Manasara silpa sathram
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Manasara Silpa Sastram is a definitive Indian treatise on Vastu Sasthram, an ancient building code which was used for designing houses, planning cities and communities for centuries in India. This document was used as a prescriptive building code dealing with architecture and spatial organisation of residential quarters. It is written by a sage named Mansara. It is one of the 5 documents that exists now which deals with Vastu Sasthram.
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