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In [[Hindu mythology]], [b]Ganesha[/b] (or [b]Ganesh[/b]) is the [[elephant]]-headed god of arts, knowledge, and willpower. He is one of the most well-known Hindi gods and is widely worshipped in several Hindu sects. In most traditions, Ganesha is the son of [[Shiva (mythology)|]] and [[Parvati (mythology)|]].

In most traditions, the story of how Ganesha got his elephant head usually revolves around his father Shiva accidentally beheaded him either by his earth-scorching third eye or his [[chakram]] and used an elephant's head as a replacement. Other story says that Shiva found Ganesha too alluring, he gave him elephant head and [[fat|large belly]] to prevent future trouble.
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