Transformation from women to men

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Transformation From Women To Men In English: Veena Gupta

A very famous unbelievable incident is of King Chawda and King Solanki of Kaalri. It happened somewhere in A.C. 746 to 942 and is fabled to be true. Historical evidences to prove this incident are not available, but 5 mentions have been made of it; ‘Solanki na garba’, ‘Bhsvaai sangrah’, ‘Bahuchar maa na vesh ma’, great creations of poet Shaamal and devotee Vallabh Bhatt. The incident described in as follows: There was very deep friendship between Solanki king Tejpal of Kaalri and Chawda king Naarsinh of Patan. The kingdom of Solanki was small, whereas the Patan was a big kingdom. Even then, there was no effect of this difference on the friendship of both the kings. The queens of both the king were also kind and loving and very good friends. Both kings & queens would visit each other often. Their friendship was further strengthened when the queens of both Solanki & Chawda became pregnant at the same time. The happiness of both royal families knew no bounds. King of Patan wanted to convert this friendship with Solanki into a relationship. He told the king of Kaalri: ‘If one of us has a son and the other a girl, than let’s then get them married to each other. If both of us have boys or girls then we can dissolve this agreement.” The King of Kaalri was joyous with this proposal and the friends hugged each other. Thus, both the royal families agreed upon this proposal. The Solanki queen of Kaalri was a devout worshipper of Bahuchar Maa and prayed fervently for a son. She was confident that even if she would give birth to a girl child, with the grace of Goddess Bahuchar she would become a male child. King Tajpal Solanki secretly wished for a male child himself, and a female child for King Naarsinh Chawda. For if this happened, he would get the vast kingdom of Patan. But have wishes ever changed the course of future? Soon, at the end of nine months news came from Patan that the queen had give birth to a baby girl. In Kaalri, the Solanki queen had also given birth to a baby girl, but the queen had great faith in Goddess Bahucharaji. She declared through her maid that she had given birth to a male child. King Tajpal Solanki became very happy. He declared a festival in the entire kingdom, gave alms to poor, and provided a one year tax-relief to the farmers. The news was sent back with the messenger who had come from Patan that queen Solanki has given birth to a male child.


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