One namesake of this figure inverted the direction of the Malapraha after turning it red and slaughtered members of the Haihiya-kshatriya caste 21 times.
One namesake of this figure inverted the direction of the Malapraha after turning it red and slaughtered members of the Haihiya-kshatriya caste 21 times. This figure had to be convinced that evil had no gender before killing Tadaka, and he ravished the oceans after Varuna failed to answer his prayers. He was aided by Vibhishana, whom he later crowned as king of (*) Lanka, while his brother Bharata kept this figure's sandals at the foot of his throne during his fourteen-year exile. He was often accompanied by his brother Lakshmana and an army largely consisting of Hanuman and his monkey followers. For 10 points, name this enemy of Ravana and husband of Sita, the protagonist of a namesake Indian epic.
One namesake of this figure inverted the direction of the Malapraha after turning it red and slaughtered members of the Haihiya-kshatriya caste 21 times.
{Rama} [or {Ramachandra}; accept {Parashurama} before “{Tadaka}”]