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The text describes the death of the forefathers, followed by some rituals, which are called Piṇḍadān Kriyā. The text names various items used during the Piṇḍadāna Kriyā, including: Candanacandadāna Pāramitā and Naivedyadāna Pāramitā.
At the end of the text, the Yajamāna (patron/performer) will perform Namaskar (obeisance) to the forefathers and to the offerings (fruits, lamp, incense stick), which are all attributed to them. It is written in Newari language and Devanagari script, at the end of the folio Thaṃlipājakapiṇḍakarma kriyā.
At the end of the text, the Yajamāna (patron/performer) will perform Namaskar (obeisance) to the forefathers and to the offerings (fruits, lamp, incense stick), which are all attributed to them. It is written in Newari language and Devanagari script, at the end of the folio Thaṃlipājakapiṇḍakarma kriyā.
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