The sages were truly concerned about the safety and security of the innocent, harmless people who were suffering like hell from the criminals, subsequent to Venan’s death.

Yet they did not involve themselves in fighting with them as they knew that it was not their Dharmam.

Still they could not watch it silently as supporting evil by keeping silence was another evil.  They were the noblest men, by Janmam (birth), Karmam (Action) and nature of Shanti(peacefulness). However, all this grace will be lost if they do not help the miserable in their hardship.

It was inappropriate to adopt an outsider as the next heir of the throne, which was adorned by great emperors like Dhruva and his ancestors.  So they decided to reproduce a child (churn) from Venan’ dead body, which was (medically) preserved by his mother Suneetha.

They started with the lower part of his body (thigh) and a dwarf-like man called Nishada emerged. He was very short, dark and ugly as the embodiment of evil in Venan’s  body. His descendants are still living in mountains.