Divisions,

 

In the 

1. first Dvâpara, Brahmâ Himself divided the Vedas; 
2. in the second Dvâpara, the first Prajapati Vyâsa did the same; 
3. so S’akra, in the third, 
4. Brihaspati, in the fourth, 
5. Surya in the fifth; 
6. Yama, in the sixth, 
7. Indra, in the seventh, 
8. Vasistha, in the eighth; 
9. Sarasvata Risi in the ninth, 
10. Tridhama, in the tenth; 
11. Trivrisa, in the eleventh, 
12. Bharadvâja, in the twelfth; 
13. Antariksa, in the thirteenth; 
14. Dharma, in the fourteenth; 
15. Evaruni in the fifteenth; 
16. Dhananjaya, in the sixteenth; 
17. Medhatithi in tba seventeenth; 
18. Vrati, in the eighteenth; 
19. Atri, in the nineteenth; 
20. Gautama in the twentieth, 
21. Uttama, whose soul was fixed on Hari, in the twenty-first, 
22. Vâjasravâ Vena, in the twenty second; 
23. his family descendant Somaiu the twenty-third; 
24. Trinavindu, in the twenty-fourth; 
25. Bhârgava, in the twenty-fifth; 
26. Sakti, in the twenty-sixth, 
27. Jâtûkarnya in the twenty-seventh and 
28. Krisna Dvaipâyana became the twenty-eighth Veda Vyâs in the Dvâpara Yugas.

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