In Hindu epics, Gajasura ( Sanskrit: गजासुर, lit. 'elephant demon') is a generic name given to an asura (demon), who assumes the form of an elephant. It may refer to demons:
- the son of Mahishasura--killed by god Shiva: see Gajasurasamhara
- killed by Shiva and his head attached to his younger son and god of wisdom Ganesha: see Mythological_anecdotes_of_Ganesha#Shiva_and_Gajasura
- Gajamukhasura, defeated, and turned into a rat and made into a vahana (vehicle) by Ganesha
- killed by Rudras
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In Hindu epics, Gajasura ( Sanskrit: गजासुर, lit. 'elephant demon') is a generic name given to an asura (demon), who assumes the form of an elephant. It may refer to demons:
- the son of Mahishasura--killed by god Shiva: see Gajasurasamhara
- killed by Shiva and his head attached to his younger son and god of wisdom Ganesha: see Mythological_anecdotes_of_Ganesha#Shiva_and_Gajasura
- Gajamukhasura, defeated, and turned into a rat and made into a vahana (vehicle) by Ganesha
- killed by Rudras
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