Names of Parshuram Ji

Parashuram

Ram who wields the Parashu (axe)

Jamadagnya

Son of sage Jamadagni

Bhargava

Born in the lineage of Bhrigu

Rambhadra

The benevolent and auspicious Ram

Veerarama

The greatest Ram among heroes

Bhrigunandan

The joy of the Bhrigu clan

Kshatriyantaka

Destroyer of unrighteous Kshatriyas

Tapomoorti

The living embodiment of penance

Mahatejasvi

Endowed with great radiance and valor

Chiranjeevi

One of the seven immortals

Vishnudoot

Messenger of Lord Vishnu

Shashthaavatar

The sixth avatar of Vishnu

Dharmarakshak

Protector of righteousness

Shashtrapani

One who holds weapons in hand

Mahabali

Master of boundless strength

Brahmakshatriya

The union of Brahmin and Kshatriya qualities

Renukasut

Son of mother Renuka

Kodandadhari

Bearer of the bow

Amogha

One whose every action is fruitful

Divyaastradhari

Master of divine weapons

Shivabhakta

Supreme devotee of Lord Shiva

Pitribhakta

Supremely obedient to his father

Matribhakta

One with infinite reverence for his mother

Jagadguru

Guru of the entire world

Vidyadhar

Bearer of all knowledge

Astraguru

Guru of weaponry and armaments

Shantipriya

One who holds peace dear

Tapasviraaj

King among ascetics

Maharshiputra

Son of Maharshi Jamadagni

Vedagya

Supreme knower of the Vedas

Dhanurdhar

Great master of archery

Bhoomidaata

One who donated the earth to Kashyap

Satyavaadi

One who always speaks truth

Krodhamoorti

One who is wrathful against unrighteousness

Nyayapriya

Supreme advocate of justice

Ajeya

One who cannot be defeated

Aparajit

One who has never been conquered

Mahaveer

Master of great bravery

Ranashoor

The finest warrior in battle

Divyatejas

Radiant with divine brilliance

Kuleen

Born of a noble lineage

Brahmavaadi

Expounder of the Brahman principle

Tejorashi

Possessor of a treasury of radiance

Dridhavrata

One of firm resolve and vows

Jitendriya

One who has conquered the senses

Vajradhari

Bearer of thunderbolt-like strength

Mahagyaani

Master of incomparable wisdom

Yogiraaj

King among yogis

Munivar

The greatest among sages

Kalyaankar

One who brings welfare to all

Prataapi

Possessor of great glory

Shooraveer

Symbol of bravery and valor

Dayaalu

One who shows mercy to devotees

Karunakar

Ocean of compassion

Jagadrakshak

Protector of the world

Vishwapalak

Sustainer of the universe

Bhayahar

Remover of devotees' fears

Shokanashan

Destroyer of grief and sorrow

Paapnaashak

Destroyer of sins

Punyadaayi

Bestower of merit and virtue

Mokshadaata

Granter of liberation

Muktiprad

One who shows the path to liberation

Siddhidaata

Bestower of all accomplishments

Riddhiprad

Granter of prosperity and abundance

Vighnaashak

Destroyer of all obstacles

Sankathar

Remover of troubles and adversity

Shubhaprad

Bestower of auspiciousness and good fortune

Mangalkaari

One who always brings blessings

Anandaroop

The living form of bliss

Prasannamukha

One with a joyful and cheerful countenance

Bhaktavatsala

One who is affectionate toward devotees

Bhaktapriya

One who holds devotees dear

Bhaktapalak

Nurturer and protector of devotees

Sharanagatavatsal

Protector of those who seek refuge

Kripaasindhu

Boundless ocean of grace

Deenbandhu

Friend of the poor and distressed

Loknayak

Leader of the people

Dharmadhwaj

One who hoists the flag of righteousness

Satyaswaroop

The living embodiment of truth

Pavitraatma

One with a pure and holy soul

Nirmalmati

One with a pure and clean mind

Teertharaaj

King of all sacred pilgrimage sites

Sarvagya

The omniscient one who knows all

Trikaalagna

Knower of past, present and future

Sarvashaktimaan

Master of all powers

Ananta

Of infinite and boundless form

Avyaya

One who never diminishes

Avinaashi

One who is indestructible

Nitya

Ever eternal and constant

Sanaatan

Protector of the eternal dharma

Ishwar

Bearer of divine power

Paramaatma

The form of the Supreme Soul

Brahmaandanayak

The leader of the universe

Tribhuvaneshwar

Lord of all three worlds

Divyaroop

One of divine and transcendent form

Chaturbhuj

The divine four-armed form

Parashuhasta

One who holds the Parashu (axe) in hand

Jataadhari

One who wears matted locks

Teekshndhee

One of sharp and keen intellect

Kavach

A shield-like protector for devotees

Vijayi

One who always achieves victory

Amritpaani

One who bestows nectar-like blessings

Gyanadaata

Giver of knowledge

Gurudev

God among gurus

Paramguru

The supreme guru

Adiguru

The guru from the beginning of time

Lokesh

Lord of all the worlds

Parameshwar

The supreme and highest God