Matsya Purana 154.29
Matsyapurāṇa 154.29
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154.29
puṣpavṛṣṭiṃ pramumucustasmiṃstu himabhūdhare.
jagurgandharvamukhyāśca nanṛtu ścāpsaro gaṇāḥ .. 154.105
meru prabhṛtayaścāpi mūrtimanto mahābalāḥ.
tasmin mahotsave prāpto divya prabhṛta pāṇayaḥ .. 154.106
saritaḥ sāgarāścaiva samājagmuśca sarvaśaḥ.
himaśailo'bhavalloke tathā sarvaiścarācaraiḥ .. 154.107
sevyaścāpyabhigamyaśca saśreyāṃ ścācalottamaḥ.
anubhūyotsavaṃ devā jagmuḥ svānālayān mudā .. 154.108
Thousands of Devas began to roam about in the firmament seated in their Vimânas Brahmâ, Viṣṇu, Indra, Vâyu and Agni also felt extremely delighted and began to shower flowers on the Mount Himâlayas The chief Gandharvas began to sing and the groups of nymphs began to dance The great mountains like the Sumeru, &c, manifesting themselves in human forms presented themselves to the Himâlaya with offerings of various articles and all the rivers and the oceans did similarly The Mount Himâlaya became adorable and pleasing and the Devas after adoring him returned to their abodes—104-108
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- The Matsya Puranam — A Taluqdar of Oudh 1916, English
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