Publication Date
copy: [s.a.]
Publication Place
Bavarian State Library Munich -
Bavarian State Library Munich
Type
kitap
Language
Sanskrit
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Pages Count
96
Physical Dimensions
19 x 30,5 cm
Library
Qalamos
Library Asset ID
Cod.sanscr. 292
Record ID
DE12Book_manuscript_00009381
Library Location
Bavarian State Library Munich
Date
copy: [s.a.]
Notes
Bold Kashmiri Devanāgarī script on Kashmiri paper — Devīmāhātmya, also called Durgāmāhātmya, Saptaśatī or Caṇḍī, in 13 adhy. from the
Mārkaṇḍeyapurāṇa (adhy. 81-93), with the commentary Durgāṭīkā Laghuśāṃtanavī of the Nārāyaṇa-paṇḍita,
Son of Nṛsiṃhapaṇḍita called Vedakara. The text of the Māhātmya is quite similar
exactly the one printed in the edition of Poley (Berl. 1831) and the Indian prints
(Benares 1898 and others), as well as in the Bibl. Ind. edition of the Mārkaṇḍeya-purāṇa (Calcutta
1892). Before that come the introductory pieces: Devīkavaca, Argalāstotra, Kīlaka, the
are also printed more often in India. The Nārāyaṇa's commentary on the whole seems
According to his name and the author's information, it is essentially an excerpt from the extensive
Commentary by King Śaṃtanu from the Tomara tribe (ca. 1350 AD, cf. Keith, Catal.
Oxf. 1909 p. 13 and Duff, Chronology p. 306) and quotes like the latter especially
Amara, also various Purāṇa. Cf. about this commentary, the Śāṃtanavī Caṇḍīṭīkā,
Oxf. No. 98; L. 1698. The commentary on Devīkavaca, 51 verses, concludes f. 14 a 5. Argalāstotraṃ
vivaraṇam, 22 verses, f. 17 a 10. Kīlakavivaraṇam f. 20 a 4. The commentary begins here
to the main work. f. 34 a 6. 2. f. 41 b 12. 3. f. 45 b 12. 4. f. 51 a 2. 5. f. 59
a 10. 6. f. 61 b 1. 7. f. 64 b 13. 8. f. 72 a 11. 9. f. 76 a 13. 10. f. 80 a 11. 11.
f. 88 b 11. 12. f. 94 a 11. 13. f. 96 b 10
Sınıf numarası
Cod.sanscr. 292
Koleksiyon
Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München
Editör
Import BSB MARC
Lisans
CC0 1.0
Düzenleme durumu
finished
