Taishakuten, derived from the Hindu god Indra, shares many similarities with his Indian counterpart. Both are often depicted riding an elephant, a symbol of power and majesty. Taishakuten is a ...
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Between Myth and Moksha: The Ever-Evolving Forms of Hindu GodsThe Rig Veda, the oldest known Hindu scripture, introduced a celestial order where gods had defined roles. Indra, the thunder-wielding warrior, was the king of gods; Agni, the fire deity ...
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GK Questions With Answers on Hindu MythologyExplanation: Indra is considered the king of gods in Hindu mythology; he is depicted riding a white elephant. 6. Who is considered the first man in Hindu mythology?
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