Vishnupurana 5.24.4

5.24.4

parāśara uvāca:
ity uktaḥ praṇipatyeśaṃ jagatām acyutaṃ nṛpaḥ
guhāmukhād viniṣkrāntaḥ dadṛśe so 'lpakān narān //

Thus praised by the wise Muchukunda, the sovereign of all things, the eternal lord, Hari, said to him, "Go to whatever celestial regions you wish, lord of men, possessed of might irresistible, honoured by my favour. When you have fully enjoyed all heavenly pleasures, you shall be born in a distinguished family, retaining the recollection of your former births; and you shall finally obtain emancipation". Having heard this promise, and prostrated himself before Achyuta, the lord of the world, Muchukunda, went forth from the cave and beholding men of diminutive stature, now first knew that the Kali age had arrived. The king therefore departed to Gandhamāddana, the shrine of Naranārāyana, to perform penance.