Matsyapurana 44.31

44.31

jagāma dhanurādāya deśamanyaṃ dhvajī rathī
narmadāṃ nṛpa ekākī kevalaṃ vṛttikāmataḥ //

After that, he armed himself with bow and arrows and seating himself in a chariot with a streaming banner over it, started all by himself to seek his fortune in other lands. He went to some place on the banks of the Narmadâ, whence he went to the Rikṣavanta hills and settled there along with others. There he married a noble lady, named Chaitrâ. He did not marry any other lady, in spite of his not getting any children from his wife Chaitrâ. Sometime after, the King Jyâmagha brought a beautiful damsel as a booty of his victory in a war; and said to the queen, through fear of her, that she was a daughter-in-law; whereupon the queen, amazingly enquired whose son’s wife she was.—31-34.