This husband of Siddhi and Buddhi rode on a mouse and suffered an injury inflicted by his uncle Sani, although in another account it was his father who attacked him with his third eye for preventing entry into a room where his mother was taking a bath.
After being picked up and thrown to the ground by this figure, one of his enemies vomits blood and is granted mercy. This figure once slashed the face of the moon because it laughed when a snake frightened his mount, throwing him to the ground and causing the food in his stomach to spill out. This figure walked around his parents three times in order to win a race around the world, because according to him, his parents were the world. This husband of Siddhi and Buddhi rode on a mouse and suffered an injury inflicted by his uncle Sani, although in another account it was his father who attacked him with his third eye for preventing entry into a room where his mother was taking a bath. For 10 points, name this Hindu remover of obstacles, the son of Parvati to whom Brahma gave an elephant's head to replace his own severed one.
After being picked up and thrown to the ground by this figure, one of his enemies vomits blood and is granted mercy.
Ganesha