Skandapurana 7.15.p10

7.15.p10

sanatkumāra uvāca
tasmin vartati saṃgrāme pramathāsurasainyayoḥ .
dhanuṣāṃ śrūyate śabdaḥ prāvṛḍambudharopamaḥ1 . . 1 . .
garjatāñca gajendrāṇāṃ hreṣatāñcaiva vājinām .
yuddhagāndharvaraktānāṃ nādāścāmararakṣasām . . 2 . .
śrotrāyāsakarā2 ghorā vajrāśaniravā iva .
śrūṣante3 hi vivardhante hyarthā4 hyādharmaṇāmiva5(?) ..3..
tataḥ kārtasvano nāma dānavo meghanisvanaḥ .
jaghāna pramathān yuddhe kālo martyānivāgataḥ . .4. .
sa rathī kārmukī bāṇī kavacī kuṇḍalī tathā .
pramathānīkamadahacchuṣkaṃ tṛṇamivānalaḥ . . 5 . .
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23 rurudhu ka.. 24 rdatoddhutāḥ ḥ ka, kha., rditodbhutāḥ gha... 25 vidhārinavāyucañcara - kha. . 26 balāvalokamiti - ka 27 190 kha. pu..

Sanatkumāra said:
While that battle was raging between the armies of the pramathas and the asuras, / the sound of bows was heard like clouds in the rainy season,
and the roar of mighty elephants, the neighing of horses, / and the cries of the gods and rakṣasas engrossed in the battle-gāndharva,
harsh to the ears, dreadful like the crash of a thunderbolt. / They are heard and indeed swell like the debts of debtors.
Then a Dānava named Kārtasvana, sounding like a cloud, / struck down the pramathas in battle like Death approaching mortals.
Mounted on his chariot, wielding a bow, holding arrows, armored, and wearing earrings, / he burned the army of the pramathas like fire burns dry grass.