818 ththth Incarnation Lord Ramachandra 191919 ththth Incarnation Lord Balarama 202020 ththth InInIncarnationIn carnation Lord Sri Krsna 2oth Incarnation Lord Buddhadeva Chapter 4 : The Appearance of Srî Nârada Chapter 5: Nârada's Instructions on Srîmad Bhâgavatam for Vyâsadeva Chapter 6 : The Conversation Between Nârada and Vyâsadeva Chapter 7: The Son of Drona Punished Chapter 8: Prayers by Queen Kuntî and Parikshit Saved Chapter 9 : The Passing Away of Bhîshmadeva in the Presence of Lord Krishna Chapter 10: The Departure of Lord Krishna for Dvârakâ Chapter 11 : Lord S'rî Krishna's Entrance Into Dvârakâ Chapter 12 : The Birth of Emperor Parîkshit Chapter 13: Dhritarâshthra Quits Home Chapter 14 : The Disappearance of Lord Krishna Chapter 15 : The Pândavas Retire Chapter 16 : How Parîkshit Received the Age of Kali Chapter 17 : Punishment and Reward of Kali Chapter 18 : Mahârâja Parîkshit Cursed by a Brahmin Boy Chapter 19: The Appearance of SSukadevaukadeva Gosvâmî Canto 2 Chapter 1 : The First Step in God Realization Chapter 2 : The Lord in the Heart Chapter 3: Pure Devotional Service --- the Change in Heart Chapter 4 : The Process of Creation Chapter 5 : The Cause of all Causes Chapter 6 : Purus aaa-̣a---ssssūkta Confirmed Chapter 7: Scheduled Incarnations with Specific Functions Chapter 8 : Questions by King Parikshit Chapter 9: Answering by Citing the Lord's Version Chapter 10 : The Bhâgavatam is the Answer to all Questions Canto 3 Chapter 1 : Questions by Vidura (Mahabharata) Chapter 2: RemembraRemembrancence of Lord Krishna (Krsna’s childhood pastimes and Krsna’s passing away) Chapter 3: The Lord's Pastimes Outside of Vrindâvana Chapter 4 : Vidura Approaches Maitreya Chapter 5 : Vidura Talks with Maitreya Chapter 6 : Manifestation of the Universal Form Chapter 7 : Further Inquiries by Vidura Chapter 8 : Manifestation of Brahmâ from Garbhodakas'âyî ViVishnushnu Chapter 9: Brahmâ's Prayers for Creative Energy Chapter 10 : Divisions of the Creation Chapter 11 : Calculation of Time, from the Atom Chapter 112222: Creation of the Kumâras and Others (Vedas) Chapter 13 : The Appearance of Lord Varâha Chapter 14 : Pregnancy of Diti in the EveninEveningggg Chapter 15 : Description of the Kingdom of God Chapter 16 : The Two Doorkeepers of Vaikunthha, Cursed by the Sages Chapter 17 : Victory of Hiranyâksha over All the Directions of the Universe Chapter 18 : The Battle Between Lord Boar and the Demon Hiranyâksha Chapter 19 : The Killing of the Demon Hiranyâksha Chapter 20 : Conversation Between Maitreya and Vidura Chapter 21 : The Conversation Between Manu and Kardama Chapter 22 : The marriage of Kardama Muni and Devahûti Chapter 23 : DevahûtDevahûti'si's Lamentation Chapter 24 : The Renunciation of Kardama Muni Chapter 25 : The Glories of Devotional Service Chapter 262626 : Fundamental Principles of Material Nature Chapter 27 : Understanding Material Nature Chapter 28 : Kapila's Instructions on the Execution of Devotional Service Chapter 29 ::: Explanation of Devotional Service by Lord Kapila Chapter 30 : Lord Kapila Describes the Adverse Consequences of Fruitive Activities Chapter 31 : Lord Kapila's Instructions on the Wanderings of tthehe Living Entities Chapter 32 : The Entanglement in Fruitive Activities Chapter 33 : The ActivitiActivitieses of Kapila Muni Canto 4 Chapter 1 : Genealogical Table of the Daughters of Manu SvSvSv āyambhuva Manu Daughters Sons Akruti Priyavrata Devahuti Utt ānap ādadada PrPrPrasutiPr asuti I.I.I. Devahuti+Kardamna Muni = 9 daughters + Kapila 1. Kal ā + Mar īcicici = KaKaKa śyapa and PPPūrnrnrn ̣imimim ā KaKaKa śyapa + PPPūrnrnrn ̣imimim ā = ViraVirajajajaja,, Vi śvaga and Devakuly ā 2. Anas ūyyyā + Atri Muni === Soma (partial expansion of BBrahma)rahma) Datt ātreya (PE of Visna) Durv āsssā (PE of Siva) 3.3.3. Śraddh ā + A+ A ńgirgirgir ā = 4 daughter + Utathya and BrBrBr haspatị 4.4.4. Havirbh ū+ Pulastya = Agastya + Vi śravravrav ā... ViViVi śravravrav ā + IdIdId avidavidaviḍ ̣ā = Kuvera ViViVi śravravrav ā+ Ke śininin ī = RRRāvanvanvan aaa,̣a, Kumbhakarn aaạ and Vibh īsssananaṇ aaa.̣a... 5.5.5. GatiGati++ PuPuPulahaPu lahalaha== Karma śresresres ttṭ ha,̣ Var īyyyānnn and Sahis nnṇ uuụ 6.6.6. Kriya+Kratu=60,000 sons(V ālakhilyas) 7.7.7. Urja+Vasistha = 7 sons(Citraketu their head) 8.8.8. citti+Atharva= A śvavava śiririr ā 9.9.9. Khyati+Bhrgu= DhDhDh ātttā and Vidh ātttā+1 daughter (Sri) DhDhDh ātttā + Āyatiyatiyati = Mr kankankaṇ ddḍ aaạ Vidh ātttā+Niyati = PrPrPr ānnnaaạ MrMrMr kankankaṇ ddḍ ạ = MMMārkanrkanrkan ddḍ eyaeyaeyạ Muni PrPrPr ānnnaaạ = UUUśananan ā [[[Śukrukrukr ācccārya]rya]rya] IIIIII.... Akruti+Ruci = Yajna (Manu took) Daksina Yajna+Daksina = 12 sons (Tusitas) III. Prasuti+Brahma(Daksa)Prasuti+Brahma(Daksa)== 16 daughters Śraddh ā +Dharma = Śubhaubha,, Maitr ī = Pras ādadada Day ā + Dharma ==AbhAbhAbhayaayaayaaya SSSāntintinti +Dharma = Sukha Tus ttṭ iiị +Dharma = Muda Pus ttṭ iiị +Dharma = Smaya Kriy ā +Dharma ==YogaYoga UnnatiUnnati+Dharma+Dharma+Dharma====DarpaDarpaDarpa,, BuddhiBuddhi+Dharma=+Dharma= Artha Medh ā +Dharma= Smr tititị Titiks ̣ā+Dharma=+Dharma=KsKsKsKs emạ HrHrHr ī +Dharma=+Dharma=PraPraPraPra śraya MMMūrtirtirti+Dharma=rti +Dharma= Śrrrī NaraNara----NNNNārrrāyanyanyan aaạ Svadh ā+ Pit ās=s=s= Vayun ā and Dh ārinrinrin ̣ī (daughters) SvSvSv āhhhā+Agni= PPPāvakavaka,, Pavam ānanana and Śucucuciuc iii = fortyforty----fivefive desdescendantscendants were generated Sati +++ Siva Atri Muni Austerities Birth of Nara and Narayana Chapter 2 : Daksha Curses Lord Siva Chapter 3 : Talks Between Lord Siva and Satî Chapter 4 : Satî Quits Her Body Chapter 5 : FrustFrustrationration of the Sacrifice of Daksha Virabhadra cuts Daksha’s head ChChChapterCh apter 6: Brahmâ Satisfies Lord S'iva Chapter 7 : The Sacrifice Performed by Daksha Lord Siva teaching Brahma Tattva Chapter 8 : Dhruva Leaves Home for the Forest Chapter 9 : Dhruva Returns Home from the Forest Chapter 10 : Dhruva Mahârâja's Fight with the Yakshas Chapter 11 : Svâyambuva Manu AdviseAdvisess Dhruva Mahârâja to Stop Fighting Chapter 12 : Dhruva Mahârâja Goes Back to Godhead Chapter 13 : Description of the Descendants of Dhruva Mahârâja Chapter 14 : The Story of King Vena Chapter 15 : King PritPrithu'shu's Appearance and Coronation Chapter 16 : Praise of King Pr thụ by the Professional Reciters Chapter 17 : Mahârâja Prithu Becomes Angry at the Earth Chapter 18 : Mahârâja PrithPrithuu Milks the Earth Chapter 19 : King Prithu's One Hundred Horse Sacrifices Chapter 20 : Lord Vishnu's Appearance in the Sacrificial Arena of Mahârâja Prithu Maharaj Prithu returns after Yajna CCChapterChapter 21 : Instructions by Mahârâja Prithu Chapter 22 : Prithu Mahârâja's Meeting with the Four Kumâras Chapter 23 : Mahârâja PritPrithu'shu's Going Back Home Chapter 24 : Chanting the Song Sung by Lord Śivaivaiva Chapter 25 : The Descriptions of the Characteristics of King Purañjana Chapter 26 : King Purañjana Goes to the Forest to Hunt, and His Queen Becomes Angry Chapter 27 : Attack by Candavega on the City of King Purañjana; the Character of Kâlakanyâ Chapter 28 : Purañjana Becomes a Woman in his Next Life Chapter 29 : Talks Between Nārada and King PrPrPr ācccīnabarhi Chapter 30 : The Activities of the Pracetâs Chapter 31 : Nârada Instructs the Pracetâs Vidhura leaves for Hastinapura Canto 5 Chapter 1 : The Activities of Mahârâja Priyavrata (Sukhdeva Goswami to Maharaj Parkshit) Chapter 2 : The Activities of Mahârâja Âgnîdhra Chapter 3 ::: Rishabhadeva's Appearance in the Womb of Merudevî, the Wife of King Nâbhi Chapter 4 : The Characteristics of Rishabhadeva Chapter 5 : Lord R ssṣ abhadeva'ṣ Teachings to His Sons Chapter 6 : Lord Rishabhadeva's Activities Chapter 7 : The Activities of King Bharata Chapter 8 : A Description of the Character of Bharata Mah ārrrājajaja Chapter 9 : The Supreme Character of Jada Bharata Chapter 10 : The Discussion Between Jad ạ Bharata and Mah ārrrāja Rah ūgan aaạ Chapter 11 : Jada Bharata Instructs King Rahûgana Chapter 12 : The Conversation Between Mahârâja Rahûgana and Jada Bharata Chapter 13 : Further talks Between Mahârâja Rahûgana and Jada Bharata Chapter 14 ::: The Material World as the Great Forest of Enjoyment Chapter 15 : The Glories of the Descendants of King Priyavrata Chapter 16 : A Description of Jamb ūdvdvdv īpapapa Chapter 17 : The Descent of the River Ganges Chapter 18 : The Prayers Offered to the Lord by the Residents of Jamb ūdvdvdv īpapapa Chapter 19 : A Description of the Island of Jamb ūdvdvdv īpapapa Chapter 20: Studying the Structure of the UniversUniverseeee Chapter 2121:: The Movements of the Sun Chapter 2222:: The Orbits of the Planets Chapter 2323:: The Śiiiśumāra Planetary Systems Chapter 2424:: The Subterranean HeavenHeavenlyly Planets Chapter 25 : The Glories of Lord Ananta Chapter 26 : A Description of the Hellish
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