The Gandiva (IAST: Gāṇdīva; Sanskrit: गाण्डीव) is a bow given to Arjuna by Agni, God of Fire in the Hindu epic Mahabharata. Arjuna intervened on the behalf of the gluttonous and sickened Agni, who needed to consume a forest to heal himself. The bow was used by Arjuna to prevent Indra, the King of the Gods, from causing rain to snuff out Agni's fire and thus allow him to consume the forest. Agni then granted this bow to Arjuna, which he used it to slay many warriors, including Karna.
Gandiva
The name of Arjuna's bow in the Mahabharata was Gandiva. It was a celestial weapon bestowed upon him by Lord Agni, the god of fire. Gandiva played a crucial role in many of Arjuna's victories in battle.
Arjuna's bow is called Gandiva. It is a celestial bow given to him by the fire god Agni, and it is known for its immense power and precision. Gandiva plays a crucial role in the Mahabharata, particularly during the Kurukshetra War, where Arjuna uses it to fight against the Kauravas.
Arjuna's bow was called Gandiva (proper transliteration from Sanskrit: Gāṇḍīva
Gandiva is the bow used by Arjuna. The bow was given by Lord Agni.
Many celestial weapons in the Mahabharata had names, but I don't think the bow at the Swayamvara of Draupadi has one. The reason I say this is that Arjuna, who won the bow, didn't use it; the name of his bow was the Gandiva ("that which cannot be taken away") which was given to Arjuna by the god Agni after helping him consume a forest. At the end of the Mahabharata, when the five Pandavas trekked up the Himalayas to ascend to heaven, Arjuna returned Gandiva to Agni but throwing it into a lake occupied by the water god Varuna. I didn't really answer your question though :-/
Arjuna used the mighty bow called "Gandiva" to win Draupadi's hand in marriage. During the swayamvara, he demonstrated his unparalleled archery skills by successfully hitting the target, which was a fish suspended above water, while only seeing its reflection. This feat of strength and precision secured Draupadi's hand, leading to their marriage. The Gandiva bow was later given to Arjuna by the god Agni, symbolizing his divine connection and prowess as a warrior.
vayu or the god of wind gives the gandiva ( bow ) to arjun
Gandeev was gifted to Arjuna by varuna , when Agni wants to burn khandava forest, Arjuna and Krishna decided to help him , in return Agni requested varuna to give his bow gandeev to Arjuna.
Arjuna acquired the powerful vijaya bow in the Mahabharata epic by receiving it as a gift from the god Agni, after performing a difficult task for him.
the gandiva ( or bow ) was given to arjun in mahabharat by vayu or the god of air ... not by the agni god of fire,
Gandiva.