Skandapurana 2.2.50.18

2.2.50.18

17 indradyumnena kratukaraṇārthaṃ sendrāndevānstutvā āmantrya ca devasāhāyyena vājimedhakratuyajñamahotsavakaraṇam, tadyajñaprabhāveṇendradyumnasya dinedine kāntyādhikyaṃ gatasya svapne śeṣaśāyibhagavaddarśanam, nāradaṃ prati svapnavṛttānte prokte nāradena tasya
svapnasya suphalakathanam.... - -.. .. .... 80 1

17. Indradyumna, in order to perform the sacrifice, praised and invited the gods headed by Indra, and with the help of the gods celebrated the great festival of the horse sacrifice; by the power of that sacrifice, Indradyumna, whose splendour increased day by day, saw the Lord reclining on Śeṣa in a dream; when the account of the dream was related to Nārada, Nārada explained the auspicious fruit of that dream. 80 1