Skandapurana 7.9.63

7.9.63

jayantopi yathā cakraṃ vidhātā balavām̐stadā .
bhrāmayāmāsa detyendraṃ yugāntāmbudavannadan ..59..
atha svayaṃ hiraṇyākṣaḥ sondhako balireva ca .
bāṇotha vipracittiśca śaṃbarotha virocanaḥ .. 8.86.60 . .
kālakeyāśca te daityāḥ paulomāḥ siṃhikāsutāḥ .
nivātakavacāścainaṃ samantāt paryavārayan ..61..
sa taiḥ śarairgadābhiśca parighairdīghavedhanaiḥ55 ..
anyai56śca bahubhiścitrairāyudhai:5 7 prahato bhṛśam ..62..
sa hanyamānastaṃ devo jayantaḥ śakranandanaḥ .
hiraṇyākṣapathe58 kṣiptvā prādravad yena devatāḥ59 ..63..

Jayanta too, like the powerful Dispenser of destiny with his discus, / whirled the lord of the daityas around, roaring like an end-of-the-aeon cloud. // 59 // / Then Hiraṇyākṣa himself, Andhaka, and Bali, / Bāṇa, Vipracitti, Śambara, and Virocana, // 60 // / and the daityas, the Kālakeyas, the Paulomas, the sons of Siṃhikā, / and the Nivātakavacas surrounded him on all sides. // 61 // / Struck violently by them with arrows, maces, / iron clubs of long pierce, and many other diverse weapons, // 62 // / being thus struck, the god Jayanta, son of Śakra, / flung him into Hiraṇyākṣa's path and rushed to where the deities were. // 63