Sanskrit & Hindi Manuscripts

Among the notable Sanskrit manuscripts, mention may be made of Probodh Chandrika, a work on grammer. It was written by Baijnath Dev Chauhan Vanshi and scribed by Girdhari lal Mishra. There is an important but incomplete commentary on Jyotish Ratanmala written by Shri Shripati Bhatta. An interesting work entitled Natrajan Dipmishada on Karma Kanda or Stuart, also contains certain mantras for brightenning the eyesight. The Mahinma Statures is a very famous work with commentary compiled by Pushpa Dutta with commentator Madhusudan Saraswati.
  Another striking aspect of the collection of Raza Library is the holding of hundreds of Hindi Manuscripts written in Persian script. The complete book of Madhumati of Malik Manjan, recently published by the library, is also preserved besides Padmavat of Malik Muhammad Jaisi with Persian translation is a valuable work in the library collection. The library under a project edited and transliterated the Ang Darpan and Rasprabodh of the celebrated Hindi Poet Ghulam Nabi Raslin Bilgrami (1741 A.D). The library has published the Naghmatul Asrar of Shah Muhammad Kazim of Hindustani music and Nadirat-i-Shahi, the collection of Hindi poems Nadirat-i-Shahi of Shah Alam II of Mughal dynasty