Skanda Purana 7.20.238

7.20.238

bhagavataḥ śūlinaḥ pārvatyā saha rajanyāṃ śmaśānadarśanāyābhigamanam . kramādujjayinīṃ prāptena bhagavatā śūlinā śmaśāne saṃskārārthamānītaṃ mṛtaṃ viprabālamujjīvya tasya gaṇatvapradānam . tato gatvā, tīrthayātrāṃ samāpya hima- vacchikhare yajñavareṇa yajatāṃ devānāṃ mahādevena darśanadānaṃ vareṇacchandanaṃ ca .

The Lord, the Trident-holder, going together with Pārvatī at night to view a cremation ground. The Lord, the Trident-holder, having gradually reached Ujjayinī, restoring to life the dead son of a brahmin brought to the cremation ground for funeral rites, and granting him the status of an attendant gaṇa. Then going and granting a vision, as Mahādeva, to the gods performing the best of sacrifices on the peak of the Himālaya after completing their pilgrimage to sacred fords, and pleasing them with a boon.