Matsya Purana 187.26

187.26

cirāttvamāgato vipra! sthīyatāmidamāsanam.
evaṃ sambhāṣayitvā tu nāradaṃ ṛṣisattamam
tasya bhāryā mahādevī hyanaupamyā tu nāmataḥ .. 187.24

The demon king who was seated on a majestic throne with the brilliance of the twelve suns wearing earrings coronet, garlands and armlets of gold studded with precious stones, stood up to receive the sage Narada, and said "Devarṣi! you have come here of your own accord. I offer you an oblation and water for washing your feet." He then saluted the sage and said "Let me know your commands and I shall carry them out You have come here after a long time Pray take your seat"-20 23

Afterwards Anaupamyâ queen said-"Nârada! what dharma pleases the Devas? which ordinance is most gratifying to them?-24 25.