This manuscript presents a Sanskrit treatise on *śvarodaya* (the science of vowel/phonetic divination), specifically the *Narapati Jayacaryā* (also known as *Narapati Cakravartin*), a seminal 12th-century text attributed to Narapati, a Kashmiri scholar. The excerpt enumerates twenty *śvaracakra* (vowel wheels) and eighty-four additional cakra diagrams used for prognosticating military outcomes, alongside sixfold strength calculations (*ṣaḍbala*) and various tantric protective rituals (*rakṣābhiṣeka*, *yantra*, *mudrā*). The text synthesizes elements of jyotiṣa (astrology), śakuna (omens), mantra-śāstra, and tantric warfare, reflecting the distinctive Kashmirian tradition of integrating divinatory sciences with statecraft. The manuscript's colophon identifies it as item 63 in the collection of Śrī Mā. Ba. Kaḷamkara of Wai, with the title "Śuddha Śabdarūpāvalī" suggesting a standardized recension of this important work on phonetic astrology.
