Skandapurana 5.279.50

5.279.50

51 vyāghravacanānnandinyā svasthānaṃ gatvā vatsasya tṛptikaraṇama, sarvānpṛṣṭvā nandinyā vyāghrāgre gamanam, tena tasyāḥ satyatvaṃ dṛṣṭvā paścāttāpena muktiprāptyarthaṃ tasyai praśna karaṇam, śāpādvyāghratvaṃ prāptasya nṛpasya naṃdinīdarśitabāṇasthāpitaliṃgasya pūjanena vyāghratvaprāpakācchāpānmuktvā pūrvavadrājatvaprāptiḥ, tato harārādhanāṃ vidhāya svanāmnā liṃgasthāpanam, śivaloke gamanaṃ ca, kalaśeśvaraliṃgamāhātmyavarṇanam.. 59

51 In accordance with the tiger's word, Nandinī's going to her dwelling and satisfying her calf; having taken leave of all, Nandinī's arrival before the tiger; seeing her truthfulness, [the tiger's] question to her out of remorse in order to obtain liberation; the king who had attained tigerhood through a curse, having worshipped the liṅga installed by Bāṇa as shown by Nandinī, being released from the curse causing tigerhood and regaining his former kingship; then, having worshipped Hara, his installation of a liṅga in his own name, his departure for the world of Śiva, and the description of the māhātmya of the Kalaśeśvara liṅga. 59