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Bṛhad Daivajña Rañjanam
बृहद्दैवज्ञरञ्जनम्
Rāmadīna (Rām Dīn Pāṇḍeya) · Not established — a late Sanskrit-Hindi digest, known through the Khemraj and 1924 Gangavishnu prints · compendium
What this text is
A practical astrologer’s omnibus of doṣa catalogs and predictive miscellany — valuable to us precisely as a digest.
Pakṣa-cchidra and dagdha tithis, śūnya nakṣatras (with source attributions to Vasiṣṭha, Bṛhaspati and others), transit afflictions, and predictive miscellany.
Its role in this app
Load-bearing as a digest witness: its verse 97 is the single in-corpus witness for sāḍhe-sātī’s seven-and-a-half-year triple-as-one-unit — which is how we can say that named doctrine is digest-era while the harsh-transit layer itself is classical. Also transit and tithi-doṣa corroboration.
Editions our research holds
1924-gangavishnu
Gangavishnu Shrikrishnadasa 1924 print.
public domain · scan quality: usable
khemraj
Khemraj edition.
public domain · scan quality: usable
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