Kaumodaki Gada

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Kaumodaki Gada is the divine mace associated with the Hindu god Vishnu (Narayana), symbolizing his power to protect and uphold cosmic order.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf divine mace
weapon in Hindu mythology
appearsIn Hindu temple sculpture
Vaishnava paintings
murti iconography of Vishnu
associatedConcept cosmic order
dharma
protection of devotees
punishment of the wicked
associatedWith Vaishnavism NERFINISHED
associatedWithDeity Narayana NERFINISHED
Vishnu NERFINISHED
belongsTo Vishnu’s four principal weapons
contrastedWith Panchajanya Shankha NERFINISHED
Sharanga bow NERFINISHED
Sudarshana Chakra NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance emblem of strength guided by righteousness
symbol of divine protection in Vaishnava tradition
functionInMythology protecting the righteous
subduing demons
hasAlternativeName Kaumodakī NERFINISHED
Kaumodakī Gada NERFINISHED
heldByInIconography Vishnu NERFINISHED
heldInHand Vishnu’s lower left hand in many depictions
iconographicAttributeOf Chaturbhuja Vishnu NERFINISHED
languageOfName Sanskrit
mentionedInText Mahabharata NERFINISHED
Puranas NERFINISHED
Vishnu Purana NERFINISHED
partOfIconographyOf Vishnu NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
symbolizes destruction of evil
divine authority
power to protect
upholding of cosmic order
usedByAvatar Krishna NERFINISHED
Rama NERFINISHED
weaponType gada

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Narayana weapon Kaumodaki Gada