Matsyapurana 100.6

100.6

nāgamyamasyāsti jagattraye 'pi brahmāmbujasthasya tapo 'nubhāvāt
patnī ca tasyāpratimā munīndra nārīsahasrairabhito 'bhinandyā
nāmnā ca lāvaṇyavatī babhūva sā pārvatīveṣṭatamā bhavasya //

Owing to his powers, acquired by the practice of penances, no place in the three worlds was inaccessible to him, seated on his lotus given by Lord Brahmā. His queen, Lāvaṇyavatī, was worthy to be honoured by thousands of ladies. In beauty and womanly virtues, she had no equal. She was like the Goddess Pārvatī, the noble Consort of the Lord Śiva.—6.