> the word sudarshana is derived from two sanskrit words  su () meaning "good/auspicious" and darshana () meaning "vision". > from the splendour of the sun, vishvakarma produced three divine objects: the aerial vehicle pushpaka vimana, the trishula of shiva, and the sudarshana chakra of vishnu.   shana_chakra > the sudarshana chakra (meaning the wheel of auspicious vision) is a divine weapon that looks like a disc and is serrated along the periphery with a hole in the center. lord vishnu is always depicted as wielding it in his index finger of the right rear hand. it was also the prime weapon of lord krishna. > when someone mentions lord vishnu, the first thing that comes into mind is the sudarshana chakra.   shana-chakra > kalki (sanskrit: ), also called kalkin,[1] is the prophesied tenth and final incarnation of the god vishnu. he is described to appear in order to end the kali yuga  
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