tan -- them; pitha-mukhyan -- headed by Pitha; anayat -- He sent; yama -- of Yamaraja, the lord of death; kshayam -- to the abode; nikritta -- cut off; sirsha -- their heads; uru -- thighs; bhuja -- arms; anghri -- legs; varmanah -- and armor; sva -- his; anika -- of the army; pan -- the leaders; acyuta -- of Lord Krishna; cakra -- by the disc; sayakaih -- and arrows; tatha -- thus; nirastan -- removed; narakah -- Bhauma; dhara -- of the goddess of the earth; sutah -- the son; nirikshya -- seeing; durmarshanah -- unable to tolerate; asravat -- exuding; madaih -- a viscous secretion produced from the foreheads of excited elephants; gajaih -- with elephants; payah-dhi -- from the ocean of milk; prabhavaih -- born; nirakramat -- he came out.

The Lord severed the heads, thighs, arms, legs and armor of these opponents led by Pitha and sent them all to the abode of Yamaraja. Narakasura, the son of the earth, could not contain his fury when he saw the fate of his military leaders. Thus he went out of the citadel with elephants born from the Milk Ocean who were exuding mada from their foreheads out of excitement.