Description in the Javanese wayang retellings: Known as Ugrasena in his youth, known as Setyajid after becoming king. Once, [Kala_Ruci], a giant, was wreaking havoc in the heavens because he wanted to marry the heavenly nymph [Wresini]. With the help of Pandu, Ugrasena defeated the giant. As a reward, he was given [Wresini]'s hand in marriage. Some versions say he also fathered Pragota with [Ken_Sagopi]. But the most common version records Pragota as the son of Saragupita.
Notes on the Indian retellings: Ugrasena is known as the father of Kamsa and Devaki, and the grandson of Krishna and Balarama. He is imprisoned by Kamsa when he attempts to seize his throne.
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