This figure once plucked out his nerves and used them to play a song praising the god he favored. After raping the nymph Rambha, he was cursed to have his head explode if he ever violated another woman. One of his brothers was a giant who would wake up every six months and eat everything in sight. This figure's son earned his name by capturing a storm god. In addition to his siblings Vibhisana and Kumbakarna, this man had a sister, (*) Surpanakha, whose nose and ears were cut off. Hanuman used his tail to light this rakshasa's city on fire. He utilized a golden deer as a distraction to kidnap 
This figure once plucked out his nerves and used them to play a song praising the god he favored. After raping the nymph Rambha, he was cursed to have his head explode if he ever violated another woman. One of his brothers was a giant who would wake up every six months and eat everything in sight. This figure's son earned his name by capturing a storm god. In addition to his siblings Vibhisana and Kumbakarna, this man had a sister, (*) Surpanakha, whose nose and ears were cut off. Hanuman used his tail to light this rakshasa's city on fire. He utilized a golden deer as a distraction to kidnap Sita, the wife of Rama. For 10 points, name this demon king of Lanka, the antagonist of the Ramayana.
This figure once plucked out his nerves and used them to play a song praising the god he favored.
Ravana