Acchodā (I) — the mind-born daughter of Barhiṣada pitṛs. After her name was the Acchoda lake. Without finding her own Pitṛs, she took as her Pitṛ, another (Amā- vasu) and consequently lost her yogic powers. Then seeing her Pitṛs in the form of Trasareṇu, she prayed to them for succour. They said that she would be born on the earth on the 28th Dvāpara as the daughter of Matsya and marry Śantanu and be mother of two seers — Vicitravīrya as well as of king Citrāṅgada. Afterwards she would attain the aṣṭaka place in the Pitṛ world. As the daughter of the fisherman, she was known as Satyavatī and Matsyagandhi.1 In the form of a river rising from lake Acchodam.2[Footnote] 1) Br. III. 10. 54-74; Vā. 73. 2-21; M. ch. 14 (whole). [Footnote] 2) M. 121. 7.