Skandapurana 7.13.3_286

7.13.3_286

saṃvibhrāṇā52 maheśāna kariṣyanti bahūnapi .
lokānete samudyuktān sadevāsuramānuṣān . . 63 . .
saṃyuge yugamūlāntaṃ daheyuḥ suradānavān .
ya ete kundasaṃkāśāḥ svarṇotpalavibhūṣitāḥ . . 64. .
daṃśitā gaṇepeśāna sarve yuddhakutūhalāḥ .
brahmaṇyā53sta ime śūrāścandrāvayavabhūṣaṇāḥ . . 65. .
rudrā rudrapate prāptāḥ paśyemān yuddhalālasān .
bālārkasamavarṇābhāḥ saśastrāśca caturbhujāḥ .. 66. .

Displaying it, O Maheśāna, they could reduce to ashes many worlds,
active with gods, Asuras, and mortals,
and the gods and Dānavas in battle down to the end of the yuga.
These who resemble jasmine flowers, adorned with golden blue-lotuses,
armored, O lord of troops, all eager for battle,
pious toward brahmins, these heroes adorned with the crescent moon,
the Rudras, O lord of Rudras, have arrived; behold them longing for battle!
Possessing a luster like the morning sun, bearing weapons, four-armed,