Skandapurana 3.1.53.10

3.1.53.10

7 atha devyā mahiṣāsuraprahitacaṇḍakopākhyāsurahananānantaraṃ yuddhārthaṃ svayamupasthitena mahiṣāsureṇa saha tumulayuddhakaraṇama, tato devyā mahiṣāsuravadhakaraṇam, mahiṣāsura-vadhena saṃtuṣṭairdevairdevyāḥ stutikaraṇam, tato deveṣu svasvādhikārasthāneṣu gateṣu satsu jaganmātrā devyā dakṣiṇodadhitīre dharmapuṣkariṇītīrthadevīpattanayornirmāṇapūrvakaṃ varapradānam , śrīrāmacandreṇa navagrahasvarūpanavapāṣāṇasthāpanapūrvakaṃ naladvārā setu-nirmāpaṇam, setvārambhasīmāsthānavarṇanam, setunāthaharimāhātmyam , cakratīrthapra-śaṃsā, darbhaśayanasthānamārabhya setuyātrārambhakathanam...... .... 15 1

7. Now, after the Goddess slays the asura named Caṇḍakopa sent by Mahiṣāsura, a tumultuous battle fought with Mahiṣāsura himself, who arrived for combat; then the slaying of Mahiṣāsura by the Goddess; the gods, pleased by the slaying of Mahiṣāsura, praising the Goddess; then, when the gods returned to their respective stations of authority, the Goddess, Mother of the Universe, creating the Dharmapuṣkariṇī tīrtha and Devīpattana on the shore of the southern ocean and granting boons; the glorious Rāmacandra having the bridge constructed by Nala after installing the nine stones embodying the nine planets; the description of the boundary location where the bridge begins; the māhātmya of Hari, Lord of the Bridge; praise of Cakratīrtha; and the statement of the beginning of the pilgrimage to the bridge starting from the place of Darbhaśayana. 15 1