In one story, Sita gives him a necklace for his reverence which this figure proceeds to dismantle.
One story claims that this deity was born after another god delivered some falling pudding to his mother. Another story asserts that he gained mercy from Shani after crushing that god into the ceiling. After fighting his offspring at the gates of Patala, he blew out five lamps simultaneously to defeat the magician Mahiravana. He once voluntarily submitted to Indrajit's use of the Brahmastra, and at a different time he picked up the entire mountain Dronagiri while attempting to find the herb Sanjivani. In one story, Sita gives him a necklace for his reverence which this figure proceeds to dismantle. This figure was struck by Indra's thunderbolt after attempting to eat a mango that was actually the sun. For 10 points, identify this figure who helped Rama rescue Sita in the Ramayana, a Hindu monkey god.
One story claims that this deity was born after another god delivered some falling pudding to his mother.
{Hanuman} [accept {Anjaneya}, {Maruti}, {Vajranga}, {Bajrang Bali}, {Pavanputra}, or {Vayuputra}]