who did yayati become old
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- Yayati enjoys, in parallel, 1,000 years of youth. Later, when Yayati accepts his old-age again, Puru becomes the first king of what would be known as the Pourava dynasty, ancestors to kings such as Dushyanta, Bharata, and the later Kouravas and Pandavas.
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The first two sons from Sharmishtha too refused to give their youth to their father. It is only the last son from Sharmishta, Puru, who agrees. Yayati thus proclaims that Puru should be the inheritor of his kingdom and riches. The price Puru pays for this is 1,000 years of old age; Yayati enjoys, in parallel, 1,000 years of youth. Later, when Yayati accepts his old-age again, Puru becomes the first king of what would be known as the Pourava dynasty, ancestors to kings such as Dushyanta, Bharata, and the later Kouravas and Pandavas. Sharmishta was an asura princess, and it follows that Puru was half asura. But the Mahabharata never pauses to reflect on the fact of the asura half in the Pandavas’ ancestry.
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