Matsyapurana 150.71

150.71

nirmalāyomayīṃ gurvīm amoghāṃ hemabhūṣaṇām
cikṣepa mūrdhni saṃkruddho jambhasya tu dhanādhipaḥ //

Then Kuvera, alighting on the ground, took up His enemy destroying dreadful club which no one could wield and which was made of heavy iron and mounted with gold and was being worshipped with uncooked rice and sandal for a long time and scented with perfumes of flowers He hit the forehead of the demon with it The demon Jambha, seeing the dreadful club luminous like lightning by approaching towards him, discharged, with his hands decorated with bracelets, quoit, spear, Prasa Bhusuṇḍi, Pattiṣa and various other missiles, in order to save himself from its blow Inspite of the club being resisted by the missiles of the demon, it struck him in the chest as a great flash of light comes out of the cavern of a mountain By the force of that blow, the demon fell close to the yoke of the chariot and a stream of blood flowed out of his mouth, ears, etc—69 75