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In the Padma Purana,
Even though they were dwelling in very difficult places, the lords of the sky bowed down to his feet with auspicious previous deeds. ||26||
The Acharya says that among all strengths, the strength created by actions is the greatest. With its rise, what king could not be conquered by him? That is, he was capable of conquering everyone. ||27||
Then, as he was about to go to conquer Indra, the king of the Vidhyadharas of Rathnapur, he remembered his sister Chandra-nakha and her husband Khar-dushan with great affection. ||28||
He set out and reached the vicinity of Patala-lanka. When his sister heard that her beloved brother was near and had arrived, she was filled with excitement. ||29||
It was the last watch of the night, and Khar-dushan was sleeping peacefully. Chandra-nakha woke him up with great love. ||30||
Then, Khar-dushan, emerging from Alankar-odayapur (Patala-lanka), worshipped Ravana with great devotion and with great celebration. ||31||
Ravana, in turn, worshipped his sister with affection. It is true that there is no love greater than the love of a brother. ||32||
Khar-dushan showed Ravana fourteen thousand Vidhyadharas who could change their forms at will. ||33||
Ravana made Khar-dushan, who was very skilled, a valiant warrior, and who had attracted the minds of all his vassals with his qualities, his equal in command. ||34||
Just as the Chamarendra, surrounded by a host of Asuras, emerges from Patala, so Ravana, accompanied by Khar-dushan and other Vidhyadharas, who were skilled in all kinds of weapons, set out from Patala-lanka. ||35||
Hidamba, Haihido, Dimba, Vikata, Trijata, Haya, Makota, Sujata, Tanka, the king of Kishkindha, Tripura, Malaya, Hemapala, Kola, and Vasundhara, and other kings were riding on various vehicles. All these kings were adorned with various weapons. ||36-37||
Just as the month of Shravana is filled with clouds filled with lightning and rainbows, so was Dasanan filled with all those Vidhyadhara kings. ||38||
Thus, shaking Kailasa,