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In Hindu mythology, many gods are depicted with specific weapons that symbolize their divine powers and attributes. Here are some examples:

1. **Vishnu**: Often depicted wth a conch shell (Shankha), a discus (Sudarshana Chakra), a mace (Gada), and a lotus flower (Padma). Each weapon has a specific symbolic meaning, like the Sudarshana Chakra representing the divine mind.

2. **Shiva**: Known for his trident (Trishula), which symbolizes the three aspects of reality (creation, preservation, and destruction), and a drum (Damaru), which represents the cosmic sound of creation. He is also associated with the bull Nandi.

3. **Durga**: Wields a variety of weapons, including a sword, a spear, a bow and arrow, and a mace. These weapons are given to her by different gods, representing her power to vanquish evil.

4. **Kali**: Often depicted with a sword and a head in her hand. Her weapons symbolize the destruction of ignorance and ego.

5. **Ganesha**: Typically shown with a variety of tools, including an axe (Parashu) and a rope (Pasha). The axe represents the cutting of worldly attachments, while the rope signifies pulling devotees closer to the divine.

6. **Hanuman**: Known for his mace (Gada), symbolizing strength and courage.

These weapons are not just physical objects but also embody various spiritual and philosophical concepts in Hinduism.