After Hanuman attempted to eat the sun like a mango, he was scarred for life by this object.
According to Tibetan tradition, this object has four heads, each of which is named for the sea monster Makara, while among the Jains this object represents Dharmanatha, the fifteenth Thirthankar. The sage Dadhichi died so that this object could be made from his spine. After Hanuman attempted to eat the sun like a mango, he was scarred for life by this object. It was first used to slay Vritra the serpent. This object's owner rides Airavata the white elephant. For ten points, name this primary weapon of Indra, sometimes depicted as a thunderbolt.
According to Tibetan tradition, this object has four heads, each of which is named for the sea monster Makara, while among the Jains this object represents Dharmanatha, the fifteenth Thirthankar.
{Vajra} [prompt on “{Indra's Thunderbolt}” or “{Indra's Spear}” or “that {thing} that {Indra uses} to {smite} his {enemies}”]