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Catuṣaṣṭhī balividhi

EAP1296/2/68 Language : Sanskrit and Newari Scripts : Newari


This is a Buddhist ritual text, discussed about sisty four bali.




Bṛhajjātaka

EAP1296/2/69 Language : Sanskrit Scripts : Devanagari


This is an Astrology based text. The name of the text has been given here is doubtful. Actual name of the text would be Bṛhajjātaka vary famous astrological work of Varāhamihira. This text has also the commentary named Jagaccandrikā of Bhaṭṭotpala.




Gītārcana

EAP1296/2/70 Language : Sanskrit Scripts : Newari


This text describes music, commonly known as caryāgīta in Nepal. The name of the text has been given here is doubtful. This text have also mentioned about King Narendra Malla Deva.




Lehacintāmaṇī

EAP1296/2/71 Language : Sanskrit Scripts : Devanagari


This is a famous Āyurveda text.




Durgatimaṇḍala pūjā vidhi

EAP1296/2/72 Language : Sanskrit Scripts : Devanagari


This is a Buddhist ritual text




Jātakālaṁkāra

EAP1296/2/73 Language : Sanskrit Scripts : Devanagari


This is an Astrology text. This text has mentioned few details about its printed version. During the description text has mentioned Babu Kailesvara Singh as the owner of the building where the printing press was established and owner of the local shop, from where people can get the printed text. The name of the printing-press owner was Babu Kisun dyal Singh and the person who printed the text was Ramadatta.




Śāntisāra

EAP1296/2/74 Language : Sanskrit Scripts : Devanagari


This is a Hindu ritual text. This manuscript is a printed copy of the text. In the post colophon part of the text has describes the geniology of the author as: Dinakarabhṭṭa son of Rāmakṛṣṇabhṭṭa, son of Nārāyaṇabhṭṭa, son of Rameśvarabhṭṭa. This text was printed by Mahadeva Gopala Amrapurkar, son of Bhṭṭagopala. The name of the printing press was Jñānadarpaṇa, established in Mumbai.




Caryāgīta

EAP1296/2/75 Language : Newari Scripts : Newari


This text has salutation songs dedicated to various Buddhist deities. This songs are called Caryāgīta. During the time of ritual performances Caryāgīta plays accompanying ritual dances.




Ratnamālāvadāna

EAP1296/2/76 Language : Sanskrit Scripts : Newari


This is an Avadāna text. The story is about one monk Upagupta and King Aśoka. Upagupta presented stories in front of King Aśoka. Those are very famous religious stories known as Avadāna. It seems that the particular story which is narrated here is Padmāvadāna, 22nd chapter of Ratnamālāvadāna.




Ekallavīracaṇḍamahāroṣaṇatantra

EAP1296/2/77 Language : Sanskrit Scripts : Newari


This is a famous buddhist Tantric text




Guhyakalaśa puja evaṁ yajna vidhi

EAP1296/2/78 Language : Sanskrit Scripts : Devanagari


This is a Buddhist ritual text.This is a ritual manual about sacred vase and fire sacrifice.




Āryya Vasundhrā dhāraṇī

EAP1296/2/79 Language : Sanskrit Scripts : Newari


This is a Buddhist Dhāraṇī text, dedicated to Godess Vasundharā.




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