Manuscript Digital Library
3,219+ South Asian manuscripts from repositories across the world
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvata - 1064/ Buddhābda - 2488 (1943 ce.)
EAP1296/2/220
This is a printed manuscript. At the end it says it was written for a ritual performed by Jagatamāna Vaidya (from Lalitapur) and his family at Tantragara Mahāvihāra.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvat - 1045 (1924 ce.)
EAP1296/2/218
This is a Buddhist Tantric ritual text. It is the work of two hands, the older writing in Newari script, the latter in Devanagari.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala saṃvat - 1080 (1959 ce.)
EAP1296/2/171
A text containing rules for Buddhist monks, to ascertain sins and assign penalties.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala saṃvat - 1045 (?) (1924 ce.)
EAP1296/2/163
An incomplete manuscript with different mantras and Dhāraṇīs of different Buddhist deities. The abbreviation differs from the title ascribed.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala saṃvat - 1069 (1948 ce.)
EAP1296/2/134
A Buddhist Tantric text, invoke Caṇḍamahāroṣaṇa.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Samvata - 1045? (1924 ce.)
EAP1296/2/88
This is based on the Yogācāra school of Mahāyāna Buddhism. The author is not mentioned, but several manuscripts with the same title are ascribed to Asaṅga. The author is...
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvata - 1043 (1922 ce.)
EAP1296/2/84
This a well-known avadāna text.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvata - 1063 (1942 ce.)
EAP1296/2/70
This text is on music, commonly known as caryāgīta in Nepal. There is mention of King Narendra Malla Deva.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvata - 1029 (1908 ce.)
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.)
EAP1296/2/49
This is a Buddhist ritual text, described as ‘Buddhist ceremonies spoken by Mañjuśrī from Sarvatathāgatadvādaśasahasra-pārājikāvinayasūtra.’ (NCC).
Aksheswara Mahavira
Aksheswara Mahavira