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Bilingual adaptation of Indriya yamaka. Extent and format of original material: 1 fascicle of 27 inscribed, 1 uninscribed folios. Author(s) of original material: Tipiṭakālaṅkāra dhammarājaguru (Munindaghosa), Toṅʻ bhī lā Charā toʻ. Scribe of original material: [Ariyāvaṃsa].
Single-text manuscript containing a curricular text. Extent and format of original material: 2 files. Physical characteristics: Palm leaf. Gilded folios with red pigment band in the middle. Complete. Covers added by the project team.
A highly technical bilingual translation of Sandhikappa section of the Kaccāyanapakaraṇa applying an analysis of syntactical relations between the words to elucidate the meaning through this exercise. Extent and format of original material: 1 fascicle of 19 inscribed folios,. Physical characte...
Multiple-text manuscript containing curricular texts. Extent and format of original material: 3 files. Physical characteristics: Palm leaf. Undecorated folios. Complete. Covers added by the project team. Owner(s) of original material: [Haṃ laṅʻʺ] Kyī to [ra].
A short grammatical note named Toṅʻ tvaṅʻʺ niyaṃ in the colophon but having no resemblance of niyaṃ. Extent and format of original material: Part of the fascicle of 2 (1 + ¾) inscribed folios.
A commentary on ’A rhaṅʻ Tipiṭakanāga niyaṃ reflecting the explanation of the root text as taught by Paññājota [? the Second Bāʺ ka rā Charā toʻ], a disciple of Sai ’aṅʻʺ Charā toʻ. The teaching method of Paññājota was recorded by his student Rhve toṅʻ Rhaṅʻ Visuddhācāra. This version of the com...
Part (single fascicle) of a multiple-text manuscript for monastic ritual use containing a two-section kammavācā. Originally, this manuscript consisted of at least nine fascicles, seven of which are currently kept at the Gawthitayon-kyaung monastery in Halin (ms WL-HL-GTY 026), while one is prese...