Manuscripts from Indian Collection

Author(s): National Museum New Delhi
Publisher: National Museum New Delhi

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आत्मपठनार्थ लेखकपाठकयोः शुभं भूयात् ।। A pupil of the line of Kakkasūri of Upakeśagachchha, named Dhanasāra, had the manuscript written at Asalakoța for his study.
Lent by the Rajasthan Oriental Research Institute, Jodhpur (Rajasthan).
SANGĪTAŠIROMANI
(A musical text) Foll. 174; size 25.5 X 8.5 cm; paper; Devanāgari script; 6 lines to a page; Sanskrit, dated Samvat 1544 (A.D. 1487). Author: Pandits from different parts of the country; scribe: Vega Rāya Kāyastha. Begins : ...तो माध्यन्दिनीं विदुः। पंचमो धैवतश्चेतौ स्वरौ कौयुमशाखिनौ ।
काण्वशाख निषादस्य स्वरशाखा क्रमादमूः ॥ Ends : संगीतांबुधिमंदरीकृतनिजप्ररिभिज्ञैर्जगद्रक्षायोद्ध तकार्मुकस्य धवलं सन्नाहमामुञ्चता ॥
वीरश्रीसुरुताणसाहिनृपतेरादेशतो निम्मिते श्रीसंगीतशिरोमणावयमगाद्गीतप्रकाशोद्गमः ॥ Colophon : इति श्री संगीतशिरोमणी मलिक शार्क श्री सुलुता(ण)शाहिमलिकाज्ञया नानादेशीयपंडित
मंडलीविरचिते गीतप्रकाशो नाम प्रथम: परिच्छेद : समाप्त: ।। स्वास्ति श्री भूमिग्रामशुभस्थाने । महाराजाधिराज श्री खरगसिंघदेवभुज्यमानराज्ये महाराजाश्री खरगसिंधदेव आत्मपठनार्थं परोपकारार्थं लिखापितं ॥ ॥ लिखितं गौडान्वयकायस्थवेगरा
येन ॥ संवत् १५४४ वर्षे भाद्रवदि १० भौमवासरे ।। ।। शुभमस्तु ।। The language is corrupt at places.
Composed by a set of Pandits under orders of Malik Sārka(?) Sultan Shah. Written by Vega Rāya Kāyastha of the Gauda family at the instance of King Kharag Singha Deva.
Lent by the Oriental Research Institute, Jodhpur (Rajasthan).
DURGĀSAPTAŚATI (Verses extolling the deeds of Durgā)
Foll. 72; size 17.5x9.3 cm; paper; Devanagari script; Sanskrit; dated
Jain Education Intemational