Four daughters were given to the sage Kashyap, and many of the daughters married the god Chandrama (moon).
Many of them went to foreign countries, but Guri (Parvait) named and married Shiva.11.
When, after wedding, Parvati reached the home of Shiva (Rudra), the many types of narratives became prevalent.
The king called all his daughters and all of them came to their father’s home alongwith their husband.12.
All the kings within and outside the country, began to reach at the house of their father-in-law.
Considering the queer dressing habits of Rudra, no one could think of him.13.
The king Daksha did not invite Gauri then Gauri heard about it from the mouth of Narad, she got extremely angry in her mind.
She went to her father’s house without telling anybody, and her body and mind were emotionally blazing.14.
Being extremely infuriated, she plunged into the sacrificial pit, and because of her dignified demeanour, the fire cooled down.
But Sati (Parvati) lighted her Yoga-fire and with that fire, her body was destroyed.15.
Narad, on the other side, came to Shiva and said, “Why art thou sitting here, having been intoxicated with hemp (and there Guari hath burnt herself alive)?”
Hearing this, Shiva’s meditation was shattered and his heart was filled with rage he held up his trident and ran towards that side.16.