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pedigree
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The Ramayana
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Janak's Pedigree.†
Book 1 *
When Raghu's son had spoken, he Declared his name and pedigree, His words prolonging to disclose How all the things that be arose: "List while I tell, O Raghu's son, The first-born Fathers, one by one, Great Lords of Life, whence all in earth And all in heaven derive their birth.†
Book 3
Like some wild elephant is he That rears his trunk on high, Lord of an ancient pedigree, Huge tusks, and furious eye.†
Book 3
To terrify the lady more, He counted all his triumphs o'er, Proclaimed the titles that he bore, His pedigree and name.†
Book 3

Definitions:

(1) (pedigree)
the line of ancestors of an animal; or any background or history of a person or idea, showing origins and development
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)