Markandeyapurana 65.1

65.1

mārkaṇḍeya uvāca
tataḥ sa tābhiḥ sahitaḥ patnībhiramaradyutiḥ /
rarāma tasmin śailendre ramyakānananirjhare //

Mārkaṇḍeya spoke:
Then he, lustrous as the immortals, accompanied by his wives, lived in pleasure on that high mountain where were charming woods and cascades. The Nidhis,[1] being subject through the knowledge Padminī, brought gems for every kind of enjoyment, sweets and melodies, garlands, raiment, ornaments, richly scented unguent, most brilliant golden seats according to his desire, golden things (illustrious Sir!), pots and vessels, and also beds of divers kinds arrayed with heavenly coverings. Thus accompanied by them, he lived in pleasure at his own liking on that fine mountain, perfumed with heavenly odours and other fragrance, and illuminated with his lustre. And they enjoyed supreme delight, for that they were with him, sporting on that high mountain even as in Svarga.