In one incarnation, this deity was thrown into the ocean and was eaten by a fish, which later caused him to kill Sambara.
In one incarnation, this deity was thrown into the ocean and was eaten by a fish, which later caused him to kill Sambara. That form was a son of Krishna and Rukmini named Pradyumna. This figure's female attendants are the Apsaras, one of whom carries a red banner depicting the giant fish Makara. This figure uses a sugarcane bow with buzzing bees as the bowstring, and he is married to Rati. This deity's body was burned by Shiva's third eye after striking him in the chest with his arrows, which were adorned with five flowers. Often depicted riding on a parrot, for 10 points, identify this Hindu god of love who gives his name to a Sutra.
In one incarnation, this deity was thrown into the ocean and was eaten by a fish, which later caused him to kill Sambara.
{Kama}deva