Parāçara said:—Thereupon the twice-born ones, the sons of Bhargava, the high-minded priests skilled in speech and the reciters of Shama Veda, eulogising him, said to the sovereign of the Daityas,—"O king, subdue thy anger against this lad, thy own begotten son. Even thy ire against the celestials bore fruits. O king, we shall so bring up this boy, that he growing humble shall engage in the destruction of thy enemies.

In plain words: The family priests, descendants of the sage Bhargava, ask the king to calm his anger against his own son. They promise to train the boy so that he becomes obedient and helps fight the king's enemies, the gods.