As a curse for killing a Brahmin's cow, one of these devices gets stuck in mud during a duel, leading to the death of its owner (*) Karna.
Late in its owner's life, one of these objects ceases to function as fulfillment of an earth goddess's curse for squeezing spilled milk out of the soil. Another of these objects is skillfully shoved into the ground to cause an arrow to strike a warrior's crown rather than the warrior himself. Immediately after the end of the Kurukshetra War, one of these objects bursts into flames. As a curse for killing a Brahmin's cow, one of these devices gets stuck in mud during a duel, leading to the death of its owner (*) Karna. It is not a mace, but characters known for their skill with these objects include Shalya and Adhiratha. During the Kurukshetra War, a battle standard that depicts Hanuman is placed on one of these devices, which Krishna chooses to operate because it does not require him to engage in physical combat. For 10 points, name this horse-driven vehicle of war used in the Mahabharata.
Late in its owner's life, one of these objects ceases to function as fulfillment of an earth goddess's curse for squeezing spilled milk out of the soil.
chariot [prompt on wheel by asking "What is the wheel part of?"] 