Skandapurana 16.82

The goddess said: / What is this name 'Cakratīrtha' that was mentioned by you, O bull-bannered Lord? / Where does that sacred ford lie, and what is its efficacy? Tell me!

Īśvara said: / Anciently, in the war between the gods and the Asuras, Janārdana, having slain the Daityas, / washed there his discus stained with blood.

Hari himself, having brought eighty million excellent sacred fords there, / established them in that sacred ford, having purified Sudarśana; / and he made the name of the sacred ford famous as 'Cakratīrtha'.

Eighty thousand sacred fords and likewise eighty million [sacred fords] / are present there at Cakratīrtha, O great goddess; there is no doubt.

The best among men who takes a ritual ablution there with a concentrated mind / obtains the entire fruit of bathing in all sacred fords.

Eighty million sacred fords reside [there], O fair-faced one, / especially on an Ekādaśī and during an eclipse of the moon or the sun.

Having bathed there, O great goddess, one obtains the fruit of ten million sacrifices. / Listen to its various names through the aeons; I shall tell you:

Koṭitīrtha in the first kalpa; Śrīnidhāna in the second; / Śatadhāra in the third; and Cakratīrtha in the fourth.

Thus all the names throughout the past aeons / have been told to you; other names are likewise to be known by the wise in sequence.

There is no reckoning of whatever gift is given there; / Viṣṇu's sacred field is proclaimed to extend for half a krośa.

The sin of killing a brahmin shall not draw near; this is the truth spoken by me. / One who fasts for a month in that sacred field, maintains the sacred fire, observes vows,

studies the sacred texts, performs sacrifices, undertakes austerities such as the cāndrāyaṇa penance, / and properly offers sesame-water and funeral rites to the ancestors,

[Whether it be a fast of] one night or three nights, or a kṛcchra, or a sāṃtapana penance, / a one-month fast, or any other meritorious act:

Whatever a man performs after reaching the sacred field of the Enemy of the Daityas, / his merit becomes ten-millionfold greater than in any other sacred field; there is no doubt.

There, at the excellent Sudarśana sacred ford, one seeking the full fruit of pilgrimage / should make a gift of cows for the purification of all sins.

Even an outcaste, a dog-cooker, or an animal / who dies in that sacred ford attains the realm of Acyuta.

Thus has been declared in brief the origin of Cakra sacred ford, / a māhātmya that destroys all sins and grants the fruit of all desires.

Thus ends the eighty-second chapter, entitled 'Description of the Origin and Māhātmya of Cakra Sacred Ford on the Occasion of the Māhātmya of Daityasūdana,' in the first [part], the Māhātmya of Prabhāsa Sacred Field, of the seventh [section], the Prabhāsakhaṇḍa, in the great Purāṇa of Śrī Skanda consisting of eighty-one thousand verses.