Mahāratharājasya Vyākhyāna-kathā

The manuscript begins at folio 218 and ends at folio 241. Since the manuscript starts in the middle of the text, some folios from the beginning are missing. Based on the surviving portion and the colophon, the work appears to be a condensed Nepal Bhāṣā (Newar) version of the Mahāratharāja Vyākhyāna-kathā, a Buddhist narrative associated with Upoṣadha Devaputra and the Buddha. The text likely belongs to the Buddhist kathā tradition and was intended to convey religious teachings, meritorious deeds, and moral values through narrative exposition.