A maltreated son of this man offered so many fire offerings that a god's throne grew too hot.
A maltreated son of this man offered so many fire offerings that a god's throne grew too hot. The familiar man with this name is actually the seventh out of fourteen, each of whom presides over a namesake era lasting three hundred million years. This man placed a cgrowing reature in a jar, then transferred it to successively larger containers, until it nearly filled up an ocean. This man lectures to an audience of rishis on legal matters in a 1st century BC discourse about his "laws." This man housed animals and different types of seeds in a boat he built after listening to Matsya, the horned fish first avatar of Vishnu. For 10 points, name this survivor of a deluge, the progenitor of mankind in Hindu mythology.
A maltreated son of this man offered so many fire offerings that a god's throne grew too hot.
Vaivasvata Manu