Skanda Purana 3.1.53.49

3.1.53.49

45 śrīrāmeṇa sumuhūrte saikataśrīśivaliṅgapratiṣṭhākaraṇānantaraṃ hanumatā kailāsaparvatācchi-valiṅgānayanam , rāmeṇa svāgamanātpūrvameva sthāpitaṃ śivaliṅgaṃ dṛṣṭvā māruteḥ krodhapūrvakaśokākulatvadaśāvarṇanam, śrīraghunāthena mārutisāntvanam, tato rāmā-jñayā hanumatā hanumadīśvarasthāpanam , evaṃ tatra rāmeśvarādyekādaśaśivaliṅgavarṇa-
nam, atha hanumatā rāmasthāpitasītāvinirmitasaikataliṅgotpāṭanāya sāhasena prayatne kṛte'pi prayatnanaiṣphalyato mārutermūrchāprāptipūrvakaṃ patanam, atha śrīsītārāma-candrābhyāṃ māruteḥ svāsthyāya prayatnakaraṇam....... 84 2

45. After holy Rāma consecrated the sandy Śiva-liṅga at the auspicious moment, Hanumat brought a Śiva-liṅga from Mount Kailāsa; seeing that a Śiva-liṅga had already been installed by Rāma prior to his arrival, Māruti's state of distress accompanied by rage is described; holy Raghunātha consoled Māruti; then, at Rāma's command, Hanumat installed the Hanumadīśvara-liṅga; thus, the eleven Śiva-liṅgas there, beginning with Rāmeśvara, are described; then, although Hanumat made an audacious effort to uproot the sand-liṅga fashioned by Sītā and installed by Rāma, because of the futility of his effort Māruti fell down after swooning; then the blessed Sītā and Rāmacandra made efforts for Māruti's recovery. 84 2