Chapter 4 - The Story of the Sons of Indu (Ten Young Men)

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The Shiva Purana [by J. L. Shastri]

Then the excellent sage Pippalada, a part of Shiva, became a young man by means of his divine sport and sported with that young lady. 13. Ten noble sons, all of them great sons, were born to the sage. They were equal to their father and increased the pleasure of Padma. 14. This is the sportive incarnation of Shiva the great lord. The excellent sage Pippalada was the lord indulgent in different kinds of divine sports. 15....

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Puranic encyclopaedia [by Vettam Mani]

Story of Asikni. A wife of Daksha. Dakshaprajapati, son of Brahma, commenced creation with his own mind. When he found that it was not conducive to the propagation of the species he pondered over the subject once more and decided to effect it by the sexual union of the male and the female. He, therefore, married Asikni daughter of Viranaprajapati....

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Kathasaritsagara (the Ocean of Story) [by Somadeva]

The bawd has been promised ten dinars, so she must produce some young man. She is in despair when suddenly “her eyes fell on a pretty fellow, young and distinguished-looking.” She approaches him and asks if he has a mind to meat and drink and a girl adorned and ready. He is accordingly taken to the house and is amazed to find it is his own. The wife then avoids trouble by pretending the whole thing is a trick....

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