Kakutstha

The Genealogy of Rama (ancestors as well as descendants) is found in Book IV of Vishnu Purana, the Shrimad Bhagavatam and the Brahma Purana.

Chapter 1 of Vishnupurana mentions that Brahma created Daksha out of his thumb. Daksha had a daughter Aditi, who was mother of Sun. From the Sun was born Manu. Since the Sun-god was Manu's father, his lineage came to be known as the Suryavansha(the descendants of Sun). They then happened to settle down in south of India in a small town called Chintamani and their family then came to be popularly called as Kataris.

Manu had 60 sons of whom 50 perished quarreling with one another. Ten sons survived, one of whom was Ikshvaku. The Brahma Purana (Chapters 7 and 8) provides details on Manu's 10 sons and their descendants as follows:

Manu also had a child named Ila(aka Sudyumna) who gave birth to Pururavas after intercourse with Budha, the son of Soma. Pururavas was the first king of Aila dynasty or the Somavamsha/Chandravansha.

Rama was born in Ikshvaku's line. The lineage from Ikshvaku to Rama is as follows:

After Saudasa, the Brahmapurana gives the descent until Raghu as follows:

After Saudasa, the Vishnupurana gives the descent until Raghu as follows:

After Raghu, all the puranas give the descent as follows:

The Genealogy of Rama is provided in the Ayodhya Kanda of Valmiki Ramayana as follows:

After Trishanku the Valmiki Ramayan continues with Yuvanasva as below:

The lists of kings of Ikṣvāku or Aikṣvāka dynasty are found in the Ramayana, the Mahabharata, the Harivamsha and the Puranas. The Raghuvamsha of Kalidasa also mentions the names of the kings of this dynasty.The genealogy of the Ikshvaku dynasty to Rama is mentioned in the Ramayana in two lists . The only difference between the two lists is that, Kukshi is mentioned only in the second list . In the first list, Vikukshi is mentioned as the son of Ikshvaku.

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