Skandapurana 2.2.50.12

2.2.50.12

11 nīlādristhabhagavaddarśanasamutsuko'yamiti jñātvā tvāṃ tatra neṣyāmīti nāradavacanamākarṇya rājñaḥ purohitena samaṃ sarvanāgarikānanulakṣīkṛtya sarvaiḥ saha nīlamādhavadarśanaṃ grahītuṃ nāradena samaṃ bherīmṛdaṃgādivādyaiḥ saha caturaṅgasainyaṃ gṛhītvā bahiḥ prasthānam, pathi cotkaladeśasīmāsthāṃ carcikānāmnīṃ devī dṛṣṭvā tasyā varṇanam, oḍhrarājakṛtendradyumnasvāgatavarṇanam tayormithaḥ saṃbhāṣaṇottaraṃ niśīthe oḍhrarājña indradyumnājñayā nijanagaraṃ pratyāgamanādivṛttāntavarṇanam ...... -.. 70 2

11. Knowing that [the king] was eager to behold the Lord dwelling on the Blue Mountain, hearing Nārada's word, 'I shall lead you there', the king, taking into account all the citizens along with the royal priest, set out with all of them to obtain darśana of Nīlamādhava, accompanied by Nārada, taking a fourfold army with musical instruments such as kettledrums and mṛdaṅgas; on the road, seeing the goddess named Carcikā residing on the border of the Utkala country, a description of her; the description of Indradyumna's welcome by the king of Oḍhra; after their mutual conversation, at midnight, by Indradyumna's command, the description of the account of the king of Oḍhra's return to his own city and other events. 70 2