Sword
Chandrahasa
Shaiva and Ramayana traditions associate the Chandrahasa sword with Shiva’s gift to Ravana.
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Original records connected with Shiva’s divine or epic armament.
8 Original Profiles · 2 CategoriesSword
Shaiva and Ramayana traditions associate the Chandrahasa sword with Shiva’s gift to Ravana.
Bow
A requested Girisha-associated bow designation; an independent object identity is not established here.
Identity needs verificationSkull-topped staff
The khatvanga occurs in ascetic and Bhairava iconography; it is distinct from the king named Khatvanga.
Axe
The axe is closely associated with Parashurama; Shaiva iconography also includes an axe.
Bow
Shiva’s bow is associated with the Janaka court and Rama’s bow-breaking episode.
Spear / pointed weapon
Shula is a weapon class and divine attribute; not every occurrence denotes the named Trishula.
Trident
Shiva’s trident is an emblem and weapon in Shaiva iconography; its interpretations vary by tradition.
Invoked divine weapon
Shiva grants Arjuna the Pashupata weapon after their encounter in the guise of a hunter.