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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.77.35

10.77.35

आधावत: सगदं तस्य बाहुं भल्ल‍ेन छित्त्वाथ रथाङ्गमद्भ‍ुतम् । वधाय शाल्वस्य लयार्कसन्निभं बिभ्रद् बभौ सार्क इवोदयाचल: ॥ ३५ ॥

ādhāvataḥ sa-gadaṁ tasya bāhuṁ bhallena chittvātha rathāṅgam adbhutam vadhāya śālvasya layārka-sannibhaṁ bibhrad babhau sārka ivodayācalaḥ

ādhāvataḥ
running toward Him
sa-gadam
carrying his club
tasya
his
bāhum
arm
bhallena
with a special kind of arrow
chittvā
severing
atha
then
ratha-aṅgam
His disc weapon
adbhutam
wonderful
vadhāya
for the killing
śālvasya
of Śālva
laya
at the time of universal annihilation
arka
the sun
sannibham
exactly resembling
bibhrat
holding
babhau
He shone
sa-arkaḥ
together with the sun
iva
as if
udaya
of the sunrise
acalaḥ
the mountain

As Śālva rushed at Him, the Lord shot a bhalla dart and cut off his arm that held the club. Having finally decided to kill Śālva, Kṛṣṇa then raised His Sudarśana disc weapon, which resembled the sun at the time of universal annihilation. The brilliantly shining Lord appeared like the easternmost mountain bearing the rising sun.