Aksheswara Mahavira
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Catuṣaṣṭhī balīmālā
EAP1296/2/80
This is a Buddhist ritual text on 64 types of sacrifice (bali).
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Aksheswara Mahavira
Aksheswara Mahavira
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Āryya Vasundhrā dhāraṇī
EAP1296/2/79
This is a Buddhist Dhāraṇī text, dedicated to Goddess Vasundharā.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Date not listed
Guhyakalaśa puja evaṁ yajna vidhi
EAP1296/2/78
This is a Buddhist ritual manual about the sacred vessel and fire sacrifice.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Śaka - 1813 (1891 ce.)
Śāntisāra
EAP1296/2/74
This is a printed copy of a Hindu ritual text. The post colophon describes the genealogy of the author as: Dinakarabhaṭṭa son of Rāmakṛṣṇabhṭṭa, son of Nārāyaṇabhṭṭa, son...
Aksheswara Mahavira
Aksheswara Mahavira
Date not listed
Catuḥṣaṣṭibalividhi
EAP1296/2/68
This is a Buddhist ritual text on 64 types of sacrifice (bali).
Aksheswara Mahavira
Aksheswara Mahavira
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Yogāmbara samādhi (nityacaryā vidhi)
EAP1296/2/63
This is a Buddhist ritual text. It may be a part of Bṛhatsūcī text.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Date not listed
Caṇḍamahāroṣaṇa pūjā vidhi
EAP1296/2/57
This is a Buddhist ritual manual for the worship of Candamaharoshana.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Date not listed
Śrāddha yāgu saphū/Piṇḍaśrayaguyā pradāṇa naṁdu
EAP1296/2/55
The title is ambiguous and suggests these are two texts of Buddhist ritual related to Śrāddha and Piṇḍa. This is written in an exercise book, so is relatively recent.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvata - 1029 (1908 ce.)
Saṃkṣiptadisīpujā
EAP1296/2/54
This is written in an exercise book, so is comparatively recent. It describes a Buddhist ritual called Disīpujā, an abbreviated form of Sambharodaya disi which is connect...
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvat - 1107 (1986 ce.)
Pāpaparimocana nirdeśa
EAP1296/2/49
This is a Buddhist ritual text, described as ‘Buddhist ceremonies spoken by Mañjuśrī from Sarvatathāgatadvādaśasahasra-pārājikāvinayasūtra.’ (NCC).