Text praising the Hindu god Śiva (named Maheśvara); the recitation of the prayers is performed during the rites of the protective kavaca, a kind of amulet employing mantras and prayers. Cotton and wood pulp paper; moderate condition, unbound. 9 x 43 cm; 3 folios; newspaper wrapper. Notes and numbers written on manuscript by modern Bengali scholars: Kra: 2996; Vi: 211; 109 naḥ.
Maheśvarakavaca
File details
Creation date:
18th century-19th century
Languages:
Sanskrit
Scripts:
Bengali
Content type:
Manuscript
Originals information:
"The original manuscripts are all housed at the Ramamala library in Comilla, Bangladesh.".
Reference:
EAP683/1/1/41
Level:
File
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7 Tiff images
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