Ekallavīraśrīcaṇḍamahāroṣaṇatantra

A Buddhist Tantra text, composed around the 11th century, consisting of 25 chapters (paṭalas). The text discusses various Tantric practices, the philosophy of Buddhist Tantra, mantras, magical rites and rituals, and many other topics. The text is composed in the form of a dialogue between Vajrasattva and his consort Vajradhātvīśvarī. In the post-colophon, this manuscript documents the name of the owner or possibly the patron who commissioned the creation of this manuscript for his and his family's well-being. The name and family lineage are recorded in the manuscript by the scribe as follows: Bhājukuḍu, his wife Jagalakṣmī, son Bhājunanda, and grandson Sarvānandabhuvanarasiṃha.