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Indra

King of the gods and Vishnu's partner in the Rigveda; in the churning story his slight to Durvasa's garland brings the curse that drains the gods' fortune.

Sources: Vishnu — Wikipedia; Samudra Manthana — Wikipedia · see Indra's web

Relations 3

Indra cursed by

Savitri (Consort) Folk · The Pushkar sacrifice and Savitri's curse
Pushkar temple telling only; softened by Gayatri.
Durvasa (Sage) · The churning of the ocean of milk

Indra sibling of

Vishnu (God) All traditions · The three strides of the Vedic Vishnu
Not kin: the Rigveda pairs them as close companions (Indra-Vishnu); recorded as the nearest edge type.

Stories 7

The Pushkar sacrifice and Savitri's curse
Temple legend · as cursed in the temple telling · 4 tellings
The churning of the ocean of milk
Legend · as offender · 3 tellings
Kama burnt by the third eye
Legend · as sends Kama · 4 tellings
Shiva drinks the poison
Legend · as among the gods · 4 tellings
The sixty-four games of Shiva at Madurai
Local story · as redeemed in the first game · 2 tellings
The three strides of the Vedic Vishnu
Origin · as companion · 1 telling
The churning of the ocean of milk
Legend · as offender · 3 tellings

Cited

Vishnu — Wikipedia Encyclopedia
Samudra Manthana — Wikipedia Encyclopedia