Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: Devadevi after performing dance recital at Chola King 's court on way back along with elder sister passes through ashram, Fact2: Viparanarayana vows to entice him with charm, Fact3: Ranganatha assumes Unable to see devotee ’s plight form of Rangaraju, Fact4: vessel that has been stolen from temple, Fact5: Vipranarayana is none than human form of Vyjayanthi
Output (English): A staunch devotee of Lord Ranganatha, Viparanarayana Akkineni Nageswara Rao lives, along with his disciple Rangaraju Relangi, in an ashram on the banks of the Cauvery at Srirangam. Devadevi Bhanumathi Ramakrishna, a devadasi, after performing a dance recital at the Chola Kings V. Sivaram court on her way back along with her elder sister Madhuravani Sandhya, passes through the ashram. When Viparanarayana does not even throw a glance at her, Devadevi’s vanity is hurt and she vows to entice him with her charm. She enters the ashram making Vipranarayana believe her sorrowful story. Very soon Vipranarayana surrenders to her charm. Once her ego is satisfied, Devadevi begins to regret her act. She leaves for her home and Vipranarayana follows her, but Devadevi’s mother Rushyendramani drives him out. Unable to see His devotee’s plight, Lord Ranganatha R. Nageswara Rao assumes the form of Rangaraju and gives a golden vessel to Rangasani, saying that it has been sent by Vipranarayana. Soon it comes to light that the vessel has been stolen from the temple. The Chola King orders the hands of Vipranarayana to be amputated as a punishment. Finally, the Lord appears and reveals the truth, saying that Vipranarayana is none else than the human form of Vyjayanthi, the garland that adorns Him and Devadevi is a Gandharva Kanya. Vipranarayana assumes his real form and adorns the Lord.