A Collection of Dharanis transcribed in Sanskrit, Chinese and Korean is a woodblock printed book with side-stitched binding comprising of wrapped-back sheets of paper and a plain outer cover. The title of the volume is written on the front cover along with a Royal Asiatic Society stamp. No other identifiers in English are available. The place and date of production are unknown but presumably precedes the common adoption of western binding techniques in the 1920-1930s.
A Collection of Dharanis transcribed in Sanskrit, Chinese and Korean
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- ReferenceGB 891 SC34
- Dates of Creation[1800 - 1899]
- Language of MaterialChinese Korean Sanskrit
- Physical Description1 book woodblock printed
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Archivist's Note
The material was catalogued by Nancy Charley, RAS Archivist, in 2022.
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