[?] was the son of King [?] of [?] and the queen of the [?].
He was a follower of [?], one of the three virgin goddesses.
His stepmother [?] fell in love with him.
Her [?] urged her to seduce her stepson.
[?] rejected [?]’s advances and stormed out of the palace.
[?] hanged herself but left behind a note.
She claimed that [?] had assaulted her.
[?] returned to the palace and found his wife.
Enraged, he called upon [?] to destroy [?].
A wave crushed [?].
[?] found his dying son, and the goddess [?] made peace between them.
All of them blamed the goddess [?] for the tragedy that had happened.
[?] called upon the healer [?], the son of the god [?], to raise [?] from the dead.
[?] changed his name to [?], which means “Twice a Man” in the [?] language, and moved to [?].
[?] was enraged that [?] had dared to bring the dead back to life and killed him with a [?].
[?] blamed the [?] for making the thunderbolts of [?] and killed them.
As punishment, [?] sentenced [?] to a year of slavery on earth to King [?] of [?].
[?] worked as a shepherd.
Because [?] has treated him kindly, [?] repaid the king.
He learned from the [?] that the king was fated to die.
He got the [?] drunk, they agreed that [?] might live if someone would die in his place.
No one would take [?]’s place except for his wife [?].
On the day that [?] was being mourned, the hero [?] arrived for a visit.
The household treated the hero kindly.
As a reward, [?] went to the cemetery and wrestled with [?] until he won back [?].