Skandapurana 14.50

Pulastya said: / Then one should go to Koṭitīrtha, which destroys all sins, / where ten million sacred fords gathered with ease, O king.

When the terrible Kali age falls upon the surface of the earth, O king, / all people become barbarians; from contact with them, sacred fords are polluted.

Of the thirty-five million sacred fords abiding on earth, / ten million of them then dwelt on the mountain named Arbuda,

ten million at Puṣkara, O king, and at Kurukṣetra, / and five million at Vārāṇasī, praised by the gods together with Indra. / O king, all the gods together with Indra protect them.

Whenever, afflicted by fear from contact with barbarians on all sides, / the sacred fords quickly abide in these aforesaid places,

exactly three groups of ten million sacred fords, / along with five million, have emerged there on the earth, removing all sins.

Therefore, one should take a ritual ablution there with every effort, / especially on the thirteenth day of the dark fortnight in the month of Nabhasya.

Whatever ritual ablution and the like, recitation and fire-offering and the like are done there, / all becomes multiplied ten millionfold, O king, by its grace, without a doubt.

Thus ends the fiftieth chapter, titled ‘Description of the Power of Koṭitīrtha,’ in the Arbudakhaṇḍa, the third [part] of the Prabhāsakhaṇḍa, the seventh [book] of the glorious Skanda Mahāpurāṇa, a collection of eighty-one thousand [verses].