Dhvaja

Dhvaja is a special flag that is used in Hindu and Buddhist religious ceremonies. It is made of cloth and has various colors and symbols on it that represent different things like good luck, happiness, and prosperity.

Think of it like a superhero cape, but for gods and goddesses! When a dhvaja is raised, it signals the start of an important ceremony, and people pray and offer offerings to the deities.

The dhvaja is also used as a symbol of victory in battle. So if a king or warrior won a big battle, they would raise a dhvaja with their emblem on it to show everyone they were victorious.

So, in summary, dhvaja is a special flag used in religious ceremonies that represents good luck and prosperity, and is also a symbol of victory in battle.