what is name of the chariot used by Arjuna?

Answer 1

ARJUNA'S CHARIOT -

It was a DIVINE CHARIOT with powerful white horses that do not tire, and are unwounded by normal weapons given by RAIN GOD VARUNA with GANDIVA, THE BOW. His chariat did not have any name.

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"Shortly after his return to Indraprastha, Arjuna visits the Khandava forest with Krishna. There they encounter Agni, the fire-god, who asks their help in consuming the forest in its entirety - Takshaka the serpent-king, a friend of Indra, resides in it and Indra thus causes rain whenever Agni tries to burn this forest. It is further revealed that the fire-god must do this to relieve a sickness he suffers from, hence the importance of destroying the forest. Arjuna tells him that while he has training in the divine weapons, he must have an exceptionally powerful bow to withstand the power of Indra's astras; an unbreakable one. Agni then invokes Varuna, who gives Arjuna the Gandiva, an incredibly powerful bow, which gave its user sure victory in battle. This bow plays a great role in Arjuna's battles to come. Additionally, he also gives Arjuna a divine chariot, with powerful white horses that do not tire, and are unwounded by normal weapons."

Answer 2

There was no name of Arjuna's chariot in mahabharata.

Answer 3

It was called "Chariot", and the name fitted well.

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