This figure won a maiden's hand in marriage and the accompanying dowry of ninety million horses after defeating seven bulls in combat.
This figure won a maiden's hand in marriage and the accompanying dowry of ninety million horses after defeating seven bulls in combat. In the Mausala Parva, this figure transforms a piece of grass into an iron club and uses it to beat up a bunch of foes, but later dies of an arrow wound after he is mistaken for a deer by the hunter Jiru. As a child, this figure killed a demoness by nursing her to death, balanced a mountain on his little finger, and danced on the hood of a multi-headed cobra. This god seduced the gopi Radha, and declared: "I am destroyer of all the worlds" while serving as a charioteer in the Bhagavad-Gita. For 10 points, name this eighth avatar of Vishnu, a blue-skinned Hindu deity served as the charioteer of Arjuna.
This figure won a maiden's hand in marriage and the accompanying dowry of ninety million horses after defeating seven bulls in combat.
Krishna [prompt on Vishnu]