Medatithi

Medatithi was one of the sons of Priyavrata who became king of Plaksha Dwipa.

As per the Puranas Medatithi was one of the sons of Priyavrata who became king of Plaksha Dwipa.

Priyavrata was the son of Sraddhadeva Manu was the King of Dravida during the era of the Matsya Purana.

Medatithi had seven sons, and the Dwipa was divided amongst them. Each division was named after the prince to whom each Dwipa was subject. The people of the kingdom enjoyed never-ending felicity, which was sinless.

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