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Identification label from a library collection, fixed to a manuscript's outer binding.
| No. | 1766 - Gha The number is written in Devanagari numerals (१७६६). The letter 'Gha' (घ) serves as a shelf-mark or categorical designation. |
| Title | The Oracle of Great Knowledge original: Mahajjñāna Praśnāvalī. A "Prashnavali" is a divinatory text where seekers find answers to specific life questions, often by selecting a number or verse from a grid. |
| Author | The Sage Elder Garga original: Vṛddhagārgī muniḥ. Garga is one of the legendary "Seven Sages" (Saptarishi) and is historically regarded as a foundational authority on Indian astronomy and astrology. "Vriddha" translates to "the Elder." |
| Extent | 2 Refers to the physical count of folios or pages in this specific manuscript copy. |
| Age | __________ |
| Subject | Astrology — Complete original: Jyotiṣam — Sampūrṇam. Jyotisha is the traditional Vedic science of light, encompassing astronomy and astrology. "Complete" indicates the work is not a fragment. |
Digital archive metadata: CC-0 Dharmartha Trust Jammu & Kashmir. An eGangotri-Vaidika Bharata Initiative.
Technical Vocabulary: Mahajjñāna (Great or supreme knowledge), Praśnāvalī (A series or list of inquiries for divination), Jyotiṣam (Traditional Indian astrology/astronomy), Vṛddha (Elder or ancient).