DRANGSONG MANUSCRIPTS
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1. Text number |
Drangsong 113 |
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2. Text title (where present) in Tibetan |
༄༅།།ཤ་བོ་རུ་རྒྱས་བཞུགས་སོ།། |
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3. Text title (where present) in Wylie transliteration |
Sha bo ru rgyas bzhugs so// |
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4. A brief summary of the item’s contents |
A mdos ritual text about the use of the supernatural deer to acquire good fortune. |
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5. Number of folios |
12 |
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6. Scribe’s name |
None |
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7. Translation of title |
The deer with the spreading antlers |
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8. Transcription of colophon |
bkra gshis[shis] sarba mangga laṃ/ |
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9. Translation of colophon |
Blessings. May all be auspicious |
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10. General remarks |
This ritual is the object of a study by Anne-Marie Blondeau and Samten Karmay (1988) |
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11. Remarks on script |
dpe tshugs |
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12. Format |
Loose leaves |
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13. Size |
9.2 × 32.8 cm |
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14. Layout |
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15. Illustrations and decorations |
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16. Paper type |
Woven, 2 layers, polishing traces |
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17. Paper thickness |
0.17–0.19 mm |
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18. Nos of folio sampled |
f. 5 |
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19. Fibre analysis |
Daphne sp. |
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20. AMS 14C dating |
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21. XRF analysis |
Main elements: Ca, K, S, Fe, Cl Trace elements: Si, P, Ti, Mn, Cu |
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22. RTI |
A) Rendering mode: Default B) Rendering mode: Diffuse Gain |
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23. GCMS |
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