Vyasa. Mahabharata (№ 405252)

Karna's body fell to the ground, spewing blood from its wounds, like a mountain of red stone, split from the blow of Indra's perun during a thunderstorm and streaming crimson rain streams down the slopes. And his head, against desire, parted with its mighty body, as the owner reluctantly leaves his magnificent palace, shining with wealth. And then a wonderful sight appeared before everyone who saw the death of Karna: a dazzling radiance arose from the body of the fallen knight and, rising to the sky, merged with the radiance of the sun.