In one story associated with this figure, the flying chariot Pushpaka is devoured alongside the entirety of the wealth of Lord Kubera until this god could be satiated. As Vighnaraja, this deity defeated the demon Mamtasur while riding his serpent mou
In one story associated with this figure, the flying chariot Pushpaka is devoured alongside the entirety of the wealth of Lord Kubera until this god could be satiated. As Vighnaraja, this deity defeated the demon Mamtasur while riding his serpent mount, Sheshnag, and his second form broke a tooth during a skirmish with Parashurama. His father was said to have delivered to this figure the head of Gajasura, while in a later tale he would collaborate with Vyasa on penning the Mahabharata. FTP, identify this Hindu deity, the Remover of Obstacles, a son of Shiva and Parvati commonly depicted with the head of an elephant.
In one story associated with this figure, the flying chariot Pushpaka is devoured alongside the entirety of the wealth of Lord Kubera until this god could be satiated.
Lord {Ganesha} [also accept {Ganesa}, {Ganesh}, {Pillaiyar}, {Ganapati}, or {Vinayaka}]