At Kurukshetra, Arjuna flies a flag with this character on it, whose chin is scarred from where Indra hit him with his vajra, in an incident wherein he mistook the sun for a mango and tried to eat it. He wrote a version of the Ramayana on a mountain, then threw it into the sea when Valmiki seemed sorrowful. Rama says that he is as dear to him as Bharat after he, in search of an herb he cannot find, returns with the mountain where the herb must be. Cursed to only know his full power when others remind him, FTP, identify this son of Vayu, who, in the war against Ravana, led an army of monkeys.
At Kurukshetra, Arjuna flies a flag with this character on it, whose chin is scarred from where Indra hit him with his vajra, in an incident wherein he mistook the sun for a mango and tried to eat it. He wrote a version of the Ramayana on a mountain, then threw it into the sea when Valmiki seemed sorrowful. Rama says that he is as dear to him as Bharat after he, in search of an herb he cannot find, returns with the mountain where the herb must be. Cursed to only know his full power when others remind him, FTP, identify this son of Vayu, who, in the war against Ravana, led an army of monkeys.
At Kurukshetra, Arjuna flies a flag with this character on it, whose chin is scarred from where Indra hit him with his vajra, in an incident wherein he mistook the sun for a mango and tried to eat it.
{Hanuman}