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In the Padma Purana,
Their teeth were like dice, their bellies like large pots, and they were adorned like blooming Kutaja trees amidst the army. ||70|| Others were fierce Savaras, wielding fearsome weapons, with thick thighs, arms, and shoulders, appearing like proud Asuras. ||71|| They were merciless, eaters of animal flesh, foolish, eager for the slaughter of living beings. From birth, they were perpetrators of thousands of sins. ||72|| Their flags bore the marks of boars, buffaloes, tigers, wolves, and vultures. Their vassals were also terrifying, adorned with various vehicles, cloths, and umbrellas. ||73|| They were accompanied by swift foot soldiers, who had caused darkness in many battles, were as fierce as ocean waves, and made various terrifying sounds. ||74|| The Savara-like clouds, filled with anger, surrounded the Lakshmana-like mountain, driven by their vassal-like wind. ||75|| Just as a mighty elephant charges to destroy a herd of bulls, Lakshmana rushed to destroy them all. ||76|| As Lakshmana ran, they were thrown into disarray, crushed by their own people, and fell to the earth. Many warriors, their bodies mangled by fear, fled in all directions. ||77||
Then, the king, the inner-most, stopped the army and stood facing Lakshmana with all his forces. ||78|| As soon as he arrived, he engaged in a fierce battle and broke Lakshmana's bow with arrows raining down continuously. ||79|| Lakshmana was disarmed, his chariot destroyed, just as he was about to draw his sword. Seeing this, Rama, with the speed of the wind, drove his chariot forward. ||80|| Another chariot was quickly brought for Lakshmana, and Rama, like fire consuming a forest, set the enemy army ablaze. ||81|| He pierced many with showers of arrows, cut down many with golden tomahawks, and with his chakra, he severed the heads of many, causing their lips to curl. ||82||