Skandapurana 1.4.65.5

1.4.65.5

4 nāradena mahīsāgarasaṃgame sthānasthāpanārthaṃ dravyasyāpekṣitatvācchuddhanyāyena dravyārjanaviṣayaka cintāprāptau munīnāṃ mukhato dharmavarmanṛpatiṃ prati gatvā dharmavarmanṛpatiśrutākāśāvāṇīkathita dvihetu ṣaḍadhiṣṭhānam' ityādyekaślokārthavyākhyākaraṇena nṛpaṃ santoṣya tasya svoddiṣṭadānadharmakāryasādhanāya sāhāyyasaṃpādanam. 81

4. Nārada, requiring wealth to establish a settlement at the confluence of the Mahī and the ocean, feeling concern regarding the acquisition of wealth through pure and righteous means; from the mouth of the sages, going to King Dharmavarman and gladdening the king by explaining the meaning of a single verse heard by King Dharmavarman from a heavenly voice beginning with 'Having two causes, six foundations...', and obtaining his assistance to accomplish his intended pious duty of giving gifts. 81