Skandapurana 16.344

Īśvara said:
Then one should go, O great goddess, to the liṅga that destroys sins, / situated to the northeast and to the north of Kapileśvara,

named Jaradgaveśvara, installed by Jaradgava, / the destroyer of sins such as the killing of a brahmin; there is no doubt in this.

Right there is situated, O goddess, the divine river Aṃśumatī; / having bathed there according to the rule, one should offer the piṇḍa.

It brings satisfaction to the ancestors for more than a hundred million years; / a bull should be given there to a brahmin who has crossed to the end of the Vedas.

Then one should worship the god Jaradgava with fragrant pastes and flowers, / with the liquid of the five nectars, and with offerings of bdellium incense,

with praises, prostrations, and circumambulations, day and night; / one should feed brahmins there with different kinds of eatables and foods: / by feeding one alone, ten million are fed.

In the Kṛta age that sacred ford was known by the name Siddhodaka; / in the Kali age, however, it is celebrated as the Jaradgaveśvara sacred ford.

Thus ends the three hundred and forty-fourth chapter, entitled “Description of the Greatness of Jaradgaveśvara in the Greatness of Aṃśumatī”, in the Greatness of the Prabhāsa Field, in the first [part] of the Prabhāsakhaṇḍa, in the collection of eighty-one thousand verses in the glorious Skanda Mahāpurāṇa.