A hymn to this figure notes that one who recites it 108 times daily for 108 days will attain liberation, and was composed by Tulsidas. This figure impregnated a fish with a drop of his sweat, leading to the birth of a guard of Patala known as Makardhwaja. Arjuna almost killed himself out of shame after failing this deity's challenge to build a bridge of arrows. Also known 
A hymn to this figure notes that one who recites it 108 times daily for 108 days will attain liberation, and was composed by Tulsidas. This figure impregnated a fish with a drop of his sweat, leading to the birth of a guard of Patala known as Makardhwaja. Arjuna almost killed himself out of shame after failing this deity's challenge to build a bridge of arrows. Also known as Pavanputra, this son of Anjana and (*) Vayu burned down parts of Lanka after delivering a ring to a captive of Ravana. This figure was one of three to hear Krishna deliver the Bhagavad Gita, as he was displayed on Arjuna's flag. This figure once ripped his chest open to reveal Rama and Sita in his heart. For 10 points, name this monkey god who appears in the Ramayana.
A hymn to this figure notes that one who recites it 108 times daily for 108 days will attain liberation, and was composed by Tulsidas.
Hanuman [accept Pavanputra before mention; accept Anjaneya or any of Hanuman's million other names]