śrīrājarājeśvarīkavacam (gandharva taṃtra)

The fourth chapter of the Gandharva Tantra, called there the Trailokyamohana, and it opens with Parvati pressing Ishvara about something he had hinted at earlier and not disclosed. What follows runs to a hundred and fifty-seven verses, far longer than an armour usually is, because the protective verses are set inside a whole chapter of instruction — the viniyoga, the placing of the syllables on the body, and the manner in which the practice is to be kept up. The last verse closes it as these texts do, saying that it has been told out of affection and is to be kept hidden. It is by some distance the longest single piece among the Lalita texts here.