Skandapurana 7.14.26_77

7.14.26_77

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gajaiśca nīlācalasannikāśai rathaiśca gandharvavimānakalpaiḥ..
hayaiśca vāyupratimānavegaiścaranti daityāḥ samare hyabhītāḥ .27..
te śūlaśaktyṛṣṭibhuśuṇḍibāṇaiḥ śailopalaiścakrasaśūlavajraiḥ .
anyonyamutsādayituṃ pravṛttā gaṇeśvarā dānavapuṃgavāśca .28..
iti skandapurāṇe gaṇayuddha paṃcatriśottaraśatatamodhyāyaḥ30

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With elephants resembling dark mountains, and chariots like the aerial chariots of the Gandharvas,
and horses with speed comparable to the wind, the Daityas truly roamed in battle, devoid of fear. // 27
With pikes, lances, spears, bhuśuṇḍis, and arrows, with rocks, discuses, spears, and thunderbolts,
the lords of the gaṇas and the bulls among the Dānavas set about annihilating one another. // 28
Thus ends the one hundred and thirty-fifth chapter on the battle of the gaṇas in the Skandapurāṇa.