Manuscript Digital Library
3,219+ South Asian manuscripts from repositories across the world
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_397
This manuscript contains the second chapter of the Sarvajñamitrāvadāna, which is identified as the Vajrasenāvadāna, as inferred from the reference to CF 434 in this catal...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_396
It is a hymn dedicated to the goddess Tārā, a revered figure in Mahāyāna and Vajrayāna Buddhism. This stotra is composed in the Sragdharā metre, a classical Sanskrit poet...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_395
This is the Sragdharāstotra, with a vernacular commentary named Sragdharāvadāna. It is a hymn dedicated to the goddess Tārā, a revered figure in Mahāyāna and Vajrayāna Bu...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_394
Sragdharāstotra written in black ink with a commentary in red ink. It is a hymn dedicated to the goddess Tārā, a revered figure in Mahāyāna and Vajrayāna Buddhism. This s...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_393
This work is written in the praise of Ārya Tārā. Mss. written on black paper with faded white ink, making it difficult to decipher the lettering.
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_392
The Sragdharāṭīkā is a Sanskrit commentary on the Sragdharā Stotra, a hymn dedicated to the goddess Tārā, a revered figure in Mahāyāna and Vajrayāna Buddhism. This stotr...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_391
The Sragdharāṭīkā is a Sanskrit commentary on the Sragdharā Stotra, a hymn dedicated to the goddess Tārā, a revered figure in both Mahāyāna and Vajrayāna Buddhism. The st...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_390
Also known as the Lakṣacaityavratakathā, this narrative centers on a ritual devoted to the worship of stupas and is rooted in an avadāna framework. It includes descriptio...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_389
This is a manuscript of the Śiṣyalekha, a text from the Buddhist epistolary genre (lekha). The work was written by the Buddhist grammarian and poet Candragomin, who lived...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_388
The Samāvivekatīkā, also known as the Śiśubodhinī, is an important text in Vedic astrology composed by Mādhava, son of Govinda. In this mss, chapter endings are highlight...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_387
A dialogue between the two chief disciples of the Buddha, Śāriputra and Maudgalyāyaṇa. This mss. seems to be written in a verse and a prose style. Jātakamāla is written o...
General Library, The University of Tokyo