Manuscript Digital Library
3,219+ South Asian manuscripts from repositories across the world
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eap_79002014
This is a Dhāraṇī sutra text dedicated to the Buddhist deity Mahāpratyaṁgīrā. It describes the pūjā-vidhi (ritual method) of the deity. Folio 1a features an illustration...
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eap_79002013
This is a collection of stotra texts dedicated to various forms of the Bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara (as referenced by Benoytosh Bhattacharya). The stotra described include:...
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eap_79002012
This manuscript is a collection of various stotra (hymns), which are written in a poetic style. The described texts include: (f.3a) Pañcākṣara stotra (f.3b) Buddhadharma...
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eap_79002011
This is a vrata text praising the Buddhist goddess Vasundharā (or Vasudhārā). She is the goddess of both wealth and prosperity, and this text describes the positive impac...
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eap_79002010
The text describes buddhist ritual but it has incomplete. It has starts some middle part of buddhist text and end with Bhramitavidyā other part of the text is atha vaisra...
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eap_79002009
This text is a Fragment part of some buddhist medical text. The text mentioned some Ayurvedic words, Vātaja. Pittaja, kaphaja doṣa with Lokeśvara deity. Though it is not...
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eap_79002008
The text has describes about the puja vidhi f.1, has the name of the buddhist deity Vairocana wth bija mantra and his puja vidhi, f.5, the vairocana pūjā vidhi is ending...
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eap_79002007
The text is divided into two parts. The first part, written on modern paper, describes various Buddhist goddesses and their associated Bīja Mantras. Including; Śrī Nairāt...
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eap_79002006
The text describes two composite manuscripts. First Manuscript is describes only the Bīja mantras (seed syllables) of various Buddhist deities. The names of the deities...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_500
This popular Nepali Hindu textual tradition deals with Hindu rituals (vratas) and narrates stories of Pārvatī and Śiva. According to scholars, it is believed that the ori...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_499
The Svayambhū-purāṇa exists in several versions of varying lengths. The present text, composed in four chapters, represents the longer version known as the Vṛhat (great)...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_498
The Svayambhū-purāṇa exists in several versions of varying lengths. The present text, composed in four chapters, represents the longer version known as the Vṛhat (great)...