Mahabharata 6.83.32

6.83.32

rathāstu rathibhistūrṇaṃ preṣitāḥ paramāhave |
yugairyugāni saṃśliṣya yuyudhuḥ pārthivarṣabhāḥ || 32 ||

And as the two armies, O king, were engaged in battle with each other, they looked resplendent like the celestial and the demoniac hosts battling with each other. All around they rushed against one another in battle. Foremost of royal car-warriors, impetuously dashing against car-warriors in that dreadful battle, fought on, with the yokes of their cars entangled with those of their adversaries. And, O bull of Bharata's race, all over the field flashes of fire mixed with smoke were generated, in consequence of friction, in the tusks of battling elephants. And combatants on the backs of elephants, struck with lances, were seen all around to fall down like blocks (loosened)