Skandapurana 7.20.65

7.20.65

dakṣakṛtaḥ kratvanuṣṭhānārambhaḥ . tatra rudrāya yajñabhāgāpradānam. parvatīprakopaḥ . bhadrakālīharibhadra( vīrabhadra) - yorutpattiḥ . tatkṛtaṃ kratuvidhvaṃsanam . mṛgarūpeṇa palāyamānasya yajñasya vīrabhadrakṛtaḥ śīrṣacchedaḥ, devaiḥ kṛtā devadevastutiḥ . devānāṃ maheśvarodarapraviṣṭānāṃ vividhādbhutalokavicitrapuradarśanam . kālakarṇyā utpattiḥ tadbhayād devānāṃ bhasmakūṭe nilayanam . bhasmasaṃsargāt teṣāṃ pāśupatatvaprāptiḥ, devaiḥ kṛtā kālakarṇīstutiḥ, devānprati devadevasyānugrahaḥ . yajñasya mṛgaśīrṣatāsamāpattiḥ, bhadrakarṇahradabhadreśvarayormahimā haribhadrasya puṇyakṣetratvam, kubjāmrakabrahmāvarttayoḥ samākhyā . dakṣakṛtā pārvatīparameśvarayoḥ stutiḥ, dakṣaṃ prati śivayoranugrahaḥ . arjunānadī- kanakhalayornāmanirvacanaṃ samāhātmyam .

The commencement of the performance of the sacrificial rite undertaken by Dakṣa. The failure to offer a sacrificial share to Rudra therein. The anger of Pārvatī. The birth of Bhadrakālī and Haribhadra (Vīrabhadra). The destruction of the sacrificial rite wrought by them. The decapitation by Vīrabhadra of the sacrificial rite fleeing in the form of a deer; the praise of the God of Gods uttered by the gods. The sight of various wondrous worlds and extraordinary cities by the gods who had entered the belly of Maheśvara. The birth of Kālakarṇī; the hiding of the gods in a heap of ashes out of fear of her. Their attainment of the state of Pāśupatas through contact with the ashes; the praise of Kālakarṇī uttered by the gods; the grace of the God of Gods toward the gods. The assumption of the head of a deer by the sacrificial rite; the glory of the lake Bhadrakarṇahrada and Bhadreśvara; Haribhadra's status as a sacred kṣetra; the designation of Kubjāmraka and Brahmāvarta. The praise of Pārvatī and Parameśvara offered by Dakṣa; the grace of Śiva and Pārvatī toward Dakṣa. The etymology of the names of the river Arjunā and Kanakhala, along with their māhātmya.