Skandapurana 7.9.52

7.9.52

sa gatvā tasya vegena hanyamānopi kiṃkaraiḥ .
āājaghāna mahāvego muṣṭinorasi taṃ yamam ..43..
punaśca42 mahiṣaṃ tasya43 śirasyabhihanatpadā .
tāvubhau vihvalau tatra bhramitvā kiñcidantaram .44..
hitvāndhakaṃ tatastūrṇaṃ44 yayaturmunisattama .
jayantaścelvalaṃ prāpya vivyādha daśabhiḥ śaraiḥ ..45 ..
tasyelvalaścakartāśu dhvajaṃ ratnavibhūṣitam .
hayānāṃ caiva yoktrāṇi pratodaṃ caiva kāñcanam .46..
vinā yoktrairhayāstasya rathaṃ tyaktvā samuddhatāḥ .
lānā45 vijagmurheṣanto jayanto virathobhavat ..47..
sa rathaṃ saṃparityajya bhūsthaḥ śakrātmajaḥ prabhuḥ .
ilvalasya hayānsūtaṃ dhvajañcaiva nyapātayat 46 . .48..
athobhau47 virathau bhūtvā hyanyonyavijayaiṣiṇau48 ..
avidhyetāṃ tadā yasya49 kārmuke sāyakaiḥ śitaiḥ .49..
parasparavinirmuktānubhau50 saṃvārya sāyakān .
astrairastrāṇi saṃvārya nedatuḥ sāgarāviva ..8.86.50..
atha śakrasutaḥ śrīmām̐llabdhvā tasya tadāntaram .
dhanuściccheda bhallena nanāda ca punaḥ punaḥ ..51..
sa vikṛttadhanurdaityaḥ khaṅgaṃ dīptānalaprabham .
bhrāmayitvā vicikṣepa tamapyasyācchinattadā51 ..52..

Advancing with speed, even though he was being struck by [Yama's] attendants, / he, possessing great velocity, struck Yama on the chest with his fist. // 43 // / And again he struck his buffalo upon the head with his foot. / Both of them, bewildered, having spun around for a short distance there, // 44 // / quickly abandoned Andhaka, O best of sages, and departed. / Jayanta, reaching Ilvala, pierced him with ten arrows. // 45 // / Ilvala quickly cut down his banner adorned with gems, / the harness of his horses, and his golden whip. // 46 // / Deprived of their harness, his haughty horses abandoned the chariot / and ran away neighing; Jayanta was left without a chariot. // 47 // / Abandoning his chariot, the lord, the son of Śakra, standing on the ground, / felled Ilvala's horses, charioteer, and banner. // 48 // / Then, both having lost their chariots and desiring victory over each other, / pierced each other with sharp arrows on their bows. // 49 // / Warding off the arrows loosed at each other, / warding off missiles with missiles, both roared like two oceans. // 50 // / Then the glorious son of Śakra, having found an opening against him, / cut his bow with a broad-headed arrow and roared again and again. // 51 // / That daitya, whose bow was severed, whirled a sword / radiant like blazing fire and hurled it; and he then cut that [sword] as well. // 52