Name this blue-skinned figure who followed Rama as the eighth avatar of Vishnu.
This figure caused a single night to last over four billion years in order to dance with his love, and later married more than 16,000 disgraced virgins after using a discus to kill their captor. He squeezed the life out of his wet nurse's breasts, chased away the serpent Kaliya, and killed his uncle Kamsa prior to the Kurukshetra War. After lending his entire army to Duryodhana, he chose to drive the chariot of Arjuna, to whom he gave a series of orations recorded in the Bhagavad Gita. Name this blue-skinned figure who followed Rama as the eighth avatar of Vishnu.
This figure caused a single night to last over four billion years in order to dance with his love, and later married more than 16,000 disgraced virgins after using a discus to kill their captor.
Krishna [prompt on Vishnu before the end]