Bhagavatapurana 10.59.15.p2

10.59.15.p2

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16. With His sharp arrows swift with wonderful wings, the Almighty brother of Gada deprived that army of Naraka of arms, heads, thighs and necks and at the same time struck down all his horses and elephants.

14. & 15. Krishna sent to the city of Yama all those that came headed by Peetha, their heads, thighs, arms, feet and armours (bows) having been cut and split open. Seeing all his commanders so destroyed by the shafts of Achyuta, Naraka, the son of Bhumi, could not contain his rage and issued forth with his rutting elephants born of the sea of milk, [with many thousands of elephants and chariots and a vast army the powerful Naraka entered the field] and there he espied the Lord seated on Garuda with His consort like a cloud just above the sun and bright with streaks of lightning, and at Him he discharged his Sataghni and all his soldiers simultaneously struck.