The Texts · Saṃhitā & Nāḍī Literature
Deva Keralam (Candra Kalā Nāḍī)
देवकेरलम् / चन्द्रकलानाडी
Achyuta of Kerala; a further ~5,800 ślokas under the name Veṅkaṭeśa in the received manuscripts · Date genuinely open — Achyuta left no internal clues to lineage, place or period; nāḍī manuscript provenance is weak by class · nadi
What this text is
Over nine thousand verses of Kerala nāḍī readings keyed to fine zodiacal divisions — transmitted with the weak manuscript provenance typical of the genre, and we say so.
Nāḍī-style readings: specific-chart yogas, daśā narratives, family and career events organized by fine lagna divisions.
Its role in this app
Record-level nāḍī, daśā and yoga material, always carried with the provenance caveat its class requires.
Editions our research holds
book-1-santhanam
R. Santhanam translation, book 1 — English OCR wrecked.
in copyright — read for verification only, never republished · scan quality: poor
book-2-santhanam
R. Santhanam translation, book 2 — English as digit-cipher.
in copyright — read for verification only, never republished · scan quality: poor
vol-3-chapter-2
Third volume — the Devanāgarī ślokas survive and are greppable.
in copyright — read for verification only, never republished · scan quality: usable
What our reading found
Findings from this project's own verification passes — recorded because a source's defects are part of citing it honestly.
Only vol-3’s Sanskrit layer is workable; the two translation volumes are effectively locked until re-OCR’d.
Readings on this site cite texts at chapter level, with verse numbers only where our research verified the passage in a named edition. How conflicts between texts are resolved is documented on the conventions page.