Skandapurana 5.279.61

5.279.61

62 viṣakanyātyāgamakurvato nṛpasya maraṇaprāptiryuddhavarṇanaṃ ca, sarvalokāpavādāñchrutvā viṣakanyāyāstapo'rthe vanaṃ prati prayāṇam, mārge svapūrvajanmasmaraṇena duḥkhitāyā viṣakanyāyāḥ pañcāgnisādhanādikaṃ ghoraṃ tapo vilokya pārvatyendrāṇīrūpeṇā- gamanam, indrāṇīto varamagṛhītvā tayā punastapasi kriyamāṇe pārvatyā tāṃ prati svarūpadarśanam, viṣakanyayā pārvatīstavanam, pārvatyā saha viṣakanyāyāḥ kailāse gamanam , śarmiṣṭhātīrthamāhātmyavarṇanam......... ..0 69 2

62 The king who would not abandon the poison-maiden meeting death, and a description of the battle; hearing the reproach of all the world, the poison-maiden setting out for the forest for the sake of austerity; on the way, the poison-maiden, grieved by the recollection of her previous birth, undertaking terrible austerity such as the practice of the five fires, and Pārvatī arriving in the form of Indrāṇī upon beholding it; when she did not take a boon from Indrāṇī and performed austerity again, Pārvatī revealing her true form to her; the poison-maiden's hymn of praise to Pārvatī; the poison-maiden's departure for Kailāsa together with Pārvatī; and the description of the māhātmya of the Śarmiṣṭhātīrtha. 69 2