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 \nHe was named Arun (ruddy or red)andbecame the charioteer of Surya.Because of hisdeformity,he sits facing the Sun God,that is,with his back to the horses!  \nIndra's Transport  \nnce,the gods and the demons churnedthe Ocean of Milk to obtain the nectar ofimmortal life (amrit).During the process,manybeautiful and supernatural creatures emergedout of the ocean.  \nOne of them was a huge white elephant withfour tusks and two trunks.As he was producedfrom the sea(iravat),he was named Airavat.  \n4  \nAnother creature that came out of the oceanwas a milky white horse with ears (shravas)pointed upwards (uchcha).He was thus namedUchchaishravas.  \nIndra,the King of Gods,took both of them.Airavat wore a garland of heavenly flowersand was the mount of Indra.Uchchaishravaswas harnessed to Indra's chariot namedVishan.  \nMatali was Indra's charioteer.He wasactually more than a charioteer.He wasknown as Indrasakha (Indra's friend).WhenRam was fighting against Ravan in Lanka,Indra sent Matali down with his chariot.Itwas with Matali as his charioteer that Ramkilled Ravan.  \nWhen Arjun wanted to get divine weaponsfrom Indralok,it was Matali who took him upon Indra's chariot.  \nMatali married his daughter Gunakeshi to theserpent named Sumukh.But Vishnu’s vahan(vehicle)Garud,the enemy of all serpents,wasa threat to Sumukh's life!However,on Indra'srequest,Garud left Sumukh untouched.  \nThc Fying Chariot  \nishwakarma,the Architect of the Gods,hadmade many marvellous creations for them.Among these was a flying chariot that couldtake anyone anywhe","cbCaidWFIEWEece5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidWFIEWEece5","pdf",2112470,36,"English","# The Revered Mouse And Other Stories\n## Contents\n## Sun God's Chariot\n## Indra's Transport\n## The Flying Chariot\n## Chariots of Demons","[{\"question\":\"What kinds of beings appear in these Indian mythology stories?\",\"answer\":\"The stories feature gods, demons, men, and other superhuman creatures. 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