Manuscript Digital Library
3,219+ South Asian manuscripts from repositories across the world
Akshesvar Mahabihara; images and metadata are from the Endangered Archives Programme
Nepala Saṃvat - 1012 & 1030 (1891 & 1909 ce.)
EAP1296/2/200
This is a Buddhist ritual text, with two different dates.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvata - 1020 (1899 ce.)
EAP1296/2/60
A text on Buddhist ritual consecration.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvata - 932 (1811 ce.)
EAP1296/2/201
This text has salutation songs called Caryāgīta dedicated to various Buddhist ties. These are sung in accompaniment to ritual dances. This includes mention of three later...
Aksheswara Mahavira
Vikrama Saṃvata - 1930 (1873 ce.)
EAP1296/2/181
A text on different Hindu deities.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala saṃvat - 960 (1839 ce.)
EAP1296/2/177
A Buddhist ritual text on initiation ritual and worshipping Uṣṇiśa Maṇḍala.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvat - 949 (?) (1828 ce.)
EAP1296/2/121
According to NCC this is a Tantra text on medicine, magic, enticement, poison-cure, alchemy. Some manuscripts identify the author as Pārvatīputra Nityanātha, others as Nā...
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala saṃvat - 971 (1850 ce.)
EAP1296/2/115
A Mahāyāna Sūtra, said to be uttered by the Buddha on Gṛdhrakūṭaparvata at Rājagṛha, and highly revered in Mongolia (NCC). Its fundamental message teaches that the Four H...
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvata - 931 (1810 ce.)
EAP1296/2/97
This sutra text describes Sukhāvatī, realm of Bodhisattva Amitābha.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Śaka - 1813 (1891 ce.)
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
Saṃvata 1945 (1888 ce.)
EAP1296/2/73
This is a text on astrology. It contains details about its printed version: Babu Kailesvara Singh is the owner of the building with the printing press, and owner of the s...
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvat - 996 (1875 ce.)
EAP1296/2/35
It is a poetic account of the origin of Svayambhū or Ādi Buddha in Nepal.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvat - 969 (1848 ce.)
EAP1296/2/27
A Mahayana Buddhist sutra, said to have been preached by the Buddha in Lanka, first to the serpent king, and then, at the invitation of Rāvana, to an assembly of monks an...