Matsyapurana 138.32
Matsyapurāṇa 138.32
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- Sanskrit
138.32
anyonyamuddiśya vimardatāṃ ca pradhāvatāṃ caiva vinighnatāṃ ca
śabdo babhūvāmaradānavānāṃ yugāntakāleṣviva sāgarāṇām //
Thus a fierce battle ensued in that town of Tripura in course of which the boys and women folk began to perish, seeing which the demons angrily came out like the ocean to fight the foe and fought hand to hand with them As soon as they made their appearance the aspect of the war became more furious in which axes rocks, tridents spears and thunder bolts were freely used and the bodies of the warriors were crushed to pieces and fell down dead on the battlefield The Devas and the Dānavas began to crush each other and pursued and attacked each other, it seemed then that tumultuous roars were heard liking the thundering noise of the ocean at the time of universal dissolution—30 32
Translations (2)
- The Matsya Puranam — A Taluqdar of Oudh 1916, English
- English (machine translation) — English, machine translation
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- Matsya — Sanskrit