Skandapurana 7.18.89_80

7.18.89_80

come to Prahrāda; let us go quickly together. / By him, that mighty king of the Daityas, wishing to cause you displeasure, / was all this destruction of the sacrificial regions brought about.
This is not our offence; know it to be so, O protector of the gods!" / While those mountains were still speaking, Śakra, utterly enraged,
stripped them of their wings, hurling his thunderbolt again and again. / Deprived of their wings, all those lords of mountains,
fell upon the earth's surface, O Vyāsa, like birds with clipped wings. / Then the king of the Daityas, Prahrāda, foremost of the Asuras, hearing