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'''Iron Trident Head (Trishula)''' | '''Iron Trident Head (Trishula)''' - common Hindu artifact. | ||
A three-pronged iron trident head (trishula), the sacred weapon of Lord Shiva. Tridents were placed at temple entrances and crossroads as protective symbols. Excavated examples often show ritual damage from deliberate bending or breaking as votive offerings. | A three-pronged iron trident head (trishula), the sacred weapon of Lord Shiva. Tridents were placed at temple entrances and crossroads as protective symbols. Excavated examples often show ritual damage from deliberate bending or breaking as votive offerings. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:49, 3 July 2026
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| Rarity | Common |
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| Era | Hindu |
| Native to | Varanasi (India) |
| Toughness | 185.0 |
| Sale value | 37 |
| Materials | iron |
Iron Trident Head (Trishula) - common Hindu artifact.
A three-pronged iron trident head (trishula), the sacred weapon of Lord Shiva. Tridents were placed at temple entrances and crossroads as protective symbols. Excavated examples often show ritual damage from deliberate bending or breaking as votive offerings.
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