Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 23
कुजंभस्य रथो युक्तः पिशाचवदनैः खरैः । तावद्भिर्महिषस्योष्टैर्गजस्य च हयैर्युतः
kujaṃbhasya ratho yuktaḥ piśācavadanaiḥ kharaiḥ | tāvadbhirmahiṣasyoṣṭairgajasya ca hayairyutaḥ
El carro de Kujambha fue enganchado con asnos de rostro semejante al de los piśācas. Del mismo modo, el de Mahiṣa fue unido con camellos, y el de Gaja con caballos en igual número.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta), narrating to the sages
Scene: A demonic war procession: Kujambha’s chariot yoked to donkey-like beasts with piśāca faces; beside it Mahiṣa’s chariot drawn by camels; Gaja’s chariot drawn by horses—each vehicle bristling with weapons, banners, and dust rising like smoke.
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When the mind is driven by tamas, even its ‘vehicles’ become distorted—Purāṇas depict this through grotesque, unsettling imagery.
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