Skandapurana 7.9.67_196

7.9.67_196

virocano balirbāṇo vātāśvaśca mahābalaḥ15 .
mayotha tārakākṣaśca vidyunmālī prabhākaraḥ ..16..
dundubhi16rmahiṣaścaiva ariṣṭo riṣṭa eva ca .
keśī ca dhenukaścaiva ajako vyaṃsa eva ca ..17..
tathā gaganamūrdhā ca asilomā ca dānavaḥ .
sūcīlomā tuhuṇḍaśca huṇḍaśca paratāpanaḥ ..18..
hastī duryodhanaścaiva vipākaḥ pāka eva ca .
balo murotha narako mūkendradamanāvapi17 .19..
aśvagrīva: sambaraśca tathānya:18 kālasaṃvaraḥ .
śālvaḥ19 śatabhujaścaiva drumo vthāghraśca dānava: ..8.90.20..
madhuśca kaiṭabhaścaiva mahāsaṃgara20 eva ca .
chāyāgrahaśca21 vikhyātaḥ22 seṃhikeyāśca viśrutāḥ ..21..

Virocana, Bali, Bāṇa, and the mighty Vātāśva, / Maya, and then Tārakākṣa, Vidyunmālin, and Prabhākara, / Dundubhi, Mahiṣa, Ariṣṭa, and Riṣṭa, / Keśin, Dhenuka, Ajaka, and Vyaṃsa, / as well as Gaganamūrdhan and the Dānava Asiloman, / Sūcīloman, Tuhuṇḍa, and Huṇḍa the scorcher of foes, / Hastin, Duryodhana, Vipāka, and Pāka, / Bala, Mura, then Naraka, and Mūka and Indradamana, / Aśvagrīva, Sambara, and another, Kālasaṃvara, / Śālva, Śatabhuja, Druma, and the Dānava Vyāghra, / Madhu, Kaiṭabha, and Mahāsaṃgara, / and the famous Chāyāgraha, and the renowned Saiṃhikeyas,