The Lakhunaradheeya Purana follows the style of the┬а Brihannaradiya Purana in the first 41 chapters of Purvabhaga, but the rest of the first part and the second part are encyclopedic covering a diverse range of topics. The encyclopedic sections discuss subjects such as the six Vedangas, Moksha, Dharma,┬а Adhyatma-jnana (monastic life), Pashupata philosophy, a secular guide with methods of worship of Ganesha, various avatars of Vishnu (Mahavishnu, Nrisimha, Hayagriva,┬а Rama, Krishna), Lakshmana, Hanuman, goddesses such as Devi and Mahalakshmi, as well as Shiva. The text glorifies the knowledge of Rishi Narada.┬а
* Likhita Smriti- Likhita Smriti is told in 93 verses by Sage Likhita. Sage Likhita is considered an authority by the followers of Shukla Yajurvedins. He is co-author of dharma sutra with his brother Sankha which was found quoted by many but not available now. Mainly a little bit common as Sankha Smriti.┬а