khaṇḍā
A two-edged sword used in the Khālsā initiation ceremony (*amrit-sanskār). For Gurū *Gobind Siṅgh, it was the symbol of divinity, representing the attributes of justice and grace. The modern Khālsā insignia is also called ... ...
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