The grooms father saw Amar and thought to make him a bridesmaid, so that after marriage he would send her money and take her daughter-in-law home. In greed, Deepchand agreed to the father of the groom. Amar was married to Princess Chandrika. While leaving, Amar wrote on the veil of the princess that you are married to me I am going to take education in Kashi. Now whose wife you will become, she is Kana. Knowing this, the princess refused to go to her in-laws' house, on the other hand, Amar started taking education in Kashi. At the time of completion of 16 years, Amar performed a Yagya. Satisfied the Brahmins with food, donations and dakshina. Then at the time of night, as Shiva wished, Amar's life went out. Knowing about Amar's death, his maternal uncle started crying. The people around gathered. Lord Shiva and Parvati were going from there. Mother Parvati heard the sound of Deepchand crying and asked Shiva to remove his suffering. Lord Shiva told Mata Parvati that this is the son of the same merchant, who was short-lived. Its age is over. Parvati ji said that you should return it to life, otherwise its parents will give their lives by crying. On repeated requests of Mother Parvati, Lord Shiva revived Amar. After completion of education, Amar reached the princess's city with maternal uncle and organized a yagya there. The king recognized Amar. The king took her home and after the service sent her away with the daughter. When Amar reached home the merchant's family was overjoyed to see him alive. On the same night Lord Shiva once again appeared in the dream of the businessman and said that being pleased with your fasting on Monday and listening to the fast story, he has given life to Amar and has given him a long life. The merchant was pleased to hear this. Due to fasting on Monday, the entire family of the businessman started living happily.