Manuscript Digital Library
3,219+ South Asian manuscripts from repositories across the world
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EAP1023/16/16
This manuscript describes about hunting. It is written in Sanskrit and Devanagari script. This manuscript is very old. It was copied sometime in the seventeenth century.
TUCL
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EAP1023/16/17
This is a Hindu Puja ritual text describing fasting observed during Rama Navami during the Dasahara festival . This festival is celebrated to commemorate victory of good...
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EAP1023/16/18
These are the Vaidik Mantras and are from Rugveda [Rgveda]. It is recited to mitigate bad effects of the deceased ancester in the family. It is aimed at positive impacts...
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EAP1023/16/19
Agasthya is a Vedic sage and believed as the incarnation of Brahma. Agasthya appears in numerous itihasas myths and epics including Ramayana [Rāmāyaṇa] and Mahabharata [M...
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EAP1023/25/43
This text is the book of marriage rituals. This is the fifth chapter of the text
TUCL
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EAP1023/25/45
Grihya Sutra of Paraskarab belongs to the White Yajurveda and forms an appendix to Katyayana's Srauta Sutra. It describes rules of Vedic domestic ceremonies.
TUCL
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EAP1023/25/44
This text is the book of marriage rituals. This is the fourth chapter of the text.
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EAP1023/25/42
A text on Dharmaśāstra start by Dinakara Bhaṭṭa and completed by his son Viśveśvara alias Gāgā Bhaṭṭa, both of them belongs to the famous Bhaṭṭa family. Dinakara was the...
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EAP1023/25/41
He Drona Parva in the Mahabharata [Mahābhārata] is the seventh of eighteen books of the famous Hindu epic Mahabharata [Mahābhārata]. Drona Parva traditionally has 8 sub-b...
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EAP1023/25/40
This manuscript is the Brahmmottara Khanda of Skandha Purana [Skandapurāṇa].
TUCL
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EAP1023/25/39
This is a ten life cycle rituals of the Hindus. It starts from 'Garbhadhan' to ' Samavartanam. Those rituals are observed by the Hindus in India and Nepal.
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EAP1023/25/38
A Dharmaśāstra text by Nārāyaṇa Bhaṭṭa(1513 C.E.), son of Rāmeśvara Bhaṭṭa. The text discusses Saṃskāra inspired from Āśvalāyana-smṛti.