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- Categories:Gender, Mythology
- Source Mahabharata book 13, Panthos Indian
Description
A king had a hundred sons, then falls into a pool of water which
turns him into a woman who also has a hundred sons. All of them die
in a war, then one of the gods asks him which ones he loved more -
the ones he fathered or the ones she mothered. His answer surprises
and delights the god, who restores them all to life. The king
decides to stay female.
originally posted by anonymous on 2000-01-01, no edits, entryid=6759
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