Skanda Purana 4.101.9

4.101.9

7 śivaśarmākhyasya mathurāpurīsthadvijasya svadehe samāgatāṃ jarāṃ dṛṣṭvā cintodgārāḥ, saptapurīyātrārthaṃ gṛhādbahirdvijasya prayāṇam, ayodhyāyātrāṃ samāpya prayāge samāgamanam, prasaṅgena prayāgamāhātmyavarṇanam, dvijasya kāśīyātrākathanam, tasya mahākālapurīprayāṇam, tatprasaṅgānmahākālamāhātmyakathanam, māyāpurītīrthayātrākathanam, dvijasya māyāpuryāṃ dehāvasānam, puṇyaśīlasuśīlanāmakavaiṣṇavagaṇā-
dhiṣṭhitasvarṇavimānamāsthāya dvijasya nabhovartmārohaṇaṃ ca.. 33 1

7. The reflections of concern of a brahmin named Śivaśarman residing in the city of Mathurā upon seeing old age come upon his body; the brahmin's departure from his home to undertake a pilgrimage to the seven sacred cities; his arrival at Prayāga after completing the pilgrimage to Ayodhyā; description of the Prayāgamāhātmya in this context; account of the brahmin's pilgrimage to Kāśī; his departure to the city of Mahākāla; account of the Mahākālamāhātmya in that context; account of the pilgrimage to the sacred ford of Māyāpurī; the end of the brahmin's body in Māyāpurī; and the brahmin's ascent to the path of the sky, having mounted a golden aerial chariot occupied by the Vaiṣṇava attendants named Puṇyaśīla and Suśīla. .. 33 1