This figure killed Taataka with a poisoned arrow and later freed Ahalya from a curse that had turned her to stone.
This figure killed Taataka with a poisoned arrow and later freed Ahalya from a curse that had turned her to stone. He proved his divinity by stringing and breaking the bow Pinaka. One of this man's friends ripped open his own chest in order to show him the world. That friend once imprisoned this man's sons, Luv ("loov") and Kush, due to a misunderstanding about a runaway horse. This man exiled himself to the forest with his wife and his brother Lakshmana. He questioned his wife's purity after crossing a floating bridge constructed by monkeys to find her. For 10 points, name this avatar of Vishnu who slew Ravana to rescue his wife Sita.
This figure killed Taataka with a poisoned arrow and later freed Ahalya from a curse that had turned her to stone.
Rama