The Hindi-language poet Tulsidas wrote a long devotional song or "chalisa" praising this character as an "ocean of wisdom."
The Hindi-language poet Tulsidas wrote a long devotional song or "chalisa" praising this character as an "ocean of wisdom." He was born of the wind god Vayu, and in his adult years, he lifted a mountain to deliver "sanjivan", a certain medicine, to an army. He appears to his half-brother Bhima in the Mahabharata and teaches him a lesson in humility by overpowering the strong warrior, while in another episode he burns down an entire city when his tail is set on fire. Also known for his attempt as a child to eat the sun, thinking that it was a mango, FTP, name this Hindu deity who led an army of monkeys in the Ramayana.
The Hindi-language poet Tulsidas wrote a long devotional song or "chalisa" praising this character as an "ocean of wisdom."
{Hanuman} (accept {Anjaneya})