Kriyāsamuccaya

A 14th century (probably) Tantra text composed by Jagaddarpaṇa, also known as Darpaṇācārya, is a significant work on Tantric rituals. It plays a key role in monastic architecture, the technique of maṇḍala drawing, and various Tantric initiations. Its influence on the Tibetan exegetical tradition is profound. This manuscript contains many sections a few of them are ācāryālakṣaṇavidhi f.5a, Puṣkariṇī-arghavidhi f.14b, Pratimā-arghavidhi f.15a, saddharma-likhana-arghavidhi f.15b, jīrnoddhāra-arghavidhi f.16b, arghādidānavidhi f.17a, śiṣyasaṃgrahavidhi f.19a, maṇḍalagṛhādividhi f.21b, vighnakīlanavidhi f. 47b, kaladhivāśanavidhi f.52b, sūtrādhivāsanavidhi f.55a, sarvamaṇḍalasādhāraṇvidhi f.61a, śrīcakrasamvaravajravārāhimaṇḍalasūtra f.62b, maṇḍalasūtravidhi f.71a, trīpuṭamaṇḍala f.127a, mukhādibhāvanāvidhi f.176b, devatādhivāsanavidhi f.176b, vidyāpratiṣṭhāvidhi f.182a, nānākarmākṣasūtravidhi f.183b, puṣkariṇīvāpikūpādipratiṣṭhāvidhi f.188a, gurumaṇḍala f.190b, poṣadhavidhi f. 193b.