This figure is the subject of a festival celebrated on the thirteenth night of the new moon, based on a hunter who threw down Bael tree leaves to receive the gift of wisdom from this figure. At his temple Pashupatinath, where he took the form of an antelope, his broken horn is worshiped. When this figure's two sons competed for a magical mango by racing around the world, one son simply circled around this god and his consort, declaring that they were his world. This figure dances atop the dwarf, Apasmara in the form of 
This figure is the subject of a festival celebrated on the thirteenth night of the new moon, based on a hunter who threw down Bael tree leaves to receive the gift of wisdom from this figure. At his temple Pashupatinath, where he took the form of an antelope, his broken horn is worshiped. When this figure's two sons competed for a magical mango by racing around the world, one son simply circled around this god and his consort, declaring that they were his world. This figure dances atop the dwarf, Apasmara in the form of Nataraja. This god also beheaded his son by Parvati named Ganesh. For 10 points, name this blue-throated Hindu god known as the Destroyer.
This figure is the subject of a festival celebrated on the thirteenth night of the new moon, based on a hunter who threw down Bael tree leaves to receive the gift of wisdom from this figure.
Shiva