Matsyapurana 154.436

154.436

babandha praṇayodāravisphāritavilocanaḥ
kapālamālāṃ vipulāṃ cāmuṇḍā mūrdhnyabandhayat //

The seers the serpents, the Yakṣas the Gāndharvas the Kinnaras, and the Devas, all, came to the Gandhamâdan mount, well arranged and became the attendants of Śiva and assuming beautiful forms began to arrange the pandal Brahmâ very lovingly decorated the plaited hair of the Lord with the moon and infused love and generosity into the fire of the Third Eye of the Lord The Goddess Chāmuṇdâ tied several garlands of heads on Her neck and said to Śiva, "Pray, beget a son who may be the destroyer of Târakāsura and thus I may be gratified with the blood of the demons.—434-437.