The other version, from the "Pranatoshini Tantra" and attributed to "Svatantra Tantra", is narrated by Shiva. He recounts that his consort Chandika (identified with Parvati) was engrossed in coitus with him in reverse posture, but became enraged at his seminal emission. Her attendants Dakini and Varnini rose from her body. The rest of the tale is similar to the earlier version, although the river is called Pushpabhadra, the day of Chhinnamasta's birth is called "Viraratri", and upon seeing the pale Parvati, Shiva becomes infuriated and assumes the form of Krodha Bhairava. This version is retold in the "Shaktisamgama Tantra" (c. 16th century), in which Chhinnamasta forms a triad with Kali and Tara.