Skandapurana 1.4.65.28

1.4.65.28

27 vivāhottaraṃ śivasya pārvatyā saha maṃdarācalodyāne bhavyasuṃdaramaṃdire gatvā ramaṇam- tasminnavasare tārakāsuratrastairdevaiḥ stutikaraṇottaraṃ pārvatyā nijāṃgamalato gaṇapatiṃ nirmāya devānāṃ sāhāyyārthaṃ gaṇapatipradānam, gaṇapatinā devahitārthadaityānāṃ śaśvadvighnakaraṇam, tato vīrakākhyasya gaṇasya pārvatyā putrīkaraṇavṛttāṃtavarṇanam, tataḥ śivapārvatyoḥ parasparaṃ narmoktivaśena śivena pārvatyāḥ kālīnāmnā''hvāne kṛte kupitāyāḥ pārvatyāḥ śivaṃ prati marmaspṛṅmarmoktibhirnirbhartsanam -. 129 2

27. After the wedding, Śiva going with Pārvatī to a grand and beautiful mansion in the garden of Mount Mandara and sporting [there]; on that occasion, after praise was offered by the gods who were terrified of the demon Tāraka, Pārvatī fashioning Gaṇapati from the dirt of her own body and giving Gaṇapati to the gods for their assistance; Gaṇapati constantly creating obstacles for the demons for the welfare of the gods; then the narration of the story of Pārvatī taking the gaṇa named Vīraka as her son; then, by virtue of playful banter between Śiva and Pārvatī, when Śiva addressed Pārvatī by the name 'Kālī', Pārvatī becoming enraged and rebuking Śiva with sharp, heart-wounding words... 129 [2]