Skandapurana 3.1.53.20

3.1.53.20

17 atha tasminnagastitīrthe svanayena rājñā dīrghatamāmuneḥ satkārakaraṇam atrāṃtara eva tatrāgastitīrthe snātuṃ saśiṣyasamūhasyodaṅkamaharṣerāgamanam , udaṅkadīrghatamasoḥ samā-gamaḥ, athedaṅkadarśanārthaṃ svanayena rājñā''gatya nijoddeśanivedanam, athodaṅkena saha dīrghatamaso svanayasya rājñā kakṣīvate nijakanyāpradānasyānumodanam, tataḥ svanayena rājñā madhurāpurītaḥ svaparicārakaiḥ kanyāmānīya vivāhavidhinā kakṣīvate kanyādānakaraṇam, tataḥ svarṇagodāsīgrāmādivipulavaivāhikaprābhṛtapradānam, atha dīrghatamaso munestatsarvamādāya putreṇa snuṣayā ca saha vedāraṇyasthita svāśramaṃ pratyāgamanam, svanayena rājñā'ntaḥpuraiḥ sahāgastitīrthe snātvā svapuraṃ prati gamanam, agastitīrthamāhātmyam........... 32 1

17. Now follows the honoring of the sage Dīrghatamas by King Svanaya at that Agastitīrtha; right then the arrival at Agastitīrtha of the great seer Udaṅka with the assembly of his disciples to bathe; the meeting of Udaṅka and Dīrghatamas; then King Svanaya's coming to see Udaṅka and stating his intention; then Dīrghatamas's consent, together with Udaṅka, to King Svanaya's giving his daughter to Kakṣīvat; then King Svanaya, having brought the maiden from the city of Mathurā by his attendants, bestowed his daughter upon Kakṣīvat according to the marriage rite; then the gifting of vast bridal dowries of gold, cows, female slaves, villages, and the like; then the sage Dīrghatamas, taking all that, returned with his son and daughter-in-law to his own hermitage situated in Vedāraṇya; King Svanaya, having bathed at Agastitīrtha together with his harem, went to his own city. The māhātmya of Agastitīrtha. ... [Chapter] 32.