This Dhāraṇī manuscript is badly written, however, text is in tact. It is in Sanskrit written in Pracalit Newārī script. It was written in the eleventh century of Nepal era.
This is an Aparājitā Dhāraṇī manuscript. It is in the Pracalit Newārī script. This Dhāraṇī is in Sanskrit . Folios are fine and are in good condition. It was written in the eleventh century of Nepal era. It was copied by a Vajrācārya of Hena Varṇa Mahāvihāra. Its size is 23.5X7 CMs.
This is the Praṇidhāna manuscript. Its language is Sanskrit and script is Pracalit Newārī. Its writing is fair and is in very good condition. It has complete folios.
This is a Dhāraṇī manuscript of a Tantric deity called Kālacakra. It is written in Sanskrit with Pracalit Newārī script. Some folios in this manuscript are missing. Folios are partly damaged too.
This is the Dhāraṇī of Gaṇeśa written in Pracalit Newārī script. It is an old and partly damaged. A simple sketch of Ganeśa is depicted on the first folio of the manuscript.
This is the Mañjuśrī Dhāraṇī written in Pracalit Newārī. It was written in the eleventh century of Nepal Samvat. This manuscript is in very good condition, however, its writing is rough and careless. The size of the folio is 19X8.5 CMs in size.
This manuscript is the Stotra of Cvāskāminī. It is composed in Sanskrit and written in Pracalit Newārī script. Its paper is in good condition. Since the first folio is missing it is incomplete.