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Śivarahasya, Part One — Sanskrit Text

by Śaiva Upapurāṇa

Sanskrit (Devanagari and IAST)

The Śivarahasya, part one — the Māheśvara portion (prathama aṃśa) of the Śivarahasya Mahetihāsa, an Upapurāṇa and one of the great Śaiva narrative scriptures, the source of the Ribhu Gītā and of much of the Tamil Śaiva tradition. In the dialogue of Sūta with the sages it recounts the greatness of Śiva, the story of Jaigīṣavya, and the fruits of Śaiva observance. Sanskrit in Devanāgarī with IAST transliteration, 3,519 verses across 62 adhyāyas. E-text prepared by the Muktabodha Indological Research Institute (www.muktabodha.org) from the 1913 Jangamwadi Math edition of Ganesh Shastri and Sundaresvara Shastri, used under the Creative Commons BY-NC 4.0 licence; Devanāgarī generated from the transliterated source. The edition's inline variant readings are not reproduced. Only part one has been digitised. No English translation.