Pandu's ascension to the throne was unstable, and Chiguo was embarrassed on the grounds that the king needed a wife to ascend the throne.
Princess Kunti's biological father was King Suluo of Yadu, and his adoptive father was King Gongdevaja.
Gonti had tended to the immortal in robes, known for her bad temper, who gave her a spell to summon the sun god, who would give her a son.
Gonti inadvertently summoned the sun god, but she never imagined that she conceived out of wedlock and gave birth to her son Karna. At the same time, the sun god gave her the ability to give birth to a child and become a virgin.
Gonti, unwilling to shame the king, let the child float away in the river.
Gonti then married Panda.
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