(Bhagavatham 5.2.18 – 5.2.23)

Agneedhra was radiating with intelligence, character, beauty, youthfulness, charm, wealth and generosity. Poorvachithi found him too good and accepted him. They lived for a very long time enjoying very happily.

They were blessed with nine sons called Nabhi and so on. As her commitment with Agneedhra was over, she went back to Lord Brahma leaving their children in his palace.

All the children were blessed with good health and grace by the merit of their mother.

Agneedhra divided his kingdom into nine parts and enthroned his sons in each of them. They were married to the daughters of Meru.

Agneedhra missed his wife very much and always kept thinking about their reunion. Bhagavatham says that he attained her abode in Pithruloka and finally got Mukthi.

Note – even though Agneedhra’s life was not very eventful, he is also giving a message to us. The desire for a worldly life is very common among us. But that too can be done in a commendable way.

Agneedhra led a responsible family life loving his wife and children.