Composite text (i. Haripūjana, ii. Kārakaprakaraṇa, iii. Vājasaneyasaṃhitā, iv. Bālabodharasasaṃgraha, v. Amarakośa, vi. grahalāghava, vii. Dāna, viii. Jāgadīśī Nyāyaprakaraṇa)

This is a composite manuscript containing different texts on the different subjects. The text Haripūjsnam remained in Image No- 1&1. Here different rituals are offered for worshipping Hari started from the month os Māgha. Different types of flowers like campaka, shefalikā, yūthikā and Kunda are mentioned for the worshipping the deity. Special Pūjā should be done on the special moment of Ekādaśī. Like different rituals offered in Phālguna, caitra, Vaiśākha, Jaisthya special pūja is mentioned in the months od Bhādra with speical food offering in combinaton with milk, butter and ripe palm fruit (tāla), becaues the month of Bhādra the birth month of Hari (kṛṣṇa). also the worship of hari is also narrated in the month of Āśvina. At the time of worshipping Hari diffeent types of flowers, performance of dancing, muscial intruments are also narrated. And in this way the devotee will get salvation Image 3 and 4 describe Kārakaprakarana, which starts with ̍prātipadikārtha Lingaparimāna vacanamātre Prathamā ̍ . Image 5,6,7and 8- Vājasaneya Samhitā is the primary, foundational text of the Śukla Yajurveda. It serves as a comprehensive manual od sacrificial formulas containing the precise mantras chanted by the presiests during major vedic rituals. Here mentioen of Indra, Agni and Mitrāvaruna is found. In image 9 and 10- remains Bālabodharasasamgraha whose owner is Anireddhaśarman. Here differednt types of stars like Mrgaśira, Abhijit. In Image no 11 Amarakośa is found. The text starts with prithivi varga. Image 12 and 13 the text grahataghava exists. Here the movement of Constellation is narrates. Image 14-17 different types of Dāna are narrated. They are suvarṇapātradāna(gift of golden vesssel), Tāmrapātradāna (gift of copper vessel), roupyspātradāna (gift of dilver vessel), vastradāna (gift of cloth ) following the rule of purāna. Image 18 and 19- there exists same some stray papers written in Newari Language abd Nepālākasra script and two pictures of temple towers. Image 20- there is a blank paper. Image 21 - Nyāya of Jagadīśa. Here discussion on Anumāna, Abhāva and Sādhyatāvacchedaka remain. No continued pagination is there so the number of the text is given following the order of image no. cjange of handwriting is also seen in case of each text.