His alternate names include Bajarangbali, Pavan-suta, and Mahavira.  
His alternate names include Bajarangbali, Pavan-suta, and Mahavira.  In Thai tradition, he has six faces and Tuesday is the day of worship for this son of Vayu and Arijana, who flew to the Himalayas and brought back a mountain of medicinal herbs to cure the hero he is sworn to protect.  In the Mahabharata, he is the symbol adopted by Arjuna atop his chariot, though he is best remembered as having destroyed the kingdom of Lanka when Ravana set his tail on fire.  The eternal devotee of Rama, FTP, identify this Hindu monkey god.
His alternate names include Bajarangbali, Pavan-suta, and Mahavira.  
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