Skandapurana 1.4.65.50

1.4.65.50

49 nāradasthāpitamahīnagarasthitavividhatīrthamāhātmyaprasaṃge jayādityamāhātmyavarṇanam, tatra nāradena sūryadarśanārthaṃ sūryalokaṃ prati gatena nijasthāpitamahīnagarasthabrāhmaṇapraśaṃsāyāṃ kṛtāyāṃ sūryanārāyaṇena tatratyabrāhmaṇānāṃ darśanārthaṃ vṛddhātithirūpeṇāgamanam, tatra jñānacarcārūpaparamabhojanamākāṅkṣato bhāskarasya hārītaputreṇāṣṭavarṣavayasā kmaṭhākhyena sarvaśāstrīyasiddhāntasiddhajīvagatyādiviṣayakapraśnānāṃ suspaṣṭatayottarapradānena sūryabhagavato'tyantasaṃtoṣaprāptivṛttāntavarṇanam..... 183 2

49 In the context of the greatness of various tīrthas situated in Mahīnagara founded by Nārada, description of the greatness of Jayāditya; therein, when Nārada went to the realm of the Sun to see the Sun and praised the brahmins living in Mahīnagara founded by himself, Sūryanārāyaṇa arrived in the form of an elderly guest to see the brahmins there; therein, as the Sun-god desired the supreme meal in the form of philosophical discussion, an eight-year-old son of Hārīta named Kamaṭha gave lucid answers to questions regarding the state of the soul after death and other topics established by the doctrines of all the śāstras, and the Sun Lord attained extreme satisfaction... 183 2