In one variant of The Ramayana,  Sita was never really abducted, but  she was told to invoke the name of this deity to go along with a plan to  foil Ravana.
In one variant of The Ramayana,  Sita was never really abducted, but  she was told to invoke the name of this deity to go along with a plan to  foil Ravana. He was sometimes called Abhimani, or the eldest son of  Brahma. A notable hymn in the Rig Veda attributed to Vasishtha  describes how he sharpens two ivory tusks to kill the rakashas. As an  alternative explanation for Holi, he betrays Puloma, the wife of Bhingru,  to an asura. The general word for sacrifice is (*) Svaha, which happens to  be the name of his consort. More Vedic hymns are addressed to this god more  than any other. For 10 points, name this Vedic god of the sacrifice and  personification of fire.
In one variant of The Ramayana,  Sita was never really abducted, but  she was told to invoke the name of this deity to go along with a plan to  foil Ravana.
Agni