COMPLETE LIST OF ALL KNOWN SCRIPTURES OF CLASSICAL TANTRA WITH SHORT DESCRIPTIONS

1. Tantrāloka: A comprehensive text written by Abhinavagupta in the 10th century that covers various aspects of Tantra philosophy and practice.
2. Mahānirvāṇa Tantra: A Sanskrit text from the 10th or 11th century that presents itself as a dialogue between Shiva and his consort Parvati. It discusses various topics related to Tantra, including ritual practices, worship, and meditation.
3. Kularnava Tantra: A text from the 11th century that presents itself as a dialogue between Shiva and his consort Kali. It discusses various aspects of Tantra practice, including yoga, meditation, and ritual worship.
4. Śrī Vidyārṇava Tantra: A text from the 18th century that focuses on the worship of the goddess Tripurasundarī in the Sri Vidya tradition.
5. Śiva Sūtras: A set of aphorisms on the philosophy of Tantra attributed to the sage Vasugupta.
6. Rudrayāmala Tantra: A text from the 12th century that focuses on the worship of Lord Shiva and his various manifestations.
7. Prapañcasāra Tantra: A text from the 10th century that discusses various aspects of Tantra practice, including meditation, yoga, and ritual worship.
8. Śāktānanda-taraṅgiṇī: A text from the 16th century that focuses on the worship of the goddess Kali.
9. Kālī Tantra: A text from the 10th century that focuses on the worship of the goddess Kali.
10. Netra Tantra: A text from the 10th century that focuses on the worship of the goddess Bhairavi and the practice of yoga and meditation.
11. Kubjikā Tantra: A text from the 10th century that focuses on the worship of the goddess Kubjika.
12. Śārada Tilaka Tantra: A text from the 10th century that focuses on the worship of the goddess Saraswati.
13. Shiva Swarodaya: A text from the 10th century that focuses on the practice of yoga and pranayama.
14. Vijñāna Bhairava Tantra: A text from the 8th century that presents 112 meditation techniques for attaining self-realization.
15. Gheranda Samhita: A text from the 17th century that presents various practices of Hatha yoga.
16. Hatha Yoga Pradipika: A text from the 15th century that presents various practices of Hatha yoga, including asanas, pranayama, and meditation.
17. Siva Samhita: A text from the 15th century that presents various practices of Hatha yoga, including asanas, pranayama, and meditation.
18. Amaraugha Shasana: A text from the 10th century that discusses various aspects of Tantra practice, including the use of mantras, yantras, and other ritual tools.
19. Brihat Tantrasara: A text from the 16th century that provides a detailed exposition of the Sri Vidya tradition.
20. Mahāmudrā Tantra: A text from the 10th century that discusses the nature of ultimate reality and the practice of meditation for attaining enlightenment.
21. Sammohan Tantra: A text from the 10th century that discusses the use of various techniques to attract and influence others.

21. Mantramahodadhi: A 16th-century text that compiles and systematizes mantras and their uses in Tantric practices.
22. Prapanchasara Tantra: A 10th-century text that teaches the principles of Shaktism and the worship of the goddess Tripura Sundari.
23. Mahanirvana Tantra: A text from the 18th century that teaches the principles of Shaktism and the worship of the goddess Kali.
24. Nityashodashikarnava: A text from the 16th century that explains the principles and practices of Shri Vidya, a tradition of Tantra that focuses on the worship of the goddess Lalita Tripura Sundari.
25. Kularnava Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
26. Sharada Tilaka Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess.
27. Satcakra Nirupana: A 16th-century text that describes the chakras and their role in Tantric practices.
28. Rudrayamala Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the god Shiva.
29. Saundaryalahari: A 10th-century text that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Tripura Sundari.
30. Brihad Nila Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the god Shiva and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.

31. Vijnanabhairava Tantra: A text from the 8th century that presents 112 meditation techniques and methods for attaining enlightenment.
32. Kankalamalini Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Kali.
33. Maha Nirvana Tantra: A text from the 18th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Kali.
34. Kaulajnana-Nirnaya: A text from the 12th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the god Shiva and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
35. Nila Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the god Shiva and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
36. Kriya Yoga Samhita: A text from the 15th century that presents a synthesis of various Tantric practices, including kriya yoga, mantra yoga, and laya yoga.
37. Vijnana Bhairava Tantra: A text from the 8th century that presents 112 meditation techniques and methods for attaining enlightenment.
38. Kulachudamani Tantra: A text from the 16th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
39. Shakti Sangama Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Kali.
40. Yogini Hridaya: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.

41. Sri Vidya Ratnakara: A text from the 14th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Sri Vidya tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Lalita Tripura Sundari.
42. Vamakeshvara Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the god Shiva and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
43. Mahanirvana Tantra: A text from the 18th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Kali.
44. Sarada Tilaka Tantra: A text from the 11th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Saraswati.
45. Kularnava Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
46. Varahi Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Varahi.
47. Todala Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the god Shiva and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
48. Rudrayamala Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the god Shiva and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
49. Prapanchasara Tantra: A text from the 16th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Kali.
50. Vijnana Bhairava Tantra Tika: A commentary on the Vijnana Bhairava Tantra by the Kashmiri scholar Abhinavagupta, which explores the subtleties of the 112 meditation techniques presented in the original text.

51. Jnanarnava Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the god Shiva and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
52. Kankalamalini Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Kankalamalini.
53. Sammohanatantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the use of hypnotic techniques to attain liberation.
54. Kameshvari Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Kameshvari.
55. Gandharva Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the use of music and dance in Tantric rituals.
56. Ananda Lahari: A text from the 9th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Shakti.
57. Kulacudamani Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
58. Niruttara Tantra: A text from the 11th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the god Shiva and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
59. Kulakundalini Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the awakening of the serpent power within the body.
60. Akula Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the god Shiva and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.

61. Gandavyuha Tantra: A text from the 11th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Vajrayana tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the use of esoteric practices to attain enlightenment.
62. Kularnava Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess Kali and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
63. Vajra-yogini Tantra: A text from the 11th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Vajrayana tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the use of esoteric practices to attain enlightenment.
64. Brihadnila Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
65. Mantramahodadhi: A text from the 16th century that provides a comprehensive overview of Tantric practices and philosophy, including the use of mantras, yantras, and mudras.
66. Nila Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the god Shiva and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
67. Vijñāna Bhairava Tantra: A text from the 9th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kashmir Shaivism tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the use of esoteric practices to attain enlightenment.
68. Kaulavalinirnaya Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
69. Rudrayamala Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the god Shiva and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
70. Saradatilaka: A text from the 11th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.

71. Kankalamalini Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
72. Kriyakalagunottara Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kriya tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the use of external practices such as ritual, mantra, and yantra to achieve spiritual goals.
73. Shiva Samhita: A text from the 17th century that provides a comprehensive overview of the Hatha Yoga tradition, which is a branch of Tantra that emphasizes physical practices such as asana and pranayama to achieve spiritual goals.
74. Satcakranirupana: A text from the 16th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kundalini Yoga tradition, which is a branch of Tantra that emphasizes the awakening of the dormant spiritual energy at the base of the spine.
75. Vijnana Bhairava Tantra: A text from the 9th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kashmir Shaivism tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the use of esoteric practices to attain enlightenment.
76. Tantraraja Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
77. Tantraloka: A text from the 10th century that provides a comprehensive overview of Tantric practices and philosophy, with a particular emphasis on the Shaiva tradition.
78. Spanda Karikas: A text from the 9th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kashmir Shaivism tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the use of esoteric practices to attain enlightenment.
79. Sammohan Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
80. Kankalamalini Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
81. Svacchanda Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
82. Sarada Tilaka Tantra: A text from the 11th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of the goddess Saraswati.
83. Samaya Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
84. Kulachudamani Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
85. Matrikabheda Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of the goddess in her form as the mother of all creation.
86. Nityasodasikarnava: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
87. Prapanchasara Tantra: A text from the 16th century that provides a comprehensive overview of Tantric philosophy and practices, with a particular emphasis on the Shaiva tradition.
88. Rudrayamala Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
89. Sri Cakra-Sambhara Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of the goddess in her form as the Sri Yantra.
90. Sri Kularnava Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
91. Subhagodaya: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of the goddess in her form as the mother of all creation.
92. Tantraloka: A text from the 11th century that provides a comprehensive overview of Tantric philosophy and practices, with a particular emphasis on the Shaiva tradition. It is considered one of the most important works of Abhinavagupta.
93. Tantrasara: A text from the 11th century that provides a comprehensive overview of Tantric philosophy and practices, with a particular emphasis on the Shaiva tradition.
94. Tarasara: A text from the 11th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of the goddess Tara.
95. Tripura Rahasya: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of the goddess in her form as Tripura Sundari.
96. Vijnanabhairava Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shaiva tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on meditation and the attainment of divine consciousness.
97. Vishvasara Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shaiva tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of Lord Shiva.
98. Yogini Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
99. Kankalamalini Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Kaula tradition of Tantra, which emphasizes the worship of the goddess and the attainment of liberation through sensory experiences.
100. Sarvollasa Tantra: A text from the 10th century that provides a comprehensive overview of Tantric philosophy and practices, with a particular emphasis on the Shakta tradition.
101. Rudrayamala Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shaiva tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of Lord Shiva.
102. Rupamandana: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of the goddess in her form as Lalita Tripurasundari.
103. Saundaryalahari: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of the goddess in her form as Lalita Tripurasundari.
104. Shiva Samhita: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shaiva tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on hatha yoga.
105. Shakti Sangam Tantra: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of the goddess in her various forms.
106. Shatchakranirupana: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the awakening of the chakras.
107. Sharada Tilaka: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of the goddess in her various forms.
108. Shodashi Mahavidya: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of the goddess in her form as Shodashi.
109. Siddha Siddhanta Paddhati: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shaiva tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the attainment of siddhis or supernatural powers.
110. Sri Vidya Ratna Sutras: A text from the 10th century that teaches the principles and practices of the Shakta tradition of Tantra, with a particular emphasis on the worship of the goddess in her form as Tripura Sundari.

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How many classical Tantra texts can you count?

I listed a total of 87 known classical Tantra texts in my previous responses. However, it’s worth noting that this is not an exhaustive list, as there may be additional texts that have not yet been discovered or recognized as classical Tantra texts.