Devasarman
Devasarman is the name of a Brahman, whose name is mentioned in the Panchatantra.
The child of Devasarman grew up and was married to a Brahman girl at the proper age. It is said that one night he was changed into a man. But, he wished to continue with the serpent form. However, when his father-in-law discovered the deserted skin, he threw it into the fire. So, he had to live in the figure of a man after that.
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