Narrators

1. Brahma Purana : Brahma to Marici or Daksha

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2. Padma Purana : Brahma to Pulastya to Bhishma “When the world was a Padma”

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3. Vishnu Purana : Parasara to ? “Events of Varaha Kalpa”

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4. Vayu Purana : Vayu to ? “Sweta kalpa”

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5. Bhagavatam : Vyasa to Suka to Parikshit “Events of Sáraswata Kalpa”

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6. Narada Purana : Nárada has described the duties which were observed in the Brihat Kalpa

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7. Markandeya Purana : Markandeya to Jaimini but through the birds Pingaksha etc

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8. Agni Puráńa: Agni to Vaśisht́ha : “That Puráńa which describes the occurrences of the Íśána Kalpa”

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9. Bhavishya Puráńa : Aghora Kalpa : Sumantu to Śatáníka, a king of the Pańd́u family, original Swayambhu Manu

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10. Brahma-vaivartta Puráńa : Sávarńi to Nárada : Rathantara Kalpa

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11. Linga Puráńa : Maheśwara, present in the Agni Linga : Agni Kalpa

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12. Varáha Puráńa : Varaha to BhuDevi : Mánava Kalpa

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13. Skanda Puráńa : Skanda : Tatpurusha Kalpa

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14. Vámana Puráńa : Brahmá to ? : Siva Kalpa, Pulastya to Nárada

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15. Kúrma Puráńa : Janárddana, in the form of a tortoise to Indradyumna and the Rishis in the proximity of Śakra, Lakshmi Kalpa

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16. Matsya Puráńa : Vishńu, in the beginning of a Kalpa to Manu : events of seven Kalpas

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17. Gárud́a Puráńa: Vishńu recited in the Gárud́a Kalpa, relating chiefly to the birth of Gárud́a from Vinatá

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18. Brahmáńd́a Puráńa : Brahma : an account of the future Kalpas

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Spread

 According to Vishnu Purana (3.7.15-16), sage Vyasa composed the Puranas from materials contained in the tales, episode, ballads and narratives prevalent in the land and imparted it to Suta / Lomaharshana / Romaharshana for propagating it among the people. 

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Lomaharshana was also called because he was born of a Kshatriya man and a Brahmin woman. This explanation is given by commentator Nilakantha in his commentary on Harivamsa Purana (1.4)

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 Lomaharshana had six disciples – Sumati, Agnivarcas, Mitrayus, Samsampayana (Vaishampayana), Akrtavrana (Kashyapa) and Savarni. The last three composed Puranic collections of their own; so did Lomaharshana 

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his son Sauti Ugrarasravas, and the line of sages 

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who gave discourses on the Puranas at Naimisharanya, Kurukshetra and other sacred places.

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