1700–1850

Karavīramāhātmya (1-19)

ms_coll_390item_2349 · University of Pennsylvania

Sanskrit Devanāgarī Script Hindu pilgrimage sites Hindu legends of sages and deities.
Repository University of Pennsylvania
Reference No. ms_coll_390item_2349
Language Sanskrit
Date 1700–1850

About this Manuscript

The work of Karavīramāhātmya text about greatness of Kolhapur goddess Mahālaṣmi. Karavīra is the old name of Kolhapur, a city located in the state of Maharashtra, India. The godesses Mahālaṣmi is one of the 3 and half shakti peeth from Maharashtra. Manuscript consists glory of the goddess Mahālaṣmi. It is in a discussion between the legendary sage Agasti and his wife Lopāmudrā. Text is incomplete containing full chapters from 1–19 (f. 1b–49a) and ending in chapter 20 with jāpyate paśavaṃputrādha (f. 58a). Title is taken from colophon of chapter 19 (f. 49a). The manuscript is written in 9-10 lines per leaf. 59 leaves are foliated 1–22, 24, 24–58, [i], upper left and lower right verso. Mistakes are blacked out; some corrections and additions in margins.

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Catalogue Metadata

Title Karavīramāhātmya (1-19)
Repository University of Pennsylvania
Reference Number ms_coll_390item_2349
Collection Collection of Indic Manuscripts
Language Sanskrit
Script Devanāgarī
Subject Classification Hindu pilgrimage sites, Hindu legends of sages and deities.
Date 1700–1850
Place of Origin United States of America
IIIF Manifest Public IIIF manifest available

Subjects & Keywords

Hindu pilgrimage sites Hindu legends of sages and deities.