Summary: The tale encompasses the saga of Harivamsa narrating the story of the birth of Vasishtha from Mrityu, son of Angiras, and how Mrityu exiled by his father. The conflict arose between Vasishtha and Visvamitra cursing each other. The text continues with the account of Yasishtha shielding Sudas, engaging in penitential hymn, marked by his reference to the anger of Varuna and his battles against enemies. Additionally, the text emphasizes the need for Brahmanical conduct and righteous deeds, shared through hymns and legends. Through a series of hymns and their references from Rigveda, the dispute between Kusika and Visvamitra comes to light while celebrating Arjuna as a son of Indra. The story concludes with Vasishtha turning Nahusha into a serpent, highlighting an act of divine retribution.