Yoginitantra (Yoginītantra)

योगिनीतन्त्र

Assamese tantra on Kāmākhyā and the sacred geography of Kāmarūpa.

Language

Sanskrit

Date

1550–1700 CE

Place

Kāmarūpa (Assam)

Extent

4,104 passages, 40,170 words

Text

complete digital text

Source

muktabodha · kṣemarāja śrī kṛṣṇa dāsa, Bombay, Pre-1900 · Muktabodha Indological Research Institute, CC BY-NC 4.0; included with the Institute's permission…; archiveorg · Yogini Tantra Jivanand Vidyasagar 1897; ed. Jīvānanda Vidyāsāgara; Vidyasagar; 1897 · Scan of a printed edition hosted by the Internet Archive (archive.org); the ancient text is in the public…

Contents

• 1 — 71 parts
• 2 — 85 parts
• 3 — 81 parts
• 4 — 84 parts
• 5 — 82 parts
• 6 — 80 parts
• 7 — 76 parts
• 8 — 80 parts
• 9 — 83 parts
• 10 — 72 parts
• 11 — 74 parts
• 12 — 92 parts
• 13 — 69 parts
• 14 — 94 parts
• 15 — 86 parts
• 16 — 71 parts
• 17 — 64 parts
• 18 — 63 parts
• 19 — 95 parts
• 20 — 67 parts
• 21 — 73 parts
• 22 — 83 parts
• 23 — 148 parts
• 24 — 369 parts
• 25 — 202 parts
• 26 — 812 parts
• 27 — 363 parts
• 28 — 150 parts
• 29 — 177 parts
• 30 — 113 parts
• 31 — 38 parts
• 32 — 6 parts
• 33 — 1 part

Texts within (1)

• Kamarupadhikara (Kāmarūpādhikāra) — Sanskrit; 1550–1700 CE; catalogued, text not yet digitised

See also: more in Kāmarūpa, Śaktipīṭhas and regional goddesses

• Kamakhyatantra (Kāmākhyātantra) — Sanskrit; 1500–1800 CE
• Renukatantra (Reṇukātantra) — Sanskrit; 1400–1800 CE; partly digitised
• Pithapujavidhi (Pīṭhapūjāvidhi) — Sanskrit; 1400–1800 CE
• Pithashaktinirnaya (Pīṭhaśaktinirṇaya) — Sanskrit; 1400–1800 CE; partly digitised
• Pithanirnaya (Pīṭhanirṇaya) — Sanskrit; 1400–1800 CE; partly digitised
• Mahapithanirupana (Mahāpīṭhanirūpaṇa) — Sanskrit; 1400–1800 CE; partly digitised

Discussed in 14 studies in Pramāṇa (listed on the page).