An alternate name for this figure is Dipaka, which means "little lamp." In 
An alternate name for this figure is Dipaka, which means "little lamp." In one story about him, during the month of Caitra, his remains were put in cuckoos and black insects among other things. In that story, as related in the Matsya Purana, he claims that krodha follows dvesa and that irsya destroys dhairya. In that same story he was accompanied by Madhu and is called to awaken another god from his meditation following the attacks of the demon Taraka. He is eventually reincarnated as Pradyumna, the son of Rukmini, after having been exposed to Madana, which made him "bodiless," and gave him the epithet Ananga. His banner is marked by the large fish Makara and this deity sometimes rides a parrot. For 10 points, name this husband of Rati, the Hindu god of love.
An alternate name for this figure is Dipaka, which means "little lamp.
Kama or Kamadeva (accept early buzz of Ananga or Pradyumna before they are mentioned.)