While he is flying to Lanka, Hanumān encounters one of these beings named Mainak ("MY-nuck"), the only one that did not have its wings severed by Indra.
The name "Pārvati" means "daughter of" these beings, whose king was her father Himāvat. While he is flying to Lanka, Hanumān encounters one of these beings named Mainak ("MY-nuck"), the only one that did not have its wings severed by Indra. Having failed to find the Sanjīvani ("sun-JEE-vuh-nee") herb that could heal Lakshmana, Hanumān returns to the battlefield after (*) picking up one of these objects. To protect the residents of Gokul from the storms of Indra, Krishna lifts one of these objects with his pinky. During the churning of the milky ocean, the serpent Vāsuki was wrapped around one of these landforms. Shiva lives on the largest one of these landforms, Kailash. For 10 points, name these natural features, the holiest of which is Meru.
The name "Pārvati" means "daughter of" these beings, whose king was her father Himāvat.
mountains [or Mount Kailash; or Mount Meru; prompt on parvat; anti-prompt on Himalayas]