The Rig Veda calls this figure the "herdsman who never stumbles.
The Rig Veda calls this figure the "herdsman who never stumbles." In order to preserve their dignity, this deity married 16,100 maidens who had been captured by the demon Narakasura. This hero killed his evil uncle Kamsa, and he was often depicted as a child eating butter. During the (*) Kurukshetra War, this figure convinced a Pandava prince not to put down his weapons in a speech recorded in the Bhagavad Gita. For 10 points, name this charioteer of Arjuna who is worshiped by a Western spiritual movement that often chants the name of this god prefixed with the word "Hare" ["har-ih"].
The Rig Veda calls this figure the "herdsman who never stumbles.
Krishna (prompt on Vishnu)