Skandapurana 6.2.85.71

6.2.85.71

70 atha durdhaṣeśvaraliṃgamāhāmyavarṇanam, durdharṣanāmno rājño mṛgayāyai vane gamanam, tatra kalpākhyasyarṣeḥ kanyāṃ dṛṣṭvā tayā mohitena tatra vāsakaraṇam, rājyasya nāśe tatprāptyai mahākālavane śivapūjanena tasya rājyaprāptiḥ sarvasukhopabhogānantaramante mokṣaprāptiśca, durdharṣeśvaraliṃgamāhātmyavarṇanam. .. .... .151 1

70. Now, the description of the māhātmya of the Durdharṣeśvara liṅga: The king named Durdharṣa going to the forest to hunt; seeing there the daughter of the seer named Kalpa, being infatuated with her and dwelling there; upon the loss of his kingdom, worshipping Śiva in the Mahākāla forest to regain it, his attainment of the kingdom, and after enjoying all pleasures, in the end the attainment of liberation; the description of the māhātmya of the Durdharṣeśvara liṅga. (151.1)