Skandapurana 7.18.2_35

7.18.2_35

krodhaṃ tatyāja śakre tu tutoṣa ca divaukasām .
tataste girayaḥ sarve devī ca himavatsutā . .7 1 . .
devarājastathā śakro hṛṣṭā guhamapūjayan .
bhagavānapi saṃtuṣṭastanayāya varān dadau . .72 . .
yayau cāpi gireḥ śṛṅgaṃ divyaṃ himavataḥ śubham .
sārdhaṃ guhena devyā ca mātṝṇāṃ gaṇanāyakaḥ ..73 . .
krauñcena sahitāścāpi meruvindhyādayocalāḥ .
śakraśca surarāṭ devaḥ svāni sadmāni bhejire . .74. .
evametadyathā43 krauñcaḥ krauñcasārasavāsinaḥ .
guhena dāritaḥ śaktyā paścāccaiva44 kṛtomaraḥ 3175. .
dṛśyate cāpi45 tat krauñce kṣataṃ śaktyācalottame .
naikadaivatasaṃvāsaṃ yadabhūdvistṛtaṃ46 mahat ..76 ..

relinquished his anger against Śakra and was pleased with the heaven-dwellers.
Then all those mountains, the goddess daughter of Himavat, / and Śakra the king of gods, rejoiced and worshiped Guha.
The Blessed One too was delighted and granted boons to his son, / and the leader of the host of Mothers went with Guha and the goddess / to the divine, auspicious peak of Mount Himavat.
And the mountains, Meru, Vindhya, and the others, along with Krauñca, / and Śakra the king of gods, the god, repaired to their own abodes.
Thus it was that Krauñca, who dwelt in the Krauñcasārasa, / was split with the spear by Guha and was afterwards made immortal.
And that cleft made by the spear is still seen in Krauñca, the foremost of mountains, / which became wide and vast, an abode of many deities.