The Great Epic of the Bhārata dynasty 3.173.3

3.173.3

veśmāni tānyapratimāni paśyankrīḍāśca nānādrumasaṃnikarṣāḥ |
cacāra dhanvī bahudhā narendraḥ so'streṣu yattaḥ satataṃ kirīṭī || 3 ||

Vaisampayana said, "In company with that hero equal unto Indra, Arjuna--that foremost of men, sported in the pleasure-gardens of the lord of treasures (situated) in those woods on that romantic and excellent mountain. And surveying those peerless and various pleasure-grounds filled with diverse trees, that chief of men, Kiriti, ever intent upon arms, ranged at large, bow in hand. And having through the grace of king Vaisravana obtained a residence, those sons of a sovereign cared not for the prosperity of men. And, O king, that period of their (lives) passed peacefully. And having Partha in their company, they spent four years there even like a single night. And as the Pandavas lived in the wood, (these four years) and the former six, numbering ten, passed smoothly with them.