 His other Tantric works expound in detail on particular practices in the "Vajravali"; the "Niṣpannayogāvalī" (Garland of Completed Yogas), contains detailed descriptions of the drawing of 26 mandalas while the "Jyotirmañjari" details the practice of fire rituals recommended in the "Vajravali".Abhayākaragupta's school of Buddhism flourished in India until the invasions of the Turks in the 13th century killed or scattered them; but his teachings were continued and revered in Tibet.Through his works at Vikramasila, he exerted great influence on the formation of Tibetan Buddhism, particularly during the twelfth through fourteenth centuries.