Skandapurana 2.6.5.3

2.6.5.3

2 itthamuktvā śāṃḍilyasya svāśramagamanam, parīkṣidrājñastatra māthuramaṇḍalaṃ pratyāgamanam, vajraparīkṣidrājabhyāṃ govindagopīlalitasthānasthāpanam, māthurasyāsamantato bahūnāṃ grāmāṇāmavasthāpanam, māthure kuṇḍakūpādipūrtakarmapūrvakaśivaliṅgasthāpanam, śrīkṛṣṇaviraheṇa kṛṣṇapatnīkṛtaśokavarṇanam, kāliṃdīvarṇitabhagavadguṇānuvādavarṇanam, govardhanaparvatasamīpe parīkṣidādīnāmuddhavadarśanavarṇanam 214 1

2. Having spoken thus, Śāṇḍilya's departure to his own hermitage; King Parīkṣit's return there to the Mathurā region; the establishment of the sacred places of Govinda, the Gopīs, and Lalitā by Kings Vajra and Parīkṣit; the settling of many villages all around Mathurā; the establishment of Śivaliṅgas preceded by works of public welfare such as ponds and wells in the Mathurā region; the description of the grief of Kṛṣṇa's wives caused by separation from Śrī Kṛṣṇa; the description of the recitation of the Lord's qualities described by Kālindī; the description of the darśana of Uddhava by Parīkṣit and others near Mount Govardhana. 214 1