In Hindu religion, Pracetah are the sons of Pracinabarhis. Pracinabarhis was one of the six sons born to Havirdhana and Dhishana as a descendant of the illustrious ruler Prithu. The name ‘Pracinabarhis’ implies that he made the tips of the kusha (grass) spread on the earth, resting eastward. Pracinabarhis was proficient in the performance of sacrifices. He was the foremost and mightiest among all rulers. He married the beautiful Satadruti, the daughter of Samudra of his own varna and produced ten sons known as Pracetah. All of them were righteous and also proficient in archery. They were glorified as well as learned (Rig Veda II 23, 2). On their father’s advice, to become patriarchs and further progeny, they practiced penance for ten thousand years. They lay down near the waters of the ocean in order to please Bhagwan Vishnu, the God of sacrifices. As they were practicing penance, they beheld the Earth abounding with trees. They were infuriated and, from their wrath, produced wind