The Mahabharata describes how he had an illegitimate relationship  with Kunti, producing the bastard Karna.
The Mahabharata describes how he had an illegitimate relationship  with Kunti, producing the bastard Karna. This god's most notable wife  left him and transformed into a mare, before she went to meditate in the  forest. He pursued her in the form of a male horse to father Revanta. He  was sometimes identified with Vivaswat, but in most sources Vivaswat  was the charioteer of this god, who had a horse with seven heads. One of  this god's consorts is (*) Saranya, and together they produced the death-god  Yamna, as well as the Ashvin Twins. This god had arms and hair made of gold  and was often identified as Savitri and being of "the thousand rays." For 10  points, name this primordial sun god of Vedic religion.
The Mahabharata describes how he had an illegitimate relationship  with Kunti, producing the bastard Karna.
Surya