Mixed Bundle

Composite multiple-text plam-leaf manuscript comprised of texts for curricular use and bundled from two or three different copying projects. Plain teak covers. Red lac. leaves. Decorated woven cotton ribbon. Coarse cotton wrapper. Extent: 1 palm-leaf manuscript. Custodial history: (owner of the manuscript) = Ca le mrui. bhunḥ tau krīḥ Ūḥ Tiloka. Additional date information: Copied c. 1890s-1900 Keywords: Buddhism, Liturgy, Didacticisms, Abhidhamma, Poetry, Remove, History, Languages and Grammar. This manuscript contains the following 7 texts: EAP1150/1/122/1: Kaccāyanapakaraṇa pāṭha Description: Two copies of Kaccāyanapakaraṇa. The first copy currently includes section four to eight, the first three sections are misplaced and missing. The second copy currently includes sections two to eight, the first section has been misplaced and is missing. Kaccāyanapakaraṇa is the oldest surviving work on Pali grammar composed over time by multiple contributors but ascribed by tradition to single author named Kaccāyana, often understood as the disciple of the Buddha. Kaccāyanapakaraṇa has been the foundation of Pali grammatical literature commented upon and elaborated in multiple works. Extent: gu-ṭhe. Author(s)/Creator(s): Ascribed to Kaccāyana. Additional date information: Copied 1902 EAP1150/1/122/2: Abhidhammatthasaṅgaha (Saṅgruih) pāṭha [Abhidhammatthasaṅgaha (Saṅgruihʻ) pāṭha] Description: Abhidhamma handbook in Pali. Extent: ṭhai-ḍhu. Author(s)/Creator(s): Anuruddha. Additional date information: Copied 1902 EAP1150/1/122/3: Paritta pāli Description: Two copies of a collection of protective verse texts in Pāli used in Burma for liturgical purposes. Contains also notes on the metre of verses. Extent: ṇu-te. Additional date information: Copied 1896 EAP1150/1/122/4: Rāsī pvai. lūḥ tāḥ [Rāsī pvaiʹ lūʺ tāʺ] Description: Vernacular poem celebrating the months of the year. Extent: tai-thi. Additional date information: Copied 1896 EAP1150/1/122/5: Samuiṅḥ [Samuiṅʻʺ] Description: Vernacular verses predicting the glory of Burmese kings of the late eigteenth and late nineteenth centuries. Extent: thī-thāḥ. Custodial history: (donors of the manuscript) = Re Tvaṅ rvā ne Ūḥ Pe ja nīḥ May Mhau. Additional date information: Copied 1896 EAP1150/1/122/6: Ovāda thūḥ pyui. [Ovāda thūʺ pyuiʹ] Description: Vernacular didactic poem. Extent: da-dha. Additional date information: Copied 1896 EAP1150/1/122/7: Paritta nissaya Description: Bilingual translation and commentary on a collection of protective verses in Pali. Extent: dhā-pū. Additional date information: Copied c. 1890s-1900.