Huastvanift
The manuscript, with the code SI D1 (SI 3159), is from the collection of St. Petersburg IVR RAS. It contains 160 lines, but the beginning of the text is missing. It was written in an old Uighur script that has graphic features of the 10th-11th centuries. The manuscript was brought from Turfan by the Russian consul A. V. Dyakov, among other manuscripts. It is a paper scroll that is 255x30.5 cm in size and is glued together from sheets 46 cm long. The paper is thin, white, and polished. The lettering is classical bookish, and it is more probable that the manuscript is from the 11th century. The name of the scribe, Byutyurmish , is written in red ink at the end of the manuscript. The manuscript is titled Huastvanift.