The second account is similar to that given in the Matsya Purana, particularly as both Puranas omit the remainder of the original legend from the Shatapatha Brahmana (White YajurVeda, see above), where Manu is taken to safety by Matsya to a mountain where he consequently performs a sacrifice to produce his daughter Ila. Instead, this sacrifice is described in a separate legend, similar to that of the Vishnu Purana (see below), where 'Manu had begun that sacrifice for the sake of getting a son, but because the priest was diverted by the request of Manu's wife, a daughter named Ilā was born' (9.1.16).