His hall, Svarga, is the destination for dead warriors, and he is called Sakka in the Tipitaka, while in another tradition he is lord of the Vasus and thus called Vasava.
His hall, Svarga, is the destination for dead warriors, and he is called Sakka in the Tipitaka, while in another tradition he is lord of the Vasus and thus called Vasava. He created a set of attendants for himself, the Maruts, when Diti remained pregnant for a century and he struck the fetus with a thunderbolt, creating either seven or forty-nine offspring. Famous for defeating Vritra, this King of the Devas loves drinking soma and is the father of Arjuna. FTP, identify this Vedic storm god.
His hall, Svarga, is the destination for dead warriors, and he is called Sakka in the Tipitaka, while in another tradition he is lord of the Vasus and thus called Vasava.
Indra