Skandapurana 2.1.41.10

2.1.41.10

9 atha vasu nāmakaniṣādavṛttāntaḥ, sutahananodyuktaṃ vasuṃ prati bhagavadukti:, raṃgadāsasya śrīnivāsasevāyai śrīśeṣācalāgamanam, śrīnivāsārthaṃ raṃgadāsakṛtadivyodyānamaṇḍapādinirmāṇāni, raṃgadāsasya gaṃdharvakrīḍādarśanena bhagavatkaiṃkaryavismṛtiḥ, svarūpānusaṃdhānena lajjitaṃ raṃgadāsaṃ prati śrīnivāsavacanam , toṇḍamānnāmakanṛpavṛttānta:, tasya mṛgayārthaṃ śrīśeṣācalagamanam , śrīnivāsasamīpasthapañcavarṇaśukavṛttāntaḥ, toṇḍamānnṛpasya niṣādena saha śrīnivāsasamīpagamanam , toṇḍamānnṛpaṃ prati reṇukokti:, devādikṛtaśrīlakṣmīstuti:, --- --- - - -

9. Now, the account of the Niṣāda named Vasu; the speech of the Lord to Vasu who was intent on killing his son; Raṅgadāsa's arrival at Śrīśeṣācala for the service of Śrīnivāsa; the construction of the celestial garden, pavilion, and other structures made by Raṅgadāsa for Śrīnivāsa; Raṅgadāsa's forgetfulness of the Lord's service upon seeing the play of Gandharvas; the word of Śrīnivāsa to Raṅgadāsa, who was ashamed upon reflecting on his true nature; the account of the king named Toṇḍamān; his going to Śrīśeṣācala for hunting; the account of the five-colored parrot in the vicinity of Śrīnivāsa; King Toṇḍamān's going to the vicinity of Śrīnivāsa along with the Niṣāda; Reṇukā's speech to King Toṇḍamān; the hymn of praise to Śrī Lakṣmī made by the gods and others. [...]