Skandapurana 7.15.12

7.15.12

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huṇḍastuhuṇḍo jambhaśca kujambhaśca mahāsuraḥ .
śailaśūlaśilāghātairyuyudhurdevatārayaḥ . .3 . .
pākendradamanau tau ca sa ca kārtasvano baliḥ .
mamarduḥ4 pramathānīkaṃ vairaṃ praticikīrṣayā . .4 . .
teṣāṃ vegaṃ sannivārya pramathā api darpitāḥ .
śilātarukarāḥ sarve dānavānabhidudruvuḥ . . 5 . .
gaṇeśvarāḥ surāṇāṃ tu5 tasminyuddheti bhairave .
śrūyante dhanuṣāṃ śabdā rathaśabdāśca bhairavāḥ . .6 . .
pramathānāṃ jaye saktā6 dānavānāṃ tathāpare .
cakruḥ kolāhalaṃ ghoraṃ pakṣavādāṃstathāmbare ..7. .
garjatāṃ dhāvatāṃ caiva balānāṃ samabhūt svanaḥ .
garjatāṃ dhāvatāṃ caiva samudrāṇāmivātyaye . .8 . .
yuddhātiśayamattāśca siddhagandharvacāraṇāḥ .
neduścaivotsasarjuśca nānākusumasañcayān . . 9. .
nānāvidhāni puṣpāṇi patamānāni rejire .
siddhacāraṇamuktāni nakṣatrāṇi yathātyaye8 .. 8.147.10 . .
devagandharvatūryāṇi prasasvanuranekaśaḥ .
yuddhasaṃsaktabhāvānāṃ viremuśca punaḥ punaḥ . . 11 . .
vināyakena smṛtvā tu jambho yudhi parābhavam .
taṃ sakrodhobhidudrāva gajaṃ gaja ivāparaḥ .. 12 .

Huṇḍa, Tuhuṇḍa, Jambha, and the great Asura Kujambha, / those enemies of the gods, fought with blows of rocks, spears, and stones. / And those two, Pāka and Indradamana, and the mighty Kārtasvana, / crushed the Pramatha host out of a desire to exact vengeance. / Having checked their speed, the Pramathas too, haughty, / holding rocks and trees in their hands, all rushed against the Dānavas. / But of the Gaṇa lords and the gods in that exceedingly terrifying battle, / the sounds of bows and the frightful sounds of chariots were heard. / Some intent on the victory of the Pramathas, and likewise others [intent on that] of the Dānavas, / made a dreadful tumult and partisan shouts in the sky. / The sound of the armies roaring and charging was / like that of oceans roaring and rushing at the dissolution. / And Siddhas, Gandharvas, and Cāraṇas, intoxicated by the excellence of the battle, / shouted and cast down various heaps of flowers. / Various kinds of flowers falling shone forth / when released by the Siddhas and Cāraṇas, like stars at the dissolution. / The musical instruments of the gods and Gandharvas sounded repeatedly, / and ceased again and again as their minds were riveted upon the battle. / But Jambha, remembering in the battle his defeat by Vināyaka, / charged angrily at him, like an elephant against another elephant.