The words of Kach and Devanani. Kach Devguru is the son of Jupiter. And Devyani is the daughter of Giantguru Venkacharya. Rescuer of Azur, who was killed with the gods, revived his life in Sanjivani Vidyalab. The gods did not know this science. When the gods came to Kutch, they asked their beloved daughter, Devyani, to conquer dead soul. Thousand year old Jantra accepted the disciple of Venkacharya. The Kacha Guru and the Gurukarya remained in full service due to Brahmacharya. Eventually, Devyani was attracted to the beautiful glass. But after the past five years, the owls are able to understand Koch's connotation. They, once in the grazing, kill kachas and feed their meat to the dog. Devanani's approval revived Kutch with the influence of Suryavibhani Rastra Sanjibani Vidya. After that Ashurra kachake again killed. The sperm could resurrect the glass. For the third time, the unsuspecting coconut was mixed with the ashes of the sperm and gave it to the sperm to drink. When Devyani asked for life in the glass again, Venkacharya said that his death is inevitable for the revival of Kachchh, because the cough will not be revived if he does not explode in his belly. Upon hearing this, Devyani tells Venkacharya that the death of their two sons is grieved, and if someone dies, her death is inevitable. Then the sperm donor gave Sanjibani-Vidya, saying that you will be resurrected by my childhood as a son, and you revive me with my life. When the sperm drop out of the stomach and one thousand years pass by reviving it, then the glass switches back to the self. Devyani then offered to love him and wanted to marry him. Kach says, Devyani is her Gurukati, so that marrying her is absolutely impossible. In the insistence of the goddess, Kacha says again, 'Your origin from the body of Venus, I have lived in the body of Venkacharya, so you are my sister. That is why this marriage is absolutely impossible. "Devyani then got angry and cursed that the poison that she learned, she will not be fruitful.
Kurt also cursed the goddess, saying that your desires will not be perfect. No Brahmin or Rishpitra will marry you. Even though my education fails to curse you, I will give this scholarship to him, his education will be fruitful. Kacha goes to the swords. Then there is the marriage of the goddess with the king Jajati. But he is another long story. We've described it later.
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