- The
trishula (Sanskrit: त्रिशूल, romanized: triśūla) is a trident, a
divine symbol,
commonly used as one of the prin****l
symbols in Hinduism. It is most...
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right hand
holds a
trishula (trident) and
another makes a
varada mudra (gesture of blessing).
Another scripture prescribes that a
trishula and
akshamala (rosary)...
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merman or triton. In Hinduism, it is the
weapon of
Shiva and is
known as a
trishula (Sanskrit for "triple-spear"). It is also ****ociated with the superhero...
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cyclical rebirth and
infinite creation. Her
weapons include the
famous trishula, and a sword.
Aditi is
described to
possess a pair of earrings,
which are...
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either dark blue or black. She is seen
either holding a aruval, bowl,
trishula, or a
staff Kateri Amman is
worshipped in the
villages of
South India and...
- kata
refers to kata
using three sai.
Okinawan kobudō
Nunti Bō
Trident Trishula Draeger, Donn F.;
Robert W.
Smith (1969).
Asian Fighting Arts. Tokyo: Kodansha...
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Mailara is
depicted as
having four arms,
carrying a
damaru (drum),
trishula (trident), bhandara-patra (turmeric powder-filled bowl) and
khadga (sword)...
- is two-armed,
holding the
begging bowl
kapala in his left hand and the
trishula (trident) in his
right hand.
Bhikshatana is
depicted with
jatabhadra (dishevelled...
- region. In the
Mahalasa Narayani form,
Mahalasa has four hands,
carrying a
trishula, a sword, a
severed head, and a
drinking bowl. She also
wears the yajnopavita...
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putting a
Trishula. It is
estimated that if Shiv or any of Shiv's
successor carrying Shiv's
bloodline ever
comes to
Shivpur and
takes off the
Trishula then...
