Bhagavatapurana 5.6.7

5.6.7

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tasya ha vā evaṃ mukta-liṅgasya bhagavata ṛṣabhasya yogamāyā-vāsanayā deha imāṃ jagatīm abhimānābhāsena saṅkramamāṇaḥ koṅka-veṅka-kuṭakān dakṣiṇa-karṇāṭakān deśān yadṛcchayopagataḥ kuṭakācalopavana āsya kṛtāśma-kavala unmāda iva mukta-mūrdhajo 'saṃvīta eva vicacāra //

7. The body of the glorious Rishabha, who was free from Linga, was, through seeming attachment and (1) by virtue of the lingering powers of Yoga in it, traversing this world; and by force of chance, passed through the countries of Konka, Venka, Kutaka, South Kanara and having come into the forest adjoining Kutakachala, with a stone filling his mouth, like one stricken with insanity, and leaving his hair to be blown by the wind, in complete nakedness, he wandered about.