कन्यामीननृयुग्मगोहरिधनुः कुम्भस्थितैः खेचरैः सेनामत्तमतङ्गवाजिविपुलो राजा यशस्वी भवेत् । तौलिच्छागवृषावसानगृहगैर्जातोऽखिलक्ष्मापतिर्गोचापान्त्यभकेन्द्रगैः पृथुयशाः पृथ्वीश्वरो जायते
kanyāmīnanṛyugmagoharidhanuḥ kumbhasthitaiḥ khecaraiḥ senāmattamataṅgavājivipulo rājā yaśasvī bhavet | taulicchāgavṛṣāvasānagṛhagairjāto'khilakṣmāpatirgocāpāntyabhakendragaiḥ pṛthuyaśāḥ pṛthvīśvaro jāyate
When the sky-goers (grahas) stand in Kanyā (Virgo), Mīna (Pisces), the human pair (Mithuna, Gemini), Go (Taurus), Hari (Leo), Dhanus (Sagittarius) and Kumbha (Aquarius), one becomes a renowned king, abounding in armies, rutting elephants and horses. Born with them occupying the houses Tulā (Libra), Chāga (Aries, ‘the goat’), Vṛṣa (Taurus) and Avasāna (Pisces, ‘the last’), he is lord of the whole earth; and with them in Go (Taurus), Cāpa (Sagittarius) and Antya (the last sign, Pisces) as kendras, one of wide fame is born a ruler of the earth.
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- About this edition: Three e-text corruptions, none emended silently: (a) 'वृध' in तौलिच्छागवृधावसान- is not a sign name; वृष (Taurus) or वृश्चिक (Scorpio) is meant and cannot be decided from this witness. (b) 'र्गि' before चाप is unidentifiable — गो (Taurus) would fit the metre. (c) 'मकेन्द्र' is read as मक⟨र⟩ + केन्द्र; मृगेन्द्र (Leo) is an equally possible original. 'पृथ्वीश्चरो' is rendered as पृथ्वीश्वरः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कन्यामीननृयुग्मगोहरिधनुः कुम्भस्थितैः खेचरैः सेनामत्तमतङ्गवाजिविपुलो राजा यशस्वी भवेत् । तौलिच्छागवृषावसानगृहगैर्जातोऽखिलक्ष्मापति- र्गोचापान्त्यभकेन्द्रगैः पृथुयशाः पृथ्वीश्वरो; this sentence names तौलिच्छागवृधावसान and पृथ्वीश्चरो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
कन्यामेषतुलामृगेन्द्रघटगैर्जातो महीपालको दुश्चिक्यप्रतिभारसातलगतैर्बह्वर्थदेशाधिपः । खेटा विक्रमबन्धुपुत्रगृहगा द्वौ वित्तधर्मस्थितौ शेषौ लग्नकलत्रराशिसहितौ राजा भवेद्धार्मिकः
kanyāmeṣatulāmṛgendraghaṭagairjāto mahīpālako duścikyapratibhārasātalagatairbahvarthadeśādhipaḥ | kheṭā vikramabandhuputragṛhagā dvau vittadharmasthitau śeṣau lagnakalatrarāśisahitau rājā bhaveddhārmikaḥ
With grahas in Kanyā (Virgo), Meṣa (Aries), Tulā (Libra), Mṛgendra (Leo) and Ghaṭa (Aquarius), one is born a protector of the earth; with them gone to the 3rd house (duścikya), ⟨…⟩ and the 4th (rasātala), ⟨he becomes⟩ lord of a country of abundant wealth. When the sky-goers (grahas) occupy the houses of the 3rd (vikrama), the 4th (bandhu) and the 5th (putra), two stand in the 2nd (vitta) and the 9th (dharma), and the remaining two are together in the rāśis of the ascendant (lagna) and the 7th (kalatra) — he becomes a righteous king.
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- About this edition: 'प्रतिभा' inside दुश्चिक्यप्रतिभारसातल- is not a house name and yields no reading; left as ⟨…⟩ rather than guessed. e-text 'द्वार्मिकः' read as धार्मिकः, 'बहुर्र्थ' as बह्वर्थ-, 'जतो' as जातो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कन्यामेषतुलामृगेन्द्रघटगैर्जातो महीपालको दुश्चिक्यप्रतिभारसातलगतैर्बह्वर्थदेशाधिपः । खेटा विक्रमबन्धुपुत्रगृहगा द्वौ वित्तधर्मस्थितौ शेषौ लग्नकलत्रराशिसहितौ राजा भवेद्धार्मिकः; this sentence names द्वार्मिकः and बहुर्र्थ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
तारेशहोरासहिता नभोगा जातो यशस्वी मनुजाधिपः स्यात् । सौम्यास्तपोलाभगृहोपयाताः पापा रिपुव्योमगता नरेशः
tāreśahorāsahitā nabhogā jāto yaśasvī manujādhipaḥ syāt | saumyāstapolābhagṛhopayātāḥ pāpā ripuvyomagatā nareśaḥ
When the sky-goers (grahas) are together in the horā of the lord of the stars (the Moon), one is born a renowned lord of men. When the benefics have gone to the houses of the 9th (tapas) and the 11th (lābha), and the malefics are in the 6th (ripu) and the 10th (vyoman) — ⟨he is⟩ a lord of men.
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- About this edition: e-text 'गभोगा' read as नभोगाः (nabhogāḥ, ‘sky-goers’ = grahas) — the same word this chapter uses at 7.8 (नभोगवियुते); ग for न is a single-character slip. होरा here is the horā division, not the ascendant. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नभोगा; this sentence names गभोगा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लग्नास्पदानङ्गगृहोपयाता बलान्विताः शोभनखेचरेन्द्राः । कुजार्कपुत्रौ नवमायसंस्थौ नृपो भवेत्सर्वगुणाभिरामः
lagnāspadānaṅgagṛhopayātā balānvitāḥ śobhanakhecarendrāḥ | kujārkaputrau navamāyasaṃsthau nṛpo bhavetsarvaguṇābhirāmaḥ
⟨When⟩ the excellent chief sky-goers (grahas), endowed with strength, occupy the houses of the ascendant (lagna), the 10th (āspada) and the 7th (anaṅga), and Mars and Saturn are placed in the 9th and the 11th (āya) — one becomes a king delightful with every good quality.
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- About this edition: e-text 'बलान्वितः' (nom. sg.) does not agree with खेचरेन्द्राः (nom. pl.); read बलान्विताः. 'अभिरांअः' read as अभिरामः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बलान्विताः शोभनखेचरेन्द्राः । कुजार्कपुत्रौ नवमायसंस्थौ नृपो भवेत्सर्वगुणाभिरामः; this sentence names बलान्वितः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
वर्गोत्तमांशोपगते विलग्ने चन्द्रेऽथवा चन्द्रविमुक्तखेटैः । सुखास्पदानङ्गगृहोपयातैर्विलोकितैर्मानवनायकः स्यात्
vargottamāṃśopagate vilagne candre'thavā candravimuktakheṭaiḥ | sukhāspadānaṅgagṛhopayātairvilokitairmānavanāyakaḥ syāt
When the ascendant (lagna), or the Moon, has gone to a vargottama aṃśa, and is aspected by the sky-goers other than the Moon which occupy the houses of the 4th (sukha), the 10th (āspada) and the 7th (anaṅga) — one becomes a leader of men (mānava-nāyaka).
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- About this edition: e-text 'भानवनायकः' is read as अवनी-नायकः / भुवन-नायकः, ‘lord of the earth (world)’, the phrase every parallel verse of this chapter uses; as printed the word does not stand. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुखास्पदानङ्गगृहोपयातैर्विलोकितैर्मानवनायकः; this sentence names भानवनायकः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
अश्विन्यामुदयस्थिते भृगुसुते सर्वग्रहैरीक्षिते जातो राजकुलाग्रजो रिपुकुलध्वंसी बहुस्त्रीरतः । हित्वा नीचनवांशमम्बरचरैस्त्र्याद्यैः स्वभागान्वितैरेको लग्नगतो यदि क्षितिपतिः पञ्चादिकैर्वित्तवान्
aśvinyāmudayasthite bhṛgusute sarvagrahairīkṣite jāto rājakulāgrajo ripukuladhvaṃsī bahustrīrataḥ | hitvā nīcanavāṃśamambaracaraistryādyaiḥ svabhāgānvitaireko lagnagato yadi kṣitipatiḥ pañcādikairvittavān
When Venus stands in the ascendant in Aśvinī, aspected by all the grahas, the native is born the eldest ⟨son⟩ of a royal house, a destroyer of the enemy’s clan, and given to many women. Leaving aside a debilitation navāṃśa: if three or more of the sky-goers are joined with their own aṃśa and one of them is in the ascendant (lagna), ⟨he is⟩ a lord of the earth; with five or more, ⟨he is⟩ wealthy.
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- About this edition: e-text 'राजकुलाग्नजो' read as राजकुलाग्रजः, 'रिपुकुलघ्वंसी' as रिपुकुलध्वंसी, 'स्वमागान्वितैः' as स्वभागान्वितैः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads राजकुलाग्रजो रिपुकुलध्वंसी बहुस्त्रीरतः । हित्वा नीचनवांशमम्बरचरैस्त्र्याद्यैः स्वभागान्वितै-; this sentence names रिपुकुलघ्वंसी and राजकुलाग्नजो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
शुक्रेऽरिनीचमपहाय कुटुम्बसंस्थे लग्नेश्वरे बलयुते पृथिवीपतिः स्यात् । चन्द्रेऽतिमित्रनिजभागगते निशायां शुक्रेक्षिते नृपतिरन्यविलोकहीने
śukre'rinīcamapahāya kuṭumbasaṃsthe lagneśvare balayute pṛthivīpatiḥ syāt | candre'timitranijabhāgagate niśāyāṃ śukrekṣite nṛpatiranyavilokahīne
When Venus, avoiding an enemy’s sign and debilitation, stands in the 2nd house (kuṭumba), and the lord of the ascendant (lagna) is endowed with strength, one becomes a lord of the earth. When the Moon has gone to the navāṃśa of a great friend or its own, in a night ⟨birth⟩, aspected by Venus and devoid of any other’s aspect — ⟨he is⟩ a king.
मीने मीननवांशके भृगुसुते लग्नस्थिते भूपतिः स्वोच्चे लग्नगृहाधिपे बलयुते राजा शशाङ्केक्षिते । लग्नस्वामिनि तुङ्गमन्दिरगते नीचारिभागंविना केन्द्रस्थानगते नभोगवियुते जातो महीपालकः
mīne mīnanavāṃśake bhṛgusute lagnasthite bhūpatiḥ svocce lagnagṛhādhipe balayute rājā śaśāṅkekṣite | lagnasvāmini tuṅgamandiragate nīcāribhāgaṃvinā kendrasthānagate nabhogaviyute jāto mahīpālakaḥ
When Venus stands in the ascendant in Mīna (Pisces), in the navāṃśa of Mīna — a lord of the earth. When the lord of the ascendant’s sign is in its own exaltation, endowed with strength and aspected by the Moon — a king. When the lord of the ascendant occupies its exaltation house, excluding a debilitation or enemy navāṃśa, and occupies a kendra unjoined by ⟨other⟩ sky-goers — the native is born a protector of the earth.
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- About this edition: The e-text prints विना twice ('नीचारिभागंविना विना केन्द्रस्थानगते'). Only the first governs नीचारिभागम्; the second is treated as dittography — read as ‘without’ it, the clause would deny the kendra placement it goes on to require. 'भृउगुसुते' read as भृगुसुते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भृगुसुते लग्नस्थिते भूपतिः स्वोच्चे लग्नगृहाधिपे बलयुते राजा शशाङ्केक्षिते । लग्नस्वामिनि तुङ्गमन्दिरगते नीचारिभागंविना; this sentence names भृउगुसुते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
भाग्यस्थे निजतुङ्गमित्रभवने सम्पूर्णगात्रे विधौ लग्नादास्पदवित्तराशिगतयोः शन्यारयोर्भूपतिः । चन्द्रे पूर्णकलान्विते बलयुते लग्नं विना केन्द्रगे दृष्टे दानवमन्त्रिणा च गुरुणा राजा महीदानकृत्
bhāgyasthe nijatuṅgamitrabhavane sampūrṇagātre vidhau lagnādāspadavittarāśigatayoḥ śanyārayorbhūpatiḥ | candre pūrṇakalānvite balayute lagnaṃ vinā kendrage dṛṣṭe dānavamantriṇā ca guruṇā rājā mahīdānakṛt
When the Moon, full in body ⟨full-orbed⟩, stands in the 9th (bhāgya) in its own exaltation or a friend’s house, and Saturn and Mars occupy the rāśis of the 10th (āspada) and the 2nd (vitta) from the ascendant (lagna) — a lord of the earth. When the Moon, possessed of full digits and of strength, is in a kendra other than the ascendant and is aspected by the preceptor of the dānavas (Venus) and by Jupiter — ⟨he is⟩ a king who makes gifts of land.
एकस्मिन्परमोच्चगेऽतिसुहृदा दृष्टे यदि क्ष्मापतिस्तत्तुल्यो भृगुनन्दने बलयुते लाभेऽथवा रिःफगे । द्वित्रिव्योमचरेषु तुङ्गगृहगेष्विन्दौ कुलीरे स्थिते लग्ने पूर्णबलान्विते नरपतिः सर्वत्र पूज्यो भवेत्
ekasminparamoccage'tisuhṛdā dṛṣṭe yadi kṣmāpatistattulyo bhṛgunandane balayute lābhe'thavā riḥphage | dvitrivyomacareṣu tuṅgagṛhageṣvindau kulīre sthite lagne pūrṇabalānvite narapatiḥ sarvatra pūjyo bhavet
If one ⟨graha⟩ has gone to its deep exaltation (paramocca) and is aspected by a great friend — a lord of the earth. His equal ⟨is born⟩ when Venus, endowed with strength, is in the 11th (lābha) or the 12th (riḥpha). When two or three sky-goers occupy their exaltation houses, the Moon stands in Kulīra (Cancer), and the ascendant (lagna) is endowed with full strength — he becomes a king honoured everywhere.
सर्वे चोपचयस्थिताः शुभखगाः पापा विलग्नस्थिता मानस्था यदि वा जितारिनिचयः क्रूरो महीपालकः । भानौ सप्तमगे निशाकरयुते तुङ्गादिवर्गस्थिते सौम्यासौम्यनिरीक्षितेऽतिचपलो राजाऽथवा तत्समः
sarve copacayasthitāḥ śubhakhagāḥ pāpā vilagnasthitā mānasthā yadi vā jitārinicayaḥ krūro mahīpālakaḥ | bhānau saptamage niśākarayute tuṅgādivargasthite saumyāsaumyanirīkṣite'ticapalo rājā'thavā tatsamaḥ
And when all the benefic sky-goers stand in the upacaya houses ⟨the 3rd, 6th, 10th and 11th⟩, and the malefics stand in the ascendant (lagna) or in the 10th (māna) — ⟨he is⟩ a harsh protector of the earth who has conquered the host of his enemies. When the Sun is in the 7th, joined with the Moon, placed in the exaltation and other vargas, and aspected by benefics and by non-benefics — ⟨he is⟩ exceedingly fickle, a king or his equal.
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- About this edition: क्रूर is rendered ‘harsh’ of the king himself here, where the word describes the native and not a class of grahas; in the first pāda the same stem (पापाः) is the malefic class.
7.12two exemplars weighed चापाजसिंहभवनोदयगे धराजे मित्रेक्षिते निजबलार्जितराज्यकर्ता । दुश्चिक्यधर्मसुतगा रविचन्द्रजीवा वीर्यान्विता यदि कुबेरसमो नृपालः
cāpājasiṃhabhavanodayage dharāje mitrekṣite nijabalārjitarājyakartā | duścikyadharmasutagā ravicandrajīvā vīryānvitā yadi kuberasamo nṛpālaḥ
When Mars (dharā-ja, the earth's son) stands in a Cāpa (Sagittarius), Aja (Aries) or Siṃha (Leo) ascendant and is aspected by a friend, ⟨the native⟩ is a maker of a kingdom won by his own strength. And when the Sun, the Moon and Jupiter, endowed with virility ⟨strength⟩, have gone to the 3rd (duśchikya), the 9th (dharma) and the 5th (suta), he is a king the equal of Kubera.
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- About this edition: INGESTED 2026-09-08 FROM TWO PRINTED EXEMPLARS. This śloka is absent from our e-text, which jumps from its own ॥२०॥ (= printed 11) to ॥२३॥ (= printed 13). It is the one verse by which our chapter 7 fell short of the 181 ślokas Sastri's विषयानुक्रमः counts. The Kāśī printing's Sudhāśālinī ṭīkā lemmatises the hard compound: चापाजसिंहभवनोदयगे = धनुर्मेषसिंहराशीनामन्यतमे लग्ने, धराजे = भौमे — Mars in whichever of Sagittarius, Aries or Leo is rising. All four pādas scan as Vasantatilakā at 14 syllables.
नीचङ्गतो जन्मनि यो ग्रहः स्यात्तद्राशिनाथोऽपि तदुच्चनाथः । स चन्द्रलग्नाद्यदि केन्द्रवर्ती राजा भवेद्धार्मिकचक्रवर्ती
nīcaṅgato janmani yo grahaḥ syāttadrāśinātho'pi taduccanāthaḥ | sa candralagnādyadi kendravartī rājā bhaveddhārmikacakravartī
Whatever graha stands debilitated at birth — the lord of that ⟨debilitation⟩ sign, and likewise the lord of its exaltation: if that one occupies a kendra from the candra-lagna (the Moon’s sign taken as ascendant), he becomes a righteous cakravartin king.
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- About this edition: चन्द्रलग्नात् is read as one word, ‘from the candra-lagna’; it could also be resolved as ‘from the Moon or the lagna’, and the e-text alone does not settle it. e-text 'नीचङ्गतो' read as नीचं गतो, 'धर्मिक' as धार्मिक. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भवेद्धार्मिकचक्रवर्ती; this sentence names धर्मिक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
नीचस्थितग्रहनवांशपतौ त्रिकोणे केन्द्रेऽथवा चरगृहे यदि जन्मलग्ने । तद्भावपे चरगृहांशसमन्विते वा जातो महीपतिरतिप्रबलोऽथवा स्यात्
nīcasthitagrahanavāṃśapatau trikoṇe kendre'thavā caragṛhe yadi janmalagne | tadbhāvape caragṛhāṃśasamanvite vā jāto mahīpatiratiprabalo'thavā syāt
If the lord of the navāṃśa of a debilitated graha is in a trikoṇa, or in a kendra, or in a movable sign from the birth ascendant (janma-lagna); or if the lord of that house (bhāva) is joined with the aṃśa of a movable sign — the native is born a lord of the earth, or else exceedingly powerful.
मानस्थानपतौ पराभवगते पारावतांशेऽथवा स्वोच्चस्वर्क्षसुहृन्नवांशकगते राजाधिराजो भवेत् । लग्ने नीचगृहे पुरन्दरगुरौ रन्ध्रे सपापग्रहे तद्राश्यंशसमन्विते यदि तदा राजाधिराजो भवेत्
mānasthānapatau parābhavagate pārāvatāṃśe'thavā svoccasvarkṣasuhṛnnavāṃśakagate rājādhirājo bhavet | lagne nīcagṛhe purandaragurau randhre sapāpagrahe tadrāśyaṃśasamanvite yadi tadā rājādhirājo bhavet
When the lord of the 10th house (māna-sthāna) has gone to defeat (parābhava), or is in the pārāvata aṃśa, or has gone to its own exaltation, its own sign, or a friend’s navāṃśa — he becomes a rājādhirāja, a king of kings. When Jupiter, the preceptor of Purandara ⟨Indra⟩, is in the ascendant in a debilitation house, and the 8th (randhra) holds a malefic graha joined with the aṃśa of that sign — then too he becomes a king of kings.
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- About this edition: e-text 'मानस्थनपतौ' read as मानस्थान-पतौ (lord of the 10th). 'पराभवगते' is rendered literally as ‘gone to defeat’ — the sense of a graha overcome (as in graha-yuddha); the word is not a standard placement term here and the reading is not certain from this witness. पारावतांश is one of the named daśāvarga dignities and is left in Sanskrit. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मानस्थानपतौ पराभवगते पारावतांशेऽथवा स्वोच्चस्वर्क्षसुहृन्नवांशकगते राजाधिराजो भवेत् । लग्ने नीचगृहे पुरन्दरगुरौ; this sentence names मानस्थनपतौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
जीवस्य व्ययगे शनौ सहजपे लाभेऽथवा भास्करे रिःफे लग्नपतौ तु निर्जरगुरावुर्वीशराजो भवेत् । भाग्येशस्थनवांशपे तनयगे बन्धुस्थिते वा नृपो दृष्टे वा शशिजे सुरेन्द्रगुरुणा युक्ते स राजप्रियः
jīvasya vyayage śanau sahajape lābhe'thavā bhāskare riḥphe lagnapatau tu nirjaragurāvurvīśarājo bhavet | bhāgyeśasthanavāṃśape tanayage bandhusthite vā nṛpo dṛṣṭe vā śaśije surendraguruṇā yukte sa rājapriyaḥ
When Saturn is in the 12th from Jupiter; the lord of the 3rd (sahaja), or the Sun, is in the 11th (lābha); and the lord of the ascendant together with Jupiter, preceptor of the ageless ones, is in the 12th (riḥpha) — he becomes a king over the lords of the earth. When the lord of the navāṃśa in which the lord of the 9th (bhāgya) stands is in the 5th (tanaya) or in the 4th (bandhu) — a king. Or when Mercury is aspected by, or joined with, Jupiter the preceptor of Surendra ⟨Indra⟩ — he is dear to the king.
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- About this edition: 'भाग्येशस्थन्वांशपे' read as भाग्येश-स्थ-नवांश-पे (न्वांश is a metrical contraction of नवांश). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भाग्येशस्थनवांशपे; this sentence names भाग्येशस्थन्वांशपे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
भाग्येशेन निरीक्षिते शशिसुते केन्द्रस्थिते भूभुजाम् तुल्यत्वं समुपैति जातमनुजो लग्नस्थिते वाक्पतौ । केन्द्रे वा यदि कोणगे रविसुते मूलत्रिकोणोच्चगे लाभेशेन निरीक्षिते बलयुते भूपालतुल्यो भवेत्
bhāgyeśena nirīkṣite śaśisute kendrasthite bhūbhujām tulyatvaṃ samupaiti jātamanujo lagnasthite vākpatau | kendre vā yadi koṇage ravisute mūlatrikoṇoccage lābheśena nirīkṣite balayute bhūpālatulyo bhavet
When Mercury (śaśi-suta, the Moon's son) stands in a kendra and is aspected by the lord of the 9th (bhāgya), and Jupiter (vākpati) is in the ascendant (lagna) — the man born attains equality with kings. Or if Saturn is in a kendra or a trikoṇa, gone to its mūlatrikoṇa or its exaltation, aspected by the lord of the 11th (lābha) and endowed with strength — he becomes the equal of a ruler of the earth.
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- About this edition: CORRECTED 2026-09-08. This verse carries a systematic य↔श swap in the e-text, and every reading below follows from it rather than from conjecture: भाग्शेयेन = भाग्येशेन, ययिसुते = शशिसुते (the Moon's son, Mercury), तुल्शत्वं = तुल्यत्वं, शदि = यदि, लाभेयेन = लाभेशेन, बलशुते = बलयुते, तुल्शो = तुल्यो. All were read correctly in the English from 2026-09-01 and are now in the mūla. SEPARATELY, and it changes the rule: the e-text's भृगुजाम् is भूभुजाम् in three independent printings — the genitive plural of भूभुज्, 'of kings', governing तुल्यत्वं. There is no Venus in this verse. The Sudhāśālinī ṭīkā settles the construal: केन्द्रस्थिते = लग्नचतुर्थसप्तमदशमानामन्यतमे भावे स्थिते, शशिसुते = बुधे, भाग्येशेन = नवमेशेन यत्र तत्रगेन.
लग्ने शीतकरे गुरौ सुखगते कर्मस्थिते भार्गवे तुङ्गस्वर्क्षगते दिवाकरसुते राजाऽथवा तत्समः । अन्त्योपान्त्यविलग्नवित्तसहजव्यापारगेहेषु वा सौम्यव्योमचरेषु भूपतिसमो राजाधिराजप्रियः
lagne śītakare gurau sukhagate karmasthite bhārgave tuṅgasvarkṣagate divākarasute rājā'thavā tatsamaḥ | antyopāntyavilagnavittasahajavyāpārageheṣu vā saumyavyomacareṣu bhūpatisamo rājādhirājapriyaḥ
The Moon in the ascendant (lagna), Jupiter in the 4th (sukha), Venus in the 10th (karma), and Saturn gone to its exaltation or its own sign — a king, or his equal. Or when the benefic sky-goers are in the houses of the 12th (antya), the 11th (upāntya), the ascendant (vilagna), the 2nd (vitta), the 3rd (sahaja) and the 10th (vyāpāra) — ⟨he is⟩ the equal of a lord of the earth, dear to the king of kings.
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- About this edition: सौम्य is the benefic class here, not Mercury (it qualifies व्योमचरेषु, plural). e-text 'अन्त्योपा न्त्वविलग्न' read as अन्त्य-उपान्त्य-विलग्न-, 'चरेपु' as चरेषु. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अन्त्योपान्त्यविलग्नवित्तसहजव्यापारगेहेषु वा सौम्यव्योमचरेषु; this sentence names न्त्वविलग्न and चरेपु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
मन्दे चोत्तमवर्गके बलयुते नीचांशवर्ज्ये गुरौ भानौ शोभनदृष्टिभागसहिते राजप्रियस्तत्समः । राहौ कर्मणि लाभगे रविसुते भाग्याधिपेनेक्षिते लग्नेशे यदि नीचखेटरहिते पृथ्वीशतुल्यो भवेत्
mande cottamavargake balayute nīcāṃśavarjye gurau bhānau śobhanadṛṣṭibhāgasahite rājapriyastatsamaḥ | rāhau karmaṇi lābhage ravisute bhāgyādhipenekṣite lagneśe yadi nīcakheṭarahite pṛthvīśatulyo bhavet
When Saturn is in an excellent varga, endowed with strength; Jupiter free of a debilitation aṃśa; the Sun accompanied by an auspicious aspect and an auspicious navāṃśa — ⟨he is⟩ dear to the king, his equal. When Rāhu is in the 10th (karman), Saturn in the 11th (lābha), aspected by the lord of the 9th (bhāgya), and the lord of the ascendant is free of debilitated sky-goers — he becomes the equal of a lord of the earth.
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- About this edition: CORRECTED 2026-09-08. The e-text printed a stray ASCII '<' inside a word — नीचा<शवर्ज्ये — and it was left standing as an artefact. It is the anusvāra: the word is नीचांशवर्ज्ये, 'free of a debilitation aṃśa', which is what the English already rendered, and Ojha's printing reads नीचांशवर्ज्ये. दृष्ति was likewise corrected to दृष्टि. This '<' is the single character that truncated the sibling .txt rendering of this text, taking 163 verses of this chapter with it.
नीचं गता द्वित्रिचतुर्ग्रहेन्द्राः षष्ठ्यंशके शोभनभागयुक्ताः । स्वतुङ्गराश्यंशसमन्विता वा धरापतिर्धार्मिकचक्रवर्ती
nīcaṃ gatā dvitricaturgrahendrāḥ ṣaṣṭhyaṃśake śobhanabhāgayuktāḥ | svatuṅgarāśyaṃśasamanvitā vā dharāpatirdhārmikacakravartī
Two, three or four of the chief grahas gone to debilitation, ⟨yet⟩ joined with an auspicious portion in the ṣaṣṭhyaṃśa, or joined with the aṃśa of their own exaltation rāśi — ⟨the native is⟩ a lord of the earth, a righteous cakravartin.
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- About this edition: e-text 'धर्मिक' read as धार्मिक, as at 7.23. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वतुङ्गराश्यंशसमन्विता वा धरापतिर्धार्मिकचक्रवर्ती; this sentence names धर्मिक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लग्नात्कर्मशुभाधिपौ शुभगृहाद्व्यापारधर्मेश्वरौ मानादास्पदभाग्यपौ च सहितावन्योन्यराशिस्थितौ । अन्योन्येक्षणकेन्द्रगौ धनपतेः सम्बन्धिनौ चेद्धनी जातो यानपकायपेक्षितयुतौ बह्वर्थयानाधिपः
lagnātkarmaśubhādhipau śubhagṛhādvyāpāradharmeśvarau mānādāspadabhāgyapau ca sahitāvanyonyarāśisthitau | anyonyekṣaṇakendragau dhanapateḥ sambandhinau ceddhanī jāto yānapakāyapekṣitayutau bahvarthayānādhipaḥ
The lords of the 10th (karma) and the 9th (śubha) from the ascendant (lagna); the lords of the 10th (vyāpāra) and the 9th (dharma) from the 9th house (śubha-gṛha); and the lords of the 10th (āspada) and the 9th (bhāgya) from the 10th (māna) — if these are conjoined, or stand in each other’s rāśis, or aspect one another and stand in kendras from one another, and are connected with the lord of wealth ⟨the 2nd lord⟩, the native is born wealthy; and if they are aspected or joined by the lord of the 4th (yānapa, the lord of vehicles) and by the lord of the ascendant (kāyapa, the lord of the body), he is a lord of much wealth and many vehicles.
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- About this edition: CLOSED 2026-09-08. This was the most damaged verse of the unit and carried two ⟨…⟩ gaps; the Kāśī 1953 printing prints it whole and its Sudhāśālinī ṭīkā lemmatises every disputed word. अन्योन्यक्षण → अन्योन्येक्षण (anyonya + īkṣaṇa), glossed परस्परं दृष्टियुतौ परस्परकेन्द्रगतौ च. यानपकायपिक्षित → यानपकायपेक्षित, glossed यानपेन चतुर्थेशेन कायपेन लग्नेशेन च ईक्षितौ दृष्टौ युतौ वा — so the two agents are the lord of the 4th and the lord of the lagna, not a kāraka. बहुर्थयनाधिपः → बह्वर्थयानाधिपः, glossed बहुधनवाहनानामधीशो भवेत्, 'lord of much wealth and many vehicles'. THE EARLIER CONJECTURE बह्वर्थजनाधिपः ('lord of men') IS DEAD, and so is the plan's proposed यानपकारके-. All four pādas now scan as Śārdūlavikrīḍita at 19 syllables.
षट्सु ग्रहेषूच्चगृहस्थितेषु राजाधिराजोऽखिलभूपतिः स्यात् । उच्चं गतैः पञ्चभिरिन्द्रवन्द्ये लग्नस्थिते सर्वजनावनीशः
ṣaṭsu graheṣūccagṛhasthiteṣu rājādhirājo'khilabhūpatiḥ syāt | uccaṃ gataiḥ pañcabhirindravandye lagnasthite sarvajanāvanīśaḥ
When six grahas stand in their exaltation houses, one becomes a rājādhirāja, lord of the whole earth. When five have gone to exaltation and Jupiter, whom Indra reveres, is in the ascendant (lagna) — ⟨he is⟩ ruler of the earth over all people.
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- About this edition: e-text 'षतसु' read as षट्सु (six). The count is the whole point of the verse and is checked against the mūla: six, then five.
कुम्भोदयस्थे रविजे चतुर्भिः स्वोच्चंगतैः सर्वमहीपतिः स्यात् । मेषोदयस्थे यदि चन्द्रपुत्रे स्वोच्चं गते देवगुरौ नृपालः
kumbhodayasthe ravije caturbhiḥ svoccaṃgataiḥ sarvamahīpatiḥ syāt | meṣodayasthe yadi candraputre svoccaṃ gate devagurau nṛpālaḥ
When Saturn is in a Kumbha (Aquarius) ascendant with four ⟨grahas⟩ gone to their own exaltations, one becomes lord of the whole earth. If Mercury is in a Meṣa (Aries) ascendant and Jupiter, the preceptor of the gods, has gone to its own exaltation — a protector of men.
चन्द्रे वृषोदयगते यदि षड्भिरन्यैर्दृष्टेऽतिबाल्यवयसि क्षितिनायकः स्यात् । तुङ्गस्थितैकखचरे निजमित्रयातैरन्यैः समेति नरपालसमानभोग्यम्
candre vṛṣodayagate yadi ṣaḍbhiranyairdṛṣṭe'tibālyavayasi kṣitināyakaḥ syāt | tuṅgasthitaikakhacare nijamitrayātairanyaiḥ sameti narapālasamānabhogyam
If the Moon is in a Vṛṣa (Taurus) ascendant and aspected by the other six, one becomes ruler of the earth in earliest childhood. When one sky-goer stands in exaltation and the others have gone to their own friends’ ⟨signs⟩, he attains enjoyments equal to a king’s.
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- About this edition: ‘the other six’ is the mūla’s षड्भिरन्यैः — six grahas besides the Moon. e-text 'स्वचरे' in तुङ्गस्थितैकस्वचरे read as खचरे (sky-goer); ‘moving in its own sign’ would contradict the exaltation the same compound states. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तुङ्गस्थितैकखचरे; this sentence names तुङ्गस्थितैकस्वचरे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
वर्गोत्तमे वा यदि पुष्करांशे सारेन्दुदेवेन्द्रगुरौ नृपालः । कर्मस्थिते शोभनदृष्टियुक्ते सम्पूर्णगात्रे शशिनि क्षितीशः
vargottame vā yadi puṣkarāṃśe sārendudevendragurau nṛpālaḥ | karmasthite śobhanadṛṣṭiyukte sampūrṇagātre śaśini kṣitīśaḥ
Or if Mars, the Moon and Jupiter, preceptor of the lord of the gods, are in vargottama or in a puṣkara aṃśa — a protector of men. When the Moon, full in body, stands in the 10th (karma) joined with an auspicious aspect — a lord of the earth.
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- About this edition: 'सारेन्दु-' is parsed स-आर-इन्दु-, taking आर as Mars per the glossary; the compound is a dvandva of three grahas in the locative singular.
गुरुसितयुतचन्द्रे चापगे चन्द्रसूनौ यदि तनुगृहयाते भूमिजे कन्यकायाम् । मृगसुखभवनस्थे भानुपुत्रे नृपः स्यादतिशयबलयुक्तः सर्वभूपालपूज्यः
gurusitayutacandre cāpage candrasūnau yadi tanugṛhayāte bhūmije kanyakāyām | mṛgasukhabhavanasthe bhānuputre nṛpaḥ syādatiśayabalayuktaḥ sarvabhūpālapūjyaḥ
If the Moon, joined with Jupiter and Venus, is in Cāpa (Sagittarius); Mercury has gone to the 1st house (tanu-gṛha); Mars is in Kanyakā (Virgo); and Saturn stands in Mṛga (Capricorn), the house of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩ — he becomes a king endowed with surpassing strength, honoured by all rulers of the earth.
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- About this edition: मृगसुखभवनस्थे names a rāśi and a bhāva together: the placements are internally consistent on a Tulā (Libra) ascendant — Mercury in the 1st (Libra), Mars in Virgo (12th), Moon-Jupiter-Venus in Sagittarius (3rd), Saturn in Capricorn (4th).
कन्यावसानयुगचापमृगाननस्थैः सौम्येन्दुभौमगुरुभानुसुतैर्नृपालः । मीनोदये शशिनि पूर्णतनौ बलाढ्ये स्वोच्चे कुजे रविसुते घटगे नरेशः
kanyāvasānayugacāpamṛgānanasthaiḥ saumyendubhaumagurubhānusutairnṛpālaḥ | mīnodaye śaśini pūrṇatanau balāḍhye svocce kuje ravisute ghaṭage nareśaḥ
With Mercury, the Moon, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn standing ⟨respectively⟩ in Kanyā (Virgo), Avasāna (Pisces, ‘the end’), Yuga (Gemini, ‘the pair’), Cāpa (Sagittarius) and Mṛgānana (Capricorn, ‘the deer-faced’) — a protector of men. In a Mīna (Pisces) ascendant, when the Moon is full in body and rich in strength, Mars is in its own exaltation, and Saturn is in Ghaṭa (Aquarius) — a lord of men.
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- About this edition: सौम्य is Mercury here (a member of a list of five named grahas), not the benefic class. The five signs and five grahas are paired in order (yathāsaṃkhya); the mūla states no other correspondence.
मृगोदयस्थे यदि भूकुमारे कुलीरगे चन्द्रमसि क्षितीशः । धराजपूषामरवन्द्यमाना मृगाजकुम्भोपगता नरेशः
mṛgodayasthe yadi bhūkumāre kulīrage candramasi kṣitīśaḥ | dharājapūṣāmaravandyamānā mṛgājakumbhopagatā nareśaḥ
If Mars stands in a Mṛga (Capricorn) ascendant and the Moon is in Kulīra (Cancer) — a lord of the earth. Mars, Pūṣan (the Sun), and he who is revered by the immortals (Jupiter), gone to Mṛga (Capricorn), Aja (Aries) and Kumbha (Aquarius) — a lord of men.
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- About this edition: 'अमरवन्द्यमाना' is taken as a participial epithet used substantively for Jupiter, ‘he who is being revered by the immortals’ — three grahas answering to the three signs. The three-to-three pairing is taken in order; the mūla does not state it. e-text 'भुकुमारे' read as भूकुमारे (Mars). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भूकुमारे; this sentence names भुकुमारे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लग्नाधिपेतरयुते यदि पूर्णचन्द्रे शुक्रज्ञदेवगुरुदृष्टियुते तु राजा । वर्गोत्तमांशसहिता गुरुशुक्रभौमाः पापा न केन्द्रभवनोपगता नरेशः
lagnādhipetarayute yadi pūrṇacandre śukrajñadevagurudṛṣṭiyute tu rājā | vargottamāṃśasahitā guruśukrabhaumāḥ pāpā na kendrabhavanopagatā nareśaḥ
If the full Moon is joined with ⟨a graha⟩ other than the lord of the ascendant (lagna), and is joined with the aspect of Venus, Mercury and Jupiter the preceptor of the gods — a king. When Jupiter, Venus and Mars possess a vargottama aṃśa and no malefics occupy the kendra houses — a lord of men.
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- About this edition: 'लग्नाधिपेतरयुते' is read लग्नाधिप-इतर-युते, ‘joined with ⟨a graha⟩ other than the lord of the lagna’; a reading लग्नाधिपे इतर-युते (‘the lagna-lord joined with another’) cannot be excluded from this witness.
शीर्षोदयेषु निखिलद्युचरेषु चन्द्रे सौम्यग्रहेक्षणयुते कटके महीपः । लग्नाधिपे नवमगे दशमस्थिते वा लग्ने सुधाकरयुते पृथिवीपतिः स्यात्
śīrṣodayeṣu nikhiladyucareṣu candre saumyagrahekṣaṇayute kaṭake mahīpaḥ | lagnādhipe navamage daśamasthite vā lagne sudhākarayute pṛthivīpatiḥ syāt
When all the sky-goers are in head-rising (śīrṣodaya) signs and the Moon, joined with the aspect of benefic grahas, is in Kaṭaka (Cancer) — a ruler of the earth. When the lord of the ascendant (lagna) is in the 9th or in the 10th, or the ascendant is joined with the Moon — one becomes a lord of the earth.
चापार्धं गतवान् सहस्रकिरणस्तत्रैव ताराधिपो लग्ने भानुसुतेऽतिवीर्यसहिते स्वोच्चे च भूनन्दनः । यद्येवं भवति क्षितेरधिपतिः सन्त्यज्य शौर्यं भयाद् दूरादेव नमन्ति तस्य रिपवो दग्धाः प्रतापाग्निना
cāpārdhaṃ gatavān sahasrakiraṇastatraiva tārādhipo lagne bhānusute'tivīryasahite svocce ca bhūnandanaḥ | yadyevaṃ bhavati kṣiteradhipatiḥ santyajya śauryaṃ bhayād dūrādeva namanti tasya ripavo dagdhāḥ pratāpāgninā
The thousand-rayed one (the Sun) having reached the half of Cāpa (Sagittarius), and the lord of the stars (the Moon) in that very place; Saturn in the ascendant (lagna) endowed with surpassing vigour, and Mars in its own exaltation — if it is thus, ⟨he becomes⟩ lord of the earth: abandoning their valour out of fear, his enemies bow to him from afar, burnt by the fire of his majesty.
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- About this edition: e-text 'सहन्नकिरण' read as सहस्रकिरणः (the Sun). चापार्धम् is the half-point of Sagittarius, i.e. 15° of the sign; the mūla gives no other figure. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सहस्रकिरणस्तत्रैव; this sentence names सहन्नकिरण, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
उपचयगृहसंस्थो जन्मपो यस्य चन्द्रात् शुभगृहनवमांशे केन्द्रयाताश्च सौम्याः । सकलबलवियुक्ता ये च पापाभिधानाः स भवति नरनाथः शक्रतुल्यो बलेन
upacayagṛhasaṃstho janmapo yasya candrāt śubhagṛhanavamāṃśe kendrayātāśca saumyāḥ | sakalabalaviyuktā ye ca pāpābhidhānāḥ sa bhavati naranāthaḥ śakratulyo balena
⟨When⟩ the lord of the birth ⟨lagna⟩ stands in an upacaya house from the Moon, and the benefics, placed in an auspicious sign and navāṃśa, have gone to the kendras, and those named malefics are stripped of all strength — he becomes a lord of men, equal to Śakra ⟨Indra⟩ in might.
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- About this edition: The e-text reads जन्मपो स्यस्य, an unmetrical split; taken as जन्मपोऽस्य ('the lord of his birth'). उपचय = the 3rd, 6th, 10th and 11th, here reckoned from the Moon. Metre: Mālinī. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यस्य चन्द्रात् शुभगृहनवमांशे; this sentence names स्यस्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
उच्चाभिलाषी सविता त्रिकोणे स्वर्क्षे शशी जन्मनि यस्य जन्तोः । स शास्ति पृथ्वीं बहुरत्नपूर्णां बृहस्पतिः कर्कटकोपगश्चेत्
uccābhilāṣī savitā trikoṇe svarkṣe śaśī janmani yasya jantoḥ | sa śāsti pṛthvīṃ bahuratnapūrṇāṃ bṛhaspatiḥ karkaṭakopagaścet
⟨When⟩ the Sun, aspiring to his exaltation, ⟨stands⟩ in a trikoṇa and the Moon is in her own sign at the birth of a creature, he rules an earth filled with many jewels — if Jupiter has gone to Karkaṭaka ⟨Cancer⟩.
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- About this edition: उच्चामिलाषी in the e-text for उच्चाभिलाषी. उच्चाभिलाषिन् is the technical description of a graha in the arc travelling toward its exaltation point; rendered literally rather than resolved to 'exalted'. Karkaṭaka is Jupiter's own exaltation sign. Metre: Upajāti. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads उच्चाभिलाषी सविता त्रिकोणे स्वर्क्षे शशी जन्मनि यस्य जन्तोः । स शास्ति पृथ्वीं बहुरत्नपूर्णां; this sentence names उच्चामिलाषी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
स्वस्य त्रिकोणे रविरुच्चगोऽपि वा स्वस्वांशकस्था रविशुक्रसोमजाः । तृतीयषष्ठाष्टमगा निशाकरात् कुर्वन्ति गोपालमिव क्षितीश्वरम्
svasya trikoṇe raviruccago'pi vā svasvāṃśakasthā raviśukrasomajāḥ | tṛtīyaṣaṣṭhāṣṭamagā niśākarāt kurvanti gopālamiva kṣitīśvaram
⟨With⟩ the Sun in his own trikoṇa or else exalted, and the Sun, Venus and the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩ each standing in his own aṃśa, gone to the third, the sixth and the eighth from the Moon — they make ⟨him⟩ a lord of the earth, ⟨guarding it⟩ like a cowherd.
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- About this edition: गोपालमिव क्षितीश्वरम् is two-way and the Hindi keeps it so: (a) 'a lord of the earth ⟨who tends it⟩ like a cowherd ⟨his herd⟩' — go also means 'earth', so gopāla is itself an epithet of a king; (b) 'they make ⟨even⟩ a cowherd a lord of the earth'. Both accusatives are governed by kurvanti and the Sanskrit does not decide between them.
रविशशिबुधशुक्रैर्व्योम्नि मित्रांशकस्थैर्न च रिपुभवनस्थैर्नाप्यदृश्यैर्न नीचैः । स भवति नरपुत्रो भूपतिर्यत् प्रयाणे गजमदजलसेकैः सिच्यते यस्य रेणुः
raviśaśibudhaśukrairvyomni mitrāṃśakasthairna ca ripubhavanasthairnāpyadṛśyairna nīcaiḥ | sa bhavati naraputro bhūpatiryat prayāṇe gajamadajalasekaiḥ sicyate yasya reṇuḥ
⟨When⟩ the Sun, the Moon, Mercury and Venus stand in the vyoman ⟨the tenth⟩ in the navāṃśa of a friend — not in an enemy's house, not unseen, not debilitated — that son of man becomes a king, the dust of whose marching is laid by the sprinkled ichor-water of ⟨his⟩ elephants.
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- About this edition: अदृश्य ('unseen') left literal: it covers both a graha below the horizon and one lost in the Sun's rays; the verse does not say which. रविशाशि- in the e-text for रविशशि-, भुपति for भूपति, प्रयणे for प्रयाणे. Metre: Mālinī. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रविशशिबुधशुक्रैर्व्योम्नि मित्रांशकस्थैर्न च रिपुभवनस्थैर्नाप्यदृश्यैर्न नीचैः । स भवति नरपुत्रो भूपतिर्यत् प्रयाणे; this sentence names रविशाशि and प्रयणे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
क्षमासुतः स्वोच्चमुपाश्रितो बली रवीन्दुवाचस्पतिभिर्निरीक्षितः । भवेन्नरेन्द्रो यदि कुत्सितस्तदा समस्तपृथ्वीपरिरक्षणक्षमः
kṣamāsutaḥ svoccamupāśrito balī ravīnduvācaspatibhirnirīkṣitaḥ | bhavennarendro yadi kutsitastadā samastapṛthvīparirakṣaṇakṣamaḥ
⟨If⟩ the Earth's son ⟨Mars⟩ has taken up his own exaltation, is strong, and is aspected by the Sun, the Moon and Vācaspati ⟨Jupiter⟩, ⟨the native⟩ becomes a king; and if he is of despised ⟨birth⟩, then ⟨he is still⟩ competent to guard the whole earth.
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- About this edition: कुत्सित is kept at its weight — 'despised, contemptible'; the implied noun is birth or family (cf. नीचवंशे in v. 45). निरिक्षितः in the e-text for निरीक्षितः. Metre: Vaṃśastha. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रवीन्दुवाचस्पतिभिर्निरीक्षितः; this sentence names निरिक्षितः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
बुधोदये सप्तमगे बृहस्पतौ चन्द्रे कुलीरे सुखराशिगेऽमले । वियद्गते भार्गवनन्दने ग्रहे प्रशास्ति पृथ्वीमगदो निराकुलः
budhodaye saptamage bṛhaspatau candre kulīre sukharāśige'male | viyadgate bhārgavanandane grahe praśāsti pṛthvīmagado nirākulaḥ
⟨When⟩ Mercury rises ⟨in the lagna⟩, Jupiter stands in the seventh, the spotless Moon has gone to Cancer as the house of happiness ⟨the fourth⟩, and the graha Venus has gone to the sky ⟨the tenth⟩, ⟨the native⟩ rules the earth, free of disease and free of trouble.
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- About this edition: भ्धोदये is corrupt; बुधोदये is read, and it alone scans (bu ˘ dho ˉ da ˘ = ja-gaṇa, giving a clean Vaṃśastha pāda). वियद्रते read as वियद्गते. भार्गवनन्दन ('Bhārgava's son') is a loose epithet of Venus, who is himself Bhārgava. पृठ्वीम् in the e-text for पृथ्वीम्. Metre: Upajāti (Vaṃśastha/Indravaṃśā). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बुधोदये सप्तमगे बृहस्पतौ चन्द्रे कुलीरे सुखराशिगेऽमले । वियद्गते भार्गवनन्दने ग्रहे प्रशास्ति पृथ्वीमगदो; this sentence names वियद्रते and भ्धोदये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
प्रधानबलसंयुक्तः सम्पूर्णः शशलाञ्छनः । एकोऽपि कुरुते जातं नराधिपमरिन्दमम्
pradhānabalasaṃyuktaḥ sampūrṇaḥ śaśalāñchanaḥ | eko'pi kurute jātaṃ narādhipamarindamam
The hare-marked one ⟨the Moon⟩, joined with pre-eminent strength and full ⟨in her digits⟩, even alone makes the one born a ruler of men, a tamer of foes.
देवमन्त्री कुटुम्बस्थो भार्गवेण समन्वितः । करोति वसुधानाथं निर्जितारातिमण्डलम्
devamantrī kuṭumbastho bhārgaveṇa samanvitaḥ | karoti vasudhānāthaṃ nirjitārātimaṇḍalam
The counsellor of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩, standing in the house of family ⟨the second⟩ and joined with Venus, makes ⟨the native⟩ a lord of the earth (vasudhā-nātha), one who has vanquished the circle of his enemies.
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- About this edition: बहुधानाथं as printed parses as बहुधा-नाथम्, 'a lord in many ways'; the metre will not take बहुधननाथम्, but the second house (kuṭumba/dhana) and Venus's presence make 'lord of much wealth' the sense intended, and the Hindi renders it so. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वसुधानाथं; this sentence names बहुधानाथं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लग्नेशे केन्द्रराशिस्थे कर्मेशे वृद्धराशिगे । भाग्येशे लाभगे जातश्चिरञ्जीवी महीपतिः
lagneśe kendrarāśisthe karmeśe vṛddharāśige | bhāgyeśe lābhage jātaścirañjīvī mahīpatiḥ
⟨When⟩ the lord of the lagna stands in a kendra sign, the lord of karma ⟨the tenth⟩ in a sign of increase, and the lord of fortune ⟨the ninth⟩ in the house of gain ⟨the eleventh⟩, the one born is a long-lived lord of the earth.
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- About this edition: वृधि in the e-text for वृद्धि. वृद्धिराशि is not resolved to a number here: it may name the 11th (which the next pāda then names again as लाभ), or an upacaya sign generally. The ambiguity is the text's, not the rendering's. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वृद्धराशिगे । भाग्येशे लाभगे जातश्चिरञ्जीवी; this sentence names वृधि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
रविलुप्तकरः सौम्यः स्वस्थो मूलत्रिकोणगः । सर्वविद्याधिको राजा नेतरेषां स्वचारिणाम्
raviluptakaraḥ saumyaḥ svastho mūlatrikoṇagaḥ | sarvavidyādhiko rājā netareṣāṃ svacāriṇām
Mercury, his rays effaced by the Sun ⟨combust⟩, ⟨yet⟩ in his own place or gone to his mūlatrikoṇa, ⟨makes the native⟩ a king surpassing ⟨all⟩ in every branch of learning — not so for the others that move in their own ⟨signs⟩.
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- About this edition: सौम्य here is the graha Mercury, not the benefic class (glossary row: note which). The final quarter withholds the same result from the other grahas even when they too stand in their own signs.
अर्कज्ञौ सुखराशिस्थौ मन्देन्दू दशमस्थितौ । कुजोदये च सञ्जातो यदि राजा न संशयः
arkajñau sukharāśisthau mandendū daśamasthitau | kujodaye ca sañjāto yadi rājā na saṃśayaḥ
The Sun and Mercury standing in the house of happiness ⟨the fourth⟩, Saturn and the Moon standing in the tenth, and Mars rising ⟨in the lagna⟩ — the one so born is a king, there is no doubt.
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- About this edition: CORRECTED 2026-09-08 from Mishra's printed śloka index, which prints this verse's incipit as अर्कज्ञौ सुखराशिस्थौ and locates it at adhyāya 7, śloka 42, page 374 — so both the reading and our verse id are confirmed by a printing independent of Sastri. श्थ is not a conjunct of this language.
दिवाकरोदये सिंहे शुक्रांशकविवर्जिते । कन्यागते बुधे जातो नीचोऽपि पृथिवीपतिः
divākarodaye siṃhe śukrāṃśakavivarjite | kanyāgate budhe jāto nīco'pi pṛthivīpatiḥ
⟨When⟩ the day-maker ⟨the Sun⟩ rises in Siṃha ⟨Leo⟩ free of Venus's navāṃśa, and Mercury has gone to Kanyā ⟨Virgo⟩, the one born, though low ⟨-born⟩, is lord of the earth.
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- About this edition: शुक्रांशक्विवर्जिते in the e-text for शुक्रांशकविवर्जिते. नीच here is social, not the graha-state 'debilitated' — the concessive अपि requires it (cf. नीचवंशे in v. 45); the Hindi keeps the word itself so the reader sees the pun the corpus elsewhere renders 'debilitated'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुक्रांशकविवर्जिते; this sentence names शुक्रांशक्विवर्जिते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
मानपुत्रोदयस्थौ वा मन्दावनिसुतौ यदि । पूर्णेन्दौ गुरुराशिस्थे जातो राजा भविष्यति
mānaputrodayasthau vā mandāvanisutau yadi | pūrṇendau gururāśisthe jāto rājā bhaviṣyati
Or if Saturn and the Earth's son ⟨Mars⟩ stand in the 10th (māna), the 5th (putra) or the lagna (udaya) and the full Moon is in a sign of Jupiter, the one born will be a king.
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- About this edition: The e-text itself prints the first word with a bracketed variant, मा(भा)नपुत्रोदयस्थौ, i.e. it cannot decide between मान- and भान-. On भानुपुत्र ('the Sun's son' = Saturn) the first pāda would name Saturn a second time, since मन्द in the second pāda is already Saturn; the dual उदयस्थौ agrees with मन्दावनिसुतौ, so the translation follows that pair and the doubtful epithet is not rendered as a third body. [2026-09-23: The mūla now reads मानपुत्रोदयस्थौ, and the e-text's bracket मा(भा)न is gone. No printing carries भान- or भानु-. The Kāśī 1953 page (Kapileśvara, p.245) was read by eye at about 1.8x and 3.7x native and sets मानपुत्रोदयस्थौ with a plain मा. Its Sudhāśālinī ṭīkā, read at about 2.6x and 3.3x, takes the compound as three houses: māna the 10th, putra the 5th and udaya the lagna. So the word names houses, not a planet, and the last clause of this note, about a doubtful epithet left unrendered, is superseded; the renderings now give the three houses. Ojha vol. I p.474, read by eye on a 600 dpi render at about 1.8x to 4.3x native, sets मानपुत्रोदयस्थौ too; the machine read of that leaf gives भानुपुत्रो and is wrong. The earlier argument that भानुपुत्र would name Saturn twice pointed the right way.]
बली विलग्नाधिपतिश्च केन्द्रे भूपालयोगं कुरुते नराणाम् । तन्मित्रदृष्टे यदि नीचवंशे जातोऽपि राजा नृपवन्दितो वा
balī vilagnādhipatiśca kendre bhūpālayogaṃ kurute narāṇām | tanmitradṛṣṭe yadi nīcavaṃśe jāto'pi rājā nṛpavandito vā
A strong lord of the ascendant in a kendra produces for men the yoga of a ruler of the earth; and if he is aspected by his friend, then even one born in a low family is a king, or ⟨else⟩ one saluted by kings.
जन्माधिपः स्वोच्चगृहे मृगाङ्कं पश्यत्यवश्यं यदि भूमिपालः । गजादिसेनातुरगादिसङ्घैर्जितारिकोटिर्जगति प्रजातः
janmādhipaḥ svoccagṛhe mṛgāṅkaṃ paśyatyavaśyaṃ yadi bhūmipālaḥ | gajādisenāturagādisaṅghairjitārikoṭirjagati prajātaḥ
If the lord of the birth ⟨lagna⟩, in his own or exaltation house, aspects the deer-marked one ⟨the Moon⟩, ⟨the native is⟩ assuredly a ruler of the earth — born into the world a conqueror of a crore of foes by his hosts of elephants and troops of horses.
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- About this edition: पश्यति is the technical dṛṣṭi, rendered 'aspects'. स्वोच्चगृहे taken as sva-gṛha or ucca-gṛha; it may also be read as the single 'his own exaltation house'.
लग्नं विहाय केन्द्रस्थे चन्द्रे पूर्णकलान्विते । गुरुभार्गवसन्दृष्टे जातो राजा भवेन्नरः
lagnaṃ vihāya kendrasthe candre pūrṇakalānvite | gurubhārgavasandṛṣṭe jāto rājā bhavennaraḥ
⟨When⟩ the Moon, endowed with her full digits, stands in a kendra other than the lagna and is aspected by Jupiter and Venus, the man born becomes a king.
लग्नेशे केन्द्रभावस्थे नीचमूढारिभं विना । नान्यग्रहयुते राजा सार्वभौमो भविष्यति
lagneśe kendrabhāvasthe nīcamūḍhāribhaṃ vinā | nānyagrahayute rājā sārvabhaumo bhaviṣyati
⟨When⟩ the lord of the lagna occupies a kendra house — apart from a debilitation, a combust, or an enemy's sign — and is joined with no other graha, ⟨the native⟩ will be a king, a sovereign of the whole earth.
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- About this edition: केन्द्रमावस्थे in the e-text; read केन्द्रभावस्थे. मूढ is the technical 'combust' (astaṅgata), not 'stupid'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads केन्द्रभावस्थे नीचमूढारिभं विना । नान्यग्रहयुते; this sentence names केन्द्रमावस्थे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
गुरुचन्द्रदिवानाथाः सुतविक्रमधर्मगाः । जातो यदि महीपालः कुबेरसमवित्तवान्
gurucandradivānāthāḥ sutavikramadharmagāḥ | jāto yadi mahīpālaḥ kuberasamavittavān
⟨If⟩ Jupiter, the Moon and the lord of day ⟨the Sun⟩ have gone ⟨respectively⟩ to the houses of the son ⟨the fifth⟩, of valour ⟨the third⟩ and of dharma ⟨the ninth⟩, the one born is a ruler of the earth, possessed of wealth equal to Kubera's.
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- About this edition: The e-text prints the singular -गः against three grahas; -गाः is required. 'Respectively' is supplied: the two dvandvas stand in the same order, but the Sanskrit does not itself state the distribution.
चापोदयस्थे बलिनि प्रभाकरे महीसुते कर्मगते सशीतगौ । उपान्त्यगे वा भृगुजे व्ययस्थिते सुरेन्द्रतुल्यो नृपतिः प्रजायते
cāpodayasthe balini prabhākare mahīsute karmagate saśītagau | upāntyage vā bhṛguje vyayasthite surendratulyo nṛpatiḥ prajāyate
⟨When⟩ the strong Sun stands in Cāpa ⟨Sagittarius⟩ rising, Mars has gone to the house of karma ⟨the tenth⟩ together with the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩, and Venus is in the next-to-last house ⟨the eleventh⟩ or placed in the twelfth, a king equal to Surendra ⟨Indra⟩ is born.
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- About this edition: उपान्त्य ('the one before the last') = the 11th; both locatives उपान्त्यगे and व्ययस्थिते qualify भृगुजे, वा offering the alternative.
विक्रमायारिगाः पापा जन्मपः शुभवीक्षितः । राजा भवति तेजस्वी समस्तजनवन्दितः
vikramāyārigāḥ pāpā janmapaḥ śubhavīkṣitaḥ | rājā bhavati tejasvī samastajanavanditaḥ
⟨When⟩ the malefics have gone to the houses of valour ⟨the third⟩, of gain ⟨the eleventh⟩ and of enemies ⟨the sixth⟩, and the lord of the birth ⟨lagna⟩ is aspected by benefics, ⟨the native⟩ becomes a king, lustrous, saluted by all people.
मृगोदयस्थे बलिनि क्षमासुते शनौतपःस्थानगतेऽथवाऽन्त्यगे । दिवाकरे सप्तमगे सशीतगौ महीपतिश्चञ्चलमानसो भवेत्
mṛgodayasthe balini kṣamāsute śanautapaḥsthānagate'thavā'ntyage | divākare saptamage saśītagau mahīpatiścañcalamānaso bhavet
⟨When⟩ the Earth's son ⟨Mars⟩, strong, stands in Mṛga ⟨Capricorn⟩ rising, Saturn has gone to the place of tapas ⟨the ninth⟩ or else to the last ⟨house, the twelfth⟩, and the day-maker ⟨the Sun⟩ is in the seventh together with the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩, he becomes a lord of the earth — ⟨but⟩ of a fickle mind.
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- About this edition: देवाकरे is corrupt for दिवाकरे, which alone scans the Vaṃśastha pāda. तपःस्थान taken as the 9th (tapas/dharma/bhāgya are its standing synonyms in this text; cf. v. 54). अन्त्य = the last house, the 12th. The closing चञ्चलमानसः is a qualification of the king, not praise, and is kept as such. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शनौतपःस्थानगतेऽथवाऽन्त्यगे । दिवाकरे; this sentence names देवाकरे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लाभे सुखे वा दशमे समन्दश्चन्द्रमा यदि । जातो नृपकुले राजा तत्समो वा धनीभवेत्
lābhe sukhe vā daśame samandaścandramā yadi | jāto nṛpakule rājā tatsamo vā dhanībhavet
If the Moon together with Saturn ⟨stands⟩ in the house of gain ⟨the eleventh⟩, in that of happiness ⟨the fourth⟩, or in the tenth, one born in a royal family is a king; or ⟨else, one born otherwise⟩ becomes wealthy, his equal.
जातश्चोपचयस्थिते तनुपतौ चन्द्रे तपःस्थानगे केन्द्रस्थाः शुभवर्गगा यदि शुभा वीर्यान्विता भूपतिः । जीवेन्दू वृषभस्थितौ बलयुतः कोणस्थितो लग्नपः शन्यारेक्षणवर्जितो यदि तदा जातोऽवनीशो भवेत्
jātaścopacayasthite tanupatau candre tapaḥsthānage kendrasthāḥ śubhavargagā yadi śubhā vīryānvitā bhūpatiḥ | jīvendū vṛṣabhasthitau balayutaḥ koṇasthito lagnapaḥ śanyārekṣaṇavarjito yadi tadā jāto'vanīśo bhavet
⟨When⟩ the lord of the body ⟨the lagna lord⟩ stands in an upacaya and the Moon has gone to the place of tapas ⟨the ninth⟩, and if the benefics stand in the kendras, gone to benefic vargas and endowed with strength, the one born is a lord of the earth. ⟨And when⟩ Jupiter and the Moon stand in Vṛṣabha ⟨Taurus⟩, and the lord of the lagna, joined with strength, stands in a trine free of the aspect of Saturn and Mars, then the one born becomes a lord of the earth.
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- About this edition: One śloka carrying two independent yogas, one to a half-verse. शान्यारेक्षण = śani + āra (Mars) + īkṣaṇa. Metre: Śārdūlavikrīḍita. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वीर्यान्विता भूपतिः । जीवेन्दू वृषभस्थितौ बलयुतः कोणस्थितो लग्नपः शन्यारेक्षणवर्जितो; this sentence names शान्यारेक्षण, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
दिवाकरे मीनगृहोपयाते कुलीरलग्ने शशिनि क्षितीशः । अरातिनीचग्रहदृष्टियुक्ता भूपालयोगं न दिशन्ति सर्वे
divākare mīnagṛhopayāte kulīralagne śaśini kṣitīśaḥ | arātinīcagrahadṛṣṭiyuktā bhūpālayogaṃ na diśanti sarve
⟨When⟩ the day-maker ⟨the Sun⟩ has gone to the house of Mīna ⟨Pisces⟩ and the Moon ⟨stands⟩ in Kulīra ⟨Cancer⟩ as the lagna, ⟨the native is⟩ a lord of the earth. ⟨But⟩ all ⟨these combinations⟩, when joined with the aspect of enemy and debilitated grahas, do not confer the yoga of a ruler of the earth.
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- About this edition: विवाकरे in the e-text for दिवाकरे (metrically required). The second half is a general cancelling clause over the yogas of the chapter, not over this verse alone — सर्वे is masculine plural, agreeing with the yogas. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दिवाकरे; this sentence names विवाकरे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
जनयति नृपमेकोऽप्युच्चगो मित्रदृष्टः प्रचुरगुणसमेतं मित्रयोगाच्च सिद्धम् । विवसुविसुखमूढव्याधितो बन्धुतप्तो वधदुरितसमेतः शत्रुनिम्नर्क्षगेषु
janayati nṛpameko'pyuccago mitradṛṣṭaḥ pracuraguṇasametaṃ mitrayogācca siddham | vivasuvisukhamūḍhavyādhito bandhutapto vadhaduritasametaḥ śatrunimnarkṣageṣu
Even one ⟨graha⟩, exalted and aspected by a friend, begets a king endowed with abundant virtues, and ⟨the yoga is⟩ made good by conjunction with a friend. ⟨But⟩ when ⟨they⟩ stand in enemy and debilitation signs, ⟨the native is⟩ without wealth, without happiness, dull-witted, diseased, tormented by his kinsmen, and beset with slaughter and calamity.
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- About this edition: The third pāda is corrupt: विवसुखमूढव्याधितो does not scan as Mālinī (which needs six light syllables to open), and विव- yields no word. The readable members सुख, मूढ, व्याधित are rendered, with the privative supplied in brackets; no conjecture is made for विव-. निम्नर्क्ष = नीच राशि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विवसुविसुखमूढव्याधितो; this sentence names विवसुखमूढव्याधितो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
धनुर्मीनतुलामेषमृगकुम्भोदये शनौ । चार्वङ्गो नृपतिर्विद्वान् पुरग्रामाग्रणीर्भवेत्
dhanurmīnatulāmeṣamṛgakumbhodaye śanau | cārvaṅgo nṛpatirvidvān puragrāmāgraṇīrbhavet
⟨When⟩ Saturn rises in Dhanus, Mīna, Tulā, Meṣa, Mṛga ⟨Capricorn⟩ or Kumbha, ⟨the native⟩ becomes fair of limb, a king and learned, the foremost of ⟨his⟩ town and village.
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- About this edition: भृग in the e-text is read as मृग (Makara) — Saturn's own sign, and metrically identical. The last quarter परुग्रामाप्रणिर्भवेत् is corrupt; पुरग्रामाग्रणीर्भवेत् is read, which scans and is the only sense the letters support. Note that Meṣa, listed here, is Saturn's debilitation sign; the verse states it nonetheless. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धनुर्मीनतुलामेषमृगकुम्भोदये शनौ । चार्वङ्गो नृपतिर्विद्वान् पुरग्रामाग्रणीर्भवेत्; this sentence names परुग्रामाप्रणिर्भवेत् and भृग, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
स्वोच्चत्रिकोणस्वसुहृच्छत्रुनीचगृहार्कगैः । शुभं सम्पूर्णपादोनदलपादाल्पनिष्फलम्
svoccatrikoṇasvasuhṛcchatrunīcagṛhārkagaiḥ | śubhaṃ sampūrṇapādonadalapādālpaniṣphalam
By ⟨grahas⟩ standing in their exaltation, their trikoṇa, their own house, a friend's, an enemy's, the debilitation house, or ⟨combust⟩ with the Sun, the auspicious ⟨result is⟩ full, less-a-quarter, a half, a quarter, little, and fruitless.
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- About this edition: Seven placements are listed against six fractions; the count does not balance, and the verse itself gives no key. The likeliest distribution is that the last two placements (nīca and combust) share निष्फल — but that is inference, and the rendering keeps both lists in their printed order rather than forcing a pairing. दलपादालप्नि in the e-text for दलपादाल्प-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सम्पूर्णपादोनदलपादाल्पनिष्फलम्; this sentence names दलपादालप्नि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
मूलत्रिकोणनिजतुङ्गगृहोपयाता भौमज्ञजीवसितभानुसुता बलिष्ठाः । केन्द्रस्थिता यदि यदा रुचभद्रहंसमालव्यचारुशशयोगकरा भवन्ति
mūlatrikoṇanijatuṅgagṛhopayātā bhaumajñajīvasitabhānusutā baliṣṭhāḥ | kendrasthitā yadi yadā rucabhadrahaṃsamālavyacāruśaśayogakarā bhavanti
When Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩, at their strongest, have gone to their mūlatrikoṇa, their own house or their exaltation house, and stand in the kendras, they become the makers of the Rucaka, Bhadra, Haṃsa, Mālavya and fair Śaśa yogas.
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- About this edition: The five yogas answer to the five grahas in the order given: Rucaka–Mars, Bhadra–Mercury, Haṃsa–Jupiter, Mālavya–Venus, Śaśa–Saturn (the pañca-mahāpuruṣa yogas). रुच in the compound for रुचक; चारु is taken as the epithet standing with शश, as the metre requires. Metre: Vasantatilakā.
जातः श्रीरुचके बलान्वितवपुः श्रीकीर्तिशीलान्वितः शस्त्री मन्त्रजपाभिचारकुशलो राजाऽथवा तत्समः । लावण्यारुणकान्तिकोमलतनुस्त्यागी जितारिर्धनी सप्तत्यब्दमितायुषा सह सुखी सेनातुरङ्गाधिपः
jātaḥ śrīrucake balānvitavapuḥ śrīkīrtiśīlānvitaḥ śastrī mantrajapābhicārakuśalo rājā'thavā tatsamaḥ | lāvaṇyāruṇakāntikomalatanustyāgī jitārirdhanī saptatyabdamitāyuṣā saha sukhī senāturaṅgādhipaḥ
One born in the glorious Rucaka ⟨yoga⟩ has a body joined with strength, is endowed with fortune, fame and good conduct, bears weapons, is skilled in mantra, japa and abhicāra ⟨hostile rites⟩, and is a king or his equal. His body is lovely, of ruddy lustre and tender; he is a giver, a conqueror of his enemies, wealthy, and happy, with a life measured at seventy years, a lord of armies and horses.
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- About this edition: सप्तत्यब्दमितायुषा — seventy years, stated as such. अभिचार is left at its own weight: hostile/black ritual, not merely 'ritual'. सेनातुङ्गाधिप read as 'an eminent (tuṅga) lord of armies'; it could also be split सेना-अधिप and तुङ्ग-अधिप, 'lord of an army and of a stronghold'. जीतारिः in the e-text for जितारिः. Metre: Śārdūlavikrīḍita. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जितारिर्धनी सप्तत्यब्दमितायुषा सह सुखी सेनातुरङ्गाधिपः; this sentence names सेनातुङ्गाधिप, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
धर्मेशलाभेशधनेश्वराणामेकोऽपि शीतद्युतिकेन्द्रवर्ती । स्वयं च लाभाधिपतिर्गुरुश्चेदखण्डसाम्राज्यपतित्वमेति
dharmeśalābheśadhaneśvarāṇāmeko'pi śītadyutikendravartī | svayaṃ ca lābhādhipatirguruścedakhaṇḍasāmrājyapatitvameti
⟨If⟩ even one among the lords of dharma ⟨the ninth⟩, of gain ⟨the eleventh⟩ and of wealth ⟨the second⟩ stands in a kendra from the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩, and if Jupiter himself is the lord of gain ⟨the eleventh⟩, ⟨the native⟩ attains lordship of an undivided empire.
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- About this edition: साभ्राज्य in the e-text for साम्राज्य. केन्द्रवर्ती is reckoned from the Moon (शीतद्युति), not from the lagna. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लाभाधिपतिर्गुरुश्चेदखण्डसाम्राज्यपतित्वमेति; this sentence names साभ्राज्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
शार्दूलप्रतिमाननो गजगतिः पीनोरुवक्षस्थलो लम्बापीनसुवृत्तबाहुयुगलस्तत्तुल्यमानोच्छ्रयः । मानी बन्धुजनोपकारनिपुणः श्रीभद्रयोगोद्भवो राजाऽशीतिमितायुरेति विपुलप्रज्ञायशोवित्तवान्
śārdūlapratimānano gajagatiḥ pīnoruvakṣasthalo lambāpīnasuvṛttabāhuyugalastattulyamānocchrayaḥ | mānī bandhujanopakāranipuṇaḥ śrībhadrayogodbhavo rājā'śītimitāyureti vipulaprajñāyaśovittavān
⟨He⟩ whose face is like a tiger's, whose gait is an elephant's, whose thighs and chest are stout, whose pair of arms is long, fleshy and well-rounded, and whose height matches them; proud, and skilful in doing good to his kinsfolk — one born of the illustrious Bhadra yoga is a king, reaches a life measured at eighty ⟨years⟩, and is possessed of abundant wisdom, fame and wealth.
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- About this edition: śārūula and aśīti-bhita are e-text slips for śārdūla ('tiger') and aśīti-mita ('measured at eighty'); both are rendered from the obvious readings and flagged here. Bhadra is Mercury's mahāpuruṣa yoga — the enumeration of four such yogas runs on through v. 65. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शार्दूलप्रतिमाननो गजगतिः पीनोरुवक्षस्थलो लम्बापीनसुवृत्तबाहुयुगलस्तत्तुल्यमानोच्छ्रयः । मानी बन्धुजनोपकारनिपुणः श्रीभद्रयोगोद्भवो राजाऽशीतिमितायुरेति; this sentence names śārūula, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
रक्तास्योन्नतनासिकः सुचरणो हंसस्वरः श्लेष्मको गौराङ्गः सुकुमारदारसहितः कन्दर्पतुल्यः सुखी । शास्त्रज्ञानपरायणोऽतिनिपुणः श्रीहंसयोगे गुणी जातोऽशीतिकमायुरेति सयुगं ८४ साधुक्रियाचारवान्
raktāsyonnatanāsikaḥ sucaraṇo haṃsasvaraḥ śleṣmako gaurāṅgaḥ sukumāradārasahitaḥ kandarpatulyaḥ sukhī | śāstrajñānaparāyaṇo'tinipuṇaḥ śrīhaṃsayoge guṇī jāto'śītikamāyureti sayugaṃ 84 sādhukriyācāravān
Red-faced, with a raised nose and fine feet, swan-voiced, of phlegmatic constitution, fair-limbed, having a delicate wife, the equal of Kandarpa ⟨Kāma⟩, happy; devoted to the knowledge of the śāstras and exceedingly skilful — a man of quality born under the illustrious Haṃsa yoga reaches an age of eighty together with a yuga ⟨four⟩ — 84 — and is of pious acts and good conduct.
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- About this edition: The e-text reads haṃsakharaḥ; the description requires haṃsasvaraḥ, 'swan-voiced', which is what is rendered — flagged, not silently corrected. The age is spelt out as eighty plus a yuga (4) and the e-text itself prints the figure 84; both are kept. Haṃsa is Jupiter's mahāpuruṣa yoga. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads हंसस्वरः श्लेष्मको गौराङ्गः; this sentence names haṃsakharaḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
स्त्रीचेष्टो ललिताङ्गसन्धिनयनः सौन्दर्यशाली गुणी तेजस्वी सुतदारवाहनधनी शास्त्रार्थवित्पण्डितः । उत्साहप्रभुशक्तिमन्त्रचतुरस्त्यागी परस्त्रीरतः सप्तत्यब्दमुपैति सप्तसहितं मालव्ययोगोद्भवः
strīceṣṭo lalitāṅgasandhinayanaḥ saundaryaśālī guṇī tejasvī sutadāravāhanadhanī śāstrārthavitpaṇḍitaḥ | utsāhaprabhuśaktimantracaturastyāgī parastrīrataḥ saptatyabdamupaiti saptasahitaṃ mālavyayogodbhavaḥ
With womanly gestures, with graceful limbs, joints and eyes; endowed with beauty, virtuous, lustrous; rich in sons, wife, conveyances and money; a learned man who knows the meaning of the śāstras; adroit in energy, in lordly power and in counsel; liberal; addicted to other men's wives — one born of the Mālavya yoga attains seventy years together with seven ⟨77⟩.
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- About this edition: utsāha-prabhu-śakti-mantra names the three śaktis of political theory (utsāha, prabhu, mantra). parastrīrataḥ is left at its weight, 'addicted to other men's wives'. Mālavya is Venus's mahāpuruṣa yoga.
भूपो वा सचिवो वनाचलरतः सेनापतिः क्रूरधीर्धातोर्वादविनोदवञ्चनपरो दाता सरोषेक्षणः । तेजस्वी निजमातृभक्तिनिरतः शूरोऽसिताङ्गः सुखी जातः सप्ततिरायुरेति शशके जारक्रियाशीलवान्
bhūpo vā sacivo vanācalarataḥ senāpatiḥ krūradhīrdhātorvādavinodavañcanaparo dātā saroṣekṣaṇaḥ | tejasvī nijamātṛbhaktinirataḥ śūro'sitāṅgaḥ sukhī jātaḥ saptatirāyureti śaśake jārakriyāśīlavān
A king or a minister, delighting in forest and hill, a commander of armies, cruel of mind, given to the pastime of alchemy (dhātuvāda) and to cheating, a giver, with an angry glance; lustrous, devoted to his own mother, brave, dark-limbed, happy — one born under Śaśa attains seventy years of life and is given to adulterous acts.
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- About this edition: One compound in the second quarter (ghatovārdavinodañcanaparo) is corrupt beyond safe reconstruction — dhātuvāda-vinodāñcana-, 'given to the diversions of alchemy', would fit the akṣaras but is a conjecture, so the segment is left unrendered rather than guessed. vanāclarataḥ is read as vanācala-rataḥ. jārakriyāśīlavān is kept at its weight. Śaśa is Saturn's mahāpuruṣa yoga. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वनाचलरतः सेनापतिः क्रूरधी- र्धातोर्वादविनोदवञ्चनपरो; this sentence names ghatovārdavinodañcanaparo and vanāclarataḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
यस्य योगस्य यः कर्ता बलवान् जितदृग्युतः । अधियोगादियोगेषु स्वदशायां फलप्रदः
yasya yogasya yaḥ kartā balavān jitadṛgyutaḥ | adhiyogādiyogeṣu svadaśāyāṃ phalapradaḥ
Whichever graha is the maker of a given yoga — if he is strong and is joined with, and aspected by, ⟨grahas that⟩ prevail, then among the Adhi-yoga and the rest he gives the fruit ⟨of that yoga⟩ in his own daśā.
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- About this edition: jitadṛgyutaḥ is ambiguous: as printed it says 'joined with / aspected by ⟨grahas⟩ that prevail', which is what is rendered; parallel texts read śubhadṛgyutaḥ, 'joined with or aspected by benefics'. The variant is recorded, not adopted.
भानोरर्थगते बुधे शशिसुताल्लाभस्थितश्चन्द्रमाश्चन्द्रात्कोणगतैः पुरन्दरगुरुर्योगस्तदा भास्करः । शूरो भास्करयोगजः प्रभुसमः शास्त्रार्थविद्रूपवान् गान्धर्वश्रुतिवित्तवान् गणितविद्धीरः समर्थो भवेत्
bhānorarthagate budhe śaśisutāllābhasthitaścandramāścandrātkoṇagataiḥ purandaragururyogastadā bhāskaraḥ | śūro bhāskarayogajaḥ prabhusamaḥ śāstrārthavidrūpavān gāndharvaśrutivittavān gaṇitaviddhīraḥ samartho bhavet
Mercury in the 2nd (artha) from the Sun; the Moon standing in the 11th (lābha) from Mercury; Jupiter, the preceptor of Purandara ⟨Indra⟩, gone to a trikoṇa from the Moon — then the yoga is Bhāskara. One born of the Bhāskara yoga is brave, the equal of a lord, knows the meaning of the śāstras, is handsome, versed in music and in the Veda, wealthy, skilled in mathematics, steadfast and capable.
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- About this edition: The e-text prints koṇagataiḥ (instrumental plural) where the syntax needs koṇagate; read as 'gone to a trikoṇa'. gāndharva-śruti-vit is taken as 'knowing music and the Veda', with vittavān, 'wealthy', read as a separate member.
चन्द्राद्विक्रमगः कुजोऽवनिसुतादस्ते शनिः सूर्यजादस्ते दैत्यगुरुः सितान्मदनगो जीवो यदीन्द्राह्वयः । ख्यातस्तत्रभवः सशीलगुणवान् भूपोऽथवा तत्समो वाग्मी वित्तविचित्रभूषणयशोरूपप्रतापान्वितः
candrādvikramagaḥ kujo'vanisutādaste śaniḥ sūryajādaste daityaguruḥ sitānmadanago jīvo yadīndrāhvayaḥ | khyātastatrabhavaḥ saśīlaguṇavān bhūpo'thavā tatsamo vāgmī vittavicitrabhūṣaṇayaśorūpapratāpānvitaḥ
Mars in the 3rd (vikrama) from the Moon; Saturn in the 7th from Mars, the son of Earth; Venus, the preceptor of the Daityas, in the 7th from Saturn, the son of the Sun; Jupiter in the 7th (madana) from Venus — if so, it is called Indra ⟨yoga⟩. One born then is renowned, of good character and virtue, a king or his equal, eloquent, and endowed with wealth, wondrous ornaments, fame, beauty and majesty.
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- About this edition: daityagutuḥ is the e-text's slip for daityaguruḥ (Venus). madana, like mada, is the 7th house; asta is likewise the 7th. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दैत्यगुरुः सितान्मदनगो जीवो यदीन्द्राह्वयः । ख्यातस्तत्रभवः; this sentence names daityagutuḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
शुक्रात् कोणगतो गुरुः सुरगुरोः पुत्रे शशी शीतगोः केन्द्रस्थानसमाश्रितो दिनकरो योगो मरुत्संज्ञकः । वाग्मी वायुभवो विशालहृदयः स्थूलोदरः शास्त्रवित् सम्पन्नः क्रयविक्रयेषु कुशलो राजाऽथवा तत्समः
śukrāt koṇagato guruḥ suraguroḥ putre śaśī śītagoḥ kendrasthānasamāśrito dinakaro yogo marutsaṃjñakaḥ | vāgmī vāyubhavo viśālahṛdayaḥ sthūlodaraḥ śāstravit sampannaḥ krayavikrayeṣu kuśalo rājā'thavā tatsamaḥ
Jupiter gone to a trikoṇa from Venus; the Moon in the 5th (putra) from Jupiter, the preceptor of the gods; the Sun occupying a kendra from the Moon — the yoga is named Marut. One born of the Vāyu ⟨Marut⟩ yoga is eloquent, broad-chested, big-bellied, learned in the śāstras, prosperous, skilled in buying and selling, a king or his equal.
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- About this edition: viśālahvadayaḥ is the e-text's slip for viśālahṛdayaḥ. putra, like suta, is the 5th house; the printed putra (stem form) stands for putrasthaḥ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुत्रे शशी शीतगोः केन्द्रस्थानसमाश्रितो दिनकरो योगो मरुत्संज्ञकः । वाग्मी वायुभवो विशालहृदयः; this sentence names viśālahvadayaḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लग्नेज्ञो गुरुकेन्द्रगो हिमकरश्चन्द्रादहिर्वित्तगः सौर्यस्थानगतौ च भानुरुधिरौ योगो बुधः कीर्तितः । राजश्रीबुधयोगजोऽतुलबलप्रख्यातनामा विदुः शास्त्रज्ञानकरक्रियासु चतुरो धीमानशत्रुर्भवेत्
lagnejño gurukendrago himakaraścandrādahirvittagaḥ sauryasthānagatau ca bhānurudhirau yogo budhaḥ kīrtitaḥ | rājaśrībudhayogajo'tulabalaprakhyātanāmā viduḥ śāstrajñānakarakriyāsu caturo dhīmānaśatrurbhavet
Mercury in the lagna; the Moon in a kendra from Jupiter; the serpent ⟨Rāhu⟩ in the 2nd (vitta) from the Moon; and the Sun and Mars gone to a house of Saturn — the yoga is proclaimed Budha. One born of the royal and splendid Budha yoga has incomparable strength and a renowned name, is learned, adroit in the knowledge of the śāstras and in the work of his hands, and becomes wise and without an enemy.
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- About this edition: bhīmānaśatruḥ is read as bhīmān aśatruḥ, 'formidable and without an enemy'; the printed sandhi also permits bhī-māna-śatruḥ, and the reading is flagged rather than settled. ahi, 'the serpent', is Rāhu; sauryasthāna is a sign owned by Saturn. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads राजश्रीबुधयोगजोऽतुलबलप्रख्यातनामा विदुः शास्त्रज्ञानकरक्रियासु चतुरो धीमानशत्रुर्भवेत्; this sentence names bhīmān, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लग्नस्थिते हिमकरे यदि वा मदस्थे केमद्रुमो भवति जीवदृशा विहीने । अत्यल्पबिन्दुसहिता यदि खेचरेन्द्राः केमद्रुयोगफलदा विबलाश्च सर्वे
lagnasthite himakare yadi vā madasthe kemadrumo bhavati jīvadṛśā vihīne | atyalpabindusahitā yadi khecarendrāḥ kemadruyogaphaladā vibalāśca sarve
When the Moon stands in the lagna, or in the 7th (mada), and is devoid of Jupiter's aspect, Kemadruma arises. And if the chief grahas carry very few bindus ⟨of the aṣṭakavarga⟩ and are all weak, they too give the fruit of the Kemadruma yoga.
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- About this edition: bindu is the aṣṭakavarga dot; the verse does not name the system, so the reference is marked as supplied.
द्वितीये द्वादशे पार्श्वे द्वये खेचरसंयुते । शीतांशोः सुनफायोगस्त्वनफा नाम कीर्तितः
dvitīye dvādaśe pārśve dvaye khecarasaṃyute | śītāṃśoḥ sunaphāyogastvanaphā nāma kīrtitaḥ
When the second and the twelfth — the two flanks ⟨of the Moon⟩ — are joined with a graha, the yogas of the cold-rayed one are declared: Sunaphā ⟨for the second⟩ and, by name, Anaphā ⟨for the twelfth⟩.
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- About this edition: The printed word order is disordered and anaphānām stands where anaphā nāma is required. The distribution (2nd = Sunaphā, 12th = Anaphā) is the standing convention of the tradition and of v. 83 below; it is supplied in ⟨ ⟩ rather than read out of this line's syntax. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुनफायोगस्त्वनफा नाम; this sentence names anaphānām, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
योगो धुरन्धुराख्यः स्याद्विना सर्वत्र भास्करम् । एतद्योगत्रयाभावे केमद्रुमफलं वदेत्
yogo dhurandhurākhyaḥ syādvinā sarvatra bhāskaram | etadyogatrayābhāve kemadrumaphalaṃ vadet
The yoga named Durandhara ⟨Durudhurā⟩ arises ⟨when both flanks are occupied⟩; everywhere the Sun is excluded. In the absence of these three yogas, one should declare the fruit of Kemadruma.
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- About this edition: vīnā is the e-text's spelling of vinā. The condition for Durandhara — both the 2nd and the 12th occupied — is carried over from v. 72 and marked as supplied. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्याद्विना; this sentence names vīnā, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
चन्द्रे सभानौ यदि नीचदृष्टे पापांशके याति दरिद्रयोगम् । क्षीणेन्दुलग्नान्निधने निशायां पापेक्षिते पापयुते तथा स्यात्
candre sabhānau yadi nīcadṛṣṭe pāpāṃśake yāti daridrayogam | kṣīṇendulagnānnidhane niśāyāṃ pāpekṣite pāpayute tathā syāt
If the Moon is with the Sun, aspected by a debilitated ⟨graha⟩ and in a malefic navāṃśa, ⟨the native⟩ goes to the daridra (poverty) yoga. So too if the waning Moon is in the 8th (nidhana) from the lagna, ⟨the birth⟩ at night, aspected by malefics and joined with malefics.
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- About this edition: yādi is the e-text's slip for yadi. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads याति; this sentence names yādi, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
विधुन्तुदादिग्रहपीडितेन्दौ पापेक्षिते चाशु दरिद्रमेति । लग्नाच्चतुष्केन्द्रगृहे सपापे निशाकराद्वाऽशु दरिद्रमेति
vidhuntudādigrahapīḍitendau pāpekṣite cāśu daridrameti | lagnāccatuṣkendragṛhe sapāpe niśākarādvā'śu daridrameti
When the Moon is afflicted by Rāhu, the tormentor of the Moon, and by other grahas, and is aspected by malefics, he swiftly comes to poverty. And when the four kendra houses reckoned from the lagna — or from the Moon — hold malefics, he swiftly comes to poverty.
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- About this edition: catuṣka-kendra-gṛhe is taken as 'the set of four kendra houses'; 'the 4th, a kendra house' is a possible alternative construction and is recorded here.
चन्द्रे पराजितशुभग्रहदृष्टियुक्ते राह्वादिपीडिततनौ तु दरिद्र एव । नीचारिवीक्षणयुते रिपुराशिवर्गे चन्द्रे तुलाधरगते तु तथा वदन्ति
candre parājitaśubhagrahadṛṣṭiyukte rāhvādipīḍitatanau tu daridra eva | nīcārivīkṣaṇayute ripurāśivarge candre tulādharagate tu tathā vadanti
When the Moon is joined with the aspect of benefic grahas that have been defeated ⟨in planetary war⟩, and the body ⟨the 1st house⟩ is afflicted by Rāhu and the rest — he is poor indeed. And when the Moon is joined with the aspect of debilitated and inimical ⟨grahas⟩, is in an enemy's sign-varga, and has gone to Tulā ⟨Libra⟩ — that too, they say, ⟨brings the same⟩.
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- About this edition: parājita, 'defeated', points to graha-yuddha, planetary war; the verse does not name it, so the reference is marked as supplied. tulādhara, 'the scale-bearer', is Tulā, Libra.
केन्द्रे वा यदि कोणगे हिमकरे नीचारिवर्गस्थिते चन्द्रादन्त्यसपत्नरन्ध्रगृहगे जीवे दरिद्रो भवेत् । पापांशे रिपुवीक्षिते चरगृहे चन्द्रे चरांशेऽथवा जातो याति दरिद्रयोगमतुलं देवेज्यदृग्वर्जिते
kendre vā yadi koṇage himakare nīcārivargasthite candrādantyasapatnarandhragṛhage jīve daridro bhavet | pāpāṃśe ripuvīkṣite caragṛhe candre carāṃśe'thavā jāto yāti daridrayogamatulaṃ devejyadṛgvarjite
If the Moon is in a kendra or in a trikoṇa but stands in the varga of a debilitation or of an enemy, and Jupiter is in the 12th (antya), the 6th (sapatna) or the 8th (randhra) house from the Moon, he becomes poor. And if the Moon is in a malefic navāṃśa, aspected by enemies, in a movable sign or in a movable navāṃśa, and bereft of Jupiter's aspect, the native goes to an incomparable poverty-yoga.
अन्योन्यदृष्टौ शनिदानवेज्यौ नीचारिपापग्रहवर्गयातौ । एकर्क्षगौ वा यदि राजवंशे जातोऽपि केमद्रुमयोगमेति
anyonyadṛṣṭau śanidānavejyau nīcāripāpagrahavargayātau | ekarkṣagau vā yadi rājavaṃśe jāto'pi kemadrumayogameti
If Saturn and Venus, the preceptor of the Dānavas, aspect each other while gone to the vargas of debilitation, of an enemy or of a malefic graha, or stand in one and the same sign, then even one born in a royal line comes to the Kemadruma yoga.
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- About this edition: The e-text prints lemadruma for kemadruma and anyonyadṛṣtau for anyonyadṛṣṭau. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अन्योन्यदृष्टौ शनिदानवेज्यौ नीचारिपापग्रहवर्गयातौ । एकर्क्षगौ वा यदि राजवंशे जातोऽपि केमद्रुमयोगमेति; this sentence names anyonyadṛṣtau, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
चन्द्रे पापयुते तु पापभवने पापांशके वा निशि व्योमेशेन निरीक्षिते गतबले केमद्रुयोगो भवेत् । भाग्यस्थानपवीक्षिते खलयुते नीचांशकेऽब्जे तथा चन्द्रे नीचयुते निशि क्षयतनौ जातस्य केमद्रुमः
candre pāpayute tu pāpabhavane pāpāṃśake vā niśi vyomeśena nirīkṣite gatabale kemadruyogo bhavet | bhāgyasthānapavīkṣite khalayute nīcāṃśake'bje tathā candre nīcayute niśi kṣayatanau jātasya kemadrumaḥ
When the Moon is joined with a malefic, ⟨placed⟩ in a malefic's house or in a malefic navāṃśa, at night, aspected by the lord of the 10th (vyoman), and bereft of strength — the Kemadruma yoga arises. So too when the Moon is aspected by the lord of the 9th (bhāgya), joined with a wicked ⟨graha⟩ and in a debilitation navāṃśa; and when the Moon is joined with a debilitated ⟨graha⟩, at night, its body waned — the native has Kemadruma.
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- About this edition: vyomeśa is read as the lord of the 10th (vyoman = the sky = the 10th house); 'Saturn, lord of the sky' is a possible but unattested alternative. bhāgyasthānapavīkṣite is read as 'aspected by the lord of the 9th'; bhāgyasthāna-pāpa-vīkṣite, 'aspected by a malefic in the 9th', suits the poverty context better and is flagged, not adopted. nirikṣite is the e-text's spelling of nirīkṣite. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापांशके वा निशि व्योमेशेन निरीक्षिते; this sentence names nirikṣite, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
निशाकरे केन्द्रगते भृगौ वा जीवेक्षिते नैव दरिद्रयोगः । शुभान्विते वाऽशुभमध्यगेन्दौ जीवेक्षिते नैव दरिद्रयोगः
niśākare kendragate bhṛgau vā jīvekṣite naiva daridrayogaḥ | śubhānvite vā'śubhamadhyagendau jīvekṣite naiva daridrayogaḥ
When the Moon occupies a kendra and is aspected by Venus or by Jupiter, there is no poverty-yoga at all. Or when the Moon, though placed between malefics, is joined with benefics and aspected by Jupiter, there is no poverty-yoga at all.
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- About this edition: The Sanskrit allows either 'the Moon in a kendra from Venus' or 'the Moon in a kendra, aspected by Venus or by Jupiter'; the second is rendered, because jīvekṣite governs the same clause and bhṛgau vā then pairs with it.
चन्द्रेऽतिमित्रनिजतुङ्गांशकस्थे जीवेक्षिते यदि दरिद्रतया विहीनः । चन्द्रेऽतिमित्रनिजतुङ्गगृहांशकस्थे जीवेक्षिते यदि दरिद्रतया विहीनः
candre'timitranijatuṅgāṃśakasthe jīvekṣite yadi daridratayā vihīnaḥ | candre'timitranijatuṅgagṛhāṃśakasthe jīvekṣite yadi daridratayā vihīnaḥ
If the Moon stands in the navāṃśa of a great friend, of its own ⟨sign⟩ or of its exaltation, and is aspected by Jupiter, he is free from poverty. ⟨The line is printed a second time:⟩ if the Moon stands in the house or navāṃśa of a great friend, of its own ⟨sign⟩ or of its exaltation, and is aspected by Jupiter, he is free from poverty.
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- About this edition: The e-text prints the same half-verse twice (dittography), the second copy adding gṛha- to the compound and misspelling daridratayā as darodratayā. Both lines are rendered so the duplication stays visible instead of being silently repaired. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दरिद्रतया; this sentence names darodratayā, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
योगे केमद्रुमे प्राप्ते यस्मिन् कस्मिंश्च जातके । राजयोगा विनश्यन्ति हरिं दृष्ट्वा यथा द्विपाः
yoge kemadrume prāpte yasmin kasmiṃśca jātake | rājayogā vinaśyanti hariṃ dṛṣṭvā yathā dvipāḥ
When the Kemadruma yoga is met with in any horoscope whatsoever, the rāja-yogas perish, as elephants ⟨scatter⟩ on seeing a lion.
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- About this edition: dṛṣvā is the e-text's spelling of dṛṣṭvā. hari here is the lion, not Viṣṇu; dvipa, 'the twice-drinker', is the elephant. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कस्मिंश्च जातके । राजयोगा विनश्यन्ति हरिं दृष्ट्वा; this sentence names dṛṣvā, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
हित्वाऽर्कं सुनफाऽनफादुरुधुरा स्वान्त्योभयस्थैर्ग्रहैः शीतांशोः कथितोऽन्यथा तु बलिभिः केमद्रुमोऽन्यैस्त्वसौ । केन्द्रे शीतकरेऽथवा ग्रहयुते केमद्रुमो नेष्यते केचित् केन्द्रनवांशकेषु च वदन्त्युक्तिप्रसिद्धा न ते
hitvā'rkaṃ sunaphā'naphādurudhurā svāntyobhayasthairgrahaiḥ śītāṃśoḥ kathito'nyathā tu balibhiḥ kemadrumo'nyaistvasau | kendre śītakare'thavā grahayute kemadrumo neṣyate kecit kendranavāṃśakeṣu ca vadantyuktiprasiddhā na te
Excluding the Sun, Sunaphā, Anaphā and Durudhurā are declared from grahas standing in the second (sva), in the twelfth (antya), or in both, reckoned from the cold-rayed one; otherwise ⟨these yogas hold⟩ from strong ⟨grahas⟩, while from the others this Kemadruma ⟨arises⟩. Some do not admit Kemadruma when the Moon is in a kendra or is joined with a graha; and some speak of ⟨grahas⟩ in the kendra navāṃśas — those ⟨opinions⟩ are not established in the received teaching.
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- About this edition: The second quarter (anyathā tu balibhiḥ kemadrumo 'nyais tv asau) is compressed and admits more than one construction; the instrumentals are taken as 'from strong grahas ⟨the three yogas⟩, from the rest Kemadruma', and the compression is flagged. sva is taken as the 2nd from the Moon, the place Sunaphā requires.
स्वयमधिगतवित्तः पार्थिवस्तत्समो वा भवति हि सुनफायां धीधनख्यातिमांश्च । प्रभुरगदशरीरः शीलवान् ख्यातकीर्तिविषयसुखसुवेषो निर्वृतश्चानफायाम्
svayamadhigatavittaḥ pārthivastatsamo vā bhavati hi sunaphāyāṃ dhīdhanakhyātimāṃśca | prabhuragadaśarīraḥ śīlavān khyātakīrtiviṣayasukhasuveṣo nirvṛtaścānaphāyām
In Sunaphā he becomes one who has won wealth by himself, a king or his equal, and possessed of intelligence, wealth and renown. In Anaphā he becomes a lord, of a body free of disease, of good character, of celebrated fame, enjoying the objects of sense, well-dressed and content.
उत्पन्नभोगसुख भाग्धनवाहनाढ्यस्त्यागान्वितो दुरुधुराप्रभवः सुभृत्यः । केमद्रुमे मलिनदुःखितनीचनिःस्वाः प्रेष्याः खलाश्च नृपतेरपि वंशजाताः
utpannabhogasukha bhāgdhanavāhanāḍhyastyāgānvito durudhurāprabhavaḥ subhṛtyaḥ | kemadrume malinaduḥkhitanīcaniḥsvāḥ preṣyāḥ khalāśca nṛpaterapi vaṃśajātāḥ
Sharing in the enjoyment and comfort that come to him (utpanna), rich in wealth and conveyances, endowed with liberality — such is one born of Durudhurā, and he is well served by his dependants. In Kemadruma, even those born in a king's own line become filthy, wretched, low, destitute, menials and wicked.
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- About this edition: datpaṅga- is unreconstructable; aṅga-bhoga-sukha-bhāj, 'sharing in bodily enjoyment and comfort', would fit the remaining akṣaras but is a conjecture, so only the readable remainder of the compound is rendered. The Kemadruma verdict is left at its full harshness — the verse says that even royal blood is reduced to menial and destitute. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads उत्पन्नभोगसुख भाग्धनवाहनाढ्यस्त्यागान्वितो; this sentence names datpaṅga, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
जातश्च भूपतिश्चण्डो हिंस्रो डिम्भः सुधीरधीः । धनविक्रमवान् कोपी चन्द्राद्धनगते कुजे
jātaśca bhūpatiścaṇḍo hiṃsro ḍimbhaḥ sudhīradhīḥ | dhanavikramavān kopī candrāddhanagate kuje
When Mars is in the 2nd (dhana) from the Moon, the native is a king, fierce, violent, rash (ḍimbha), of a very steady mind, possessed of wealth and valour, and irascible.
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- About this edition: himbhaḥ is not a word and is left unrendered rather than emended. sudhīradhīḥ is read as su-dhīra-dhīḥ, 'of a very steady mind'. hiṃsra, 'violent', is kept at its weight. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads डिम्भः; this sentence names himbhaḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-23 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-09-23: The mūla now reads हिंस्रो डिम्भः. The e-text's हिंस्त्रो and हिम्भः are corrected, so himbhaḥ is no longer our text and is no longer left unrendered. Three pages were read by eye. The Kāśī 1953 page (Kapileśvara, p.261, about 6.9x native) sets हिंस्रो डिम्भः. Sastri vol. I p.449 (about 7.6x native, a bilevel scan) sets हिंस्रो दम्भी. Ojha vol. I p.519 (600 dpi render, about 2.2x native) sets हिंस्रो डिम्बः, the same word with the ब/भ interchange. Our हिम्भः stood in no printing. It is one letter from डिम्भः, the reading of the Chaukhambha line our e-text descends from, and it keeps the visarga, so डिम्भः is written and दम्भी is kept on the ledger as the rival. The edition's own Vimalā Hindi on the Kāśī page, read at about 2.55x native, takes the word as rash and daring.]
वेदशास्त्रकलागेयकुशलः सुशरीरवान् । मनस्वी हितवाग् धर्मी चन्द्राद्वित्तगते बुधे
vedaśāstrakalāgeyakuśalaḥ suśarīravān | manasvī hitavāg dharmī candrādvittagate budhe
When Mercury is in the 2nd (vitta) from the Moon: skilled in the Veda, the śāstras, the arts and song; of a fine body; high-minded; of beneficial speech; and righteous.
सर्वविद्याधिकः श्रीमान् कुटुम्बी नृपवल्लभः । राजतुल्ययशस्वी च चन्द्राद्वित्तगते गुरौ
sarvavidyādhikaḥ śrīmān kuṭumbī nṛpavallabhaḥ | rājatulyayaśasvī ca candrādvittagate gurau
When Jupiter is in the 2nd from the Moon: pre-eminent in every branch of learning, prosperous, a man with a household, dear to the king, and famous like a king.
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- About this edition: The e-text reads rājatulyaśastrī, 'bearing arms like a king'; śāstrī, 'learned like a king's scholar', is a possible variant and is flagged, not adopted. cadrāt and nṛpallabhaḥ are the e-text's spellings of candrāt and nṛpavallabhaḥ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नृपवल्लभः । राजतुल्ययशस्वी च चन्द्राद्वित्तगते; this sentence names rājatulyaśastrī and nṛpallabhaḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
विक्रमस्त्रीधनक्षेत्रकर्मवान् बहुवित्तवान् । चतुष्पदाढ्या राजश्रीः सिते चन्द्रात् कुटुम्बगे
vikramastrīdhanakṣetrakarmavān bahuvittavān | catuṣpadāḍhyā rājaśrīḥ site candrāt kuṭumbage
When Venus is in the 2nd (kuṭumba) from the Moon: possessed of valour, women, wealth, land and works; of much money; rich in four-footed beasts; and endowed with royal fortune.
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- About this edition: ctuṣpadāḍhyā rājastrīḥ is printed with broken case-endings; the sense (rich in cattle, and connected with royal women) is rendered and the verb the syntax lacks is marked as supplied. cadrāt and kutumbage are e-text spellings of candrāt and kuṭumbage. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चतुष्पदाढ्या राजश्रीः सिते चन्द्रात् कुटुम्बगे; this sentence names ctuṣpadāḍhyā and rājastrīḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
पुरग्रामस्थिताशेषैः पूजितो धनवान् सुधीः । निपुणः सर्वकार्येषु चन्द्राद्वित्तगते शनौ
puragrāmasthitāśeṣaiḥ pūjito dhanavān sudhīḥ | nipuṇaḥ sarvakāryeṣu candrādvittagate śanau
When Saturn is in the 2nd (vitta) from the Moon: honoured by all who dwell in town and village, wealthy, of good understanding, and adroit in every undertaking.
मानी रणोत्सुकः क्रोधी धृष्टश्चोरजनप्रभुः । धीरः स्वतनुलोभी स्याच्चन्द्रादन्त्यगते कुजे
mānī raṇotsukaḥ krodhī dhṛṣṭaścorajanaprabhuḥ | dhīraḥ svatanulobhī syāccandrādantyagate kuje
When Mars is in the 12th (antya) from the Moon: proud, eager for battle, wrathful, insolent, a chief of thieves, steadfast, and greedy over his own body.
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- About this edition: svatanulobhī is left literal, 'greedy over his own body', i.e. one who spares and serves only himself; the smoother 'self-indulgent' would lose the compound.
गान्धर्वलेख्यपटुवाक् कविर्वक्ता सुदेहवान् । यशस्वी राजपूज्यः स्यात् चन्द्राद्व्ययगते बुधे
gāndharvalekhyapaṭuvāk kavirvaktā sudehavān | yaśasvī rājapūjyaḥ syāt candrādvyayagate budhe
Skilled in music and writing, of ready speech, a poet, an orator, of fine body, famous, and honoured by the king — ⟨such is he⟩ when Mercury has gone to the twelfth (vyaya) from the Moon.
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- About this edition: gāndharva-lekhya-paṭu-vāk taken as a triple: music, writing, and skill of speech; paṭu may alternatively qualify vāk alone. E-text yaśaḥsvī = yaśasvī. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यशस्वी; this sentence names yaśaḥsvī, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
राजपूज्योऽतिमेधावी गाम्भीर्यगुणसत्त्ववान् । शुचिः स्थानधनाढ्यः स्यात् चन्द्राद् द्वादशगे गुरौ
rājapūjyo'timedhāvī gāmbhīryaguṇasattvavān | śuciḥ sthānadhanāḍhyaḥ syāt candrād dvādaśage gurau
Honoured by the king, exceedingly intelligent, endowed with gravity, ⟨good⟩ qualities and strength of character, pure, and rich in position and wealth — ⟨so is he⟩ when Jupiter is in the twelfth from the Moon.
युवतीजनकन्दर्पः पश्वादिधनवान् सुधीः । धनधान्याधिकश्चन्द्रादन्त्यस्थानगते भृगौ
yuvatījanakandarpaḥ paśvādidhanavān sudhīḥ | dhanadhānyādhikaścandrādantyasthānagate bhṛgau
A Kandarpa ⟨god of love⟩ to womenfolk, rich in cattle and the like, of good understanding, abounding in wealth and grain — ⟨so is he⟩ when Venus has gone to the last house (the 12th) from the Moon.
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- About this edition: E-text yuvatījanakadarpuḥ is unmetrical and unlexical; read yuvatījana-kandarpaḥ. paścādi (also at v. 95) is a fixed formula of this e-text scanning as three syllables; sense is 'afterwards, in later life' — the underlying printed reading is uncertain (paścāt tu?). E-text dhandhānyādhika = dhanadhānyādhika, confirmed by the anuṣṭubh count. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads युवतीजनकन्दर्पः and धनधान्याधिकश्चन्द्रादन्त्यस्थानगते; this sentence names yuvatījanakadarpuḥ and dhandhānyādhika, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-23 corrected them, and they are kept as history.] [2026-09-23: The mūla now reads युवतीजनकन्दर्पः पश्वादिधनवान् and धनधान्याधिक-. Two pages were read by eye: the Kāśī 1953 page (Kapileśvara, p.262, about 4.3x native) and Ojha vol. I p.520 (600 dpi render, about 2.5x native). Both set कन्दर्पः, पश्वादि and धनधान्या-. The word is पश्वादि, not पश्चादि: in both founts its subscript is the closed bowl of व, while the श्च of धनधान्याधिकश्चन्द्राद on the next line has the open hook of च. So पश्वादिधनवान् is पशु + आदि + धनवान्, 'rich in cattle and the like', and the uncertainty this note records about paścādi is closed; the same holds at v.95. A machine read of Ojha's page gives पश्चादि, and the ink refutes it. The e-text forms yuvatījanakadarpuḥ and dhandhānyādhika named here are kept as history.]
विस्तीर्णबाहुर्गुणवान् नेता पश्वादिवित्तवान् । गृहीतवाक्यो दुस्त्रीकश्चन्द्रादन्त्यङ्गते शनौ
vistīrṇabāhurguṇavān netā paśvādivittavān | gṛhītavākyo dustrīkaścandrādantyaṅgate śanau
Of long arms, virtuous, a leader, rich in cattle and the like, one whose word is taken ⟨as binding⟩, ⟨but⟩ saddled with a bad wife — ⟨so is he⟩ when Saturn has gone to the last house (the 12th) from the Moon.
1 note on this verse
- About this edition: dustrīka rendered at its weight: the verse does say the wife is bad, not that the marriage is merely troubled.
असत्यवादी गुणवान् निपुणोऽतिशठो गुणी । लुब्धो वृद्धोऽसतीसक्तश्चन्द्रे सौम्यारमध्यगे
asatyavādī guṇavān nipuṇo'tiśaṭho guṇī | lubdho vṛddho'satīsaktaścandre saumyāramadhyage
A speaker of untruth, ⟨yet⟩ endowed with good qualities, skilful, exceedingly crafty, accomplished, greedy, thriving, and attached to unchaste women — when the Moon is placed between Mercury (saumya) and Mars (āra).
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- About this edition: सौम्य is the graha Mercury here, not the benefic class — verses 96–105 enumerate the Moon between all ten PAIRS drawn from Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn, and this is the Mercury–Mars member. E-text bipuṇaḥ = nipuṇaḥ. vṛddha kept two-way in the Hindi (वृद्ध): it may be 'grown/prosperous' or 'aged'; English had to pick.
स्वकर्मविभवो दृष्टो यशस्वी रिपुपीडितः । स्वगेहशीलकृच्चन्द्रे मध्यगे कुजजीवयोः
svakarmavibhavo dṛṣṭo yaśasvī ripupīḍitaḥ | svagehaśīlakṛccandre madhyage kujajīvayoḥ
He is seen to prosper by his own work, famous, ⟨yet⟩ harassed by enemies, and keeps to the ways of his own house — when the Moon is placed between Mars and Jupiter.
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- About this edition: E-text ripipīḍitaḥ = ripupīḍitaḥ; ripu is the enemy as a person here, not the 6th house. dṛṣṭaḥ taken as predicate to svakarmavibhavaḥ ('is seen to prosper'), not as dṛptaḥ 'proud'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रिपुपीडितः; this sentence names ripipīḍitaḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
व्यायामी सुभगः क्रूरो हृष्टः सत्कामवित्तवान् । भयादशीलः शीतांशौ मध्यगे कुजशुक्रयोः
vyāyāmī subhagaḥ krūro hṛṣṭaḥ satkāmavittavān | bhayādaśīlaḥ śītāṃśau madhyage kujaśukrayoḥ
Given to bodily exercise, fortunate, cruel, cheerful, possessed of worthy desires and of wealth, of a fear-inspiring disposition — when the cool-rayed one (the Moon) is placed between Mars and Venus.
1 note on this verse
- About this edition: E-text vyāyānī read as vyāyāmī. bhayādaśīlaḥ taken as bhaya-da-śīlaḥ 'of a fear-inspiring nature'; it could also be split bhayād aśīlaḥ 'ill-behaved out of fear'. क्रूर here is a personal trait, not the malefic class. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads व्यायामी; this sentence names vyāyānī, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
कुत्सितस्त्रीरतः क्रोधी धनवान् पिशुनोऽरिमान् । असन्तृप्तो निशानाथे मध्यगे कुजमन्दयोः
kutsitastrīrataḥ krodhī dhanavān piśuno'rimān | asantṛpto niśānāthe madhyage kujamandayoḥ
Delighting in contemptible women, wrathful, wealthy, a slanderer, beset with enemies, never satisfied — when the lord of night (the Moon) is placed between Mars and Saturn (manda).
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- About this edition: E-text kujamadayoḥ = kujamandayoḥ. मद is elsewhere the 7th house, but it cannot be that here: verses 96–105 run through all ten pairs of Mars/Mercury/Jupiter/Venus/Saturn, nine of which are explicit, and Mars–Saturn is the only pair left unfilled. The enumeration, not the lexicon, fixes the reading. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुजमन्दयोः; this sentence names kujamadayoḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
धर्मात्मा शास्त्रविद्वाग्मी सत्कविः सज्जनान्वितः । यशस्वी च निशानाथे मध्यगे बुधजीवयोः
dharmātmā śāstravidvāgmī satkaviḥ sajjanānvitaḥ | yaśasvī ca niśānāthe madhyage budhajīvayoḥ
Righteous, learned in the śāstras, eloquent, a true poet, attended by good people, and famous — when the lord of night (the Moon) is placed between Mercury and Jupiter.
नृत्यगानरतः कान्तः प्रियवाक् शुभगः सुधीः । शूरप्रकृतिकश्चन्द्रे मध्यगे बुधशुक्रयोः
nṛtyagānarataḥ kāntaḥ priyavāk śubhagaḥ sudhīḥ | śūraprakṛtikaścandre madhyage budhaśukrayoḥ
Fond of dance and song, handsome, of pleasant speech, fortunate, of good intellect, and of valiant nature — when the Moon is placed between Mercury and Venus.
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- About this edition: E-text śūrprakṛtikaḥ = śūraprakṛtikaḥ, restored on the syllable count.
देशाद्देशं गतः पूज्यो नातिविद्याधनान्वितः । स्वबन्धुजनविद्वेषी चन्द्रे मन्दज्ञमध्यगे
deśāddeśaṃ gataḥ pūjyo nātividyādhanānvitaḥ | svabandhujanavidveṣī candre mandajñamadhyage
Going from land to land, honoured, ⟨but⟩ not endowed with much learning or wealth, and hating his own kinsfolk — when the Moon is placed between Saturn (manda) and Mercury (jña).
नृपतुल्यकरः श्रीमान् नीतिज्ञो विक्रमान्वितः । ख्यातोऽदुष्टमतिश्चन्द्रे मध्यगे गुरुशुक्रयोः
nṛpatulyakaraḥ śrīmān nītijño vikramānvitaḥ | khyāto'duṣṭamatiścandre madhyage guruśukrayoḥ
His doings equal to a king's, prosperous, versed in polity, valorous, renowned, and of untainted mind — when the Moon is placed between Jupiter and Venus.
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- About this edition: E-text khyāro read as khyātaḥ 'renowned' (त→र, single-akṣara slip; the count admits either khyātaḥ or śūraḥ). nṛpatulyakaraḥ kept two-way in the Hindi (कर): 'whose doings equal a king's' or 'whose revenues equal a king's'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ख्यातोऽदुष्टमतिश्चन्द्रे; this sentence names khyāro, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
सुखी विनयविज्ञानविद्यारूपगुणान्वितः । धनी शान्तिकरश्चन्द्रे मध्यगे शनिजीवयोः
sukhī vinayavijñānavidyārūpaguṇānvitaḥ | dhanī śāntikaraścandre madhyage śanijīvayoḥ
Happy, endowed with modesty, discernment, learning, beauty and virtue, wealthy, and a maker of peace — when the Moon is placed between Saturn and Jupiter.
वृद्धाचारः कुलाढ्यश्च निपुणस्त्रीजनप्रभुः । धनी नृपप्रियश्चन्द्रे सितादित्यसुतान्तरे
vṛddhācāraḥ kulāḍhyaśca nipuṇastrījanaprabhuḥ | dhanī nṛpapriyaścandre sitādityasutāntare
Following the conduct of elders, rich in lineage, skilful, master over womenfolk, wealthy, and dear to the king — when the Moon is in between Venus and the Sun's son (Saturn).
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- About this edition: This closes the ten-pair enumeration begun at v. 96. nipuṇaḥ read as a separate epithet, not as qualifying strījana.
स्वोच्चस्वमित्रभवनोपगतेषु सर्वं प्राप्नोति जातमनुजो नियतं यदुक्तम् । स्वांशेषु वा निजसुहृद्गृहसंयुतेषु प्राहुस्तथैव फलमस्ति पराशराद्याः
svoccasvamitrabhavanopagateṣu sarvaṃ prāpnoti jātamanujo niyataṃ yaduktam | svāṃśeṣu vā nijasuhṛdgṛhasaṃyuteṣu prāhustathaiva phalamasti parāśarādyāḥ
When ⟨the grahas⟩ have gone to their exaltation, their own house, or a friend's house, the man born assuredly obtains all that has been stated; or when ⟨they stand⟩ in their own aṃśas, or joined to their friends' houses — Parāśara and the rest declare the result to be that very same.
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- About this edition: E-text avocca = svocca and prāhusthaiva = prāhus tathaiva, both restored on the Vasantatilakā count (14 syllables per pāda); yudaktam = yad uktam; parāśaradyāḥ = parāśarādyāḥ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वोच्चस्वमित्रभवनोपगतेषु सर्वं प्राप्नोति जातमनुजो नियतं यदुक्तम् । स्वांशेषु वा निजसुहृद्गृहसंयुतेषु प्राहुस्तथैव फलमस्ति पराशराद्याः; this sentence names prāhusthaiva and parāśaradyāḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
चन्द्रः सराहुर्यदि वा सकेतुश्चन्द्रादहिर्वा यदि रिःफयातः । नीचास्तगो वा यदि योगकर्ता जातस्य मिश्रं फलमाहुरार्याः
candraḥ sarāhuryadi vā saketuścandrādahirvā yadi riḥphayātaḥ | nīcāstago vā yadi yogakartā jātasya miśraṃ phalamāhurāryāḥ
If the Moon is with Rāhu, or with Ketu, or if the serpent (Rāhu) has gone to the 12th (riḥpha) from the Moon, or if the graha that makes the yoga is debilitated or set (combust) — the noble ⟨teachers⟩ declare the native's result to be mixed.
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- About this edition: riḥpha = the 12th house. अस्त here is the graha's setting (combustion), not the 7th house, because it qualifies the yogakartā graha alongside nīca.
षष्ठाष्टमगतश्चन्द्रात्सुरराजपुरोहितः । केन्द्रादन्यगतो लग्नाद्योगः शकटसंज्ञितः
ṣaṣṭhāṣṭamagataścandrātsurarājapurohitaḥ | kendrādanyagato lagnādyogaḥ śakaṭasaṃjñitaḥ
⟨When⟩ the preceptor of the king of the gods (Jupiter) has gone to the 6th or 8th from the Moon, and stands anywhere other than a kendra from the ascendant (lagna), the yoga is named Śakaṭa.
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- About this edition: CORRECTED 2026-09-08. The e-text's षष्ठाम is a syllable short and is not a word; the reading is षष्ठाष्टम-, 'in the 6th or 8th'. It had been restored in the English since 2026-09-01 and recorded in this note, but the mūla still printed the corrupt form. Three printings independent of Sastri now confirm it, and Mishra's śloka index confirms the verse id as 7.108 as well. Note this edition omits the 12th, which other authorities include in Śakaṭa: the omission is the text's, not ours.
अपि राजकुले जातो निःस्वः शकटयोगजः । क्लेशायासवशान्नित्यं सन्तप्तो नृपविप्रियः
api rājakule jāto niḥsvaḥ śakaṭayogajaḥ | kleśāyāsavaśānnityaṃ santapto nṛpavipriyaḥ
Even though born into a royal house, one produced by the Śakaṭa yoga is destitute; constantly scorched by the force of distress and toil, he is out of favour with the king.
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- About this edition: E-text nṛpaviprayaḥ read as nṛpavipriyaḥ on the count; nṛpaviprayoḥ ('by king and brahmins') would also scan but fits santapta poorly. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नृपविप्रियः; this sentence names nṛpaviprayaḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
सपारिजातद्युचरः सुखानि नीरोगतामुत्तमवर्गयातः । सगोपुरांशो यदि गोधनानि सिंहासनस्थः कुरुते विभूतिम्
sapārijātadyucaraḥ sukhāni nīrogatāmuttamavargayātaḥ | sagopurāṃśo yadi godhanāni siṃhāsanasthaḥ kurute vibhūtim
A sky-goer ⟨graha⟩ holding pārijāta ⟨gives⟩ comforts; one gone to the uttama varga, freedom from disease; if it holds the gopura portion, herds of cattle; and standing in siṃhāsana it produces splendour.
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- About this edition: The e-text is metrically clean here. pārijāta, uttama, gopura, siṃhāsana are the named varga-strength grades, kept untranslated.
करोति पारावतभागयुक्तो विद्यायशःश्रीविपुलं नराणाम् । सदेवलोको बहुयानसेनामैरावतस्थो यदि भूपतित्वम्
karoti pārāvatabhāgayukto vidyāyaśaḥśrīvipulaṃ narāṇām | sadevaloko bahuyānasenāmairāvatastho yadi bhūpatitvam
Joined to the pārāvata portion it makes men's learning, fame and prosperity abundant; with devaloka, many vehicles and an army; and if placed in airāvata, lordship of the earth.
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- About this edition: E-text vidyāyaśaḥśī- = vidyāyaśaḥ-śrī-, confirmed by the 11-syllable Upajāti count. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विद्यायशःश्रीविपुलं; this sentence names vidyāyaśaḥśī, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
अधमसमवरिष्ठान्यर्ककेन्द्रादिसंस्थे शशिनि विनयवित्तज्ञानधीनैपुणानि । अहनि निशि च चन्द्रे स्वाधिमित्रांशके वा सुरगुरुसितदृष्टे वित्तवान् स्यात् सुखी च
adhamasamavariṣṭhānyarkakendrādisaṃsthe śaśini vinayavittajñānadhīnaipuṇāni | ahani niśi ca candre svādhimitrāṃśake vā suragurusitadṛṣṭe vittavān syāt sukhī ca
When the Moon stands in a kendra ⟨and the rest⟩ from the Sun, modesty, wealth, knowledge, intelligence and skill are ⟨respectively⟩ lowest, middling and best; and when the Moon, by day or by night, is in its own or its great friend's (adhimitra) aṃśaka, and aspected by the preceptor of the gods (Jupiter) and by Venus (sita), ⟨the native⟩ becomes wealthy and happy.
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- About this edition: The three grades adhama/sama/variṣṭha answer to the three groups implied by kendrādi (kendra, paṇaphara, āpoklima); the verse states the grades without assigning them one by one, and the rendering does not assign them either. svādhimitrāṃśake taken as sva + adhimitra (the 'great friend' of the fivefold friendship); it could also be split sva/adhi(=ucca)/mitra. E-text surguru = suraguru.
सौम्यैः स्मरारिनिधनेष्वधियोग इन्दोस्तस्मिंश्चमूपसचिवक्षितिपालजन्म । सम्पत्तिसौख्यविभवा हतशत्रवश्च दीर्घायुषो विगतरोगभयाश्च जाताः
saumyaiḥ smarārinidhaneṣvadhiyoga indostasmiṃścamūpasacivakṣitipālajanma | sampattisaukhyavibhavā hataśatravaśca dīrghāyuṣo vigatarogabhayāśca jātāḥ
By benefics in the 7th (smara), 6th (ari) and 8th (nidhana) from the Moon ⟨arises⟩ the Adhiyoga; in it occurs the birth of an army-commander, a minister, or a ruler of the earth. ⟨Those so⟩ born are possessed of wealth, happiness and power, their enemies destroyed, long-lived, and free from the fear of disease.
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- About this edition: House order kept as the mūla gives it (7th, 6th, 8th). E-text indros tasmiś = indoḥ, tasmiṃś; saumkhya = saukhya; dīrghayuṣo = dīrghāyuṣo; vigataregabhayāś = vigatarogabhayāś — all fixed by the Vasantatilakā count. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads इन्दोस्तस्मिंश्चमूपसचिवक्षितिपालजन्म । सम्पत्तिसौख्यविभवा हतशत्रवश्च दीर्घायुषो विगतरोगभयाश्च; this sentence names vigataregabhayāś and dīrghayuṣo, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लग्नादरिद्यूनगृहाष्टमस्थैः शुभैर्न पापग्रहयोगदृष्टैः । लग्नाधियोगो भवति प्रसिद्धिः पापैः सुखस्थानविवर्जितैश्च
lagnādaridyūnagṛhāṣṭamasthaiḥ śubhairna pāpagrahayogadṛṣṭaiḥ | lagnādhiyogo bhavati prasiddhiḥ pāpaiḥ sukhasthānavivarjitaiśca
By benefics standing in the 6th (ari), 7th (dyūna) and 8th houses from the ascendant (lagna), not joined to nor aspected by malefic grahas, the Lagnādhiyoga arises, ⟨and with it⟩ renown — the malefics too being kept clear of the 4th house (sukha-sthāna).
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- About this edition: E-text pāpaḥ (nom. sg.) does not construe with the instrumental vivarjitaiḥ; read pāpaiḥ. The final pāda is the least secure line in this unit — it may state a further condition (malefics away from the 4th) or qualify prasiddhiḥ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापैः; this sentence names pāpaḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लग्नाधियोगे बहुशास्त्रकर्ता विद्याविनीतश्च बलाधिकारी । मुख्यस्तु निष्कापटिको महात्मा लोके यशोवित्तगुणान्वितः स्यात्
lagnādhiyoge bahuśāstrakartā vidyāvinītaśca balādhikārī | mukhyastu niṣkāpaṭiko mahātmā loke yaśovittaguṇānvitaḥ syāt
One ⟨born under⟩ the Lagnādhiyoga is the maker of many śāstras, refined by learning, and wielding authority over forces; foremost, free of guile, great-souled, he is endowed in the world with fame, wealth and virtue.
केन्द्रस्थिते देवगुरौ मृगाङ्काद्योगस्तदाहुर्गजकेसरीति । दृष्टे सितार्येन्दुसुतैः शशाङ्के नीचास्तहीनैर्गजकेसरी स्यात्
kendrasthite devagurau mṛgāṅkādyogastadāhurgajakesarīti | dṛṣṭe sitāryendusutaiḥ śaśāṅke nīcāstahīnairgajakesarī syāt
When the preceptor of the gods (Jupiter) is placed in a kendra from the Moon (mṛgāṅka), they then call that yoga Gajakesarī; ⟨and⟩ when the Moon (śaśāṅka) is aspected by Venus (sita), Jupiter (ārya) and Mercury (indusuta), these being free of debilitation and combustion, Gajakesarī obtains.
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- About this edition: E-text mṛgāṅkā yogas = mṛgāṅkād yogas (the kendra is reckoned from the Moon, not the lagna); gajkesarī = gajakesarī. आर्य = Jupiter, इन्दुसुत = Mercury. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मृगाङ्काद्योगस्तदाहुर्गजकेसरीति; this sentence names gajkesarī, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
गजकेसरिसञ्जातस्तेजस्वी धनधान्यवान् । मेधावी गुणसम्पन्नो राजप्रियकरो भवेत्
gajakesarisañjātastejasvī dhanadhānyavān | medhāvī guṇasampanno rājapriyakaro bhavet
One born under Gajakesarī is lustrous, rich in wealth and grain, intelligent, endowed with virtues, and a doer of what is dear to the king.
यस्य जन्मसमये शशिलग्नात् सद्ग्रहो यदि च कर्मणि संस्थः । तस्य कीर्तिरमला भुवि तिष्ठेदायुषोऽन्तमविनाशनसम्पत्
yasya janmasamaye śaśilagnāt sadgraho yadi ca karmaṇi saṃsthaḥ | tasya kīrtiramalā bhuvi tiṣṭhedāyuṣo'ntamavināśanasampat
At whose birth-time a benefic graha stands in the 10th (karma) from the Moon-ascendant (śaśi-lagna), his spotless fame stands upon the earth to the end of his life, and his fortune is imperishable.
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- About this edition: E-text tiṣṭhodāyuṣo'ntam avināśana-sampat = tiṣṭhed āyuṣo 'ntam avināśa-sampat; avināśana is one syllable too many for the Svāgatā pāda. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तिष्ठेदायुषोऽन्तमविनाशनसम्पत्; this sentence names tiṣṭhodāyuṣo'ntam, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लग्नाद्वा चन्द्रलग्नाद्वा दशमे शुभसंयुते । योगोऽयममला नाम कीर्तिराचन्द्रतारकी
lagnādvā candralagnādvā daśame śubhasaṃyute | yogo'yamamalā nāma kīrtirācandratārakī
When the 10th from the ascendant (lagna), or from the Moon-ascendant (candra-lagna), is joined by a benefic, this yoga is named Amalā: fame ⟨enduring⟩ as long as the moon and the stars.
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- About this edition: E-text abhalā = amalā, confirmed by amalāyoga- in the next verse. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads योगोऽयममला; this sentence names abhalā, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
राजपूज्यो महाभोगी दाता बन्धुजनप्रियः । परोपकारी गुणवान् अमलायोगसम्भवः
rājapūjyo mahābhogī dātā bandhujanapriyaḥ | paropakārī guṇavān amalāyogasambhavaḥ
Honoured by the king, a great enjoyer, a giver, dear to his kinsfolk, a doer of good to others, and virtuous — such is one arising from the Amalā yoga.
व्ययधनयुतखेटैर्वासिवेशी दिनेशादुभयचरिकयोगश्चोभयस्थानसंस्थैः । निजगृहसुहृदुच्चस्थानयातैश्च जाता बहुधनसुखयुक्ता राजतुल्या भवन्ति
vyayadhanayutakheṭairvāsiveśī dineśādubhayacarikayogaścobhayasthānasaṃsthaiḥ | nijagṛhasuhṛduccasthānayātaiśca jātā bahudhanasukhayuktā rājatulyā bhavanti
By grahas (kheṭa) joined to the 12th (vyaya) and the 2nd (dhana) from the Sun (dineśa) ⟨arise⟩ Vāsi and Veśi, and the Ubhayacarī yoga by ⟨grahas⟩ standing in both places; and when those have gone to their own house, a friend's ⟨house⟩, or their exaltation, those born are joined with much wealth and happiness and become the equals of kings.
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- About this edition: E-text vāsiveveśī = vāsiveśī (dittography) and suhṛducasthāna = suhṛd-ucca-sthāna, both fixed by the Mālinī count. Order preserved: vyaya (12th) → Vāsi, dhana (2nd) → Veśi. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads व्ययधनयुतखेटैर्वासिवेशी दिनेशादुभयचरिकयोगश्चोभयस्थानसंस्थैः । निजगृहसुहृदुच्चस्थानयातैश्च; this sentence names suhṛducasthāna and vāsiveveśī, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
जातः सुशीलः शुभवेसियोगे वाग्मी धनी वीतभयो जितारिः । पापग्रहे दुष्टजनानुरक्तः पापात्मको वित्तसुखादिहीनः
jātaḥ suśīlaḥ śubhavesiyoge vāgmī dhanī vītabhayo jitāriḥ | pāpagrahe duṣṭajanānuraktaḥ pāpātmako vittasukhādihīnaḥ
One born under an auspicious Veśi yoga is of good conduct, eloquent, wealthy, free from fear, and a conqueror of his enemies. When a malefic graha ⟨forms it⟩, he is attached to wicked people, sinful by nature, and destitute of wealth, comfort and the rest.
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- About this edition: The e-text spells वेसि for वेशि (veśi — a graha other than the Moon in the 2nd from the Sun); this is the Sun-based series veśi / vāsi / ubhayacarī that runs through 122–124. पापार्मकरो is corrupt for पापकर्मकरो (pāpakarmakaraḥ, 'doer of evil deeds'); cf. पापकर्मा in 126. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापात्मको; this sentence names पापार्मकरो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
वासौ शुभग्रहयुते निपुणः प्रदाता विद्याविनोदसुखवित्तयशोबलाढ्यः । पापान्विते यदि विदेशगतोऽतिमूर्खः कामातुरो वधरुचिर्विकृताननः स्यात्
vāsau śubhagrahayute nipuṇaḥ pradātā vidyāvinodasukhavittayaśobalāḍhyaḥ | pāpānvite yadi videśagato'timūrkhaḥ kāmāturo vadharucirvikṛtānanaḥ syāt
In that Vāsi ⟨yoga⟩, when it is joined with benefic grahas, ⟨the native is⟩ skilful, a liberal giver, and rich in learning, amusement, comfort, wealth, fame and strength. If it is joined with malefics, he goes to a foreign land, is exceedingly stupid, tormented by lust, delights in killing, and has a deformed face.
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- About this edition: वासौ is the locative of vāsi (a graha other than the Moon in the 12th from the Sun).
सौम्यान्वितोभयचरीप्रभवा नरेन्द्रास्तत्तुल्यवित्तसुखशीलदयानुरक्ताः । पापान्वितोभयचरौ यदि पापकृत्या रोगाभिभूतपरकर्मरता दरिद्राः
saumyānvitobhayacarīprabhavā narendrāstattulyavittasukhaśīladayānuraktāḥ | pāpānvitobhayacarau yadi pāpakṛtyā rogābhibhūtaparakarmaratā daridrāḥ
Those born of an Ubhayacarī joined with benefics are kings, attached in like measure to wealth, comfort, good conduct and compassion. If the two ⟨grahas forming⟩ Ubhayacarī are joined with malefics, they are doers of evil deeds, overcome by disease, engaged in the work of others, and poor.
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- About this edition: तत्तुल्य ('equal to that') is taken as 'in like measure' — i.e. the wealth and conduct match the royal station just named.
शुभाशुभाढ्ये यदि जन्मलग्ने शुभाशुभाख्यौ भवतस्तदानीम् । व्ययस्वगैः पापशुभैर्विलग्नात् पापाख्यसौम्यग्रहकर्त्तरी च
śubhāśubhāḍhye yadi janmalagne śubhāśubhākhyau bhavatastadānīm | vyayasvagaiḥ pāpaśubhairvilagnāt pāpākhyasaumyagrahakarttarī ca
If the birth lagna is enriched by a benefic or by a malefic, then at that time the two ⟨yogas⟩ named Śubha and Aśubha come to be. And by malefics and benefics occupying the 12th (vyaya) and the 2nd (sva) from the lagna, there arise the Kartari ⟨yogas⟩ named Pāpa and Saumya-graha ⟨that is, benefic⟩.
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- About this edition: भवतः is dual, hence 'the two ⟨yogas⟩'. पापाल्ह्य is corrupt; the sense required by 127 (which gives śubha-kartari and pāpa-kartari results) is पापाख्य, 'named pāpa', so the yoga name is supplied in brackets. आढ्य ('enriched by') is left as the text has it and not resolved into either 'occupied by' or 'aspected by'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापाख्यसौम्यग्रहकर्त्तरी; this sentence names पापाल्ह्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
शुभयोगभवो वाग्मी रूपशीलगुणान्वितः । पापयोगोद्भवः कामी पापकर्मा परार्थभुक्
śubhayogabhavo vāgmī rūpaśīlaguṇānvitaḥ | pāpayogodbhavaḥ kāmī pāpakarmā parārthabhuk
One produced by Śubha yoga is eloquent and endowed with beauty, good conduct and virtues. One arising from Pāpa yoga is lustful, a doer of evil deeds, and one who lives on the wealth of others.
शुभकर्तरिसञ्जातस्तेजोवित्तबलाधिकः । पापकर्तरिके पापी भिक्षाशी मलिनो भवेत्
śubhakartarisañjātastejovittabalādhikaḥ | pāpakartarike pāpī bhikṣāśī malino bhavet
One born in Śubha-kartari abounds in splendour, wealth and strength. In Pāpa-kartari he is wicked, an eater of alms, and filthy.
सौम्येषु केन्द्रगृहगेषु सपत्नरन्ध्रे शुद्धेऽथवा शुभयुते यदि पर्वतः स्यात् । लग्नान्त्यपौ यदि परस्परकेन्द्रयातौ मित्रेक्षितौ भवति पर्वतनाम योगः
saumyeṣu kendragṛhageṣu sapatnarandhre śuddhe'thavā śubhayute yadi parvataḥ syāt | lagnāntyapau yadi parasparakendrayātau mitrekṣitau bhavati parvatanāma yogaḥ
When benefics occupy the kendra houses and the 6th (sapatna) and the 8th (randhra) are clear ⟨of grahas⟩, or else joined with benefics, Parvata ⟨yoga⟩ arises. Or, if the lords of the lagna and of the 12th (antya) stand in kendras from each other and are aspected by their friends, the yoga named Parvata comes to be.
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- About this edition: सपत्न ('rival') = the 6th house, रन्ध्र ('breach') = the 8th, अन्त्य ('last') = the 12th — rendered by house number per the glossary's house-synonym rule. The comma inside the mūla after शुद्धे is the e-text's own punctuation.
भाग्यान्वितः पर्वतयोगजातो विद्याविनोदाभिरतः प्रदाता । कामी परस्त्रीजनकेलिलोलस्तेजोयशस्वी पुरनायकः स्यात्
bhāgyānvitaḥ parvatayogajāto vidyāvinodābhirataḥ pradātā | kāmī parastrījanakelilolastejoyaśasvī puranāyakaḥ syāt
One born in Parvata yoga is fortunate, devoted to learning and amusement, a liberal giver, lustful, eager for dalliance with the wives of others, splendid and renowned; he becomes the chief of a city.
अन्योन्यकेन्द्रगृहगौ गुरुबन्धुनाथौ लग्नाधिपे बलयुते यदि काहलः स्यात् । कर्मेश्वरेण सहिते तु विलोकिते वा स्वोच्चस्वके सुखपतौ यदि तादृशः स्यात्
anyonyakendragṛhagau gurubandhunāthau lagnādhipe balayute yadi kāhalaḥ syāt | karmeśvareṇa sahite tu vilokite vā svoccasvake sukhapatau yadi tādṛśaḥ syāt
When the lords of the 9th (guru) and of the 4th (bandhu) stand in kendras from each other and the lord of the lagna is strong, it is Kāhala ⟨yoga⟩. And if the lord of the 4th (sukha) is joined with, or aspected by, the lord of the 10th (karma), and stands in its own exaltation or its own house, it is the same.
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- About this edition: गुरुबन्धुनाथौ is read as a dvandva of house-names — the lords of the guru-bhāva (9th) and the bandhu-bhāva (4th) — which matches the standard definition of Kāhala. It can also be read as 'Jupiter and the lord of the 4th'; the Sanskrit does not decide between them. ताद्दशः is a typo for तादृशः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तादृशः; this sentence names ताद्दशः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
ओजस्वी साहसी मूर्खश्चतुरङ्गबलैर्युतः । यत्किञ्चिद्ग्रामनाथस्तु जातः स्यात् काहले नरः
ojasvī sāhasī mūrkhaścaturaṅgabalairyutaḥ | yatkiñcidgrāmanāthastu jātaḥ syāt kāhale naraḥ
A man born in Kāhala is vigorous, bold, stupid, possessed of the four-limbed army, and lord of some village or other.
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- About this edition: मूर्ख is left as 'stupid' — the verse pairs it with vigour and boldness deliberately.
लग्नादिसप्तगृहगा यदि सप्त खेटा जातो महीपतिरनेकगजाश्वनाथः । वित्तादिगो निधिपतिः पितृभक्तियुक्तो धीरोऽग्ररूपगुणवान् नरचक्रवर्ती
lagnādisaptagṛhagā yadi sapta kheṭā jāto mahīpatiranekagajāśvanāthaḥ | vittādigo nidhipatiḥ pitṛbhaktiyukto dhīro'grarūpaguṇavān naracakravartī
If the seven grahas occupy the seven houses beginning with the lagna, the native is a king, lord of many elephants and horses. ⟨If the chain runs⟩ from the 2nd (vitta) onward, he is a lord of treasure, devoted to his father, steadfast, endowed with foremost beauty and virtue, an emperor among men.
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- About this edition: This begins the twelve mālikā yogas, which run through 135: seven grahas filling seven consecutive houses counted from the lagna, the 2nd, the 3rd and so on to the 12th. अग्नरूप° is corrupt (probably अग्र्यरूप°, 'of foremost beauty'); the first member is left unrendered rather than guessed.
जातो यदा विक्रममालिकायां भूपः स शूरो धनिकश्च रोगी । सुखादिकश्चेद् बहुदेशभाग्यभोगी महादानपरो महीपः
jāto yadā vikramamālikāyāṃ bhūpaḥ sa śūro dhanikaśca rogī | sukhādikaśced bahudeśabhāgyabhogī mahādānaparo mahīpaḥ
One born in the Vikrama (3rd-house) mālikā is a king, brave, wealthy — and diseased. If ⟨it begins⟩ from the 4th (sukha), he enjoys the fortunes of many countries, is given to great giving, and is a king.
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- About this edition: The second half is corrupt and metrically short: सुखदिकषेद् cannot be construed as it stands, and बहुदेशभाम्य° is corrupt (probably भूमि°). 'From the 4th (sukha)' is recovered from the enumeration itself — 132 covers the 1st and 2nd, 134 the 5th to 8th, 135 the 9th to 12th, so the 3rd and 4th must fall here — but what stood between it and बहुदेश° is lost and is left as ⟨…⟩. जातो चदा is likewise corrupt; nothing turns on it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यदा विक्रममालिकायां भूपः स शूरो धनिकश्च रोगी । सुखादिकश्चेद् बहुदेशभाग्यभोगी; this sentence names बहुदेशभाम्य and सुखदिकषेद्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
पुत्राद्या यदि मालिका नरपतिर्यज्वाथवा कीर्तिमान् । जातः षष्ठगृहात् क्वचिद् धनसुखप्राप्तो दरिद्रो भवेत् । कामादिग्रहमालिका यदि बहुस्त्रीवल्लभो भूपतिः । दीर्घायुर्धनवर्जितो नरवरस्त्रीनिर्जितश्चाष्टमात्
putrādyā yadi mālikā narapatiryajvāthavā kīrtimān | jātaḥ ṣaṣṭhagṛhāt kvacid dhanasukhaprāpto daridro bhavet | kāmādigrahamālikā yadi bahustrīvallabho bhūpatiḥ | dīrghāyurdhanavarjito naravarastrīnirjitaścāṣṭamāt
If the mālikā begins from the 5th (putra), ⟨the native is⟩ a king, a performer of sacrifices or a man of renown. One born ⟨of the mālikā⟩ from the 6th house, having gained some wealth and comfort, becomes poor. If the graha-mālikā begins from the 7th (kāma), he is beloved of many women and is a king. And from the 8th: long-lived, devoid of wealth, a best of men vanquished by women.
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- About this edition: Several members are corrupt and are left unrendered: यन्वाऽथका (after नरपति) is unrecoverable; यज्ञभो is corrupt (probably यज्ञभाक् or यज्वा); दीर्घर्धन° is corrupt for दीर्घायुर्धन° ('long-lived, devoid of wealth'), so ⟨lived⟩ is supplied. लातः and चष्ठ° are e-text misreadings of जातः and षष्ठ°. स्त्रीनिर्जित is rendered at its weight, 'vanquished by women', not softened to 'influenced by'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुत्राद्या यदि मालिका नरपतिर्यज्वाथवा कीर्तिमान् । जातः षष्ठगृहात् क्वचिद् धनसुखप्राप्तो दरिद्रो भवेत् । कामादिग्रहमालिका यदि बहुस्त्रीवल्लभो भूपतिः । दीर्घायुर्धनवर्जितो नरवरस्त्रीनिर्जितश्चाष्टमात्; this sentence names यन्वाऽथका and दीर्घर्धन, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
धर्मादिग्रहमालिका गुणनिधिर्यज्वा तपस्वी विभुः । कर्माद्या यदि धर्मकर्मनिरतः सम्पूजितः सज्जनैः । लाभाद्राजवराङ्गनामणिपतिः सर्वक्रियादक्षको । जातो रिःफगृहाद्बहुव्ययकरः सर्वत्र पूज्यो भवेत्
dharmādigrahamālikā guṇanidhiryajvā tapasvī vibhuḥ | karmādyā yadi dharmakarmanirataḥ sampūjitaḥ sajjanaiḥ | lābhādrājavarāṅganāmaṇipatiḥ sarvakriyādakṣako | jāto riḥphagṛhādbahuvyayakaraḥ sarvatra pūjyo bhavet
⟨If⟩ the graha-mālikā ⟨begins⟩ from the 9th (dharma), he is a treasury of virtues, a performer of sacrifices, an ascetic, a lord. If from the 10th (karma), he is devoted to dharma and ⟨ritual⟩ works and honoured by the good. From the 11th (lābha), he is a lord of kings, of excellent women and of jewels, and skilful in every undertaking. One born ⟨of the mālikā⟩ from the 12th (riḥpha) house makes great expenditure and is honoured everywhere.
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- About this edition: रिःफ = the 12th house. राजवराङ्गनामनिपतिः is read as rāja-varāṅganā-maṇi-patiḥ ('lord of kings, of excellent women and of jewels'); the compound's internal division is not certain in the e-text. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लाभाद्राजवराङ्गनामणिपतिः; this sentence names राजवराङ्गनामनिपतिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लग्नेश्वरे केन्द्रगते स्वतुङ्गे जीवेक्षिते चामरनामयोगः । सौम्यद्वये लग्नगृहे कलत्रे नवास्पदे वा यदि चामरः स्यात्
lagneśvare kendragate svatuṅge jīvekṣite cāmaranāmayogaḥ | saumyadvaye lagnagṛhe kalatre navāspade vā yadi cāmaraḥ syāt
When the lord of the lagna is in a kendra, in its own exaltation, and aspected by Jupiter (jīva), it is the yoga named Cāmara. Or if two benefics are in the lagna, the 7th (kalatra), the 9th, or the 10th (āspada), Cāmara arises.
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- About this edition: नवास्पदे is read as nava (9th) + āspada (10th); āspada is a name of the 10th house. जीव = Jupiter per the glossary.
योगे जातश्चामरे राजपूज्यो विद्वान् वाग्मी पण्डितो वा महीपः । सर्वज्ञः स्याद्वेदशास्त्राधिकारी जीवेल्लोके सप्ततिर्वत्सराणाम्
yoge jātaścāmare rājapūjyo vidvān vāgmī paṇḍito vā mahīpaḥ | sarvajñaḥ syādvedaśāstrādhikārī jīvelloke saptatirvatsarāṇām
One born in the Cāmara yoga is honoured by kings, learned, eloquent, a paṇḍita or a king; all-knowing, an authority on the Vedas and the śāstras; he lives seventy years in this world.
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- About this edition: सप्ततिर्वत्सराणाम् — seventy years, exactly as the mūla has it.
अन्योन्यकेन्द्रगृहगौ सुतशत्रुनाथौ लग्नाधिपे बलयुते यदि शङ्खयोगः । लग्नाधिपे च गगनाधिपतौ चरस्थे भाग्याधिपे बलयुते तु तथा वदन्ति
anyonyakendragṛhagau sutaśatrunāthau lagnādhipe balayute yadi śaṅkhayogaḥ | lagnādhipe ca gaganādhipatau carasthe bhāgyādhipe balayute tu tathā vadanti
When the lords of the 5th (suta) and of the 6th (śatru) stand in kendras from each other and the lord of the lagna is strong, it is Śaṅkha yoga. And when the lord of the lagna and the lord of the 10th (gagana) are in movable ⟨signs⟩ and the lord of the 9th (bhāgya) is strong, they declare the same.
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- About this edition: केद्न्र is a keying error for केन्द्र; भाम्याधिपे for भाग्याधिपे (lord of the 9th); तया for तथा. शत्रु here is the 6th house, not a person (glossary row ari/ripu/śatru). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अन्योन्यकेन्द्रगृहगौ सुतशत्रुनाथौ लग्नाधिपे बलयुते यदि शङ्खयोगः । लग्नाधिपे च गगनाधिपतौ चरस्थे भाग्याधिपे बलयुते तु तथा; this sentence names भाम्याधिपे and केद्न्र, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
शङ्खे जातो भोगशीलो दयालुः स्त्रीपुत्रार्थक्षेत्रवान् पुण्यकर्मा । शास्त्रज्ञानाचारसाधुक्रियावान् जीवेल्लोके वत्सराणामशीतिः
śaṅkhe jāto bhogaśīlo dayāluḥ strīputrārthakṣetravān puṇyakarmā | śāstrajñānācārasādhukriyāvān jīvelloke vatsarāṇāmaśītiḥ
One born in Śaṅkha is given to enjoyment, compassionate, possessed of wife, sons, wealth and lands, a doer of meritorious deeds, endowed with knowledge of the śāstras, with good conduct and with virtuous acts; he lives eighty years in this world.
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- About this edition: The verse opens with श॥ए in the e-text — a damage marker, not text. The locative ending -e and the initial श, together with 138's definition of Śaṅkha and the parallel opening of 137 (योगे जातश्चामरे), give शङ्खे; it is supplied in brackets rather than printed as read. वत्सराणाभशीतिः = वत्सराणाम् अशीतिः, eighty years. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शङ्खे जातो भोगशीलो दयालुः स्त्रीपुत्रार्थक्षेत्रवान् पुण्यकर्मा । शास्त्रज्ञानाचारसाधुक्रियावान् जीवेल्लोके वत्सराणामशीतिः; this sentence names वत्सराणाभशीतिः and श॥ए, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
स्वान्त्योदयास्तभवनेषु वियच्चरेषु कर्माधिपे बलयुते यदि भेरियोगः । केन्द्रं गतौ सुरगुरोः सितलग्ननाथौ भाग्येश्वरे बलयुते तु तथैव वाच्यम्
svāntyodayāstabhavaneṣu viyaccareṣu karmādhipe balayute yadi bheriyogaḥ | kendraṃ gatau suraguroḥ sitalagnanāthau bhāgyeśvare balayute tu tathaiva vācyam
If the sky-goers ⟨the grahas⟩ stand in the 2nd (sva), the 12th (antya), the 1st (udaya) and the 7th (asta) houses and the lord of the 10th (karma) is strong, it is Bherī yoga. When Venus and the lord of the lagna have gone to a kendra from Jupiter (the preceptor of the gods) and the lord of the 9th (bhāgya) is strong, the same is to be declared.
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- About this edition: वियच्चर ('sky-goer') = graha. अस्त = the 7th house per the glossary; उदय = the lagna.
दीर्घायुषो विगतरोगभया नरेन्द्राः बह्वर्थभूमिसुतदारयुताः प्रसिद्धाः । आचारभूरिसुखशौर्यमहानुभावाः भेरीप्रजातमनुजा निपुणाः कुलीनाः
dīrghāyuṣo vigatarogabhayā narendrāḥ bahvarthabhūmisutadārayutāḥ prasiddhāḥ | ācārabhūrisukhaśauryamahānubhāvāḥ bherīprajātamanujā nipuṇāḥ kulīnāḥ
Men born of Bherī are long-lived, free from disease and fear, kings, possessed of much wealth, land, sons and wives, renowned, ⟨endowed⟩ with good conduct, abundant comfort, valour and great dignity, skilful and well-born.
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- About this edition: भुरि is a spelling of भूरि ('abundant'). प्रसिद्धः is singular in a plural sentence — an e-text slip, rendered with the plural. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्रसिद्धाः । आचारभूरिसुखशौर्यमहानुभावाः; this sentence names प्रसिद्धः and भुरि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
उच्चग्रहांशकपतौ यदि कोणकेन्द्रे तुङ्गस्वकीयभवनोपगते बलाढ्ये । लग्नाधिपे बलयुते तु मृदङ्गयोगः कल्याणरूपनृपतुल्ययशःप्रदः स्यात्
uccagrahāṃśakapatau yadi koṇakendre tuṅgasvakīyabhavanopagate balāḍhye | lagnādhipe balayute tu mṛdaṅgayogaḥ kalyāṇarūpanṛpatulyayaśaḥpradaḥ syāt
If the lord of the navāṃśa ⟨occupied by⟩ an exalted graha stands in a trikoṇa or a kendra, having reached exaltation or its own house and being strong, and the lord of the lagna too is strong, then it is Mṛdaṅga yoga, which grants welfare, beauty, and fame equal to a king's.
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- About this edition: अंशक = navāṃśa division.
कामेश्वरे कर्मगते स्वतुङ्गे कर्माधिपे भाग्यपसंयुते च । श्रीनाथयोगः शुभदस्तदानीं जातो नरः शक्रसमो नृपालः
kāmeśvare karmagate svatuṅge karmādhipe bhāgyapasaṃyute ca | śrīnāthayogaḥ śubhadastadānīṃ jāto naraḥ śakrasamo nṛpālaḥ
When the lord of the 7th (kāma) is in the 10th (karma) in its own exaltation, and the lord of the 10th is joined with the lord of the 9th (bhāgya), then there is Śrīnātha yoga, the giver of auspicious things; the man born ⟨under it⟩ is a king equal to Śakra ⟨Indra⟩.
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- About this edition: काम = the 7th house.
योगः शारदसंज्ञकः सुतगते कर्माधिपे चन्द्रजे केन्द्रस्थे दिननायके निजगृहप्राप्तेऽतिवीर्यान्विते । चन्द्रात् कोणगते पुरन्दरगुरौ सौम्यत्रिकोणे कुजे लाभे वा यदि देवमन्त्रिणि बुधात्तच्छारदासंज्ञकः
yogaḥ śāradasaṃjñakaḥ sutagate karmādhipe candraje kendrasthe dinanāyake nijagṛhaprāpte'tivīryānvite | candrāt koṇagate purandaragurau saumyatrikoṇe kuje lābhe vā yadi devamantriṇi budhāttacchāradāsaṃjñakaḥ
The yoga named Śārada ⟨arises⟩ when the lord of the 10th (karma) is in the 5th (suta), Mercury (candraja) is in a kendra, and the Sun (dinanāyaka), having reached its own house, is possessed of great strength. Or if Jupiter (the preceptor of Purandara) is in a trikoṇa from the Moon and Mars is in a trikoṇa from Mercury (saumya); or if the counsellor of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩ is in the 11th (lābha) from Mercury — that too is named Śārada.
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- About this edition: सौम्य is Mercury here, not the benefic class — the reckoning-point of the next clause is stated explicitly as बुधात्, and Mars is the graha placed. पुरन्दरगुरु and देवमन्त्रिन् are both Jupiter.
स्त्रीपुत्रबन्धुसुखरूपगुणानुरक्ताः भूपप्रिया गुरुमहीसुरदेवभक्ताः । विद्याविनोदरतिशीलतपोबलाढ्या जाताः स्वधर्मनिरता भुवि शारदाख्ये
strīputrabandhusukharūpaguṇānuraktāḥ bhūpapriyā gurumahīsuradevabhaktāḥ | vidyāvinodaratiśīlatapobalāḍhyā jātāḥ svadharmaniratā bhuvi śāradākhye
Those born on earth in the yoga called Śārada are attached to wife, sons, kinsmen, comfort, beauty and virtue; dear to kings; devoted to the guru, to the brāhmaṇas (the gods on earth) and to the gods; rich in learning, amusement, delight, good conduct, austerity and strength; and devoted to their own dharma.
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- About this edition: महीसुर, 'god on earth' = brāhmaṇa. विद्याविदोद° is corrupt for विद्याविनोद°, the same compound that occurs at 123 and 129. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads गुरुमहीसुरदेवभक्ताः । विद्याविनोदरतिशीलतपोबलाढ्या; this sentence names विद्याविदोद, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लग्नधर्मगते पापे पञ्चमे सदसद्युते । चतुरस्रं गते पापे योगोऽयं मत्स्यसंज्ञकः
lagnadharmagate pāpe pañcame sadasadyute | caturasraṃ gate pāpe yogo'yaṃ matsyasaṃjñakaḥ
With malefics in the lagna and the 9th (dharma), the 5th joined with both good and evil ⟨grahas⟩, and malefics gone to the caturasra ⟨the 4th and the 8th⟩ — this yoga is named Matsya.
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- About this edition: चतुरस्र ('the square ⟨houses⟩') names the 4th and 8th together; the number is given in brackets per the glossary's house-synonym rule.
कालज्ञः करुणासिन्धुर्गुणधीबलरूपवान् । यशोविद्यातपस्वी च मत्स्ययोगसमुद्भवः
kālajñaḥ karuṇāsindhurguṇadhībalarūpavān | yaśovidyātapasvī ca matsyayogasamudbhavaḥ
One arising from the Matsya yoga is a knower of time ⟨an astrologer⟩, an ocean of compassion, endowed with virtue, intellect, strength and beauty, famed, learned, and an ascetic.
कलत्रपुत्रारिगृहेषु सौम्याः स्वतुङ्गमित्रांशकराशियाताः । तृतीयलाभोदयगास्त्वसौम्या मित्रोच्चसंस्था यदि कूर्मयोगः
kalatraputrārigṛheṣu saumyāḥ svatuṅgamitrāṃśakarāśiyātāḥ | tṛtīyalābhodayagāstvasaumyā mitroccasaṃsthā yadi kūrmayogaḥ
If benefics are in the houses of wife (7th), of sons (5th) and of enemies (6th), gone to their own, exaltation or friendly navāṃśas and rāśis, while the malefics stand in the 3rd, the 11th (lābha) and the 1st (udaya) and are placed in friendly or exaltation ⟨signs⟩ — it is Kūrma yoga.
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- About this edition: अरि here is the 6th house, not a person. असौम्य = malefic.
विख्यातकीर्तिर्भुवि राजभोगी धर्माधिकः सत्त्वगुणप्रधानः । धीरः सुखा वागुपकारकर्ता कूर्मोद्भवो मानवनायको वा
vikhyātakīrtirbhuvi rājabhogī dharmādhikaḥ sattvaguṇapradhānaḥ | dhīraḥ sukhā vāgupakārakartā kūrmodbhavo mānavanāyako vā
One born of Kūrma is of far-famed renown on earth, an enjoyer of royal ⟨fortune⟩, abounding in dharma, predominant in the sattva guṇa, steadfast, of pleasant speech, a doer of good ⟨to others⟩ — or a leader of men.
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- About this edition: सुखा वाक् is read as sukha-vāk, 'of pleasant speech'; the e-text's spacing leaves the compound broken.
भाग्येशे धनभावस्थे धनेशे भाग्यराशिगे । लग्नेशे केन्द्रकोणस्थे खड्गयोग इतीरितः
bhāgyeśe dhanabhāvasthe dhaneśe bhāgyarāśige | lagneśe kendrakoṇasthe khaḍgayoga itīritaḥ
When the lord of the 9th (bhāgya) is in the 2nd bhāva, the lord of the 2nd is in the 9th rāśi, and the lord of the lagna is in a kendra or a trikoṇa — this is declared to be Khaḍga yoga.
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- About this edition: The mūla says भाव for the 2nd and राशि for the 9th; both words are kept as they stand rather than levelled.
वेदार्थशास्त्रनिखिलागमतत्त्वयुक्तिबुद्धिप्रतापबलवीर्यसुखानुरक्ताः । निर्मत्सराश्च निजवीर्यमहानुभावाः खड्गे भवन्ति पुरुषाः कुशलाः कृतज्ञाः
vedārthaśāstranikhilāgamatattvayuktibuddhipratāpabalavīryasukhānuraktāḥ | nirmatsarāśca nijavīryamahānubhāvāḥ khaḍge bhavanti puruṣāḥ kuśalāḥ kṛtajñāḥ
In Khaḍga men are attached to the meaning of the Veda, the śāstras, all the āgamas, ⟨their⟩ truth and reasoning, to intellect, majesty, strength, valour and comfort; they are free from envy, of great dignity through their own valour, skilful and grateful.
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- About this edition: भ्द्धि is a keying error for बुद्धि. वेदार्य° is read as veda + ārya-śāstra. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads वेदार्थशास्त्रनिखिलागमतत्त्वयुक्तिबुद्धिप्रतापबलवीर्यसुखानुरक्ताः; this sentence names वेदार्य and भ्द्धि, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-23 corrected them, and they are kept as history.] [2026-09-23: The mūla now reads वेदार्थशास्त्रनिखिलागमतत्त्वयुक्तिबुद्धि°. The Kāśī 1953 page (Kapileśvara, p.276) was read by eye at about 3.6x native, with the opening akṣaras at about 7.8x. It sets वेदार्थ°, with थ under the repha, a different shape from the य under the repha of बलवीर्य° on the same line, and it sets युक्तिबुद्धि°. So the sentence reading वेदार्य° as veda + ārya-śāstra is superseded and kept as history: the compound opens with वेदार्थ, 'the meaning of the Veda', and then शास्त्र. Machine reads of Sastri vol. I p.476, Jo-Some 1911 p.245 and two editions' indexes of first lines give वेदार्थ too, and a machine read of the Vimalā Hindi on the Kāśī page takes it as knowing the meaning of the Veda.]
केन्द्रे मूलत्रिकोणस्थे भाग्येशे परमोच्चगे । लग्नाधिपे बलाढ्ये च लक्ष्मीयोग इतीरितः
kendre mūlatrikoṇasthe bhāgyeśe paramoccage | lagnādhipe balāḍhye ca lakṣmīyoga itīritaḥ
When the lord of the ninth (bhāgyeśa) stands in a kendra or in its own mūlatrikoṇa, or has gone to its deepest exaltation (paramocca), and the lord of the lagna is rich in strength, the yoga called Lakṣmī is declared.
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- About this edition: The e-text prints कग्नाधिपे; लग्नाधिपे (lagnādhipe, the lord of the lagna) is what is meant — क for ल is a routine slip in this encoding. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्नाधिपे; this sentence names कग्नाधिपे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
गुणाभिरामो बहुदेशनाथो विद्यामहाकीर्तिरनङ्गरूपः । दिगन्तविश्रान्तनृपालवन्द्यो राजाधिराजो बहुदारपुत्रः
guṇābhirāmo bahudeśanātho vidyāmahākīrtiranaṅgarūpaḥ | digantaviśrāntanṛpālavandyo rājādhirājo bahudāraputraḥ
⟨Such a one is⟩ charming with virtues, lord of many lands, of great renown for learning, of a form like the Bodiless One ⟨Kāma⟩; saluted by kings who rest at the ends of the quarters, a king of kings, with many wives and sons.
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- About this edition: गुणाभिराभो in the e-text is गुणाभिरामो (guṇābhirāmo). The verse gives the fruit of the Lakṣmī yoga defined in 152. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads गुणाभिरामो; this sentence names गुणाभिराभो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
स्थिरलग्ने भृगौ केन्द्रे त्रिकोणेन्दौ शुभेतरे । मानस्थानगते सौरे योगोऽयं कुसुमो भवेत्
sthiralagne bhṛgau kendre trikoṇendau śubhetare | mānasthānagate saure yogo'yaṃ kusumo bhavet
When the lagna is a fixed sign, Venus in a kendra, the Moon in a trikoṇa, and Saturn — who is other than a benefic — has gone to the place of honour ⟨the tenth house⟩, this yoga becomes Kusuma.
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- About this edition: शुभेतरे (other-than-benefic) is a locative singular and can agree only with सौरे (Saturn), which is how it is rendered here. It sits across the pāda break from its noun, and other printings of this definition give शुभेक्षिते (aspected by a benefic) qualifying the Moon instead. The Moon in this e-text is therefore left unqualified; the alternative is recorded, not adopted.
दाता महीमण्डलनाथवन्द्यो भोगी महावंशजराजमुख्यः । लोके महाकीर्तियुतः प्रतापी नाथो नराणां कुसुमोद्भवः स्यात्
dātā mahīmaṇḍalanāthavandyo bhogī mahāvaṃśajarājamukhyaḥ | loke mahākīrtiyutaḥ pratāpī nātho narāṇāṃ kusumodbhavaḥ syāt
A giver, saluted by the lords of the circle of the earth, an enjoyer, foremost among kings born of a great line, joined with great renown in the world, blazing with might — such a lord of men is one born under Kusuma.
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- About this edition: महीमण्डलणथवन्द्यो in the e-text is महीमण्डलनाथवन्द्यो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads महीमण्डलनाथवन्द्यो; this sentence names महीमण्डलणथवन्द्यो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
विलग्ननाथस्थितराशिनाथस्थानेश्वरो वाऽपि तदंशनाथः । केन्द्रत्रिकोणोपगतो यदि स्यात्स्वतुङ्गगो वा यदि परिजातः
vilagnanāthasthitarāśināthasthāneśvaro vā'pi tadaṃśanāthaḥ | kendratrikoṇopagato yadi syātsvatuṅgago vā yadi parijātaḥ
The lord of the place ⟨occupied⟩ by the lord of the sign in which the lord of the lagna stands, or else the lord of its aṃśa ⟨navāṃśa⟩ — if that be gone to a kendra or a trikoṇa, or be in its own exaltation, then ⟨the yoga⟩ is Pārijāta.
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- About this edition: तदंशनाधः is तदंशनाथः; केन्द्रत्रिकोणोपगतए is केन्द्रत्रिकोणोपगतो. The chain of lordships is read as one compound (lagna lord → its sign → that sign lord → its place → that place lord). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तदंशनाथः । केन्द्रत्रिकोणोपगतो; this sentence names केन्द्रत्रिकोणोपगतए and तदंशनाधः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
मध्यान्तसौख्यः क्षितिपालवन्द्यो युद्धप्रियो वारणवाजियुक्तः । स्वकर्मधर्माभिरतो दयालुर्योगो नृपः स्याद्यदि पारिजातः
madhyāntasaukhyaḥ kṣitipālavandyo yuddhapriyo vāraṇavājiyuktaḥ | svakarmadharmābhirato dayāluryogo nṛpaḥ syādyadi pārijātaḥ
Happy in the middle and at the end ⟨of life⟩, saluted by the protectors of the earth, fond of battle, possessed of elephants and horses, devoted to his own duty and to dharma, compassionate — he is a king if the yoga be Pārijāta.
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- About this edition: वारणवार्जितयुक्तः is corrupt. Read वारणवाजियुक्तः (possessed of elephants and horses); taking वर्जित (bereft of) would make the phrase contradict every other line of this rājayoga description. The last pāda is also a syllable short in the e-text. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वारणवाजियुक्तः । स्वकर्मधर्माभिरतो दयालुर्योगो नृपः; this sentence names वारणवार्जितयुक्तः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
द्वितीये पञ्चमे जीवे बुधशुक्रयुतेक्षिते । क्षेत्रे तयोर्वा सम्प्राप्ते योगः स्यात्स कलानिधिः
dvitīye pañcame jīve budhaśukrayutekṣite | kṣetre tayorvā samprāpte yogaḥ syātsa kalānidhiḥ
When Jupiter is in the second or the fifth, joined with or aspected by Mercury and Venus, or has reached a sign belonging to those two, that yoga is Kalānidhi.
कामी कलानिधिभवः सगुणाभिरामः संस्तूयमानचरणो नरपालमुख्यैः । सेनातुरङ्गमदवारणशङ्खभेरीवाद्यान्वितो विगतरोगभयारिसङ्घः
kāmī kalānidhibhavaḥ saguṇābhirāmaḥ saṃstūyamānacaraṇo narapālamukhyaiḥ | senāturaṅgamadavāraṇaśaṅkhabherīvādyānvito vigatarogabhayārisaṅghaḥ
One born under Kalānidhi is amorous, charming with virtues, his feet extolled by the foremost of kings, attended by armies, horses, rutting elephants, conches and the sounding of kettledrums, and free from disease, from fear and from the host of enemies.
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- About this edition: विगतरेगभयारिसङ्घः is विगतरोगभयारिसङ्घः (रेग for रोग). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विगतरोगभयारिसङ्घः; this sentence names विगतरेगभयारिसङ्घः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
केन्द्रगौ सितदेवेज्यौ स्वोच्चे केन्द्रगतेऽर्कजे । चरलग्ने यदा जन्म योगोऽयमवतारजः
kendragau sitadevejyau svocce kendragate'rkaje | caralagne yadā janma yogo'yamavatārajaḥ
When Venus and Jupiter are in kendras, Saturn in a kendra in his own exaltation, and the birth is in a movable lagna, this yoga is the Avatāra-born ⟨the Aṃśāvatāra named in 161⟩.
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- About this edition: The e-text's योगोऽयभवतारजः is corrupt for योगोऽयमंशावतारजः; the name is fixed independently by अंशावतारे in 161. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वोच्चे केन्द्रगतेऽर्कजे । चरलग्ने यदा जन्म योगोऽयमवतारजः; this sentence names योगोऽयभवतारजः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
पुण्यश्लोकस्तीर्थचारी कलाज्ञः कामासक्तः कालकर्ता जितात्मा । वेदान्तज्ञो वेदशास्त्राधिकारी जातो राजश्रीधरोऽंशावतारे
puṇyaślokastīrthacārī kalājñaḥ kāmāsaktaḥ kālakartā jitātmā | vedāntajño vedaśāstrādhikārī jāto rājaśrīdharo'ṃśāvatāre
Of holy renown, a frequenter of tīrthas, knowing the arts, attached to pleasure, an ordainer of time, self-conquered, a knower of Vedānta, authoritative in the Veda and the śāstras: one born under Aṃśāvatāra bears royal fortune.
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- About this edition: कामासक्तः (attached to pleasure) and जितात्मा (self-conquered) stand side by side in the verse; both are kept.
वित्तेशाद्धनरिःफरन्ध्रभवनप्राप्ताश्च सौम्यग्रहाः कामेशात् सुखभाग्यरन्ध्रगृहगा जीवाब्जचन्द्रात्मजाः । देहेशाद्यदि बन्धुमानभवगा सूर्यास्फुजिद्भूमिजाः प्रोक्तास्तत्र पुरातनैर्हरिहरव्रह्माख्ययोगा इमे
vitteśāddhanariḥpharandhrabhavanaprāptāśca saumyagrahāḥ kāmeśāt sukhabhāgyarandhragṛhagā jīvābjacandrātmajāḥ | deheśādyadi bandhumānabhavagā sūryāsphujidbhūmijāḥ proktāstatra purātanairhariharavrahmākhyayogā ime
Benefic grahas that have reached the houses of dhana ⟨the 2nd⟩, riḥpha ⟨the 12th⟩ and randhra ⟨the 8th⟩ counted from the lord of wealth ⟨the 2nd lord⟩; Jupiter, the Moon and Mercury occupying the houses of sukha ⟨the 4th⟩, bhāgya ⟨the 9th⟩ and randhra ⟨the 8th⟩ counted from the lord of desire ⟨the 7th lord⟩; and, counted from the lord of the body ⟨the lord of the lagna⟩, if the Sun, Venus and Mars go to the bandhu ⟨4th⟩, māna ⟨10th⟩ and bhava houses — these are the yogas named Hari, Hara and Brahmā, declared there by the ancients.
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- About this edition: Two textual points. (1) भन in pāda 1 is धन (the 2nd); the three house-words there must be धन, रिःफ, रन्ध्र for the compound to close on भवन. (2) भव in pāda 3 is NOT a standard house-name in this nomenclature and is left untranslated; a third house is required by the three grahas named, and लाभ (the 11th) would supply it, but the e-text does not read that and no reading is adopted here.
निखिलनिगमविद्यापारगः सत्यवादी सकलसुखसमेतश्चारुवाक् कामशीलः । जितरिपुकुलसङ्घः सर्वजीवोपकारी हरिहरविधियोगे सम्भवः पुण्यकर्मा
nikhilanigamavidyāpāragaḥ satyavādī sakalasukhasametaścāruvāk kāmaśīlaḥ | jitaripukulasaṅghaḥ sarvajīvopakārī hariharavidhiyoge sambhavaḥ puṇyakarmā
One who has crossed to the far shore of all Vedic learning, a speaker of truth, possessed of every comfort, of charming speech, of amorous disposition, conqueror of the whole host of his enemies' clans, a benefactor of all living beings, of meritorious deeds — such is one born under the Hari, Hara or Vidhi ⟨Brahmā⟩ yoga.
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- About this edition: विधि here is Brahmā, matching व्रह्म (ब्रह्म) in 162.
यूपेषुशक्तियवदण्डगदासमुद्रच्छत्रार्द्धचन्द्रशकटाम्बुजपक्षियोगाः । नौचक्रवज्रहलकार्मुककूटवापीशृङ्गाटकाश्च विविधाकृतिविंशतिः स्युः
yūpeṣuśaktiyavadaṇḍagadāsamudracchatrārddhacandraśakaṭāmbujapakṣiyogāḥ | naucakravajrahalakārmukakūṭavāpīśṛṅgāṭakāśca vividhākṛtiviṃśatiḥ syuḥ
Yūpa, Iṣu, Śakti, Yava, Daṇḍa, Gadā, Samudra, Chatra, Ardhacandra, Śakaṭa, Ambuja, Pakṣi; and Nau, Cakra, Vajra, Hala, Kārmuka, Kūṭa, Vāpī and Śṛṅgāṭaka — these shall be the twenty ⟨yogas⟩ of various shape ⟨ākṛti⟩.
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- About this edition: वज्न in the e-text is वज्र throughout this section. The list counts out to exactly twenty as the verse states. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नौचक्रवज्रहलकार्मुककूटवापीशृङ्गाटकाश्च; this sentence names वज्न, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
रज्जुर्नलश्च मुसलस्त्रितयाश्रयाख्याः स्रग्भोगिनौ तु दलयोगभवौ भवेताम् । वीणादयश्च कथिता दरदामपाशकेदारशूलयुगगोलकसप्तसङ्ख्याः
rajjurnalaśca musalastritayāśrayākhyāḥ sragbhoginau tu dalayogabhavau bhavetām | vīṇādayaśca kathitā daradāmapāśakedāraśūlayugagolakasaptasaṅkhyāḥ
Rajju, Nala and Musala — this triad is named Āśraya. Srak and Bhogin are the two that arise from the Dala yoga. And those beginning with Vīṇā are declared, seven in number: ⟨Vīṇā⟩, Dāma, Pāśa, Kedāra, Śūla, Yuga and Golaka.
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- About this edition: रब्जुर् is रज्जुर्; त्रित यास्रयाख्याः is त्रितयाश्रयाख्याः. The first member of the seven is printed दर, but the verse introduces the set as वीणादयः and requires exactly seven, and 173 and 179 name Vallakī/Vīṇā in that slot — so the slot is marked as supplied rather than filled from दर. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रज्जुर्नलश्च मुसलस्त्रितयाश्रयाख्याः; this sentence names यास्रयाख्याः and रब्जुर्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
रज्जुर्मुसलं नलं चराद्यैः सत्यस्त्वाश्रयजान् जगाद योगान् । केन्द्रैः सदसद्युतैर्दलाख्यौ स्रक्सर्पौ कथितौ पराशरेण
rajjurmusalaṃ nalaṃ carādyaiḥ satyastvāśrayajān jagāda yogān | kendraiḥ sadasadyutairdalākhyau sraksarpau kathitau parāśareṇa
Rajju, Musala and Nala ⟨arise⟩ from the movable and the other ⟨classes of sign⟩; Satya, however, declared these as the yogas born of āśraya. By the kendras being occupied by the good and the not-good ⟨grahas⟩, the two named Dala — Srak and Sarpa — are declared by Parāśara.
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- About this edition: सस्यस्त्वाश्चयजान् जगाद् is सत्यस्त्वाश्रयजान् जगाद (Satya = Satyācārya, the authority cited); दवाख्यौ is दलाख्यौ; स्वक् is स्रक्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रज्जुर्मुसलं नलं चराद्यैः सत्यस्त्वाश्रयजान् जगाद योगान् । केन्द्रैः सदसद्युतैर्दलाख्यौ स्रक्सर्पौ; this sentence names सस्यस्त्वाश्चयजान् and दवाख्यौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
योगा व्रजन्त्याश्रयजाः समत्वं यवाब्जवज्राण्डजगोलकाद्यैः । केन्द्रोपगप्रोक्तफलौ दलाख्यावित्याहुरन्ये न पृथक् फलौ तौ
yogā vrajantyāśrayajāḥ samatvaṃ yavābjavajrāṇḍajagolakādyaiḥ | kendropagaproktaphalau dalākhyāvityāhuranye na pṛthak phalau tau
The yogas born of āśraya come to equivalence with Yava, Abja, Vajra, Aṇḍaja, Golaka and the rest. Others say that the two named Dala have the fruits already declared for ⟨grahas⟩ occupying the kendras — that those two have no separate fruit.
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- About this edition: यावाब्जवश्राण्डज is यवाब्जवज्राण्डज (Yava, Abja, Vajra, Aṇḍaja). अण्डज here is the Pakṣi/Vihaga yoga. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यवाब्जवज्राण्डजगोलकाद्यैः । केन्द्रोपगप्रोक्तफलौ दलाख्यावित्याहुरन्ये; this sentence names यावाब्जवश्राण्डज, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
आसन्नकेन्द्रभवनद्वयगैर्गदाख्यस्तन्वस्तगेषु शकटं विहगः खबन्ध्वोः । शृङ्गाटकं नवमपञ्चमलग्नसंस्थैर्लग्नान्यगैर्हलमिति प्रवदन्ति तज्ज्ञाः
āsannakendrabhavanadvayagairgadākhyastanvastageṣu śakaṭaṃ vihagaḥ khabandhvoḥ | śṛṅgāṭakaṃ navamapañcamalagnasaṃsthairlagnānyagairhalamiti pravadanti tajjñāḥ
By grahas gone to two adjacent kendra houses, ⟨the yoga⟩ named Gadā; when they are in the body-house and the setting house ⟨the 1st and 7th⟩, Śakaṭa; when in kha ⟨the 10th⟩ and the bandhu ⟨4th⟩, Vihaga; Śṛṅgāṭaka by ⟨grahas⟩ standing in the ninth, the fifth and the lagna; and by ⟨grahas⟩ in ⟨the trines⟩ other than the lagna's, Hala — so those who know it declare.
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- About this edition: The e-text reads स्वबन्ध्वोः. बन्धु is the 4th; its companion in every parallel statement of the Vihaga/Pakṣi yoga is the 10th, for which ख is the expected word and स्व a probable slip. The 10th is therefore supplied in brackets, not read out of the e-text. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads खबन्ध्वोः । शृङ्गाटकं; this sentence names स्वबन्ध्वोः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
शकटाण्डजवच्छुभाशुभैर्वज्रन्तद्विपरीतगैर्यवः । कमलं तु विमिश्रसंस्थितैर्वापी तद्यदि केन्द्रबाह्यतः
śakaṭāṇḍajavacchubhāśubhairvajrantadviparītagairyavaḥ | kamalaṃ tu vimiśrasaṃsthitairvāpī tadyadi kendrabāhyataḥ
As with Śakaṭa and Aṇḍaja ⟨that is, the 1st and 7th, and the 4th and 10th⟩, ⟨when those places are held⟩ by benefics and malefics ⟨respectively⟩, Vajra; when they are placed the other way about, Yava. But Kamala when they stand intermingled ⟨in the four kendras⟩; and the same, if outside the kendras, is Vāpī.
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- About this edition: विमिश्रसंस्थतैः is विमिश्रसंस्थितैः; तद्यादि is तद्यदि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शकटाण्डजवच्छुभाशुभैर्वज्रन्तद्विपरीतगैर्यवः । कमलं तु विमिश्रसंस्थितैर्वापी तद्यदि; this sentence names तद्यादि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
कण्टकादिप्रवृत्तैश्च चतुर्गृहगतैर्ग्रहैः । यूपेषुशक्तिदण्डाख्या होराद्यैः कण्टकैः क्रमात्
kaṇṭakādipravṛttaiśca caturgṛhagatairgrahaiḥ | yūpeṣuśaktidaṇḍākhyā horādyaiḥ kaṇṭakaiḥ kramāt
And by grahas occupying four houses running on from a kaṇṭaka ⟨an angle⟩, ⟨arise⟩ those named Yūpa, Iṣu, Śakti and Daṇḍa — according to the kaṇṭakas beginning with the horā ⟨the lagna⟩, in order.
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- About this edition: वतुर् is चतुर्. होरा here is the lagna, and कण्टक is used for kendra, as the glossary records for this usage. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चतुर्गृहगतैर्ग्रहैः; this sentence names वतुर्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
नौकूटच्छत्रचापानि तद्वत्सप्तर्क्षसंस्थितैः । अर्धचन्द्रस्तु होराद्यैः प्रोक्तादन्यर्क्षसंस्थितैः
naukūṭacchatracāpāni tadvatsaptarkṣasaṃsthitaiḥ | ardhacandrastu horādyaiḥ proktādanyarkṣasaṃsthitaiḥ
Nau, Kūṭa, Chatra and Cāpa likewise, by ⟨grahas⟩ standing in seven signs ⟨reckoned from those same angles⟩. But Ardhacandra, when they stand in signs other than those declared ⟨as beginning⟩ with the horā ⟨and the rest of the angles⟩.
एकान्तरगतैरर्थात्समुद्रः षड्गृहाश्रितैः । विलग्नादिस्थितैश्चक्रमित्याकृतिजसङ्ग्रहः
ekāntaragatairarthātsamudraḥ ṣaḍgṛhāśritaiḥ | vilagnādisthitaiścakramityākṛtijasaṅgrahaḥ
By ⟨grahas⟩ placed with one house intervening, from artha ⟨the 2nd⟩, resting in six houses, Samudra; when placed ⟨so⟩ beginning from the lagna, Cakra. Such is the summary of those born of shape.
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- About this edition: अर्थात् is read as the ablative of अर्थ, the 2nd house (giving the standard Samudra: alternate houses from the 2nd, against Cakra from the lagna), not as the particle meaning that is to say. चक्रभिति is चक्रमिति.
सङ्ख्यायोगाः सप्त सप्तर्क्षसंस्थैरेकापायाद्वल्लकीदामपाशाः । केदाराख्यः शूलयोगो युगं च गोलश्चान्यान् पूर्वमुक्तान्विहाय
saṅkhyāyogāḥ sapta saptarkṣasaṃsthairekāpāyādvallakīdāmapāśāḥ | kedārākhyaḥ śūlayogo yugaṃ ca golaścānyān pūrvamuktānvihāya
The Saṅkhyā yogas are seven: by ⟨grahas⟩ standing in seven signs, and by the loss of one ⟨sign at each step⟩ — Vallakī, Dāma, Pāśa; the one named Kedāra, the Śūla yoga, Yuga and Gola — leaving aside those others stated before.
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- About this edition: सङ्ग्या is सङ्ख्या; बुगं is युगं. वल्लकी is the Vīṇā of 165. The closing clause excludes the seven-sign spreads already named as ākṛti yogas in 171. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सङ्ख्यायोगाः सप्त सप्तर्क्षसंस्थैरेकापायाद्वल्लकीदामपाशाः । केदाराख्यः शूलयोगो युगं; this sentence names सङ्ग्या and बुगं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
ईर्ष्युर्विदेशनिरतोऽध्वरतश्च रज्ज्वाम् मानी धनी च मुसले बहुभृत्यसक्तः । व्यङ्गः स्थिराढ्यनिपुणो नलजः स्रगुत्थो भोगान्वितो भुजगतो बहुदुःखभाजः
īrṣyurvideśanirato'dhvarataśca rajjvām mānī dhanī ca musale bahubhṛtyasaktaḥ | vyaṅgaḥ sthirāḍhyanipuṇo nalajaḥ sraguttho bhogānvito bhujagato bahuduḥkhabhājaḥ
In Rajju, envious, given to foreign lands and fond of the road. In Musala, proud, wealthy, and attached to many servants. One born of Nala is deformed, steadily rich, and skilful. One arisen from Srak is endowed with enjoyments; one gone to the serpent ⟨Bhogin, that is Sarpa⟩ has much sorrow for his portion.
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- About this edition: स्नगुत्थो is स्रगुत्थो; भजगतो is भुजगतो. व्यङ्ग is rendered at its weight (deformed, maimed), not softened. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ईर्ष्युर्विदेशनिरतोऽध्वरतश्च रज्ज्वाम् मानी धनी च मुसले बहुभृत्यसक्तः । व्यङ्गः स्थिराढ्यनिपुणो नलजः स्रगुत्थो भोगान्वितो भुजगतो; this sentence names स्नगुत्थो and भजगतो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
यज्वाऽर्थभाक् सततमर्थरुचिर्गदायां तद्वृत्तिभुक् शकटजः सरुजः कुदारः । दूतोऽटनः कलहकृद्विहगे प्रदिष्टः, शृङ्गाटके चिरसुखी कृषिकृद्धलाख्ये
yajvā'rthabhāk satatamartharucirgadāyāṃ tadvṛttibhuk śakaṭajaḥ sarujaḥ kudāraḥ | dūto'ṭanaḥ kalahakṛdvihage pradiṣṭaḥ, śṛṅgāṭake cirasukhī kṛṣikṛddhalākhye
A sacrificer, a sharer in wealth, and ever fond of wealth — in Gadā. In Śakaṭa he lives by that trade ⟨of the cart⟩, is diseased, and has a bad wife. In Vihaga he is declared a messenger, a wanderer, and a maker of quarrels. In Śṛṅgāṭaka, long happy; in the one named Hala, a tiller of the soil.
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- About this edition: कलकृत् is taken from कल, sweet or low sound — fitting for the bird-shaped yoga. The alternative कलिकृत् (a maker of strife) is not what the e-text prints and is not adopted.
वज्रेऽन्त्यपूर्वसुखितः सुभगोऽतिशूरः, शौचान्वितोऽपि च यवे सुखितो वयोऽन्तः विख्यातकीर्त्यमितसौख्यगुणाश्च पद्मे वाप्यां तनुस्थिरसुखी निधिपोऽन्नदाता
vajre'ntyapūrvasukhitaḥ subhago'tiśūraḥ, śaucānvito'pi ca yave sukhito vayo'ntaḥ vikhyātakīrtyamitasaukhyaguṇāśca padme vāpyāṃ tanusthirasukhī nidhipo'nnadātā
In Vajra, happy at the end and at the first ⟨of life⟩, fortunate, exceedingly brave. In Yava, endowed with purity, and happy at the close of his years. Far-famed renown, measureless comfort and ⟨good⟩ qualities in Padma. In Vāpī, of body steadily happy, a keeper of treasure, a giver of food.
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- About this edition: The e-text's यत्रे is यवे: the sequence Vajra, Yava, Padma, Vāpī here matches the order in which 169 defined those same four yogas. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वज्रेऽन्त्यपूर्वसुखितः सुभगोऽतिशूरः, शौचान्वितोऽपि च यवे; this sentence names यत्रे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
त्यागात्मवान् क्रतुवरैर्यजते च यूपे हिंस्रोऽथ गुप्त्यधिकृतः शरकृच्छराख्ये । नीचोऽलसः सुखधनैर्वियुतश्च शक्तौ दण्डे प्रियैर्विरहितः पुरुषोऽन्त्यवृत्तिः
tyāgātmavān kratuvarairyajate ca yūpe hiṃsro'tha guptyadhikṛtaḥ śarakṛccharākhye | nīco'lasaḥ sukhadhanairviyutaśca śaktau daṇḍe priyairvirahitaḥ puruṣo'ntyavṛttiḥ
Of a giving nature, and in Yūpa he sacrifices with excellent sacrifices. In the one named Śara ⟨Iṣu⟩ he is violent, and then set over a prison, and a maker of arrows. In Śakti, base, indolent, and bereft of comfort and wealth. In Daṇḍa, a man parted from those dear to him, of the lowest livelihood.
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- About this edition: क्रतुरैः is क्रतुभिः; शल्तौ is शक्तौ. नीच here is the ordinary word for base or low-born, not the technical debilitation of a graha. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्रतुवरैर्यजते च यूपे हिंस्रोऽथ गुप्त्यधिकृतः शरकृच्छराख्ये । नीचोऽलसः सुखधनैर्वियुतश्च शक्तौ; this sentence names शल्तौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
छत्रे चाद्यन्तसौख्यातुलधनबलवान् नौभवस्तोयजीवी चक्रे राजा यशस्वी जलधिभवनरस्तोयवृत्तिः क्षितीशः । अर्धेन्दौ भोगशाली गिरिविपिनचरः क्रूरकर्मा च कूटे चापे जाता मनुष्या यदि गहनचराश्चौर्यनिष्ठा निकृष्टाः
chatre cādyantasaukhyātuladhanabalavān naubhavastoyajīvī cakre rājā yaśasvī jaladhibhavanarastoyavṛttiḥ kṣitīśaḥ | ardhendau bhogaśālī girivipinacaraḥ krūrakarmā ca kūṭe cāpe jātā manuṣyā yadi gahanacarāścauryaniṣṭhā nikṛṣṭāḥ
In Chatra, happy at the beginning and the end, of matchless wealth and strength. In Nau, one who lives by water. In Cakra, a famous king. When the Jaladhi ⟨Samudra⟩ comes about, a man whose livelihood is water, a lord of the earth. In Ardhendu ⟨Ardhacandra⟩, possessed of enjoyments. In Kūṭa, a ranger of mountains and forests, and of cruel deeds. Men born in Cāpa are rangers of the thickets, set on theft, and degraded.
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- About this edition: The most damaged verse in the unit. क्षत्रे is छत्रे; नौभस्तोयजीवी is read नौभे तोयजीवी; जलाधिभवनरस्तोयवृत्तिः is read जलधिभवने नरस्तोयवृत्तिः — जलधि (ocean) standing for the Samudra yoga, which the sequence otherwise omits. The seven yogas covered here are exactly those left over from 174 to 177, which supports the reconstruction. The harsh verdict on Cāpa births is rendered as it stands. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads छत्रे चाद्यन्तसौख्यातुलधनबलवान् नौभवस्तोयजीवी चक्रे राजा यशस्वी जलधिभवनरस्तोयवृत्तिः; this sentence names जलाधिभवनरस्तोयवृत्तिः and नौभस्तोयजीवी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
वीणायां सकलक्रियासु निपुणः सङ्गीतनृत्यप्रियो दामिन्यामुपकारकृत्पटुमतिः प्रख्यातविद्याधनी । पाशे शीलधनार्जनेऽतिचतुरो वाचालकः पुत्रवान् केदारे कृषिवित्तवानलसधीर्बन्धूपकारी भवेत्
vīṇāyāṃ sakalakriyāsu nipuṇaḥ saṅgītanṛtyapriyo dāminyāmupakārakṛtpaṭumatiḥ prakhyātavidyādhanī | pāśe śīladhanārjane'ticaturo vācālakaḥ putravān kedāre kṛṣivittavānalasadhīrbandhūpakārī bhavet
In Vīṇā, skilled in every activity, fond of song and dance. In Dāma, a doer of kindness, of sharp wit, famed and rich in learning. In Pāśa, exceedingly clever in the winning of character and wealth, talkative, and having sons. In Kedāra he is wealthy from tillage, of indolent mind, and helpful to his kinsmen.
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- About this edition: दामिह्यां is the locative of दाम; अलसदीर् is अलसधीः.
शूले कोपरसान्वितो धनरुचिः शूरः क्षतो निर्धनी भिक्षाशी युगयोगजोऽतिचपलः पाषण्डको मद्यपः । गोले निर्धनकोऽलसोऽटनपरः स्वल्पायुरज्ञानधी द्वात्रिंशत् कथिता वराहमिहिराचार्येण योगा इमे
śūle koparasānvito dhanaruciḥ śūraḥ kṣato nirdhanī bhikṣāśī yugayogajo'ticapalaḥ pāṣaṇḍako madyapaḥ | gole nirdhanako'laso'ṭanaparaḥ svalpāyurajñānadhī dvātriṃśat kathitā varāhamihirācāryeṇa yogā ime
In Śūla, filled with anger, fond of wealth, brave, wounded, destitute. One born of the Yuga yoga eats by begging, is exceedingly fickle, a heretic, a drinker of liquor. In Gola, penniless, indolent, given to wandering, short-lived and of ignorant mind. These thirty-two yogas have been declared by Ācārya Varāhamihira.
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- About this edition: कोपरत्तन्वितो is read कोपान्वितो; निर्द्वनको is निर्धनको; पापण्डको is पाषण्डको. The count द्वात्रिंशत् (32) is exact for this section: 20 ākṛti (164) + 3 āśraya + 2 dala (165) + 7 saṅkhyā (173). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कोपरसान्वितो धनरुचिः शूरः क्षतो निर्धनी भिक्षाशी युगयोगजोऽतिचपलः पाषण्डको मद्यपः । गोले निर्धनकोऽलसोऽटनपरः स्वल्पायुरज्ञानधी- द्वात्रिंशत् कथिता वराहमिहिराचार्येण योगा इमे; this sentence names कोपरत्तन्वितो and निर्द्वनको, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
भूपालयोगरुचपञ्चकभास्कराद्याः केमद्रुमाधमसनग्रहमालिकाश्च । लक्ष्मीहरीशविधिकाहलनाभसाद्याः सूर्यादिदेवकृपया परिकीर्तितास्ते
bhūpālayogarucapañcakabhāskarādyāḥ kemadrumādhamasanagrahamālikāśca | lakṣmīharīśavidhikāhalanābhasādyāḥ sūryādidevakṛpayā parikīrtitāste
The Bhūpāla yogas, the Rucaka pentad, those beginning with Bhāskara, Kemadruma, Adhama…, Grahamālikā; and Lakṣmī, Hari, Īśa, Vidhi, Kāhala, the Nābhasa ⟨yogas⟩ and the rest — all these have been fully recounted by the grace of the Sun and the other gods.
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- About this edition: The closing summary of the chapter. रुच is रुचक (the pentad of mahāpuruṣa yogas headed by Rucaka). अधमसन between केमद्रुम and ग्रहमालिका is not resolvable from this e-text: अधम alone is a known grade-name, and सन is left untranslated rather than guessed at. ईश and विधि are Hara and Brahmā, matching 162 and 163.