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Satra Senko Kathā
eap_67616026
Satra Senko Kathā is a folktale about Prince Satra Sen and Suvarṇakeśarī. Written in Old Nepali, this classical narrative tells the story of how the prince is captivated...
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eap_67616026
Satra Senko Kathā is a folktale about Prince Satra Sen and Suvarṇakeśarī. Written in Old Nepali, this classical narrative tells the story of how the prince is captivated...
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eap_67603006
The Svayambhū Mahācaitya pūjā describe the ritual worship of the famous Swayambhunath Stupa. The text contains only the Bija mantra in Newari language. It has not mention...
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eap_79021069
This is a ritual text to Nepal region. It describes several deitys pūjā vidhi at home which is a daily ritual for a Hindu people. The manuscript is good readble and red i...
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eap_79002004
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,...
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eap_79008001
This manuscript has an illustration of the Swayambhu (Svayambhū) Stupa in Nepal Kathmandu. Just like the stupa the illustration has two eyes of Buddha which in the stupa...
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eap_79005047
This is an Ayurvedic text on medicinal properties, Ajirṇamañjarī attributed to Kāśīnātha or Kāśīrāja.This text describes the medicinal properties of different fruits such...
Aksheswara Mahavira
Aksheswara Mahavira
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EAP1296/2/135
A Buddhist ritual text related to Vajravārāhī.
Aksheswara Mahavira
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EAP1296/2/107
This is a Buddhist text, well-known among Newari Mahāyāna Buddhists for its Puranic legends about Kathmandu Valley.
Aksheswara Mahavira
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EAP1296/2/98
This is on the performance of Buddhist ceremonies. Upoṣadha is a Buddhist day of observance.
Aksheswara Mahavira
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EAP1296/2/52
It is written in an exercise book, so is comparatively recent. It is a Mahāyāna sūtra in praise of Avalokiteśvara.
Aksheswara Mahavira
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EAP1296/2/33
This is written in an exercise book so is comparatively recent. A Mahāyāna sutra text, it defines ten different stages or bhūmī for attaining Buddhahood.