Sharanga (Sanskrit: शारङ्ग, romanized: Śāraṅga) also spelt as Saranga, is the celestial bow of the Hindu god Vishnu, primarily associated with his avatar...

countered by grabbing his assailant's throat. When he strung his own bow Sharanga, the mountain Meru trembled. Infuriated, Nandi raised the Pinaka and struck...

to engage in tapasya along the banks of the river Narmada. He receives Sharanga, the celestial bow of Vishnu, from his father, Richika. According to the...

by Vishwakarma for Indra on the starting of a Devasura Sangram. Gandiva Sharanga Pinaka Bane, Theresa (29 May 2020). Encyclopedia of Mythological Objects...

the celestial bow was returned to the gods. Gandiveshwar Sthan Vijaya Sharanga Pinaka Vyasa's Mahabharatam. Academic Publishers. 2008. ISBN 9788189781682...

however, are inconsistent. Rarely, Vishnu is depicted bearing the bow Sharanga or the sword Nandaka. He is depicted with the Kaustubha gem in a necklace...

combat, on the condition that he was able to string the bow of Vishnu, Sharanga. When Rama obliged him with success, Parashurama acknowledged the former...

mention the fourth weapon. The Purva-Karanagama mentions that she holds the Sharanga (the bow of Vishnu), the hala (plough) and the musula (pestle). The fourth...

combat, on the condition that he was able to string the bow of Vishnu, Sharanga. When Rama obliged him with success, Parashurama acknowledged the former...

Prahlada observed two ascetics with matted hair, bearing the bows of Sharanga and Ajagava. The asura king asked them why they held weapons while performing...