Skandapurana 6.3.238.p34

6.3.238.p34

33 agnitīrthamāhātmyam, tatra pūrvakālikasya duryodhanākhyasya kasyacidrājñaḥ kanyāṃ sudarśanānāmnīṃ yācitumāgatasya dvijarūpadhāriṇo vahnerasavarṇatvādrājñā duryodhanena niṣedhakaraṇam, tato duḥkhitasyāgneradarśanam, yajñaṃ cikīrṣorduryodhanasya rājño yajñakuṇḍe vahnyabhāvaṃ dṛṣṭvā savismayībhavanam, tatkāraṇaṃ jñātvā agninā samaṃ svasutāyā vivāhakaraṇam ... ..... .... .. ...0 208 2

33. The māhātmya of Agnitīrtha: there, when Agni in the form of a twice-born came to ask for the daughter named Sudarśanā of a certain king of ancient times named Duryodhana, King Duryodhana's refusal because Agni did not belong to the same caste; then the disappearance of the grieved Agni; King Duryodhana, wishing to perform a sacrifice, becoming filled with wonder upon seeing the absence of fire in the sacrificial pit; having learned the cause of that, the marriage of his own daughter to Agni. 208 2