The work Kālanirṇaya is attributed to Mādhavācārya and is also known by the titles Kālamādhava or Kālamādhavīya. It is a Dharmaśāstra text concerned with calendrical calculations and the determination of time according to traditional Hindu methods. The main text is divided in five prakaraṇa.First chapter (f.1a–16b) The first (Upotghāta) deals with a scholastic disquisition on time and its real nature. Title from internal colophon (f. 16v); alternate title from title page (f. 1r). Written in 9–11 lines per leaf.; 64 leaves foliated 1–50, 19–32, upper left and lower right verso; starting at folio 33 a secondary set of numbers is written on the top left and continues through the last leaf of the manuscript, 1–32. The primary foliation ends at folio 50 which corresponds with folio 18 of the secondary foliation. Mistakes are covered over in yellow or blacked out; some corrections and additions in margins; significant syllables, words, or phrases highlighted in red throughout.
Hindu/Vedic rituals & observances, Hindu Code, Dharmaśāstra, Paurohityaśastra.