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Jātaka Pārijāta

जातकपारिजात

Vaidyanātha Dīkṣita (South India) · Completed Śaka 1347 = 1426 CE (author placed 14th–15th century) · jataka

What this text is

A late-classical synthesis counted among the tradition’s five great natal texts — currently unverifiable in our corpus copies.

About eighteen chapters: zodiacal fundamentals, planets and house lords in houses, extensive yoga chapters (including the daridra family), longevity and daśās.

Its role in this app

Should seat planets-in-houses, house-lords, daśā and longevity claims — but both corpus copies fail verification, so it currently reaches our records only indirectly (e.g., its daridra-yoga variants via Horāsāra’s translator notes, graded accordingly).

Editions our research holds

  • vol-2-mysore-1933

    V. Subrahmanya Sastri translation vol. 2 (chapters 10–18 only), Mysore 1933.

    copyright status unclear — treated as in-copyright · scan quality: poor

  • 1922-edition

    1922 DLI scan — ślokas locatable, English mojibake.

    public domain · scan quality: poor

  • vol-1

    Vol. 1, PDF only.

    copyright status unclear — treated as in-copyright

What our reading found

Findings from this project's own verification passes — recorded because a source's defects are part of citing it honestly.

Unverifiable in both corpus copies: vol. 2 covers chapters 10–18 only and its English is mojibake; the 1922 scan’s English is mojibake too. A readable vol. 1 is the corpus’s second acquisition wish.

The text itself

The Jātaka Pārijāta is here in full. Every one of the 19 chapters is here; the work is not. Vaidyanātha wrote eighteen adhyāyas — his own closing verse says अष्टादश — and V. Subrahmanya Sastri's two विषयानुक्रमः pages count 1,918 ślokas across them (Vol. I PDF p. 8 and Vol. II PDF p. 6 of the Mysore scan, both read at 600 dpi on 2026-09-08). We hold 1,915. Seven adhyāyas are short and adhyāya 9 carries one verse the printing does not. Adhyāya 7 was the eighth until 2026-09-08, when its missing śloka 12 was read off an exemplar independent of Sastri and ingested, and nineteen of its verse ids — which the e-text had mis-keyed by ten — were repaired against two printings. Note that what this corpus files as "chapter 19" is not a nineteenth adhyāya: it is the ग्रन्थोपसंहार, which the Chaukhambha line numbers 1–4 as a separate section and Sastri numbers 174–177 inside adhyāya XVIII. Adhyāya V-A नैर्याणिकाध्याय (15 ślokas), which Sastri prints between 5 and 6, is deliberately NOT ours: his own preface says it is Bṛhat Jātaka chapter XXV, and we hold it at research/translations/brihat-jataka/ch25.json. Nineteen verses of adhyāya 2 and one of adhyāya 13 have been weighed against printed exemplars and carry an adjudication ledger, and four verses of adhyāya 7 have been read off a plate; the other 1,891 have not. 1918 of this text's 1918 verses carry an English translation; 19 of 19 chapters are begun or finished (1–19). This is the whole work: 1918 verses against the 1918 it is known to have. 1 verse(s) are tier 'constituted' (two independent exemplars, an adjudication ledger, a visual gate) and the rest are tier 'etext' (one encoded source, machine-parsed). The two are different claims and the reader is told which.

1918 verses in the original Sanskrit with our own English translation, which is made from that Sanskrit and not adapted from any existing translation. Machine-parsed from sanskritdocuments.org e-text (jAtakapArijAtaH.html) by scripts/corpus/ingest-etext.mjs on 2026-09-01. Segmentation rule: Chapter boundary = a `<h2 itemprop="headline">` line; everything before the first one is a two-line title block and a 19-entry table of contents (the 18 chapters plus the ग्रन्थोपसंहार), whose lines are typographically identical to the real headings and are distinguished ONLY by the absence of that tag. Verse boundary = a terminal `॥N॥`, `॥N १/२॥`, bare `॥ १/२॥`, or an unclosed `॥N`, truncated AT the match so nothing printed after the marker enters the mūla. Blank lines are NOT boundaries — ten verses are printed across one. DROPPED, each by a rule and each counted: 466 section rubrics (400 marked by indentation, 66 unindented — those either open with अथ/इति/तत्र/समाप्त/अध्यायोपसंहारः at ≤5 tokens, or run to ≤28 characters, both after a blank line; the two caps exist because `अथोर्वदृष्टी …` and `तत्र खाभ्ररसचन्द्रलोचनैः …` are verse first-lines that open like rubrics, and because a rubric such as `होरायाम् ।` or `इश्वर उवाच ।` carries no opening word at all); 17 chapter colophons, matched only when the line names an अध्याय AND closes with the CURRENT chapter's number, because ch.1 v.61 ends `… संज्ञाध्यायः कीर्तितो राशिशीलः ॥ ६१॥` and a colophon rule without the number test eats it; and 5 lines of publisher imprint, which carry no Devanagari at all. APPARATUS. The mūla holds what the edition prints as the text, not what it prints about it. STRIPPED: the eight ASCII footnote references `(2)`–`(8)` in ch.1 (the notes they point to are not in the file), the editor's arithmetic gloss `(77)` on a verse that says seventy-plus-seven in words, and the bare footnote asterisk on `जननं*` — an asterisk is removed only when it is attached to a word, so the `॥ *॥` standing where the eighth cell-number of ch.17's second vākya table should be is kept, since that asterisk is itself the record of a number the print could not set. KEPT: the editor's parenthetical variant readings baked inside words (`व(ब)क्षपक्षे`, `य्(व्)दा`, `भुस्वा(खा)श्चेष्टाबलाढ्याः`; thirteen verses carry them) — they are printed as part of the text and choosing between them is an editorial act that a tier-'etext' ingest may not perform. KEPT WITH A NOTE, and the note is generated by testing the mūla rather than by naming a verse: the two stray ASCII characters the transliteration left inside words, `<` and `[`. RECORDED, NOT SILENT: the e-text prints its own lacuna marker `LOST PAGE` three times, in ch.2 between verse 44½ and verse 49; the four numbers the print skips there are a physical loss the source itself declares, and the verse that follows carries a note saying so. IDS. `n` is the number the edition prints, never a position — a renumbered verse is a false locator. `N.5` renders a printed `N ½`; a bare half-verse takes the preceding verse's number plus `.5`; a unit the edition leaves unnumbered takes the preceding number plus `a`; and where the edition prints one number twice, the later occurrence takes a `b`. Nothing is renumbered to close a gap or to break a tie. ONE CHAPTER HAS SINCE BEEN RENUMBERED AGAINST A PRINTING, AND THE RULE ABOVE IS WHY IT TOOK EVIDENCE TO DO IT. On 2026-09-08 chapter 7's ids 20, 21, 23–29 were rewritten to 10, 11, 13–19 and its `b` run 20b–29b to 20–29, because the e-text had mis-keyed the tens digit through ślokas 10–19 and dropped śloka 12 entirely. That is not renumbering to close a gap: the numbers the e-text prints there are the e-text's error, and two printings independent of Sastri — one read from the page image — number those verses as the new ids do. Every old id is recorded in ch07.json's `numbering` note and in its revisions[], so an earlier citation can still be followed. No other chapter has been renumbered.

Not yet independently audited. Every reading here was established and recorded by the process described above, but no fresh reader has re-derived these verses from the plates without seeing our record. When that was done for the first text we published, it found real errors — so treat this one as a first edition and check anything you intend to rely on. The evidence behind every verse is committed and readable.

682 reading disagreements were adjudicated and are recorded verse by verse. Every akṣara was legible.

Adhyāya 1 · अथ राशिशीलाध्यायः

श्रीकान्ताजशिवस्वरूपममरज्योतिर्गणस्वामिनं मायातीतमशेषजीवजगतामीशं दिनेशं रविम् । नत्वा गर्गपराशरादिरचितं सङ्गृह्य होराफलं वक्ष्ये जातकपारिजातमखिलज्योतिर्विदां प्रीतये

śrīkāntājaśivasvarūpamamarajyotirgaṇasvāminaṃ māyātītamaśeṣajīvajagatāmīśaṃ dineśaṃ ravim | natvā gargaparāśarādiracitaṃ saṅgṛhya horāphalaṃ vakṣye jātakapārijātamakhilajyotirvidāṃ prītaye

Having bowed to the Sun, Ravi, the lord of day — whose very form is Śrīkānta ⟨Viṣṇu⟩, Aja ⟨Brahmā⟩ and Śiva, the master of the host of immortal lights, beyond māyā, the lord of all living beings and of all the worlds — and having gathered up the fruits of horā composed by Garga, Parāśara and the rest, I shall declare the Jātaka Pārijāta, for the delight of all who know jyotiṣa.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: The e-text reads jātala-pārijātam for jātaka-pārijātam and gargaparāśarādiraciṃtam for -racitam; both are plain typographic corruptions of the encoded file, not variant readings. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads गर्गपराशरादिरचितं सङ्गृह्य होराफलं वक्ष्ये जातकपारिजातमखिलज्योतिर्विदां; this sentence names gargaparāśarādiraciṃtam and jātala, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भारद्वाजकुलोद्भवस्य विदुषः श्रीवेंकटाद्रेरिह । ज्योतिःशास्त्रविशारदस्य तनयः श्रीवैद्यनाथः सुधीः । होरासारसुधारसज्ञविबुधश्रेणीमनःप्रीतये । राशिस्थाननिरूपणादि सकलं वक्ष्ये यथानुक्रमम्

bhāradvājakulodbhavasya viduṣaḥ śrīveṃkaṭādreriha | jyotiḥśāstraviśāradasya tanayaḥ śrīvaidyanāthaḥ sudhīḥ | horāsārasudhārasajñavibudhaśreṇīmanaḥprītaye | rāśisthānanirūpaṇādi sakalaṃ vakṣye yathānukramam

Here the wise Śrī Vaidyanātha, son of the learned Śrī Veṅkaṭādri, born in the family of Bhāradvāja and accomplished in jyotiḥśāstra — for the delight of the minds of the ranks of the learned who know the nectar-essence of horā — shall declare the whole, beginning with the determination of the rāśis and the bhāvas, in due order.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: The e-text spells the father's name śrī-jyakkaṭādreḥ; the printed tradition of this work names Vaidyanātha's father Veṅkaṭādri, and the encoded form is a corruption of that. rāśīśthāna- stands for rāśi-sthāna-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads श्रीवेंकटाद्रेरिह । ज्योतिःशास्त्रविशारदस्य तनयः श्रीवैद्यनाथः सुधीः । होरासारसुधारसज्ञविबुधश्रेणीमनःप्रीतये । राशिस्थाननिरूपणादि सकलं वक्ष्ये यथानुक्रमम्; this sentence names rāśīśthāna, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

प्रणम्य वन्दारुजनाभिवन्द्यपदारविन्दं रघुनायकस्य । सङ्गृह्य सारावलिमुख्यतन्त्रं करोम्यहं जातकपारिजातम्

praṇamya vandārujanābhivandyapadāravindaṃ raghunāyakasya | saṅgṛhya sārāvalimukhyatantraṃ karomyahaṃ jātakapārijātam

Having bowed to the lotus-feet of Raghunātha ⟨Rāma⟩, feet worthy of the homage of all who do homage, and having gathered together the Sārāvalī and the other principal treatises, I make the Jātaka Pārijāta.

मेषाज विश्वक्रियतुम्बुराद्या वृषोक्षगोताबुरुगोकुलानि । द्वन्द्वं नृयुग्मं जितुमं यमं च युगं तृतीयं मिथुनं वदन्ति

meṣāja viśvakriyatumburādyā vṛṣokṣagotāburugokulāni | dvandvaṃ nṛyugmaṃ jitumaṃ yamaṃ ca yugaṃ tṛtīyaṃ mithunaṃ vadanti

Meṣa, Aja, Viśva, Kriya, Tumburu and the rest ⟨are names of the first sign⟩; Vṛṣa, Ukṣan, Go, Tāvuru and Gokula ⟨of the second⟩; Dvandva, Nṛyugma, Jituma, Yama and Yuga — the third they call Mithuna.

कुलीरकर्काटककर्कटाख्याः कण्ठीरवः सिंहमृगेन्द्रलेयाः । पाथोनकन्यारमणीतरुण्यस्तौली वणिक्जूकतुलाधटाश्च

kulīrakarkāṭakakarkaṭākhyāḥ kaṇṭhīravaḥ siṃhamṛgendraleyāḥ | pāthonakanyāramaṇītaruṇyastaulī vaṇikjūkatulādhaṭāśca

Kulīra, Karkāṭaka and Karkaṭa are the names ⟨of the fourth⟩; Kaṇṭhīrava, Siṃha, Mṛgendra and Leya ⟨of the fifth⟩; Pāthona, Kanyā, Ramaṇī and Taruṇī ⟨of the sixth⟩; and Taulī, Vaṇij, Jūka, Tulā and Dhaṭa ⟨of the seventh⟩.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: The e-text's -tulāghaṭāś ca is read as -tulā-dhaṭāś ca: dhaṭa, a balance, is a standard synonym of Tulā, whereas ghaṭa belongs to Kumbha and would be out of place in this enumeration. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुलीरकर्काटककर्कटाख्याः कण्ठीरवः सिंहमृगेन्द्रलेयाः । पाथोनकन्यारमणीतरुण्यस्तौली वणिक्जूकतुलाधटाश्च; this sentence names tulāghaṭāś, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अल्यष्टमं वृश्चिककौर्पिकीटाः धन्वी धनुश्चापशरासनानि । मृगो मृगास्यो मकरश्च नक्रः कुम्भो घटस्तोयधराभिधानः

alyaṣṭamaṃ vṛścikakaurpikīṭāḥ dhanvī dhanuścāpaśarāsanāni | mṛgo mṛgāsyo makaraśca nakraḥ kumbho ghaṭastoyadharābhidhānaḥ

The eighth is Ali, Vṛścika, Kaurpi and Kīṭa; Dhanvin, Dhanus, Cāpa and Śarāsana ⟨the ninth⟩; Mṛga, Mṛgāsya, Makara and Nakra ⟨the tenth⟩; Kumbha, Ghaṭa and the one named Toyadhara ⟨the eleventh⟩.

मीनान्त्यमत्स्यपृथुरोमझषा वदन्ति दस्रादिकर्क्षनवपादयुताः क्रियाद्याः । चक्रस्थिता दिविचरा दिननाथसंख्याः क्षेत्रर्क्षराशिभवनानि भसंज्ञितानि

mīnāntyamatsyapṛthuromajhaṣā vadanti dasrādikarkṣanavapādayutāḥ kriyādyāḥ | cakrasthitā divicarā dinanāthasaṃkhyāḥ kṣetrarkṣarāśibhavanāni bhasaṃjñitāni

Mīna, Antya, Matsya, Pṛthuroman and Jhaṣa they declare ⟨for the twelfth⟩. The signs beginning with Kriya are made up of nine quarters each of the nakṣatras beginning with Dasra ⟨Aśvinī⟩. The twelve that stand in the circle and move in the sky are designated kṣetra, ṛkṣa, rāśi, bhavana and bha.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: dina-nātha-saṃkhyāḥ is the number-word for twelve (the twelve Ādityas). The e-text's -pṛthuroma-bhavā is read as -pṛthuroma-jhaṣā, jhaṣa being the expected fifth synonym. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मीनान्त्यमत्स्यपृथुरोमझषा वदन्ति दस्रादिकर्क्षनवपादयुताः; this sentence names bhavā, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कालात्मकस्य च शिरोमुखदेशवक्षोहृत्कुक्षिभागकटिबस्तिरहस्यदेशाः । ऊरू च जानुयुगलं परतस्तु जङ्घे पादद्वयं क्रियमुखावयवाः क्रमेण

kālātmakasya ca śiromukhadeśavakṣohṛtkukṣibhāgakaṭibastirahasyadeśāḥ | ūrū ca jānuyugalaṃ paratastu jaṅghe pādadvayaṃ kriyamukhāvayavāḥ krameṇa

The head, the region of the face, the chest, the heart, the belly-region, the waist, the bladder, the private parts, the thighs, the pair of knees, then the shanks, and the two feet — these, beginning with Kriya ⟨Meṣa⟩, are in order the limbs of him whose self is Time ⟨the Kālapuruṣa⟩.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: jaṅghe is kept as the lower leg (shank, between knee and ankle), not the thigh.

व्यत्यस्तोभयपुच्छमस्तकयुतौ मीनौ सकुम्भो नरस्तौली चापधरस्तुरङ्गजघनो नक्रो मृगास्यो भवेत् । वीणाढ्यं सगदं नृयुग्ममबला नौस्था ससस्यानला शेषाः स्वस्वगुणाभिधानसदृशाः सर्वे स्वदेशाश्रयाः

vyatyastobhayapucchamastakayutau mīnau sakumbho narastaulī cāpadharasturaṅgajaghano nakro mṛgāsyo bhavet | vīṇāḍhyaṃ sagadaṃ nṛyugmamabalā nausthā sasasyānalā śeṣāḥ svasvaguṇābhidhānasadṛśāḥ sarve svadeśāśrayāḥ

Mīna is a pair of fish joined head to tail, ⟨facing⟩ both ways; Kumbha is a man with a pot; Taulī ⟨Tulā⟩ holds the balance; Dhanus is a bow-bearer whose hindquarters are those of a horse; Nakra ⟨Makara⟩ would be a crocodile with a deer's face; Mithuna is a couple, ⟨the woman⟩ furnished with a vīṇā and ⟨the man⟩ with a mace; Kanyā is a woman standing in a boat, with grain and fire. The rest correspond to the sense of their own names. All of them rest in their own regions.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: The e-text's opening jyatyasto- is corrupt; the sense preserved by the rest of the pāda (ubhaya-puccha-mastaka-yutau mīnau) is the two fish of Mīna joined head to tail, and only that is rendered. sthaulī before cāpadharaḥ is likewise unmetrical and left unrendered. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads व्यत्यस्तोभयपुच्छमस्तकयुतौ मीनौ सकुम्भो नरस्तौली चापधरस्तुरङ्गजघनो नक्रो मृगास्यो; this sentence names sthaulī, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मेषस्य धातुकररत्नधरातलं स्यात् उक्ष्णस्तु सानुकृषिगोकुलकाननानि । द्यूतक्रियारतिविहारमही युगस्य वापीतटाकपुलिनानि कुलीरराशेः

meṣasya dhātukararatnadharātalaṃ syāt ukṣṇastu sānukṛṣigokulakānanāni | dyūtakriyārativihāramahī yugasya vāpītaṭākapulināni kulīrarāśeḥ

Of Meṣa, ground that yields metals and gems; of Ukṣan ⟨Vṛṣa⟩, tablelands, tilled fields, cow-pens and forests; of Yuga ⟨Mithuna⟩, ground of gambling, of love-play and of pleasure-resorts; of the sign Kulīra ⟨Karka⟩, step-wells, tanks and sandbanks.

कण्ठीरवस्य धनशैलगुहावनानि षष्ठस्य शाद्वलवधूरतिशिल्पभूमिः । सर्वार्थसारपुरपण्यमही तुलायाः कीटस्य चाश्मविधकीटबिलप्रदेशाः

kaṇṭhīravasya dhanaśailaguhāvanāni ṣaṣṭhasya śādvalavadhūratiśilpabhūmiḥ | sarvārthasārapurapaṇyamahī tulāyāḥ kīṭasya cāśmavidhakīṭabilapradeśāḥ

Of Kaṇṭhīrava ⟨Siṃha⟩, wealth-bearing mountains, caves and forests; of the sixth ⟨Kanyā⟩, grassy meadows and the ground of women's love-play and of crafts; of Tulā, cities holding the essence of all goods, and market ground; and of Kīṭa ⟨Vṛścika⟩, stony places, and the holes and burrows of creeping things.

चापस्य वाजिरथवारणवासभूमिः एणाननस्य सरिदम्बुवनप्रदेशाः । कुम्भस्य तोयघटभाण्डगृहस्थलानि मीनाधिवाससरिदम्बुधितोयराशिः

cāpasya vājirathavāraṇavāsabhūmiḥ eṇānanasya saridambuvanapradeśāḥ | kumbhasya toyaghaṭabhāṇḍagṛhasthalāni mīnādhivāsasaridambudhitoyarāśiḥ

Of Cāpa ⟨Dhanus⟩, ground where horses, chariots and elephants are housed; of the deer-faced one ⟨Makara⟩, rivers, waters and forest tracts; of Kumbha, places of water-pots, vessels and houses; the dwelling of Mīna is rivers, the ocean, and every mass of water.

ह्रस्वा गोऽजघटाः समा मृगनृयुक्चापान्त्यकर्काटकाः । दीर्घा वृश्चिककन्यकाहरितुला मेषादिपुंयोषितौ । प्रागादिक्रियगोनृयुक्कटकभान्येतानि कोणान्वितान्याहुः क्रूरशुभौ चरस्थिरतरद्वन्द्वानि तानि क्रमात्

hrasvā go'jaghaṭāḥ samā mṛganṛyukcāpāntyakarkāṭakāḥ | dīrghā vṛścikakanyakāharitulā meṣādipuṃyoṣitau | prāgādikriyagonṛyukkaṭakabhānyetāni koṇānvitānyāhuḥ krūraśubhau carasthirataradvandvāni tāni kramāt

Go, Aja and Ghaṭa are short; Mṛga, Nṛyuj, Cāpa, Antya and Karkāṭaka are middling; Vṛścika, Kanyakā, Hari and Tulā are long. From Meṣa onward they are male and female ⟨alternately⟩. These signs — Kriya, Go, Nṛyuj and Kaṭaka ⟨and so on cyclically⟩ — they assign to the east and the rest ⟨of the directions⟩, taken together with the corner points; and those ⟨same signs, from Meṣa onward⟩ are, in order, malefic and benefic, and movable, fixed and dual.

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  • About this edition: koṇānvitāni in the third pāda is obscure as it stands and is rendered literally (taken together with the corners); the -tara- in cara-sthira-tara-dvandvāni is an intrusion in this e-text — the threefold cara / sthira / dvandva is what the enumeration requires.

वीर्योपेता निशि वृषनृयुक्कर्किचापाजनक्राः हित्वा युग्मं भवनमपरे पृष्ठपूर्वोदयाश्च । शेषाः शीर्षोदयदिनबलाः श्रेष्ठता राशयस्ते मीनाकारद्वयमुभयतः काललग्नं समेति

vīryopetā niśi vṛṣanṛyukkarkicāpājanakrāḥ hitvā yugmaṃ bhavanamapare pṛṣṭhapūrvodayāśca | śeṣāḥ śīrṣodayadinabalāḥ śreṣṭhatā rāśayaste mīnākāradvayamubhayataḥ kālalagnaṃ sameti

Vṛṣa, Nṛyuj ⟨Mithuna⟩, Karkin, Cāpa, Aja and Nakra ⟨Makara⟩ are endowed with strength at night; and, leaving aside the sign Mithuna, the others ⟨of these⟩ are back-rising ⟨pṛṣṭhodaya⟩. The remaining signs are head-rising ⟨śīrṣodaya⟩ and strong by day, and those signs are the superior ones. The pair shaped as fish ⟨Mīna⟩ rises both ways, and so meets the kāla-lagna.

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  • About this edition: The opening word dīryopetā is corrupt in this e-text; the night-strength is supplied from the contrast with dina-balāḥ in the third pāda and is marked. kāla-lagnaṃ sameti in the last pāda is obscure and is rendered literally. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वीर्योपेता निशि वृषनृयुक्कर्किचापाजनक्राः हित्वा युग्मं भवनमपरे पृष्ठपूर्वोदयाश्च । शेषाः शीर्षोदयदिनबलाः; this sentence names dīryopetā, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मीनालिकर्कटमृगाः सलिलाभिधानास्तोयाश्रया घटवधूयुगगोपसंज्ञाः । निस्तोयभूतलचराः क्रियचापतौलिकण्ठीरवाश्च बहवः प्रवदन्ति सन्तः

mīnālikarkaṭamṛgāḥ salilābhidhānāstoyāśrayā ghaṭavadhūyugagopasaṃjñāḥ | nistoyabhūtalacarāḥ kriyacāpataulikaṇṭhīravāśca bahavaḥ pravadanti santaḥ

Mīna, Ali, Karkaṭaka and Mṛga are called watery; Ghaṭa, Vadhū ⟨Kanyā⟩, Yuga and Go are named as resorting to water; and Kriya, Cāpa, Taulī and Kaṇṭhīrava move on waterless ground — so many good ⟨teachers⟩ declare.

चापापरार्धहरिगोमकरादिमेषा मानस्थिता बलयुताश्च चतुष्पदाख्याः । कन्यानृयुग्मघटतौलिशरासनाद्या लग्नान्विता यदि नरा द्विपदा बलाढ्याः

cāpāparārdhaharigomakarādimeṣā mānasthitā balayutāśca catuṣpadākhyāḥ | kanyānṛyugmaghaṭatauliśarāsanādyā lagnānvitā yadi narā dvipadā balāḍhyāḥ

The latter half of Cāpa, Hari ⟨Siṃha⟩, Go, the first ⟨half⟩ of Makara, and Meṣa are called four-footed, and placed in the māna ⟨the tenth⟩ they are endowed with strength. Kanyā, Mithuna, Ghaṭa, Tulā and the first ⟨half⟩ of Śarāsana ⟨Dhanus⟩ are the human, two-footed ⟨signs⟩: if joined with the lagna they are rich in strength.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's ghaṭaṭāūḷīśāraṣāṇaḍya in the third pāda is badly corrupt; ghaṭa, taulī and śarāsana are legible within it and are rendered, the residue is not. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कन्यानृयुग्मघटतौलिशरासनाद्या; this sentence names ghaṭaṭāūḷīśāraṣāṇaḍya, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मृगापरार्द्धान्त्यकुलीरसंज्ञा जलाभिधाना बलिनश्चतुर्थे । जलाश्रयो वृश्चिकनामधेयः स सप्तमस्थानगतो बली स्यात्

mṛgāparārddhāntyakulīrasaṃjñā jalābhidhānā balinaścaturthe | jalāśrayo vṛścikanāmadheyaḥ sa saptamasthānagato balī syāt

The latter half of Mṛga, Antya ⟨Mīna⟩ and Kulīra are named watery; they are strong in the fourth. The water-dwelling one named Vṛścika would be strong when it has gone to the seventh place.

केन्द्रं गतोऽह्नि द्विपदो बलाढ्यः चतुष्पदाः केन्द्रगता रजन्याम् । कीटास्तु सर्वे यदि कण्टकस्थाः सन्धिद्वये वीर्ययुता भवन्ति

kendraṃ gato'hni dvipado balāḍhyaḥ catuṣpadāḥ kendragatā rajanyām | kīṭāstu sarve yadi kaṇṭakasthāḥ sandhidvaye vīryayutā bhavanti

A two-footed ⟨sign⟩ that has gone to a kendra is rich in strength by day; the four-footed ones, gone to a kendra, at night. But all the insect ⟨signs⟩, if they stand in a kaṇṭaka ⟨kendra⟩, are endowed with vigour at the two junctions ⟨of day and night⟩.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's kendraṃ gato'hi is read as kendraṃ gato 'hni, by day — required by the contrast with rajanyām in the next pāda.

धातुर्मूलं जीवमित्याहुरार्या मेषादीनामोजयुग्मे तथैव । स्वर्णाद्धातुर्मृत्तिकान्तं तृणान्तं वृक्षान्मूलं जीवकूटः स जीवः

dhāturmūlaṃ jīvamityāhurāryā meṣādīnāmojayugme tathaiva | svarṇāddhāturmṛttikāntaṃ tṛṇāntaṃ vṛkṣānmūlaṃ jīvakūṭaḥ sa jīvaḥ

The noble ones declare ⟨the signs⟩ from Meṣa onward to be dhātu ⟨mineral⟩, mūla ⟨vegetable⟩ and jīva ⟨animal⟩ ⟨in that recurring order⟩, in the odd and the even alike. From gold down to clay is dhātu; from trees down to grass is mūla; what belongs to the class of living beings is jīva.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's jīvakūṭaḥ is read as jīva-koṭiḥ, the class or category of living beings.

मीनालिवृषभा विप्राश्चापाजहरयो नृपाः । कुम्भयुग्मतुला वैश्याः शूद्राः स्त्रीमृगकर्कटाः

mīnālivṛṣabhā viprāścāpājaharayo nṛpāḥ | kumbhayugmatulā vaiśyāḥ śūdrāḥ strīmṛgakarkaṭāḥ

Mīna, Ali and Vṛṣabha are Brāhmaṇas; Cāpa, Aja and Hari are kings ⟨Kṣatriyas⟩; Kumbha, Mithuna and Tulā are Vaiśyas; Strī ⟨Kanyā⟩, Mṛga and Karkaṭaka are Śūdras.

सदा निशान्धाः क्रियगोमृगेशा मध्यन्दिने कर्कटयुग्मकन्याः । पूर्वाह्नकाले बधिरौ तुलाली धन्वी मृगाख्यश्च तथापराह्ने

sadā niśāndhāḥ kriyagomṛgeśā madhyandine karkaṭayugmakanyāḥ | pūrvāhnakāle badhirau tulālī dhanvī mṛgākhyaśca tathāparāhne

Kriya, Go and Mṛgeśa ⟨Siṃha⟩ are always blind at night; Karkaṭa, Mithuna and Kanyā at midday; in the forenoon Tulā and Ali are the two deaf ones; and Dhanvin and the one named Mṛga likewise in the afternoon.

मृगाननश्चापधरश्च पङ्गू सन्धिद्वये नाशकरौ भवेताम् । स्यादृक्षसन्धिः कटकालिमीनभान्तं प्रगण्डान्तमिति प्रसिद्धम्

mṛgānanaścāpadharaśca paṅgū sandhidvaye nāśakarau bhavetām | syādṛkṣasandhiḥ kaṭakālimīnabhāntaṃ pragaṇḍāntamiti prasiddham

The deer-faced one ⟨Makara⟩ and the bow-bearer ⟨Dhanus⟩ are the two lame ones; at the two junctions they become destroyers. The ṛkṣa-sandhi would be the end of the signs Kaṭaka, Ali and Mīna — well known as gaṇḍānta.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's pragaṇḍhāntam is the well-known term gaṇḍānta. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मृगाननश्चापधरश्च पङ्गू सन्धिद्वये नाशकरौ भवेताम् । स्यादृक्षसन्धिः कटकालिमीनभान्तं प्रगण्डान्तमिति; this sentence names pragaṇḍhāntam, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रक्तगौरशुककान्तिपाटलाः पाण्डुचित्ररुचिनीलकाञ्चनाः । पिङ्गलः शबलबभ्रुपाण्डुरास्तुम्बुरादिभवनेषु कल्पिताः

raktagauraśukakāntipāṭalāḥ pāṇḍucitrarucinīlakāñcanāḥ | piṅgalaḥ śabalababhrupāṇḍurāstumburādibhavaneṣu kalpitāḥ

Red, fair, the lustre of a parrot, pale-red; whitish, of variegated sheen, dark blue, gold; tawny; dappled, brown, pale — ⟨these colours⟩ are assigned to the houses beginning with Tumburu ⟨Meṣa⟩.

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  • About this edition: Twelve colours for twelve signs; the e-text's pāṇḍuitraruci- is read as pāṇḍu-citra-ruci-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पाण्डुचित्ररुचिनीलकाञ्चनाः । पिङ्गलः शबलबभ्रुपाण्डुरास्तुम्बुरादिभवनेषु कल्पिताः; this sentence names pāṇḍuitraruci, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वस्त्राद्यं शालिमुख्यं, वनफलनिचयः, कन्दली मुख्यधान्यम्, त्वक्सारं, मुद्गपूर्वं, तिलवसनमुखं, त्विक्षुलोहादिकं च । शस्त्राश्वं, काञ्चनाद्यं जलजनिकुसुमं, तोयजातं समस्तम्, द्रव्याण्याहुः क्रियादिष्वबलबलयुतेष्वल्पताधिक्यभाञ्जि

vastrādyaṃ śālimukhyaṃ, vanaphalanicayaḥ, kandalī mukhyadhānyam, tvaksāraṃ, mudgapūrvaṃ, tilavasanamukhaṃ, tvikṣulohādikaṃ ca | śastrāśvaṃ, kāñcanādyaṃ jalajanikusumaṃ, toyajātaṃ samastam, dravyāṇyāhuḥ kriyādiṣvabalabalayuteṣvalpatādhikyabhāñji

Cloth and the like; rice chiefly; a mass of forest fruits; kandalī, and the chief grains; bark-essence; green gram and the like; sesame and clothing chiefly; sugarcane and iron and so on; weapons and horses; gold and the like; water-born flowers; everything born of water — these they call the commodities in ⟨the signs⟩ beginning with Kriya; joined with weak ⟨grahas they⟩ partake of scarcity, and with strong ones of abundance.

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  • About this edition: The e-text has only abala-yuteṣu, joined with weak ⟨grahas⟩, yet the predicate alpatā-adhikya-bhāñji names both scarcity and abundance; the strong half of the contrast is therefore supplied and marked.

धराजशुक्रज्ञशशीनसौम्यसितारजीवार्कजमन्दजीवाः । क्रमेण मेषादिषु राशिनाथास्तदंशपाश्चेति वदन्ति सन्तः

dharājaśukrajñaśaśīnasaumyasitārajīvārkajamandajīvāḥ | krameṇa meṣādiṣu rāśināthāstadaṃśapāśceti vadanti santaḥ

Dharāja ⟨Mars⟩, Śukra ⟨Venus⟩, Jña ⟨Mercury⟩, Śaśin ⟨the Moon⟩, Ina ⟨the Sun⟩, Saumya ⟨Mercury⟩, Sita ⟨Venus⟩, Āra ⟨Mars⟩, Jīva ⟨Jupiter⟩, Arkaja ⟨Saturn⟩, Manda ⟨Saturn⟩ and Jīva ⟨Jupiter⟩ — in order, in the signs beginning with Meṣa, are the lords of the rāśis, and the lords of their aṃśas as well: so the good declare.

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  • About this edition: śaśina in the e-text's compound is śaśī + ina, the Moon and the Sun; read otherwise the enumeration would have eleven lords for twelve signs. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धराजशुक्रज्ञशशीनसौम्यसितारजीवार्कजमन्दजीवाः । क्रमेण मेषादिषु राशिनाथास्तदंशपाश्चेति; this sentence names śaśina, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मूलत्रिकोणा हरिताबुरुक्रिया वधूधनुस्तौलिघटा दिवाकरात् । सितासितार्काङ्गिरसां नखांशकास्त्रिकोणमादौ परतः स्वमन्दिरम्

mūlatrikoṇā haritāburukriyā vadhūdhanustaulighaṭā divākarāt | sitāsitārkāṅgirasāṃ nakhāṃśakāstrikoṇamādau parataḥ svamandiram

The mūlatrikoṇas are Harit ⟨Siṃha⟩, Tāvuru ⟨Vṛṣa⟩ and Kriya ⟨Meṣa⟩, ⟨then⟩ Vadhū ⟨Kanyā⟩, Dhanus, Taulī ⟨Tulā⟩ and Ghaṭa ⟨Kumbha⟩, reckoning from the Sun onward ⟨through the Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn⟩. For Venus, Saturn, the Sun and Aṅgiras ⟨Jupiter⟩, the twenty degrees at the beginning ⟨of those signs⟩ are the trikoṇa; beyond that is their own house.

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  • About this edition: nakhāṃśakāḥ is the number-word for twenty degrees (nakha = 20).

वृषादिभागत्रयमुच्चमिन्दोर्मूलत्रिकोणं परतस्तु सर्वम् । मेषादिगा द्वादशभागसंज्ञाः कुजस्य कोणं परतः स्वभं स्यात्

vṛṣādibhāgatrayamuccamindormūlatrikoṇaṃ paratastu sarvam | meṣādigā dvādaśabhāgasaṃjñāḥ kujasya koṇaṃ parataḥ svabhaṃ syāt

The first three degrees of Vṛṣa are the Moon's exaltation; beyond that, the whole ⟨rest of the sign⟩ is her mūlatrikoṇa. The twelve degrees from the beginning of Meṣa are named ⟨the trikoṇa⟩ of Kuja ⟨Mars⟩; beyond that it would be his own sign.

कन्यार्द्धमुच्चं, शशिजस्य कोणं दशांशकाः स्वर्क्षफलं शरांशाः । कुम्भस्त्रिकोणं, फणिनायकस्य तुङ्गं नृयुग्मं, रमणी गृहं स्यात्

kanyārddhamuccaṃ, śaśijasya koṇaṃ daśāṃśakāḥ svarkṣaphalaṃ śarāṃśāḥ | kumbhastrikoṇaṃ, phaṇināyakasya tuṅgaṃ nṛyugmaṃ, ramaṇī gṛhaṃ syāt

Half of Kanyā is ⟨Mercury's⟩ exaltation; ten degrees are Śaśija's ⟨Mercury's⟩ trikoṇa; five degrees give the effect of his own sign. Kumbha is the trikoṇa of the lord of serpents ⟨Rāhu⟩; his exaltation is Mithuna, and Ramaṇī ⟨Kanyā⟩ would be his house.

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  • About this edition: The three spans 15 + 10 + 5 exhaust the thirty degrees of Kanyā. The e-text reads loṇaṃ for koṇaṃ. phaṇināyaka, lord of serpents, is Rāhu; the exaltation in Mithuna and the house in Kanyā identify him. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कोणं; this sentence names loṇaṃ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मेषो वृषो मकरषष्ठकुलीरमीनाः तौली च तुङ्गभवनानि तदस्तनीचाः । नित्याङ्गनाहरिमयामनुसारनीरसङ्ख्या दिवाकरमुखादतितुङ्गभागाः

meṣo vṛṣo makaraṣaṣṭhakulīramīnāḥ taulī ca tuṅgabhavanāni tadastanīcāḥ | nityāṅganāharimayāmanusāranīrasaṅkhyā divākaramukhādatituṅgabhāgāḥ

Meṣa, Vṛṣa, Makara, the sixth ⟨Kanyā⟩, Kulīra, Mīna and Taulī ⟨Tulā⟩ are the exaltation-houses; the seventh from these are the debilitations. The degrees of deepest exaltation, reckoned from the Sun onward, are 10, 3, 28, 15, 5, 27 and 20 ⟨for the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn: the compound nityāṅganāharimayāmanusāranīra gives these numbers by kaṭapayādi, two digits to a graha, each pair read right to left⟩.

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  • About this edition: PARTIAL. The first half of the verse is sound and is rendered. The second half, nityāṅganāharimaṇāmanusāranīrasaṅkhyā divākarasukhāt, is the number-word compound giving each graha's exact degree of exaltation; as encoded it does not resolve into recoverable numerals, and no degrees are guessed. This verse should be re-read from a printed exemplar before the corpus records any exaltation degree from it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नित्याङ्गनाहरिमयामनुसारनीरसङ्ख्या दिवाकरमुखादतितुङ्गभागाः; this sentence names nityāṅganāharimaṇāmanusāranīrasaṅkhyā, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the arithmetic ruling of 2026-09-21 answers this. With हरिमया and मुखात् the compound decodes by kaṭapayādi to 10, 3, 28, 15, 5, 27 and 20, and the English of 2026-10-02 gives those degrees.]

लग्नं होरा दृकाणं स्वरनवदशकद्वादशांशा कलांशाः त्रिंशत्षष्ट्यंशकाख्या व्ययदुरितचयश्रीकरा मानवानाम् । होरा राश्यर्धमोजे दिनकरशशिनोरिन्दुमार्तण्डहोरे युग्मे राशौ, दृगाणा निजतनयतपःस्थानपानां भवन्ति

lagnaṃ horā dṛkāṇaṃ svaranavadaśakadvādaśāṃśā kalāṃśāḥ triṃśatṣaṣṭyaṃśakākhyā vyayaduritacayaśrīkarā mānavānām | horā rāśyardhamoje dinakaraśaśinorindumārtaṇḍahore yugme rāśau, dṛgāṇā nijatanayatapaḥsthānapānāṃ bhavanti

The lagna, the horā, the drekāṇa, the seventh, ninth, tenth and twelfth parts, the sixteenth parts, and those called the thirtieth and sixtieth parts, bring men loss, evil, increase and prosperity. The horā is half a rāśi: in an odd sign ⟨the two belong⟩ to the Sun and the Moon; in an even sign the horās are the Moon's and the Sun's. The drekāṇas belong to the lords of one's own ⟨sign⟩, of the fifth place ⟨tanaya⟩ and of the ninth place ⟨tapas⟩.

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  • About this edition: The ten vargas named are rāśi (1), horā (2), drekāṇa (3), saptāṃśa (svara = 7), navāṃśa (9), daśāṃśa (10), dvādaśāṃśa (12), ṣoḍaśāṃśa (kalā = 16), triṃśāṃśa (30) and ṣaṣṭyaṃśa (60).

लग्नादिसप्तमांशेशास्त्वोजे राशौ यथाक्रमम् । युग्मे लग्ने स्वरांशानामधिपाः सप्तमादयः

lagnādisaptamāṃśeśāstvoje rāśau yathākramam | yugme lagne svarāṃśānāmadhipāḥ saptamādayaḥ

In an odd sign the lords of the seven parts (saptāṃśa) are, in order, ⟨the lords of the signs⟩ beginning with the lagna ⟨that sign itself⟩; when the lagna is an even sign, the rulers of the svarāṃśas ⟨the same sevenths⟩ are those beginning with the seventh ⟨sign from it⟩.

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  • About this edition: svarāṃśa = saptāṃśa. Verse 30 of this chapter lists the vargas as lagna, horā, drekāṇa, svara (7), nava (9), daśaka (10), dvādaśāṃśa (12), kalāṃśa (16), triṃśat (30), ṣaṣṭyaṃśa (60) — so svara is the chapter's own number-word for seven.

चापाजसिंहराशीनां नवांशास्तुम्बुरादयः । वृषकन्यामृगाणां च मृगाद्या नव कीर्तिताः

cāpājasiṃharāśīnāṃ navāṃśāstumburādayaḥ | vṛṣakanyāmṛgāṇāṃ ca mṛgādyā nava kīrtitāḥ

For the signs Dhanus (cāpa), Meṣa (aja) and Siṃha the navāṃśas begin with Tumbura ⟨Meṣa⟩; and for Vṛṣa, Kanyā and Mṛga ⟨Makara⟩ the nine are declared to begin with Mṛga ⟨Makara⟩.

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  • About this edition: Tumbura and mṛga are this chapter's own synonyms: verse 4 gives tumburu among the names of Meṣa, verse 6 gives mṛga, mṛgāsya, makara, nakra for Makara.

नृयुक्तुलाघटानां च तुलाद्याश्चांशका नव । कर्किवृश्चिकमीनानां कर्कटाद्या नवांशकाः

nṛyuktulāghaṭānāṃ ca tulādyāścāṃśakā nava | karkivṛścikamīnānāṃ karkaṭādyā navāṃśakāḥ

And for Mithuna (nṛyuk, 'the human pair'), Tulā and Ghaṭa ⟨Kumbha⟩ the nine aṃśas begin with Tulā; for Karka, Vṛścika and Mīna the navāṃśas begin with Karkaṭa.

चरे चाद्यंशको ज्ञेयः, स्थिरे मध्यनवांशकः । अन्त्यांशको द्विस्वभावे वर्गोत्तम इति स्मृतः

care cādyaṃśako jñeyaḥ, sthire madhyanavāṃśakaḥ | antyāṃśako dvisvabhāve vargottama iti smṛtaḥ

In a movable ⟨cara⟩ sign the first aṃśa is to be known ⟨as such⟩, in a fixed ⟨sthira⟩ sign the middle navāṃśa, and in a dual ⟨dvisvabhāva⟩ sign the last aṃśa: this is remembered as vargottama.

लग्नादिदशमांशेशास्त्वोजे, युग्मे शुभादिकाः द्वादशांशाधिपतयस्तत्तद्राशिवशानुगाः

lagnādidaśamāṃśeśāstvoje, yugme śubhādikāḥ dvādaśāṃśādhipatayastattadrāśivaśānugāḥ

In an odd sign the lords of the ten parts (daśāṃśa) are ⟨those⟩ beginning with the lagna ⟨that sign itself⟩; in an even ⟨sign⟩, those beginning with śubha ⟨so the e-text reads; see note⟩. The lords of the twelve parts (dvādaśāṃśa) follow, each according to its own sign.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's युग्मे शुभादिकाः is doubtful: śubha names no sign and no graha in this chapter's vocabulary, and the construction parallel to verse 31 (odd from the sign itself, even from another sign) needs a sign-word in that slot. Left as the e-text has it and NOT emended; the reading needs a printed exemplar.

ओजे कलांशप्रमुखास्तदीशा विरञ्चिशौरीशदिवाकराश्च । युग्मे विलग्ने सति भास्कराद्या विलोमतः षोडशभागनाथाः

oje kalāṃśapramukhāstadīśā virañciśaurīśadivākarāśca | yugme vilagne sati bhāskarādyā vilomataḥ ṣoḍaśabhāganāthāḥ

In an odd sign the lords of the kalāṃśas, from the first onward, are Virañci ⟨Brahmā⟩, Śauri ⟨Viṣṇu⟩, Īśa ⟨Śiva⟩ and Divākara ⟨the Sun⟩; but when the lagna is an even sign, the lords of the sixteen parts are those beginning with Bhāskara ⟨the Sun⟩, in reverse order.

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  • About this edition: kalāṃśa is the sixteenth part (ṣoḍaśāṃśa) — verse 30's varga list and this verse's own ṣoḍaśabhāga agree. Śauri here is Viṣṇu (the descendant of Śūra), not Saturn: the recurring sequence Brahmā–Viṣṇu–Śiva–Sūrya requires it.

आरार्किजीवशशिनन्दनशुक्रभागा स्त्वोजे समीरपवनाष्टकशैलबाणा। युग्मे समीरगिरिपन्नगपञ्चबाणा स्त्रिंशांशकाः सितविदार्यशनिक्षमाजाः॥३७॥

ārārkijīvaśaśinandanaśukrabhāgā stvoje samīrapavanāṣṭakaśailabāṇā| yugme samīragiripannagapañcabāṇā striṃśāṃśakāḥ sitavidāryaśanikṣamājāḥ||37||

In an odd sign the trimśāṃśa portions belong to Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Mercury and Venus, and measure five, five, eight, seven and five degrees. In an even sign they measure five, seven, eight, five and five, and belong to Venus, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM A PRINTING ALREADY ON DISK. V. Subrahmaṇya Sastri, Jātakapārijāta Vol I, Mysore 1932 — PDF p. 56 = printed p. 26, read at 450 ppi. His running head for the leaf is "Sl 37-43". This is the ṣaṣṭyaṃśa (sixtieth-part) name block, verses 37–43, which our source e-text does not have at all. [2026-09-23: Pāda 2's opening word was re-read by eye on this plate at about 8.2x native and corrected from स्त्वयुग्मे to स्त्वोजे. The leaf sets स्त्वोजे. The 2026-09-09 reading had carried स्त्वयुग्मे over from śloka 38, which the facing leaf (PDF p.57 = printed p.27) sets in षष्ट्यंशकानामधिपास्त्वयुग्मे. The metre agrees: स्त्वोजे gives the vasantatilakā its 14 syllables, स्त्वयुग्मे gives 15. The figure '450 ppi' above cannot describe this master: its embedded image is 760x1201 px for a 182.4 x 288.24 pt leaf, which is a 300 ppi scan.] [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads स्त्वोजे; this sentence names स्त्वयुग्मे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-23 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: this text is ingested from a sanskritdocuments e-text that jumps from 36 straight to 44. The absence was invisible to the arithmetic because 28 sub-numbered records elsewhere in the text made the total agree with the printed count — see text.json coverage.expectedVerses.perChapter.
  • About this edition: The numbers are given in bhūtasaṃkhyā: समीर and पवन and बाण = 5, अष्टक and पन्नग = 8, शैल and गिरि = 7, पञ्च = 5. Sastri's own English on the facing page states the same allocation in figures, which is the check on the decoding.
  • About this edition: Known-answer check: verses 36 and 44, which we already hold, stand immediately before and after this block on the same leaves of the same printing.

षष्ट्यंशकानामधिपास्त्वयुग्मे घोरांशकाद्यासुरदेवभागाः। य इन्दुरेखादिशुभाशुभांशाः क्रमेण युग्मे तु यथाविलोमात्॥३८॥

ṣaṣṭyaṃśakānāmadhipāstvayugme ghorāṃśakādyāsuradevabhāgāḥ| ya indurekhādiśubhāśubhāṃśāḥ krameṇa yugme tu yathāvilomāt||38||

In an odd sign the lords of the sixtieth-parts are the demoniac and divine portions beginning with Ghora; the auspicious and inauspicious portions beginning with Indurekhā follow in that order — but in an even sign, in the reverse order.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM A PRINTING ALREADY ON DISK. V. Subrahmaṇya Sastri, Jātakapārijāta Vol I, Mysore 1932 — PDF p. 57 = printed p. 27, read at 450 ppi. His running head for the leaf is "Sl 37-43". This is the ṣaṣṭyaṃśa (sixtieth-part) name block, verses 37–43, which our source e-text does not have at all.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: this text is ingested from a sanskritdocuments e-text that jumps from 36 straight to 44. The absence was invisible to the arithmetic because 28 sub-numbered records elsewhere in the text made the total agree with the printed count — see text.json coverage.expectedVerses.perChapter.
  • About this edition: Known-answer check: verses 36 and 44, which we already hold, stand immediately before and after this block on the same leaves of the same printing.

घोरांशको राक्षसदेवभागौ कुबेरयक्षावलिकिन्नरांशाः। भ्रष्टः कुलघ्नो गरलाग्निसंज्ञौ मायांशकः प्रेतपुरीशभागः॥३९॥

ghorāṃśako rākṣasadevabhāgau kuberayakṣāvalikinnarāṃśāḥ| bhraṣṭaḥ kulaghno garalāgnisaṃjñau māyāṃśakaḥ pretapurīśabhāgaḥ||39||

Ghora; then the Rākṣasa and Deva portions; Kubera, Yakṣa, Āvali and Kinnara; Bhraṣṭa, Kulaghna, and the two named Garala and Agni; the Māyā portion, and the portion of the Lord of the City of the Departed.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM A PRINTING ALREADY ON DISK. V. Subrahmaṇya Sastri, Jātakapārijāta Vol I, Mysore 1932 — PDF p. 57 = printed p. 27, read at 450 ppi. His running head for the leaf is "Sl 37-43". This is the ṣaṣṭyaṃśa (sixtieth-part) name block, verses 37–43, which our source e-text does not have at all.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: this text is ingested from a sanskritdocuments e-text that jumps from 36 straight to 44. The absence was invisible to the arithmetic because 28 sub-numbered records elsewhere in the text made the total agree with the printed count — see text.json coverage.expectedVerses.perChapter.
  • About this edition: The printed numeral on this line reads ॥ ६९ ॥ — a broken ३९. Its place in the run 38 · [x] · 40 · 41 · 42 · 43 and Sastri's own header 'Sl 37-43' both fix it at 39.
  • About this edition: Known-answer check: verses 36 and 44, which we already hold, stand immediately before and after this block on the same leaves of the same printing.

अपांपतिर्देवगणेशभागः कालाहिभागावमृतांशचन्द्रौ। मृद्वंशकः कोमलपद्मभानुलक्ष्मीशवागीशदिगंबरांशाः॥४०॥

apāṃpatirdevagaṇeśabhāgaḥ kālāhibhāgāvamṛtāṃśacandrau| mṛdvaṃśakaḥ komalapadmabhānulakṣmīśavāgīśadigaṃbarāṃśāḥ||40||

The Lord of the Waters; the portion of the Lord of the divine hosts; the portions of Kāla and of the Serpent; Amṛta and Candra; the Mṛdu portion; and the portions Komala, Padma, Bhānu, the Lord of Lakṣmī, the Lord of Speech, and the Sky-clad.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM A PRINTING ALREADY ON DISK. V. Subrahmaṇya Sastri, Jātakapārijāta Vol I, Mysore 1932 — PDF p. 57 = printed p. 27, read at 450 ppi. His running head for the leaf is "Sl 37-43". This is the ṣaṣṭyaṃśa (sixtieth-part) name block, verses 37–43, which our source e-text does not have at all.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: this text is ingested from a sanskritdocuments e-text that jumps from 36 straight to 44. The absence was invisible to the arithmetic because 28 sub-numbered records elsewhere in the text made the total agree with the printed count — see text.json coverage.expectedVerses.perChapter.
  • About this edition: Known-answer check: verses 36 and 44, which we already hold, stand immediately before and after this block on the same leaves of the same printing.

देवार्द्रभागः कलिनाशसंज्ञः क्षितीश्वराख्यः कमलाकरांशः। मन्दात्मजो मृत्युकरस्तु कालो दावाग्निघोरामयकंटकांशाः॥४१॥

devārdrabhāgaḥ kalināśasaṃjñaḥ kṣitīśvarākhyaḥ kamalākarāṃśaḥ| mandātmajo mṛtyukarastu kālo dāvāgnighorāmayakaṃṭakāṃśāḥ||41||

The Devārdra portion; the one named Kalināśa; the one called Kṣitīśvara; the Kamalākara portion; Mandātmaja; Mṛtyukara; Kāla; and the portions Dāvāgni, Ghora, Āmaya and Kaṇṭaka.

3 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM A PRINTING ALREADY ON DISK. V. Subrahmaṇya Sastri, Jātakapārijāta Vol I, Mysore 1932 — PDF p. 57 = printed p. 27, read at 450 ppi. His running head for the leaf is "Sl 37-43". This is the ṣaṣṭyaṃśa (sixtieth-part) name block, verses 37–43, which our source e-text does not have at all.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: this text is ingested from a sanskritdocuments e-text that jumps from 36 straight to 44. The absence was invisible to the arithmetic because 28 sub-numbered records elsewhere in the text made the total agree with the printed count — see text.json coverage.expectedVerses.perChapter.
  • About this edition: Known-answer check: verses 36 and 44, which we already hold, stand immediately before and after this block on the same leaves of the same printing.

सुधामृतांशौ परिपूर्णचन्द्रो विषप्रदिग्धः कुलनाशभागः। मुख्यास्तु वंशक्षयपातकांशौ कालस्तु सौम्यो मृदुशीतलांशौ॥४२॥

sudhāmṛtāṃśau paripūrṇacandro viṣapradigdhaḥ kulanāśabhāgaḥ| mukhyāstu vaṃśakṣayapātakāṃśau kālastu saumyo mṛduśītalāṃśau||42||

Sudhā and Amṛta; Paripūrṇacandra; Viṣapradigdha; the Kulanāśa portion; the chief ones, the portions Vaṃśakṣaya and Pātaka; then Kāla, Saumya, and the portions Mṛdu and Śītala.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM A PRINTING ALREADY ON DISK. V. Subrahmaṇya Sastri, Jātakapārijāta Vol I, Mysore 1932 — PDF p. 57 = printed p. 27, read at 450 ppi. His running head for the leaf is "Sl 37-43". This is the ṣaṣṭyaṃśa (sixtieth-part) name block, verses 37–43, which our source e-text does not have at all.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: this text is ingested from a sanskritdocuments e-text that jumps from 36 straight to 44. The absence was invisible to the arithmetic because 28 sub-numbered records elsewhere in the text made the total agree with the printed count — see text.json coverage.expectedVerses.perChapter.
  • About this edition: Known-answer check: verses 36 and 44, which we already hold, stand immediately before and after this block on the same leaves of the same printing.

दंष्ट्राकरालेंदुमुखाप्रवीणा कालाग्निदण्डायुधनिर्मलाख्याः। शुभाकरोऽशोभनशीतलांशौ सुधापयोधिभ्रमणेन्दुरेखाः॥४३॥

daṃṣṭrākarāleṃdumukhāpravīṇā kālāgnidaṇḍāyudhanirmalākhyāḥ| śubhākaro'śobhanaśītalāṃśau sudhāpayodhibhramaṇendurekhāḥ||43||

Daṃṣṭrākarāla, Indumukhā and Pravīṇā; those named Kālāgni, Daṇḍāyudha and Nirmalā; Śubhākara; the portions Aśobhana and Śītala; and Sudhāpayodhi, Bhramaṇa and Indurekhā.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM A PRINTING ALREADY ON DISK. V. Subrahmaṇya Sastri, Jātakapārijāta Vol I, Mysore 1932 — PDF p. 57 = printed p. 27, read at 450 ppi. His running head for the leaf is "Sl 37-43". This is the ṣaṣṭyaṃśa (sixtieth-part) name block, verses 37–43, which our source e-text does not have at all.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: this text is ingested from a sanskritdocuments e-text that jumps from 36 straight to 44. The absence was invisible to the arithmetic because 28 sub-numbered records elsewhere in the text made the total agree with the printed count — see text.json coverage.expectedVerses.perChapter.
  • About this edition: Known-answer check: verses 36 and 44, which we already hold, stand immediately before and after this block on the same leaves of the same printing.

मूलत्रिकोणस्वगृहोच्चभागवर्गोत्तमानां दशवर्गजानाम् । संयोगजातोत्तमनामपूर्वा वैशेषिकांशा इति ते वदन्ति

mūlatrikoṇasvagṛhoccabhāgavargottamānāṃ daśavargajānām | saṃyogajātottamanāmapūrvā vaiśeṣikāṃśā iti te vadanti

Of ⟨a graha standing in⟩ mūlatrikoṇa, its own house, its exaltation degree, or vargottama, born of the ten vargas — ⟨the states⟩ arising from their combination and named uttama and the rest, these they call the vaiśeṣikāṃśas.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's दयवर्गजानम् and संबोगजातोत्तम are corrupt for द्वयवर्गजानाम् and संयोगजात-; read so because verses 45–46.5 then enumerate the combinations of two to nine vargas by name. Flagged here, not silently emended. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दशवर्गजानाम् । संयोगजातोत्तमनामपूर्वा; this sentence names संबोगजातोत्तम and दयवर्गजानम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उत्तमं तु त्रिवर्गैक्यं चातुर्वर्गन्तु गोपुरम् । वर्गपञ्चकसंयोगं सिंहासनमिहोच्यते

uttamaṃ tu trivargaikyaṃ cāturvargantu gopuram | vargapañcakasaṃyogaṃ siṃhāsanamihocyate

But the union of three vargas is uttama; that of four is gopura; the combination of five vargas is here called siṃhāsana.

वर्गद्वयं पारिजातं षण्णां पारावतांशकः । सप्तमं देवलोकः स्यादष्टमं च तथा भवेत् । ऐरावतम् तु नवकं फलं तेषां पृथक् पृथक्

vargadvayaṃ pārijātaṃ ṣaṇṇāṃ pārāvatāṃśakaḥ | saptamaṃ devalokaḥ syādaṣṭamaṃ ca tathā bhavet | airāvatam tu navakaṃ phalaṃ teṣāṃ pṛthak pṛthak

Two vargas ⟨together⟩ are pārijāta; of six, the pārāvatāṃśa; the seventh shall be devaloka, and the eighth likewise shall be ⟨named in its turn⟩. But the ninth ⟨combination⟩ is airāvata; the fruit of each of these is separate.

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  • About this edition: वर्गह्वयं is read as वर्गद्वयं (two vargas): the next quarter names six, so pārijāta cannot itself be six. The eighth combination is left unnamed by this e-text — the quarter says only 'and the eighth likewise shall be'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वर्गद्वयं पारिजातं षण्णां पारावतांशकः । सप्तमं देवलोकः स्यादष्टमं च तथा भवेत् । ऐरावतम्; this sentence names वर्गह्वयं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विलग्नहोराद्रेष्काणनवांशद्वादशांशकाः

vilagnahorādreṣkāṇanavāṃśadvādaśāṃśakāḥ

The lagna ⟨rāśi⟩, the horā, the dreṣkāṇa ⟨decanate⟩, the navāṃśa, the dvādaśāṃśa —

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  • About this edition: A half-verse; the sentence completes in verse 48, whose triṃśāṃśa closes the six. This edition spells the decanate द्रेष्काण here (verse 30 has दृकाण).

त्रिंशांशकश्च षड्वर्गः शुभकर्मसु शस्यते । सप्तांशयुक्तः षड्वर्गः सप्तवर्गोऽभिधीयते । जातकेषु च सर्वेषु ग्रहाणां बलकारणम्

triṃśāṃśakaśca ṣaḍvargaḥ śubhakarmasu śasyate | saptāṃśayuktaḥ ṣaḍvargaḥ saptavargo'bhidhīyate | jātakeṣu ca sarveṣu grahāṇāṃ balakāraṇam

— and the triṃśāṃśa: ⟨these⟩ are the ṣaḍvarga, which is commended in auspicious undertakings. The ṣaḍvarga joined with the saptāṃśa is called the saptavarga, and in all nativities it is the ground of the grahas' strength.

कल्पोदयाद्यतनुजन्मविलग्नहोरा वागर्थभुक्तिनयनस्वकुटुम्बभानि । दुश्चिक्यविक्रमसहोदरवीर्यधैर्यकर्णास्तृतीयभवनस्य भवन्ति संज्ञाः

kalpodayādyatanujanmavilagnahorā vāgarthabhuktinayanasvakuṭumbabhāni | duścikyavikramasahodaravīryadhairyakarṇāstṛtīyabhavanasya bhavanti saṃjñāḥ

Kalpa, udaya, ādya, tanu, janma, vilagna and horā ⟨are names of the first house⟩; vāk, artha, bhukti, nayana, sva and kuṭumba ⟨are those of the second⟩; duścikya, vikrama, sahodara, vīrya, dhairya and karṇa are the names of the third house.

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  • About this edition: The verse gives the synonyms of the first and second houses without labelling them and closes only with 'these are the names of the third house'; the division above follows the sense of each word. horā here is the ascendant, not the two-fold division of verse 30 — the glossary's context note. न्यन is unattested; a second-house list wants nayana, 'the eye', but the e-text is left as it stands. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वागर्थभुक्तिनयनस्वकुटुम्बभानि; this sentence names न्यन, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पातालवृद्धिहिबुकक्षितिमातृविद्यायानाम्बुगेहसुखबन्धुचतुष्टयानि । धीदेवराजपितृनन्दनपञ्चकानि रोगांगशस्त्रभयषष्ठरिपुक्षतानि

pātālavṛddhihibukakṣitimātṛvidyāyānāmbugehasukhabandhucatuṣṭayāni | dhīdevarājapitṛnandanapañcakāni rogāṃgaśastrabhayaṣaṣṭharipukṣatāni

Pātāla, vṛddhi, hibuka, kṣiti, mātṛ, vidyā, yāna, ambu, geha, sukha and bandhu are the ⟨names⟩ of the fourth; dhī, deva, rāja, pitṛ and nandana are those of the fifth; roga, aṅga, śastra, bhaya, ṣaṣṭha, ripu and kṣata ⟨are those of the sixth⟩.

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  • About this edition: hibuka is the 4th house; ari and ripu here name the 6th house, not an enemy as a person. The fifth-house list as the e-text has it (dhī, deva, rāja, pitṛ, nandana) may conceal devarāja or a lost word, since pitṛ belongs to the ninth elsewhere; the words are given as they stand. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads षष्ठरिपुक्षतानि for षष्ठारिपुक्षतानि (metre, 2026-09-21), so ari no longer stands in the sixth-house list; ripu alone names the 6th there, and the English lists no ari.]

जामित्रकामगमनानि कलत्रसम्पद्द्यूनास्तसप्तमगृहाणि वदन्ति चार्याः । रन्ध्रायुरष्टरणमृत्युविनाशनानि धर्मो गुरुः शुभतपोनवभाग्यभानि

jāmitrakāmagamanāni kalatrasampaddyūnāstasaptamagṛhāṇi vadanti cāryāḥ | randhrāyuraṣṭaraṇamṛtyuvināśanāni dharmo guruḥ śubhataponavabhāgyabhāni

Jāmitra, kāma, gamana, kalatra, sampad, dyūna, asta and saptama — these the noble ones declare to be the ⟨names of the⟩ seventh house. Randhra, āyus, aṣṭa, raṇa, mṛtyu and vināśana ⟨are those of the eighth⟩; dharma, guru, śubha, tapas, nava and bhāgya ⟨are those of the ninth⟩.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's अष्टण is aṣṭama. The ninth-house list ends -भाग्यमानि, whose last member will not resolve (either māna as a further name, or -nāmāni, 'the names of'); rendered without it rather than guessed. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रन्ध्रायुरष्टरणमृत्युविनाशनानि धर्मो गुरुः शुभतपोनवभाग्यभानि; this sentence names भाग्यमानि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

व्यापारमेषूरणमध्यमानं ज्ञानं च राजास्पदकर्मसंज्ञाः । एकादशोपान्त्यभवायलाभा रिःफव्ययद्वादशकान्त्यभानि

vyāpārameṣūraṇamadhyamānaṃ jñānaṃ ca rājāspadakarmasaṃjñāḥ | ekādaśopāntyabhavāyalābhā riḥphavyayadvādaśakāntyabhāni

Vyāpāra, meṣūraṇa ⟨the midheaven⟩, madhya, māna, jñāna, rājāspada and karma are the names ⟨of the tenth⟩; ekādaśa, upāntya, bhava, āya and lābha ⟨those of the eleventh⟩; riḥpha, vyaya, dvādaśa and antya are ⟨those of the twelfth⟩.

मेषूरणोदयकलत्ररसातलानि स्युः केन्द्रकण्टकचतुष्टयसंज्ञितानि । लग्नात्रिकोणभवनं नवपञ्चमं च स्यात्त्रित्रिकोणमुदयान्नवमं वदन्ति

meṣūraṇodayakalatrarasātalāni syuḥ kendrakaṇṭakacatuṣṭayasaṃjñitāni | lagnātrikoṇabhavanaṃ navapañcamaṃ ca syāttritrikoṇamudayānnavamaṃ vadanti

The meṣūraṇa ⟨10th⟩, the udaya ⟨1st⟩, the kalatra ⟨7th⟩ and the rasātala ⟨4th⟩ are those termed kendra, kaṇṭaka and catuṣṭaya. From the lagna, the trikoṇa houses are the ninth and the fifth; and the ninth from the ascendant they call tritrikoṇa.

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  • About this edition: rasātala is the 4th house here — the sense is astronomical, the place below the earth, not the netherworld; kaṇṭaka is used as a synonym of kendra, as the glossary records for this class of text.

तनुसुखमदनाज्ञा राशयः केन्द्रसंज्ञाः पणफरभवनानि स्वायपुत्राष्टमानि । व्ययरिपुगुरुदुश्चिक्यानि चापोक्लिमानि प्रभवति चतुरस्रं मृत्युबन्धुद्वयं च

tanusukhamadanājñā rāśayaḥ kendrasaṃjñāḥ paṇapharabhavanāni svāyaputrāṣṭamāni | vyayaripuguruduścikyāni cāpoklimāni prabhavati caturasraṃ mṛtyubandhudvayaṃ ca

The signs ⟨houses⟩ tanu ⟨1st⟩, sukha ⟨4th⟩, madana ⟨7th⟩ and ājñā ⟨10th⟩ bear the name kendra; sva ⟨2nd⟩, āya ⟨11th⟩, putra ⟨5th⟩ and aṣṭama ⟨8th⟩ are the paṇaphara houses; vyaya ⟨12th⟩, ripu ⟨6th⟩, guru ⟨9th⟩ and duścikya ⟨3rd⟩ are the āpoklimas. And the caturasra arises ⟨from⟩ the pair mṛtyu ⟨8th⟩ and bandhu ⟨4th⟩.

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  • About this edition: guru is the ninth house here, by the name-list of verse 51 — not Jupiter. The four āpoklimas therefore come out as 12, 6, 9, 3, and the caturasra as the 4th and 8th.

दुश्चिक्यायारिमानान्युपचयभवनान्याहुराचार्यमुख्याः शेषाः पीडर्क्षसंज्ञा नवधनजलधीकामरन्ध्रान्त्यहोराः । एते भावास्तदीशेन्दुजसितगुरुभिः संयुता वीक्षिता वा नान्यैर्युक्ता न दृष्टा यदि शुभफलदा जन्मतः पृच्छतो वा

duścikyāyārimānānyupacayabhavanānyāhurācāryamukhyāḥ śeṣāḥ pīḍarkṣasaṃjñā navadhanajaladhīkāmarandhrāntyahorāḥ | ete bhāvāstadīśendujasitagurubhiḥ saṃyutā vīkṣitā vā nānyairyuktā na dṛṣṭā yadi śubhaphaladā janmataḥ pṛcchato vā

Duścikya ⟨3rd⟩, āya ⟨11th⟩, ari ⟨6th⟩ and māna ⟨10th⟩ the foremost ācāryas call the upacaya houses; the rest — nava ⟨9th⟩, dhana ⟨2nd⟩, jaladhi ⟨4th⟩, kāma ⟨7th⟩, randhra ⟨8th⟩, antya ⟨12th⟩ and horā ⟨1st⟩ — bear the name pīḍarkṣa, the afflicted houses. These bhāvas, if joined with or aspected by their own lord or by Induja ⟨Mercury⟩, Sita ⟨Venus⟩ or Guru ⟨Jupiter⟩, and joined with or aspected by no others, give auspicious results — whether from the birth or for a querent.

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  • About this edition: The e-text reads आहुराहुर, a dittography of āhuḥ. Only seven of the eight non-upacaya houses are named — the fifth is absent from the list. jaladhi ('ocean') is the number-word for four, hence the 4th house. guru here is Jupiter, standing among grahas, unlike verse 54 where it names the ninth house. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads न्याहुराचार्यमुख्याः for न्याहुराहुराचार्यमुख्याः (metre, 2026-09-21): the dittography this note describes is removed, and the sragdharā scans at twenty-one.]

नखा जिना विंशतिरष्टयुक्ता रदाङ्गलोका वियदर्णवाख्याः । मेषादिमानं क्रमशो वदन्ति तुलादिषट्कस्य विलोमतस्ते

nakhā jinā viṃśatiraṣṭayuktā radāṅgalokā viyadarṇavākhyāḥ | meṣādimānaṃ kramaśo vadanti tulādiṣaṭkasya vilomataste

Nails ⟨20⟩, the Jinas ⟨24⟩, twenty joined with eight ⟨28⟩, teeth ⟨32⟩, limb-and-world ⟨36⟩, and those called sky-and-ocean ⟨40⟩ — these they declare in order as the measure of ⟨the signs⟩ beginning with Meṣa; for the six beginning with Tulā they run in reverse.

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  • About this edition: Number-words: nakha 20, jina 24, viṃśatir aṣṭayuktā 28, rada 32, aṅga-loka 6-3 = 36, viyad-arṇava 0-4 = 40 (digits read from the left, aṅkānāṃ vāmato gatiḥ). Reversed for Tulā onward, the series is symmetrical about the equinoctial points — Meṣa 20 = Mīna 20, Vṛṣa 24 = Kumbha 24, Mithuna 28 = Makara 28, Karka 32 = Dhanus 32, Siṃha 36 = Vṛścika 36, Kanyā 40 = Tulā 40 — which is the shape of the signs' ascensional times. BUT THE E-TEXT NEVER SAYS WHAT QUANTITY OR UNIT THESE NUMBERS ARE: the governing noun is missing, and this e-text has already lost verses 37–43 before this point. The unit must not be supplied from this rendering. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads मेषादिमानं for मेषादिभानं (lexicon, 2026-09-21), so the governing noun stands: मानं, 'the measure', as the English renders it. The unit of that measure is still unstated, and none is supplied.]

तनुः शरा रारिखराः किरीटिनो घना गुरुर्हेयनखा नरा नुकाः । शशाङ्कभागा यदि तुम्बुरादिके मुहूर्तजन्मादिषु मृत्युसूचकाः

tanuḥ śarā rārikharāḥ kirīṭino ghanā gururheyanakhā narā nukāḥ | śaśāṅkabhāgā yadi tumburādike muhūrtajanmādiṣu mṛtyusūcakāḥ

Tanu, śarāḥ, rārikharāḥ, kirīṭinaḥ, ghanā, guruḥ, heyanakhā, narāḥ, nukāḥ ⟨— number-words: tanu is 8, and the rest, read as rāri-kharāḥ, kirī-ṭinaḥ and heya-nakhāḥ, are kaṭapayādi, giving 25, 22, 22, 21, 1, 4, 23, 18, 20, 20 and 10⟩: these are the degrees of Śaśāṅka ⟨the Moon⟩ in ⟨the signs⟩ beginning with Tumbura ⟨Meṣa⟩; at a muhūrta, at a birth and the like, they portend death.

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  • About this edition: This is the Moon's mṛtyubhāga (fatal degrees) verse. Both pādas keep their 12 syllables, so the metre survives, but the number-words themselves are corrupt: rārikharāḥ, heyanakhā and nukāḥ decode to nothing, and twelve values cannot be recovered from what stands. THE DEGREES ARE LEFT UNDECODED ON PURPOSE — a guessed table of fatal degrees would be undetectable downstream. A printed exemplar is needed before this verse's numbers can be given. [2026-09-23: A printed exemplar has now been opened by eye, and it decodes this verse. Both presses set घना, not our e-text's धना: Sastri Vol I printed p.36 (read at about 8.8x native) and Kapileśvara 1953 printed p.28 (read at about 10.0x on a greyscale master). The mūla is corrected to घना. On the Kapileśvara leaf the Sudhāśālinī glosses तुलायां घनाः = चतुर्थः (read at about 2.4x), and the table at the foot of the page (read at about 3.4x) gives the अशुभांशाः row as ८ २५ २२ २२ २१ १ ४ २३ १८ २० २० १०. तनु gives 8 as a word-number (the eight mūrtis of Śiva), and the rest are kaṭapayādi ciphers, not corrupt words. Sastri's English on his p.36 prints 1 in the seventh place, which the ruling calls his slip against his own Devanāgarī. The degrees are no longer left undecoded.] [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads घना; this sentence names धना, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-23 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पुत्रो वतुर्दिव्यजनाधिको धनी विराटयो गोत्रवयो धिको धुनाः । मेषादिके पुष्करभागसंज्ञका मुहूर्तजन्मादिषु शोभनप्रदाः

putro vaturdivyajanādhiko dhanī virāṭayo gotravayo dhiko dhunāḥ | meṣādike puṣkarabhāgasaṃjñakā muhūrtajanmādiṣu śobhanapradāḥ

Putro, vaturdivya, janādhika, dhanī, virāṭayo, gotravayo, dhiko, dhunāḥ ⟨— the e-text's number-words; corrupt, and deliberately NOT decoded here⟩: in ⟨the signs⟩ beginning with Meṣa these are called the puṣkarabhāgas; at a muhūrta, at a birth and the like, they bestow what is auspicious.

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  • About this edition: The puṣkarabhāga (auspicious degrees) counterpart to verse 57, corrupt in the same way: the metre holds at 12 syllables a pāda, but the number-words do not decode. Left undecoded on purpose; the second half, which states what the degrees are and when they act, is sound.

क्रमात्पाटलकर्नाटचरचोलवसुन्धराः । पाण्ड्यकेरलकोल्लासमलयावनिसैन्धवाः

kramātpāṭalakarnāṭacaracolavasundharāḥ | pāṇḍyakeralakollāsamalayāvanisaindhavāḥ

In order: Pāṭala, Karnāṭa, Cara ⟨Cera⟩ and Cola — ⟨their⟩ lands; Pāṇḍya, Kerala, Kollā and Malaya — ⟨their⟩ ground — and Saindhava;

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  • About this edition: The word-boundaries inside the compound are not certain in the e-text; split here so that verses 59–60 together yield twelve countries, one for each sign in order. cara is read as Cera, the third Tamil kingdom beside Cola and Pāṇḍya. The names are left as names — no modern identification is asserted.

उदक्पञ्चालयवनकोशलक्षितिसंज्ञकाः । मेषादिसर्वराशीनां वासदेशाः प्रकीर्तिताः

udakpañcālayavanakośalakṣitisaṃjñakāḥ | meṣādisarvarāśīnāṃ vāsadeśāḥ prakīrtitāḥ

and those named Udak-Pañcāla ⟨the northern Pañcāla⟩, Yavana and Kośala. These are declared to be the countries of residence of all the signs beginning with Meṣa.

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  • About this edition: Read with verse 59, the twelve fall out in order: Meṣa Pāṭala, Vṛṣa Karnāṭa, Mithuna Cera, Karka Cola, Siṃha Pāṇḍya, Kanyā Kerala, Tulā Kollā, Vṛścika Malaya, Dhanus Saindhava, Makara Udak-Pañcāla, Kumbha Yavana, Mīna Kośala — but that assignment follows from the count, not from anything the e-text states verse by verse.

स्वाम्याशाख्यं यत्तदापप्लवस्वं भानुक्रान्तादम्बुसंज्ञोऽभिजित्स्यात् । होरातन्त्रे पारिजाताभिधाने संज्ञाध्यायः कीर्तितो राशिशीलः

svāmyāśākhyaṃ yattadāpaplavasvaṃ bhānukrāntādambusaṃjño'bhijitsyāt | horātantre pārijātābhidhāne saṃjñādhyāyaḥ kīrtito rāśiśīlaḥ

⟨The first half-verse is corrupt in the e-text and is not rendered here — see the note.⟩ In the horā treatise named Pārijāta, the chapter of technical names, called Rāśiśīla, has thus been declared.

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  • About this edition: The first half — स्वाम्याशाख्यं यत्तदापप्लवस्वं भानुक्रान्तादम्बुसंज्ञोऽभिजित्स्यात् — will not construe: āpaplavasvaṃ and bhānukrāntād are not recoverable as they stand. What is legible within it: something 'named the lord's quarter' (svāmy-āśā), a house 'named ambu' (the 4th, by this chapter's own list at verse 50), and abhijit. Not rendered, rather than guessed. The colophon half is sound and names the chapter Rāśiśīla, matching the chapterTitle अथ राशिशिलाध्यायः.

Adhyāya 2 · अथ ग्रहनामस्वरूपगुणभेदाध्यायः

कालस्यात्मा भास्करश्चित्तमिन्दुः सत्त्वं भौमः स्याद्वचश्चन्द्रसूनुः । देवाचार्यः सौख्यविज्ञानसारः कामः शुक्रे दुःखमेवार्कसूनुः

kālasyātmā bhāskaraścittaminduḥ sattvaṃ bhaumaḥ syādvacaścandrasūnuḥ | devācāryaḥ saukhyavijñānasāraḥ kāmaḥ śukre duḥkhamevārkasūnuḥ

The Sun (Bhāskara) is the soul of Time (Kāla); the Moon is the mind; Mars is vitality (sattva); the Moon's son (Mercury) is speech; the preceptor of the gods (Jupiter) is the essence of happiness and knowledge; desire (kāma) lies in Venus; and the Sun's son (Saturn) is sorrow itself.

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  • About this edition: e-text reads भास्कतः for भास्करः and दुखभेव for दुःखमेव; both are settled by metre and sense. सत्त्व here is bodily vigour, not the guṇa sattva of v.26. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भास्करश्चित्तमिन्दुः सत्त्वं भौमः स्याद्वचश्चन्द्रसूनुः । देवाचार्यः सौख्यविज्ञानसारः कामः शुक्रे दुःखमेवार्कसूनुः; this sentence names दुखभेव, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दिनेशचन्द्रौ राजानौ सचिवौ जीवभार्गवौ । कुमारो वित् कुजो नेता प्रेष्यस्तपननन्दनः

dineśacandrau rājānau sacivau jīvabhārgavau | kumāro vit kujo netā preṣyastapananandanaḥ

The Sun and the Moon are the two kings; Jupiter and Venus are the two ministers; ⟨Mercury⟩, the knower, is the crown prince; Mars is the commander; the Sun's son (Saturn) is the servant.

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  • About this edition: कुमारे वित् is unmetrical and no graha is named; the sense requires कुमारो विद्/ज्ञः — Mercury, 'the knower', as crown prince. The BPHS parallel reads कुमारो ज्ञः कुजः सेनानायकः प्रेष्यको रविजः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुमारो; this sentence names कुमारे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

हेलिः सूर्यस्तपनदिनकृद्भानुपूषारुणार्काः सोमः शीतद्युतिरुडुपतिग्लौर्मृगाङ्केन्दुचन्द्राः । आरो वक्रक्षितिजरुधिराङ्गारकक्रूरनेत्राः सौम्यस्तारातनयबुधविद्वोधनाश्चेन्दुपुत्रः

heliḥ sūryastapanadinakṛdbhānupūṣāruṇārkāḥ somaḥ śītadyutiruḍupatiglaurmṛgāṅkenducandrāḥ | āro vakrakṣitijarudhirāṅgārakakrūranetrāḥ saumyastārātanayabudhavidvodhanāścenduputraḥ

Heli, Sūrya, Tapana, Dinakṛt, Bhānu, Pūṣan, Aruṇa, Arka — ⟨names of the Sun⟩. Soma, Śītadyuti, Uḍupati, Glau, Mṛgāṅka, Indu, Candra — ⟨of the Moon⟩. Āra, Vakra, Kṣitija, Rudhira, Aṅgāraka, Krūranetra — ⟨of Mars⟩. Saumya, Tārātanaya, Budha, Vid, Bodhana, and Induputra — ⟨of Mercury⟩.

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  • About this edition: द्देलिः is हेलिः (heli, the Greek-derived name of the Sun); ग्लैर् is ग्लौः; क्कूर is क्रूर. Two glossary rows apply and both go the less obvious way here: वक्र is Mars's name, not 'retrograde', and सौम्य is the graha Mercury, not the benefic class. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads हेलिः सूर्यस्तपनदिनकृद्भानुपूषारुणार्काः सोमः शीतद्युतिरुडुपतिग्लौर्मृगाङ्केन्दुचन्द्राः । आरो वक्रक्षितिजरुधिराङ्गारकक्रूरनेत्राः; this sentence names द्देलिः and ग्लैर्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मन्त्री वाचस्पतिगुरुसुराचार्यदेवेज्यजीवाः शुक्रः काव्यः सितभृगुसुताच्छास्फुजिद्दानवेज्याः । छायासूनुस्तरणितनयः कोणशन्यर्किमन्दाः राहुः सर्पासुरफणितमः सैंहिकेयागवश्च

mantrī vācaspatigurusurācāryadevejyajīvāḥ śukraḥ kāvyaḥ sitabhṛgusutācchāsphujiddānavejyāḥ | chāyāsūnustaraṇitanayaḥ koṇaśanyarkimandāḥ rāhuḥ sarpāsuraphaṇitamaḥ saiṃhikeyāgavaśca

Mantrin, Vācaspati, Guru, Surācārya, Devejya, Jīva — ⟨names of Jupiter⟩. Śukra, Kāvya, Sita, Bhṛgusuta, and Āsphujit, Dānavejya — ⟨of Venus⟩. Chāyāsūnu, Taraṇitanaya, Koṇa, Śani, Arki, Manda — ⟨of Saturn⟩. Rāhu, Sarpa, Asura, Phaṇin, Tamas, Saiṃhikeya and Agu — ⟨of Rāhu⟩.

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  • About this edition: सितभृगुसुताच्छास्फुजिद् is सितभृगुसुताश्चास्फुजिद्. The last name of the Rāhu series (आगवः) is not certainly legible; अगु ('the rayless one') is the nearest attested Rāhu-name and is rendered under that reading.

ध्वजः शिखी केतुरिति प्रसिद्धा वदन्ति तज्ज्ञा गुलिकश्च मान्दिः । उपग्रहा भानुमुखग्रहांशाः कालादयः कष्टफलप्रदाः स्युः

dhvajaḥ śikhī keturiti prasiddhā vadanti tajjñā gulikaśca māndiḥ | upagrahā bhānumukhagrahāṃśāḥ kālādayaḥ kaṣṭaphalapradāḥ syuḥ

Dhvaja, Śikhī, Ketu — thus is ⟨Ketu⟩ well known; and those who know call Gulika also Māndi. The upagrahas — Kāla and the rest, portions (aṃśa) of the grahas headed by the Sun — are givers of painful results.

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  • About this edition: The middle compound (भानुसुखग्ररांशाः) is corrupt and short of metre; only भानु… अंशाः is legible, so 'reckoned from the Sun' is marked as supplied. The claim itself — that the upagrahas beginning with Kāla give painful results — is unaffected. सुय्ः is स्युः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads उपग्रहा भानुमुखग्रहांशाः कालादयः कष्टफलप्रदाः स्युः; this sentence names भानुसुखग्ररांशाः and सुय्ः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्रमशः कालपरिधिधूमार्द्धप्रहराह्वयाः । यमकण्टककोदण्डमान्दिपातोपकेतवः

kramaśaḥ kālaparidhidhūmārddhapraharāhvayāḥ | yamakaṇṭakakodaṇḍamāndipātopaketavaḥ

In order they are named Kāla, Paridhi, Dhūma, Ardhaprahara, Yamakaṇṭaka, Kodaṇḍa, Māndi, Pāta and Upaketu.

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  • About this edition: Nine names, continuing v.5. यमकण्टक is taken as one name (the usual upagraha), not as Yama plus Kaṇṭaka.

भानुः श्यामललोहितद्युतितनुश्चन्द्रः सिताङ्गो युवा दूर्वाश्यामलकान्तिरिन्दुतनयः, संरक्तगौरः कुजः । मन्त्री गौरकलेवरः, सिततनुः शुक्रोऽसिताङ्गः शनिः, चानीलाकृतिदेहवानहिपतिः, केतुर्विचित्रद्युतिः

bhānuḥ śyāmalalohitadyutitanuścandraḥ sitāṅgo yuvā dūrvāśyāmalakāntirindutanayaḥ, saṃraktagauraḥ kujaḥ | mantrī gaurakalevaraḥ, sitatanuḥ śukro'sitāṅgaḥ śaniḥ, cānīlākṛtidehavānahipatiḥ, keturvicitradyutiḥ

The Sun's body is of a dark-red lustre; the Moon is white-limbed and youthful; the Moon's son (Mercury) has the dark-green sheen of dūrvā grass; Mars is a mixture of red and fair. The minister (Jupiter) has a fair body; Venus is white-bodied; Saturn is dark-limbed; the lord of serpents (Rāhu) has a body of dusky-blue form; and Ketu is of variegated lustre.

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  • About this edition: THREE GRAHAS RESTORED, 2026-09-08, AND THE OLD NOTE HAD IT BACKWARDS. It read: 'As printed the verse gives only six: Venus, Saturn and Rāhu are absent from the colour-list … The omission is the edition's.' The omission is our e-text's. Four printed lines carry the third pāda whole — सिततनुः शुक्रोऽसिताङ्गः शनिः — and the fourth as चानीलाकृतिदेहवानहिपतिः, केतुर्विचित्रद्युतिः. Metre proves the loss without any of them: this is Śārdūlavikrīḍita, and our third and fourth pādas together held sixteen syllables where two pādas need thirty-eight; restored, each is exactly nineteen. शामल and श्यमल are both श्यामल, and the ASCII colon after गौरकलेवरः was a duplicated visarga. Colours now: Sun dark-red, Moon white, Mercury dūrvā-green, Mars red-and-fair, Jupiter fair, Venus white, Saturn black, Rāhu dusky-blue, Ketu variegated — nine, in the order the verse sets them.

प्रकाशकौ शीतकरप्रभाकरौ, ताराग्रहाः पञ्च धरासुतादयः । तमः स्वरूपौ शिखिसिंहिकासुतौ, शुभाः शशिज्ञामरवन्द्यभार्गवाः

prakāśakau śītakaraprabhākarau, tārāgrahāḥ pañca dharāsutādayaḥ | tamaḥ svarūpau śikhisiṃhikāsutau, śubhāḥ śaśijñāmaravandyabhārgavāḥ

The Moon and the Sun are the two light-givers (prakāśaka); the five tāra-grahas are Mars and the rest; Ketu (Śikhin) and Rāhu (the son of Siṃhikā) are of the nature of darkness (tamas); the benefics are the Moon, Mercury, Jupiter (honoured by the gods) and Venus.

क्षीणेन्दुमन्दरविराहुशिखिक्षमाजाः पापास्तु पापयुतचन्द्रसुतश्च पापः । तेषामतीव शुभदौ गुरुदानवेज्यौ, क्रूरौ दिवाकरसुतक्षितिजौ भवेताम्

kṣīṇendumandaravirāhuśikhikṣamājāḥ pāpāstu pāpayutacandrasutaśca pāpaḥ | teṣāmatīva śubhadau gurudānavejyau, krūrau divākarasutakṣitijau bhavetām

The waning Moon, Saturn, the Sun, Rāhu, Ketu (Śikhin) and Mars are malefics; and Mercury joined with a malefic is a malefic too. Among them ⟨the grahas⟩, Jupiter and the preceptor of the dānavas (Venus) are the two that give the most auspicious results; the Sun's son (Saturn) and the earth-born (Mars) are the two malefics.

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  • About this edition: राद्दु is राहु; तेयामतीच is corrupt for तेषामतीव / तेष्वतीव. The verse names Saturn and Mars twice — once as पाप, once as क्रूर; per the glossary both render as 'malefic', so the repetition is visible only in the Sanskrit and is flagged here rather than smoothed away. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्षीणेन्दुमन्दरविराहुशिखिक्षमाजाः पापास्तु पापयुतचन्द्रसुतश्च पापः । तेषामतीव; this sentence names तेयामतीच and राद्दु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्लादिरात्रिदशकेऽहनि मध्यवीर्यशाली द्वितीयदशकेऽतिशुभप्रदोऽसौ । चन्द्रस्तृतीयदशके बलवर्जितस्तु सौम्येक्षणादिसहितो यदि शोभनः स्यात्

śuklādirātridaśake'hani madhyavīryaśālī dvitīyadaśake'tiśubhaprado'sau | candrastṛtīyadaśake balavarjitastu saumyekṣaṇādisahito yadi śobhanaḥ syāt

In the first ten nights beginning from the bright fortnight ⟨and⟩ by day, he possesses middling strength; in the second ten he is a giver of exceedingly auspicious results; in the third ten the Moon is bereft of strength — yet if he is joined with a benefic's aspect and the like, he may still be good.

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  • About this edition: The three decades — śukla 1–10, śukla 11 to kṛṣṇa 5, kṛṣṇa 6–15 — are clear, and 'ten / second ten / third ten' is checked against the mūla. अहनि ('by day') sits awkwardly against रात्रिदशके and its force is genuinely uncertain; it is rendered rather than dropped, and marked here.

रव्यारराहुमन्दाश्च पृष्ठेनोद्यन्ति सर्वदा । शिरसा शुक्रचन्द्रज्ञा जीवस्तूभयतो व्रजेत्

ravyārarāhumandāśca pṛṣṭhenodyanti sarvadā | śirasā śukracandrajñā jīvastūbhayato vrajet

The Sun, Mars, Rāhu and Saturn always rise by the back (pṛṣṭhodaya); Venus, the Moon and Mercury ⟨rise⟩ by the head (śīrṣodaya); but Jupiter proceeds both ways.

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  • About this edition: शरिसा is शीर्षेण. The śīrṣodaya/pṛṣṭhodaya pair is normally a property of rāśis; here it is applied to the grahas themselves, which is the verse's own move. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पृष्ठेनोद्यन्ति सर्वदा । शिरसा; this sentence names शरिसा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दिवाकरज्ञौ विहगस्वरूपौ सरीसृपाकारयुतः शशाङ्कः । पुरन्दराचार्यसितौ द्विपादौ चतुष्पदौ भानुसुतक्षमाजौ

divākarajñau vihagasvarūpau sarīsṛpākārayutaḥ śaśāṅkaḥ | purandarācāryasitau dvipādau catuṣpadau bhānusutakṣamājau

The Sun and Mercury have the form of birds; the Moon has the shape of a creeping creature; Jupiter (Indra's preceptor) and Venus are bipeds; the Sun's son (Saturn) and the earth-born (Mars) are quadrupeds.

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  • About this edition: पुरन्दरार्चाय is पुरन्दरार्च्य. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुरन्दराचार्यसितौ; this sentence names पुरन्दरार्चाय, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जलाशयौ चन्द्रसुरारिवन्द्यौ बुधालयग्रामचरौ गुरुज्ञौ । कुजाहिमन्दध्वजवासरेशा भवन्ति शैलाटविसञ्चरन्तः

jalāśayau candrasurārivandyau budhālayagrāmacarau gurujñau | kujāhimandadhvajavāsareśā bhavanti śailāṭavisañcarantaḥ

The Moon and the one worshipped by the enemies of the gods (Venus) ⟨move⟩ in watery places; Jupiter and Mercury move in the dwellings of the learned and in villages; Mars, the serpent (Rāhu), Saturn, the banner (Ketu) and the lord of the day (the Sun) are roamers of mountains and forests.

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  • About this edition: जलाशयु is जलाशये; ग्नाम is ग्राम. बुध in बुधालय is 'the wise', not the graha Mercury, who is named separately in the same pāda as ज्ञ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जलाशयौ चन्द्रसुरारिवन्द्यौ बुधालयग्रामचरौ; this sentence names जलाशयु and ग्नाम, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बालो धराजः शशिजः कुमारकस्त्रिंशद्गुरुः षोडशवत्सरः सितः । पञ्चाशदर्को विधुरब्दसप्ततिः शताब्दसङ्ख्याः शनिराहुकेतवः

bālo dharājaḥ śaśijaḥ kumārakastriṃśadguruḥ ṣoḍaśavatsaraḥ sitaḥ | pañcāśadarko vidhurabdasaptatiḥ śatābdasaṅkhyāḥ śanirāhuketavaḥ

Mars is a child; Mercury (the Moon's son) a boy; Jupiter is thirty; Venus is sixteen years; the Sun fifty; the Moon seventy years; and Saturn, Rāhu and Ketu are reckoned at a hundred years.

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  • About this edition: Numbers checked against the mūla: 30, 16, 50, 70, 100. The first pāda is three syllables short and कुमारकः carries no graha-name; Mercury is the only graha the series lacks, so ⟨Mercury⟩ is supplied and marked. As printed, no age is given for Mercury beyond 'a boy'. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads धराजः शशिजः कुमारक for धराजः कुमारक (metre, 2026-09-21): the pāda scans, Mercury is named in the text as शशिजः, and the English no longer supplies him in a bracket. His age is still given only as 'a boy'.]

शाखाधिपा जीवसितारबोधना धातुस्वरूपद्युचरौ कुजारुणौ । मूलप्रधानौ तुहिनाकरार्कजौ जीवौ सितार्यौ तु विमिश्र इन्दुजः

śākhādhipā jīvasitārabodhanā dhātusvarūpadyucarau kujāruṇau | mūlapradhānau tuhinākarārkajau jīvau sitāryau tu vimiśra indujaḥ

Jupiter, Venus, Mars and Mercury (Bodhana) are lords of branches; Mars and the Sun (Aruṇa) are the two sky-goers of mineral (dhātu) nature; the Moon and Saturn are chiefly of root (mūla) ⟨nature⟩; Venus and Jupiter are the two of animal (jīva) ⟨nature⟩; but Mercury is mixed.

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  • About this edition: धानु is धातु; सितार्थौ is सितार्यौ (Venus and Jupiter — the थ/य confusion is frequent in this e-text), which is also what the dhātu–mūla–jīva scheme requires, Jupiter and Venus being the pair the other three clauses leave over. Mars is listed twice (branches, and dhātu); the repetition is the text's, not a slip in rendering. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धातुस्वरूपद्युचरौ कुजारुणौ । मूलप्रधानौ तुहिनाकरार्कजौ जीवौ सितार्यौ; this sentence names सितार्थौ and धानु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दीप्तः प्रमुदितः स्वस्थः शान्तः शक्तः प्रपीडितः । दीनः खलस्तु विकलो भीतोऽवस्था दश क्रमात्

dīptaḥ pramuditaḥ svasthaḥ śāntaḥ śaktaḥ prapīḍitaḥ | dīnaḥ khalastu vikalo bhīto'vasthā daśa kramāt

Dīpta (blazing), pramudita (delighted), svastha (at ease), śānta (calm), śakta (able), prapīḍita (sore afflicted), dīna (wretched), khala (base), vikala (crippled), bhīta (terrified) — these are the ten avasthās ⟨of a graha⟩, in order.

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  • About this edition: Ten states named and ten counted; vv.17–18 define them, and there v.16's प्रपीडित appears as अतिपीडित and भीत as अतिभीत.

स्वोच्चत्रिकोणोपगतः प्रदीप्तः स्वस्थः स्वगेहे मुदितः सुहृद्भे । शान्तस्तु सौम्यग्रहवर्गयातः शक्तोऽतिशुद्धः स्फुटरश्मिजालैः

svoccatrikoṇopagataḥ pradīptaḥ svasthaḥ svagehe muditaḥ suhṛdbhe | śāntastu saumyagrahavargayātaḥ śakto'tiśuddhaḥ sphuṭaraśmijālaiḥ

A graha gone to its own exaltation or to a trikoṇa is pradīpta; in its own house it is svastha; in a friend's sign, mudita; gone into a benefic graha's varga, śānta; ⟨and⟩ exceedingly clear, with an unclouded net of rays, it is śakta.

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  • About this edition: स्वहेगे is a metathesis of स्वगेहे; शुद्दः is शुद्धः. सौम्य here is the benefic class, not Mercury (contrast v.3). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वगेहे मुदितः सुहृद्भे । शान्तस्तु सौम्यग्रहवर्गयातः शक्तोऽतिशुद्धः; this sentence names स्वहेगे and शुद्दः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ग्रहाभिभूतस्त्वतिपीडितः स्यादरातिराश्यंशगतोऽतिदीनः । खलस्तु पापग्रहवर्गयोगान्नीचेऽतिभीतो विकलोऽस्तयातः

grahābhibhūtastvatipīḍitaḥ syādarātirāśyaṃśagato'tidīnaḥ | khalastu pāpagrahavargayogānnīce'tibhīto vikalo'stayātaḥ

Overcome by ⟨another⟩ graha it becomes atipīḍita (sore afflicted); gone to an enemy's rāśi or aṃśa, atidīna; by conjunction with a malefic graha's varga, khala; in debilitation, atibhīta; and gone to setting (combust), vikala.

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  • About this edition: न्नी वे is नीचे: the pāda reads पापग्रहवर्गयोगान्नीचेऽतिभीतो विकलोऽस्तयातः. अस्त here is heliacal setting (combustion), not the 7th house — the glossary row अस्त/अस्तमय was decided on a Ṣaṭpañcāśikā praśna context and does not carry over.

वर्णास्ताम्रसितारक्तहरितापीतकर्बुराः । कृष्णकान्तिरिनादीनां नष्टादौ च प्रकीर्तिताः

varṇāstāmrasitāraktaharitāpītakarburāḥ | kṛṣṇakāntirinādīnāṃ naṣṭādau ca prakīrtitāḥ

Copper-red, white, red, green, yellow, variegated, and a black lustre — these are declared the colours of ⟨the grahas⟩ beginning with the Sun, ⟨for questions⟩ about lost articles and the like.

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  • About this edition: Seven colours to seven grahas in the standard order: Sun copper, Moon white, Mars red, Mercury green, Jupiter yellow, Venus variegated, Saturn black. इनादीणां is इनादीनाम्. नष्टादौ marks this as a praśna application (recovery of lost objects).

द्रव्याणि ताम्रमणिकाञ्चनशुक्तिरौप्यमुक्तान्ययश्च दिननाथमुखग्रहाणाम् । वह्न्यम्बुषण्मुखहरीन्द्रशचीविरञ्चिमुख्या दिवाकरमुखादधिदेवताः स्युः

dravyāṇi tāmramaṇikāñcanaśuktiraupyamuktānyayaśca dinanāthamukhagrahāṇām | vahnyambuṣaṇmukhaharīndraśacīvirañcimukhyā divākaramukhādadhidevatāḥ syuḥ

Copper, gems, gold, oyster-shell, silver, pearls and iron are the substances of the grahas beginning with the lord of day ⟨the Sun⟩. Agni (fire), the waters ⟨Varuṇa⟩, Ṣaṇmukha (Skanda), Hari (Viṣṇu), Indra, Śacī and Viriñci (Brahmā) are, reckoned from the Sun onward, the presiding deities (adhidevatās).

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  • About this edition: Both lists are to be read off in graha order from the Sun. The deity series agrees term for term with the BPHS parallel (Sun–Agni, Moon–Varuṇa, Mars–Skanda, Mercury–Viṣṇu, Jupiter–Indra, Venus–Śacī, Saturn–Brahmā), which is what fixes the reading direction of the substance series too. ग्र्हाणाम् is ग्रहाणाम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ताम्रमणिकाञ्चनशुक्तिरौप्यमुक्तान्ययश्च दिननाथमुखग्रहाणाम् । वह्न्यम्बुषण्मुखहरीन्द्रशचीविरञ्चिमुख्या; this sentence names ग्र्हाणाम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

माणिक्यं दिननायकस्य, विमलं मुक्ताफलं शीतगोः माहेयस्य च विद्रुमं मरकतं सौम्यस्य गारुत्मकम् । देवेज्यस्य च पुष्परागमसुराचार्यस्य वज्रं शनेर्नीलं निर्मलमन्ययोश्च गदिते गोमेदवैडूर्यके

māṇikyaṃ dinanāyakasya, vimalaṃ muktāphalaṃ śītagoḥ māheyasya ca vidrumaṃ marakataṃ saumyasya gārutmakam | devejyasya ca puṣparāgamasurācāryasya vajraṃ śanernīlaṃ nirmalamanyayośca gadite gomedavaiḍūryake

The ruby is the lord of day's (the Sun's); the spotless pearl the cool-rayed one's (the Moon's); coral is Mars's; the emerald, gārutmaka, is Mercury's; topaz is the preceptor of the gods' (Jupiter's); the diamond (vajra) is the preceptor of the asuras' (Venus's); the flawless blue sapphire is Saturn's; and for the other two are declared gomeda and vaiḍūrya.

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  • About this edition: गारुत्मकम् stands twice, the second time where Venus's own stone belongs — a copyist's repetition. Venus's stone is therefore NOT supplied in the translation line, though the widely quoted form of this verse reads वज्रम् (diamond) at that point. Saturn is likewise unnamed; नीलं निर्मलम् falls to him by position only, and is marked as supplied. अन्ययोः = Rāhu and Ketu.

स्थूलाम्बरं नूतनचारुचेलं कृशानुतोयाहतमध्यमानि । दृढांशुकं जीर्णमिनादिकानां वस्त्राणि सर्वे मुनयो वदन्ति

sthūlāmbaraṃ nūtanacārucelaṃ kṛśānutoyāhatamadhyamāni | dṛḍhāṃśukaṃ jīrṇaminādikānāṃ vastrāṇi sarve munayo vadanti

Coarse cloth, new and lovely cloth, ⟨cloth⟩ struck by fire and by water, middling ⟨cloths⟩, stout fine cloth, and worn-out ⟨cloth⟩ — all the sages declare these to be the garments of ⟨the grahas⟩ beginning with the Sun.

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  • About this edition: स्यूल is स्थूल, नृतन is नूतन. The middle compound as printed (कृशानुतोयाहतम्ध्यमानि, with मध्यमानि in the plural) does not divide into a clean one-item-per-graha series, so unlike vv.19–20 the one-to-one mapping is not read off here; the items are given in the order the text gives them. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्थूलाम्बरं नूतनचारुचेलं कृशानुतोयाहतमध्यमानि; this sentence names कृशानुतोयाहतम्ध्यमानि and स्यूल, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

प्रागादिका भानुसितारराहुमन्देन्दुविद्देवपुरोहिताः स्युः । शुक्रारचन्द्रज्ञसुरेज्यमन्दा वसन्तमुख्यर्त्वधिपा दृगाणैः

prāgādikā bhānusitārarāhumandenduviddevapurohitāḥ syuḥ | śukrāracandrajñasurejyamandā vasantamukhyartvadhipā dṛgāṇaiḥ

Beginning with the east, ⟨the directions belong to⟩ the Sun, Venus, Mars, Rāhu, Saturn, the Moon, Mercury and the priest of the gods (Jupiter). Venus, Mars, the Moon, Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn are the lords of the seasons beginning with spring, ⟨reckoned⟩ by the drekkāṇas.

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  • About this edition: देवपुगोहिताः is देवपुरोहिताः. Eight names for the eight directions from the east, and six for the six ṛtus from vasanta — both counts check. In the second series the e-text's ौरे between ज्ञ and इज्य is illegible and is not rendered as a name; six lords are named for six seasons without it. दृगाणैः is दृक्काणैः (drekkāṇa; the glossary records the द्रेकाण/द्रेष्काण spellings). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भानुसितारराहुमन्देन्दुविद्देवपुरोहिताः स्युः । शुक्रारचन्द्रज्ञसुरेज्यमन्दा; this sentence names देवपुगोहिताः and ौरे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

देवतोयतटवह्निविहाराः कोशगेहशयनोत्करदेशाः । भानुपूर्वनिलयाः परिकल्प्या वेश्मकोणनिलयावहिकेतू

devatoyataṭavahnivihārāḥ kośagehaśayanotkaradeśāḥ | bhānupūrvanilayāḥ parikalpyā veśmakoṇanilayāvahiketū

A god's ⟨house⟩, a water's edge, a fire-place, a pleasure-house, a treasury, a bedchamber, and a place of refuse-heaps — these are to be assigned as the dwellings of ⟨the grahas⟩ beginning with the Sun; the serpent (Rāhu) and Ketu have their dwelling in the corner of the house.

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  • About this edition: कोशगेदृ is कोशगृह; अवहिकेनू is अहिकेतू. Seven places for the seven grahas from the Sun, then Rāhu and Ketu together — nine in all, which the count confirms. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कोशगेहशयनोत्करदेशाः । भानुपूर्वनिलयाः परिकल्प्या वेश्मकोणनिलयावहिकेतू; this sentence names कोशगेदृ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लङ्कादिकृष्णासरिदन्तमारः सितस्ततो गौतमिकान्तभूमिः । विन्ध्यान्तमार्यः सुरनिम्नगान्तं बुधः शनिः स्यात्तुहिनाचलान्तः

laṅkādikṛṣṇāsaridantamāraḥ sitastato gautamikāntabhūmiḥ | vindhyāntamāryaḥ suranimnagāntaṃ budhaḥ śaniḥ syāttuhinācalāntaḥ

From Laṅkā up to the river Kṛṣṇā is Mars's; from there the land ending at the Gautamī (Godāvarī) is Venus's; up to the Vindhya, Jupiter's; up to the river of the gods (the Gaṅgā), Mercury's; and Saturn's ⟨reaches⟩ to the snowy mountain (the Himālaya).

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  • About this edition: गौतभिका is गौतमिका (the Godāvarī); सुरनिग्नगा is सुरनिम्नगा; तुहिनाचक is तुहिनाचल. Only five grahas receive zones as the verse is printed; the Sun and the Moon are not assigned here, and none is supplied. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लङ्कादिकृष्णासरिदन्तमारः सितस्ततो गौतमिकान्तभूमिः । विन्ध्यान्तमार्यः सुरनिम्नगान्तं बुधः शनिः स्यात्तुहिनाचलान्तः; this sentence names सुरनिग्नगा and तुहिनाचक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विप्रौ जीवसितौ दिनेशरुधिरौ भूपालकौ वैश्यराड् इन्दुः शूद्रकुलाधिपः शशिसुतो मन्दोऽवराणां पतिः । आदित्यामरमन्त्रिशीतकिरणाः सत्त्वप्रधानग्रहाः शुक्रज्ञौ सरजोगुणौ शनिधरापुत्रौ तमःस्वामिनौ

viprau jīvasitau dineśarudhirau bhūpālakau vaiśyarāḍ induḥ śūdrakulādhipaḥ śaśisuto mando'varāṇāṃ patiḥ | ādityāmaramantriśītakiraṇāḥ sattvapradhānagrahāḥ śukrajñau sarajoguṇau śanidharāputrau tamaḥsvāminau

Jupiter and Venus are brāhmaṇas; the Sun and Mars (Rudhira) are rulers of the earth ⟨kṣatriyas⟩; the Moon is a vaiśya king; Mercury is lord of the śūdra class; Saturn is lord of the lowest. The Sun, the minister of the gods (Jupiter) and the cool-rayed one (the Moon) are grahas in whom sattva predominates; Venus and Mercury have the quality of rajas; Saturn and the son of the earth (Mars) are the lords of tamas.

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  • About this edition: जीब is जीव. अवराणां पतिः is rendered at its weight — 'lord of the lowest', i.e. of those below the four varṇas; the verse says it and it is not softened. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जीवसितौ; this sentence names जीब, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नराकारा भानुक्षितिजगुरवः शुक्रशशिनौ वधूरूपौ षण्ढप्रकृतिपुरुषौ मन्दशशिजौ । वियत्क्षोणीतेजःपवनपयसामेव पतयः सुराचार्यज्ञारद्युमणिसुतदेवारिसचिवाः

narākārā bhānukṣitijaguravaḥ śukraśaśinau vadhūrūpau ṣaṇḍhaprakṛtipuruṣau mandaśaśijau | viyatkṣoṇītejaḥpavanapayasāmeva patayaḥ surācāryajñāradyumaṇisutadevārisacivāḥ

The Sun, Mars and Jupiter are of male form; Venus and the Moon are of the form of women; Saturn and Mercury are persons of neuter (ṣaṇḍha) nature. The preceptor of the gods (Jupiter), Mercury, Mars, the son of the sun-gem (Saturn) and the minister of the enemies of the gods (Venus) are the lords, respectively, of ether, earth, fire, wind and water.

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  • About this edition: धुमणिसुत is द्युमणिसुत (Saturn). The five bhūtas and their five lords are matched position by position, as the mūla sets them out. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वियत्क्षोणीतेजःपवनपयसामेव पतयः सुराचार्यज्ञारद्युमणिसुतदेवारिसचिवाः; this sentence names धुमणिसुत, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कक्षायां क्रमशो दिनेशतनयाज्ज्योतिर्भचक्राश्रिताः छायासूनुगुरुक्षमाजदिनकृच्छुकेन्दुपुत्रेन्दवः । मज्जास्नायुवसाऽस्थिशुक्ररुधिरत्वग्धातुनाथाः क्रमाद् । आरार्किज्यदिनेशशुक्रशशभृत्तारासुताः कीर्तिताः

kakṣāyāṃ kramaśo dineśatanayājjyotirbhacakrāśritāḥ chāyāsūnugurukṣamājadinakṛcchukenduputrendavaḥ | majjāsnāyuvasā'sthiśukrarudhiratvagdhātunāthāḥ kramād | ārārkijyadineśaśukraśaśabhṛttārāsutāḥ kīrtitāḥ

In their orbits, in order beginning from the Sun's son (Saturn), resting in the circle of the luminaries: the son of Chāyā (Saturn), Jupiter, the earth-born (Mars), the maker of day (the Sun), Venus, the Moon's son (Mercury), and the Moon. Marrow, sinew, fat, bone, semen, blood and skin — the lords of these dhātus are declared to be, in order, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, the Sun, Venus, the Moon and Mercury.

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  • About this edition: भज्जा is मज्जा. Seven dhātus to seven lords, and the resulting pairing agrees with the BPHS parallel (Sun–bone, Moon–blood, Mars–marrow, Mercury–skin, Jupiter–fat, Venus–semen, Saturn–sinew). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्रमशो दिनेशतनयाज्ज्योतिर्भचक्राश्रिताः छायासूनुगुरुक्षमाजदिनकृच्छुकेन्दुपुत्रेन्दवः । मज्जास्नायुवसाऽस्थिशुक्ररुधिरत्वग्धातुनाथाः; this sentence names भज्जा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: क्रमओ is क्रमशो. दिनेशतयाज् is garbled and is not rendered; the sequence itself (Saturn → Moon) is the standard descending order of the orbits, and 'from the highest' is marked as supplied on that ground alone. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्रमशो दिनेशतनयाज्ज्योतिर्भचक्राश्रिताः छायासूनुगुरुक्षमाजदिनकृच्छुकेन्दुपुत्रेन्दवः । मज्जास्नायुवसाऽस्थिशुक्ररुधिरत्वग्धातुनाथाः; this sentence names दिनेशतयाज् and क्रमओ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लवणकटुकषायस्वादुतिक्ताम्लमिश्राः शशिरविशनिजीवारासुरेज्यज्ञनाथाः । अयनदिवसपक्षर्त्वब्दमासक्षणेशा रविकुजसितसौम्या मन्दजीवेन्दवश्च

lavaṇakaṭukaṣāyasvādutiktāmlamiśrāḥ śaśiraviśanijīvārāsurejyajñanāthāḥ | ayanadivasapakṣartvabdamāsakṣaṇeśā ravikujasitasaumyā mandajīvendavaśca

Salty, pungent, astringent, sweet, bitter, sour and mixed — the lords of ⟨these tastes⟩ are the Moon, the Sun, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Venus and Mercury ⟨in that order⟩. The lords of the ayana, the day, the pakṣa (fortnight), the ṛtu (season), the year, the month and the kṣaṇa (moment) are the Sun, Mars, Venus, Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter and the Moon.

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  • About this edition: Seven tastes matched one-to-one with seven grahas, and seven time-divisions with seven grahas; both enumerations are order-matched in the mūla and are given here in the mūla's own order.

पादेक्षणं भवति सोदरमानराश्योरर्धं त्रिकोणयुगलेऽखिलखेचराणाम् । पादोनदृष्टिनिचयश्चतुरस्रयुग्मे सम्पूर्णदृग्बलमनङ्गगृहे वदन्ति

pādekṣaṇaṃ bhavati sodaramānarāśyorardhaṃ trikoṇayugale'khilakhecarāṇām | pādonadṛṣṭinicayaścaturasrayugme sampūrṇadṛgbalamanaṅgagṛhe vadanti

A quarter-aspect falls on the sodara ⟨3rd⟩ and māna ⟨10th⟩ rāśis, and half ⟨an aspect⟩ on the pair of trikoṇas ⟨5th and 9th⟩ — for all the sky-going grahas. Three-quarters of the aspect ⟨falls⟩ on the pair of caturasras ⟨4th and 8th⟩; and in the house of Anaṅga ⟨the 7th⟩ they declare the aspect-strength to be complete.

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  • About this edition: pāda 3 of the e-text reads dṛṣtinacayaḥ, an obvious slip for dṛṣṭi-nicayaḥ, 'the sum of the aspect'.

शनिरतिबलशाली पाददृग्वीर्ययोगे सुरकुलपतिमन्त्री कोणदृष्टौ शुभः स्यात् । त्रितयचरणदृष्ट्या भूकुमारः समर्थः सकलगगनवासाः सप्तमे दृग्बलाढ्याः

śaniratibalaśālī pādadṛgvīryayoge surakulapatimantrī koṇadṛṣṭau śubhaḥ syāt | tritayacaraṇadṛṣṭyā bhūkumāraḥ samarthaḥ sakalagaganavāsāḥ saptame dṛgbalāḍhyāḥ

Saturn is exceedingly strong where the quarter-aspect is joined with ⟨full⟩ potency ⟨the 3rd and 10th⟩; the minister of the lord of the celestial clan ⟨Jupiter⟩ is auspicious in the trine aspect ⟨the 5th and 9th⟩; Mars, the prince of the Earth, is at full capacity by the three-quarter aspect ⟨the 4th and 8th⟩; and all the dwellers of the sky are rich in aspect-strength in the 7th.

अथोर्ध्वदृष्टी दिननाथभौमौ दृष्टिः कटाक्षेण कवीन्दुसून्वोः । शशाङ्कगुर्वोः समभागदृष्टिरधोऽक्षिपातस्त्वहिनाथशन्योः

athordhvadṛṣṭī dinanāthabhaumau dṛṣṭiḥ kaṭākṣeṇa kavīndusūnvoḥ | śaśāṅkagurvoḥ samabhāgadṛṣṭiradho'kṣipātastvahināthaśanyoḥ

Now: the lord of day ⟨the Sun⟩ and Bhauma ⟨Mars⟩ are upward-gazing; the gaze of Kavi ⟨Venus⟩ and the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩ is by a sidelong glance; the Moon and Jupiter have a level gaze; and the downward cast of the eye belongs to the lord of serpents ⟨Rāhu⟩ and Saturn.

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  • About this edition: Rendered as printed. The fourth pāda's dual compound reads dinātha-śanyoḥ, which makes the Sun downward-gazing though pāda 1 has already made it upward-gazing; pāda 3's gama-bhāga is likewise a slip for sama-bhāga, 'level'. The e-text's own header says it needs proofreading, and no manuscript is at hand to settle either word. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अथोर्ध्वदृष्टी दिननाथभौमौ दृष्टिः कटाक्षेण कवीन्दुसून्वोः । शशाङ्कगुर्वोः समभागदृष्टिरधोऽक्षिपातस्त्वहिनाथशन्योः; this sentence names dinātha, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वोच्चत्रिकोणस्वसुहृद्दृगाणराश्यंशवैशेषिकवर्गवन्तः । आरोहवीर्याधिकविन्दुकास्ते खेचारिणः स्थानबलाधिकाः स्युः

svoccatrikoṇasvasuhṛddṛgāṇarāśyaṃśavaiśeṣikavargavantaḥ | ārohavīryādhikavindukāste khecāriṇaḥ sthānabalādhikāḥ syuḥ

Those sky-goers who possess their own sign, exaltation, mūlatrikoṇa, a friend's ⟨sign⟩, drekkāṇa, rāśi, aṃśa and the vaiśeṣika-varga, and who are high in ascending potency and abundant in bindus, are the ones abundant in positional strength (sthāna-bala).

नीचारिपापखगयोगनिरीक्ष्यमाणास्तद्वर्गसन्धिलघुबिन्दुदुरंशकाश्च । आदित्यरश्मिपरिभूतपराजितास्ते दृष्ट्यादिशक्त्यसहिताश्च न शोभनाः स्युः

nīcāripāpakhagayoganirīkṣyamāṇāstadvargasandhilaghubinduduraṃśakāśca | ādityaraśmiparibhūtaparājitāste dṛṣṭyādiśaktyasahitāśca na śobhanāḥ syuḥ

Grahas placed in debilitation or in an enemy's ⟨sign⟩, or conjoined with or aspected by malefic grahas (khaga); those at the junction (sandhi) of those vargas, with few bindus and in bad aṃśas; those overcome by the Sun's rays and defeated ⟨in planetary war⟩; and those devoid of the powers beginning with aspect — these are not commendable.

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  • About this edition: svaga, 'in its own ⟨place⟩', sits oddly inside a list of afflictions; it is rendered literally rather than emended, since the e-text is unproofread. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads पापखगयोग for पापस्वगयोग (metre, 2026-09-21): svaga is gone, the list names malefic grahas (khaga), and the oddity this note records no longer arises.]

विलग्नपातालवधूनभोगा बुधामरेज्यौ भृगुसूनुचन्द्रौ । मन्दो धरासूनुदिवाकरौ चेत् क्रमेण ते दिग्बलशालिनः स्युः

vilagnapātālavadhūnabhogā budhāmarejyau bhṛgusūnucandrau | mando dharāsūnudivākarau cet krameṇa te digbalaśālinaḥ syuḥ

If Mercury and Jupiter are in the lagna, Venus and the Moon in the pātāla ⟨4th⟩, Saturn in the vadhū ⟨7th⟩, and Mars and the Sun in the nabhas ⟨10th⟩ — then, in that order, they possess directional strength (dig-bala).

निशीन्दुमन्दावनिजाः परेऽहनि स्वकीयहोरासममासवासराः । सितादिपक्षद्वयगाः शुभाशुभा बुधः सदा कालजवीर्यशालिनः

niśīndumandāvanijāḥ pare'hani svakīyahorāsamamāsavāsarāḥ | sitādipakṣadvayagāḥ śubhāśubhā budhaḥ sadā kālajavīryaśālinaḥ

At night the Moon, Saturn and Mars ⟨are strong⟩, and by day the others; ⟨so too⟩ in their own horā, their own year, month and day. Benefics and malefics ⟨are strong⟩ in the two pakṣas beginning with the bright ⟨respectively⟩, and Mercury always — ⟨thus⟩ do they possess the potency born of time.

जैत्रा वक्रसमागमोपगसितज्ञारामरेज्यासिताः, दिव्याशायनगेन्दुतिग्मकिरणौ चेष्टाबलांशाधिकाः । सौम्यक्षेपयुता महीसुतमुखाश्चेष्टाबलाढ्याः क्रमान् नैसर्गस्य बलाधिकाः शनिकुजज्ञाचार्यशुक्रेन्द्वनाः

jaitrā vakrasamāgamopagasitajñārāmarejyāsitāḥ, divyāśāyanagendutigmakiraṇau ceṣṭābalāṃśādhikāḥ | saumyakṣepayutā mahīsutamukhāśceṣṭābalāḍhyāḥ kramān naisargasya balādhikāḥ śanikujajñācāryaśukrendvanāḥ

Venus, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, when retrograde or victorious on coming to a meeting ⟨in planetary war⟩, and the Moon and the hot-rayed one ⟨the Sun⟩ when gone into the divine ⟨northern⟩ ayana, are abundant in the portions of ceṣṭā-bala. Mars and the others, when joined with a northern latitude, are rich in ceṣṭā-bala. In ascending order of natural (naisargika) strength stand Saturn, Mars, Mercury, the preceptor ⟨Jupiter⟩, Venus, the Moon and the Sun.

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  • About this edition: The first half is corrupt: the e-text itself prints a bracketed variant, mahīsuta-bhusvā(khā)ḥ, and no reading of that compound can be established, so only 'joined with northern latitude' and 'Mars' are rendered from it. The naisargika sequence in the second half is intact and runs from weakest (Saturn) to strongest (the Sun); the e-text's indvanāḥ stands for indu + ina, the Moon and the Sun. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वक्रसमागमोपगसितज्ञारामरेज्यासिताः, दिव्याशायनगेन्दुतिग्मकिरणौ चेष्टाबलांशाधिकाः । सौम्यक्षेपयुता महीसुतमुखाश्चेष्टाबलाढ्याः; this sentence names bhusvā, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads महीसुतमुखाश्चेष्टाबलाढ्याः (metre, 2026-09-21), so the compound this note calls unestablished is settled as महीसुतमुखाः, 'headed by Mars', and the English renders 'Mars and the others' whole.]
  • About this edition: The five grahas named are exactly the five that go retrograde; the Sun and Moon, which do not, are given their ceṣṭā-bala from the ayana instead.

क्रमेण दृक्स्थाननिसर्गचेष्टादिक्कालवीर्याणि च षड्बलानि । सुधाकरेष्विन्दुशरेन्दुशैलभेदानि तानि प्रवदन्ति सन्तः

krameṇa dṛksthānanisargaceṣṭādikkālavīryāṇi ca ṣaḍbalāni | sudhākareṣvinduśarenduśailabhedāni tāni pravadanti santaḥ

In order — the potencies of aspect (dṛk), position (sthāna), nature (naisarga), motion (ceṣṭā), direction (dik) and time (kāla): these are the six strengths (ṣaḍbala); and the good declare their divisions to be one, five, one, five, one and seven ⟨respectively⟩.

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  • About this edition: The counts are given in bhūta-saṃkhyā number-words — sudhākara (the moon) 1, iṣu (arrow) 5, indu 1, śara (arrow) 5, indu 1, śaila (the seven kula-mountains) 7 — matched to the six balas in the order just named.

स्वरूपषष्ट्यंशविषष्टिकांशा मृगादिवीर्योपगषड्बलाढ्याः । क्रमेण तद्योगभवं ग्रहाणां बलं हि पूर्णं त्रिपदं दलं वा

svarūpaṣaṣṭyaṃśaviṣaṣṭikāṃśā mṛgādivīryopagaṣaḍbalāḍhyāḥ | krameṇa tadyogabhavaṃ grahāṇāṃ balaṃ hi pūrṇaṃ tripadaṃ dalaṃ vā

⟨Reckoned⟩ in whole rūpas and in sixtieth parts ⟨virūpas⟩, ⟨the grahas⟩ abundant in the six strengths that attain the potency beginning with mṛga …: the strength of the grahas arising from the sum of those ⟨six⟩ is, in order, full, three-quarters, or half.

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  • About this edition: mṛgādi-vīrya in pāda 2 cannot be resolved from this unproofread e-text and is left standing untranslated; the measure (rūpa and its sixtieth part) and the three grades of the total — pūrṇa, tripada, dala — are secure.

अर्धाधिकं षट्कमिनस्य सूरेः शुक्रस्य पञ्चाधिकमर्धरूपम् । सप्तेन्दुपुत्रस्य बलं षडिन्दोः सौरारयोः सायकरूपसंख्या

ardhādhikaṃ ṣaṭkaminasya sūreḥ śukrasya pañcādhikamardharūpam | saptenduputrasya balaṃ ṣaḍindoḥ saurārayoḥ sāyakarūpasaṃkhyā

Six and a half ⟨rūpas⟩ for the Sun and for Jupiter; for Venus, five and a half rūpa; the strength of Mercury, the Moon's son, is seven; six for the Moon; and for Saturn and Mars the count is five rūpas.

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  • About this edition: The seven required amounts are 6.5, 6.5, 5.5, 7, 6, 5, 5 for the Sun, Jupiter, Venus, Mercury, the Moon, Saturn and Mars. Both genitives of pāda 1 (inasya, sūreḥ) govern the same 'six and a half'; sāyaka, 'arrow', is the number-word for five.

अन्योन्यतः सोदरलाभमानपातालवित्तव्ययराशिसंस्थाः । तत्कालमित्राणि खगा भवन्ति तदन्ययाता यदि शत्रवस्ते

anyonyataḥ sodaralābhamānapātālavittavyayarāśisaṃsthāḥ | tatkālamitrāṇi khagā bhavanti tadanyayātā yadi śatravaste

Grahas standing in one another's sodara ⟨3rd⟩, lābha ⟨11th⟩, māna ⟨10th⟩, pātāla ⟨4th⟩, vitta ⟨2nd⟩ and vyaya ⟨12th⟩ rāśis become friends for that time (tatkāla-mitra); if they have gone anywhere other than these, they are enemies.

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  • About this edition: svagāḥ is taken as 'occupying the same sign', i.e. conjunct. BPHS counts the 1st (the same sign) as a temporal enemy, so this line either departs from that rule or the word carries some other sense in this edition; the Hindi keeps svaga so the ambiguity survives. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads तत्कालमित्राणि खगा भवन्ति for तत्कालमित्राणि स्वगा भवन्ति (metre, 2026-09-21): svagāḥ is gone, the line says nothing about grahas in the same sign, the conflict with BPHS this note describes does not arise, and the Hindi reads खग ⟨ग्रह⟩.]

मित्राणि भानोः कुजचन्द्रजीवाः शत्रू सितार्की शशिजः समानः । चन्द्रस्य मित्रे दिननायकज्ञौ समा गुरुक्ष्माजसितासिताः स्युः

mitrāṇi bhānoḥ kujacandrajīvāḥ śatrū sitārkī śaśijaḥ samānaḥ | candrasya mitre dinanāyakajñau samā gurukṣmājasitāsitāḥ syuḥ

The Sun's friends are Mars, the Moon and Jupiter; his two enemies are Venus and Saturn; Mercury is neutral. The Moon's two friends are the lord of day ⟨the Sun⟩ and Mercury; Jupiter, Mars, Venus and Saturn are neutral ⟨to her⟩.

आरस्य मित्राणि रवीन्दुजीवाश्चान्द्री रिपुः शुक्रशनी समानौ । सूर्यासुरेज्यौ सुहृदौ बुधस्य समाः शनीज्यावनिजास्त्वरीन्दुः

ārasya mitrāṇi ravīndujīvāścāndrī ripuḥ śukraśanī samānau | sūryāsurejyau suhṛdau budhasya samāḥ śanījyāvanijāstvarīnduḥ

Mars's friends are the Sun, the Moon and Jupiter; the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩ is his enemy; Venus and Saturn are neutral. The Sun and the preceptor of the asuras ⟨Venus⟩ are Mercury's two friends; Saturn, Jupiter and Mars are neutral; but the Moon is ⟨his⟩ enemy.

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  • About this edition: The word for 'friends' is not in the mūla in the second half, where the pair sūrya-asurejyau stands alone against the explicit samāḥ and ariḥ that follow; it is supplied. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads सूर्यासुरेज्यौ सुहृदौ बुधस्य for सूर्यासुरेज्यौ बुधस्य (metre, 2026-09-21): the word for 'friends' now stands in the text, and the English renders it rather than supplying it.]

सूर्यारचन्द्राः सुहृदस्तु सूरेः शत्रू सितज्ञौ रविजः समानः । मित्रे शनिज्ञौ भृगुनन्दनस्येन्द्विनावरी जीवकुजौ समानौ

sūryāracandrāḥ suhṛdastu sūreḥ śatrū sitajñau ravijaḥ samānaḥ | mitre śanijñau bhṛgunandanasyendvināvarī jīvakujau samānau

The Sun, Mars and the Moon are Jupiter's well-wishers; his two enemies are Venus and Mercury; the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩ is neutral. Saturn and Mercury are the friends of Bhṛgu's son ⟨Venus⟩; the Moon and the Sun are his enemies; Jupiter and Mars are the two neutrals.

मन्दस्य सूर्येन्दुकुजाश्च शत्रवः समः सुरेज्यः सुहृदौ सितेन्दुजौ। तत्कालनैसर्गिकतश्च पञ्चधा पुनः प्रकल्प्यास्त्वतिमित्रशत्रवः॥४५॥

mandasya sūryendukujāśca śatravaḥ samaḥ surejyaḥ suhṛdau sitendujau| tatkālanaisargikataśca pañcadhā punaḥ prakalpyāstvatimitraśatravaḥ||45||

The Sun, the Moon and Mars are Saturn's enemies; Jupiter is neutral to him; Venus and Mercury are his friends. From the temporal and the natural relations taken together, five degrees are then to be reckoned again — including the great friends and the bitter enemies.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM MULTIPLE INDEPENDENT PRINTINGS. kashi-ss-kapileshvara-vimala_djvu.txt line 4609 · chowkhamba-1953-chaudhary-pandeya_djvu.txt line 3961 · ojha-saurabha-part1_djvu.txt line 7714 (numbered ॥४५॥ there) · prajnavardhini-mishra-2018_djvu.txt line 21446 — four independent printings.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: our source e-text skips this number. The absence was invisible to the total because 28 sub-numbered records elsewhere made the count agree with Sastri's printed 1,918 — see text.json coverage.expectedVerses.perChapter.
  • Another reading: OUR FILE HELD THIS VERSE TWICE. The second copy carried the id "44.5" and was removed on 2026-09-09 after the plate showed Sastri prints the verse once. ⚠ THE TWO COPIES DID NOT READ ALIKE, AND NOBODY HAS ADJUDICATED THEM. The removed copy read: «मन्दस्य सूर्येन्दुकुजाश्च शत्रवः समः सुरेज्यः सुहृदौ सितेन्दुजौ». This record reads: «मन्दस्य सूर्येन्दुकुजाश्च शत्रवः समः सुरेज्यः सुहृदौ सितेन्दुजौ। तत्कालनैसर्गिकतश्च पञ्चधा पुनः प्रकल्प्यास्त्वतिमिश्रशत्रवः॥४५॥». Where they differ, neither reading has been ruled on against the plate — the pass that found the duplication reported the differences as LEADS and said so. Do not adopt either silently; read the leaf. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्रकल्प्यास्त्वतिमित्रशत्रवः॥४५॥; this sentence names प्रकल्प्यास्त्वतिमिश्रशत्रवः॥४५॥, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

द्वयोः सुहृत्त्वं त्वतिमित्रता भवेद् द्विधाऽरयस्ते तु सदाऽतिशत्रवः। सुहृत्समत्वं सुहृदेव केवलं रिपुः समारिस्त्वरिमित्रतासमः॥४६॥

dvayoḥ suhṛttvaṃ tvatimitratā bhaved dvidhā'rayaste tu sadā'tiśatravaḥ| suhṛtsamatvaṃ suhṛdeva kevalaṃ ripuḥ samāristvarimitratāsamaḥ||46||

Friendship on both counts becomes great friendship; enemies on both counts are always bitter enemies. Friend-and-neutral is simply a friend; enemy-and-neutral is an enemy; and enemy-and-friend is neutral.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM MULTIPLE INDEPENDENT PRINTINGS. chaukhambha-1979_djvu.txt line 3435 · ojha-saurabha-part1_djvu.txt line 7716, where it carries the numeral ॥४६॥ — two independent printings.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: our source e-text skips this number. The absence was invisible to the total because 28 sub-numbered records elsewhere made the count agree with Sastri's printed 1,918 — see text.json coverage.expectedVerses.perChapter.

रविः स्थिरः शीतकरश्चरः स्यादुग्रः कुजश्चन्द्रसुतस्तु मिश्रः । मृदुः सुरेज्यो भृगुजो लघुश्च शनिः सुतीक्ष्णः कथितो मुनीन्द्रैः

raviḥ sthiraḥ śītakaraścaraḥ syādugraḥ kujaścandrasutastu miśraḥ | mṛduḥ surejyo bhṛgujo laghuśca śaniḥ sutīkṣṇaḥ kathito munīndraiḥ

The Sun is steadfast, the cool-rayed Moon is moving, Mars is fierce, and the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩ is of mixed nature; the preceptor of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩ is gentle, Bhṛgu's son ⟨Venus⟩ is light, and Saturn is very sharp — so the foremost of sages have declared.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: Both half-lines scan as Upajāti (Indravajrā/Upendravajrā, eleven syllables), which is an independent check needing no book, and it passed on this reading.
  • Another reading: FOUR AKṢARAS WERE MISREAD BEFORE THEY WERE SETTLED, and the record of it is useful. On the coarser of the two Vol I scans (760×1201 px per page) they read as साधुग्र, भूजः and मित्रः even at 1200 dpi. The second Vol I scan on disk is the SAME 1932 edition at about 18% more linear resolution, and at 800 dpi they are plain: स्यादुग्रः, कुजः, मिश्रः. Three things then confirmed it independently — Sastri's own English says the Moon 'is wandering' (चरः, not चारु) and Mercury 'has a mixture of diverse qualities' (मिश्रः, not मित्रः); four other printings read the same words (chaukhambha-1979_djvu.txt line 3466, chowkhamba-1953_djvu.txt line 4083, kashi-ss_djvu.txt line 4759, prajnavardhini_djvu.txt line 21770); and both pādas scan as Upajāti only on the corrected reading, because उग्रः must open with a heavy syllable and neither मित्र nor चारु can supply one.

क्रमाच्चरागद्विशरीरभानामुपान्त्यधर्मस्मरगास्तदीशाः । खरेशमान्दिस्थितराशिनाथा ह्यतीव बाधाकरखेचराः स्युः

kramāccarāgadviśarīrabhānāmupāntyadharmasmaragāstadīśāḥ | khareśamāndisthitarāśināthā hyatīva bādhākarakhecarāḥ syuḥ

For signs that are movable, fixed ⟨aga⟩ and dual, in that order, the lords of the eleventh ⟨upāntya⟩, of the ninth ⟨dharma⟩ and of the seventh ⟨smara⟩ — and along with them the lords of the signs occupied by Khareśa and by Māndi ⟨Gulika⟩ — are the planets that obstruct most of all.

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  • About this edition: THE TECHNICAL VOCABULARY, because none of these words means what a dictionary first offers. उपान्त्य = the eleventh house (the 'next to last'), धर्म = the ninth, स्मर = the seventh. चराग is cara + aga, 'movable and immovable' — अग, 'that which does not go', is the fixed sign. खर is the lord of the twenty-second drekkāṇa and मान्दि is Gulika. The Chaukhambhā ṭīkā glosses the compound in exactly those terms (उपान्त्यधर्मस्मरगाः = एकादश-नवम-सप्तमस्थानगता, chaukhambha-1979_djvu.txt line 3475), and Sastri's own English agrees. Sastri also cross-references his Adhyāya XVIII śloka 30 forward and V-56 back.
  • Another reading: SASTRI DOES NOT DOUBLE A CONSONANT AFTER REPHA, and this verse is where that was settled. On the coarse scan the word read धर्म्म, the older dharmma orthography. On the better scan the repha stands over a SINGLE म, and śloka 49 on the same page prints कर्म with a single म. So the reading is धर्मस्मर. Four other printings agree. The same trap will appear on every page of this edition.
  • About this edition: All four pādas scan as Upendravajrā on this reading — an independent check that needs no second book.

सूर्यादात्मपितृप्रभावनिरुजाशक्तिश्रियश्चिन्तयेत् चेतोबुद्धिनृपप्रसादजननीसम्पत्करश्चन्द्रमाः । सत्त्वं रोगगुणानुजावनिसुतज्ञातीर्धरासूनुना विद्याबन्धुविवेकमातुलसुहृत्त्वक्कर्मकृद्बोधनः

sūryādātmapitṛprabhāvanirujāśaktiśriyaścintayet cetobuddhinṛpaprasādajananīsampatkaraścandramāḥ | sattvaṃ rogaguṇānujāvanisutajñātīrdharāsūnunā vidyābandhuvivekamātulasuhṛttvakkarmakṛdbodhanaḥ

From the Sun one should consider the self, the father, majesty, freedom from disease, power and prosperity. The Moon is the maker of the mind, the intellect, the favour of the king, the mother and wealth. Strength, disease, quality, the younger brother, land, ⟨sons⟩ and kinsmen — ⟨these are judged⟩ through Mars, the son of the Earth. Mercury, the awakener, brings about learning, kinsmen, discrimination, the maternal uncle, friends, the skin and action.

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  • About this edition: The e-text prints its own lacuna marker "LOST PAGE" 3 times immediately before this verse: the page carrying the intervening verses is missing from the exemplar that was transliterated.
  • About this edition: Edition: the e-text prints its own lacuna marker 'LOST PAGE' three times immediately before this verse — the leaf carrying the intervening verses is missing from the exemplar transliterated, which is why 45–48 are not in this unit. In pāda 3, avani-suta is rendered as two items, 'land' and 'sons'; read as one word it means Mars itself, which would be circular in a list of Mars's own significations.

प्रज्ञानित्यशरीरपुष्टितनयज्ञानानि वागीश्वरात् पत्नीवाहनभूषणानि मदनव्यापारसौख्यं भृगोः । आयुर्जीवनमृत्युकारणविपत्सम्पत्प्रदाता शनिः सर्पेणैव पितामहं तु शिखिना मातामहं चिन्तयेत्

prajñānityaśarīrapuṣṭitanayajñānāni vāgīśvarāt patnīvāhanabhūṣaṇāni madanavyāpārasaukhyaṃ bhṛgoḥ | āyurjīvanamṛtyukāraṇavipatsampatpradātā śaniḥ sarpeṇaiva pitāmahaṃ tu śikhinā mātāmahaṃ cintayet

Wisdom, the body's constant nourishment, sons and knowledge ⟨come⟩ from the lord of speech ⟨Jupiter⟩. Wife, vehicles, ornaments and the happiness of amorous dealings, from Venus. Saturn is the giver of lifespan, livelihood, the cause of death, misfortune and fortune. By the serpent ⟨Rāhu⟩ alone one should consider the paternal grandfather, and by the crested one ⟨Ketu⟩ the maternal grandfather.

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  • About this edition: nitya in pāda 1 is taken adverbially with śarīra-puṣṭi ('the body's constant nourishment') rather than as a separate item in the list.

द्युमणिरमरमन्त्री भूसुतः सोमसौम्यौ गुरुरिनतनयारौ भार्गवो भानुपुत्रः । दिनकरदिविजेज्यौ जीवभानुज्ञमन्दाः सुरगुरुरिनसूनुः कारकाः स्युर्विलग्नात्

dyumaṇiramaramantrī bhūsutaḥ somasaumyau gururinatanayārau bhārgavo bhānuputraḥ | dinakaradivijejyau jīvabhānujñamandāḥ suragururinasūnuḥ kārakāḥ syurvilagnāt

The Sun; the counsellor of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩; the son of the Earth ⟨Mars⟩; the Moon and Mercury; Jupiter; the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩ and Mars; Venus; the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩; the Sun and Jupiter; Jupiter, the Sun, Mercury and Saturn; the preceptor of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩; and the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩ — these are the kārakas ⟨of the twelve houses⟩ reckoned from the lagna.

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  • About this edition: The mūla names no house numbers: it lists twelve slots of grahas in sequence, to be counted off against the twelve bhāvas from the lagna. In order: 1 Sun; 2 Jupiter; 3 Mars; 4 Moon and Mercury; 5 Jupiter; 6 Saturn and Mars; 7 Venus; 8 Saturn; 9 Sun and Jupiter; 10 Jupiter, Sun, Mercury and Saturn; 11 Jupiter; 12 Saturn.

कामावनीनन्दनराशियाताः सितेन्दुपुत्रामरवन्द्यमानाः । अरिष्टदास्तेऽखिलजातकेषु सदाऽष्टमस्थः शनिरिष्टदः स्यात्

kāmāvanīnandanarāśiyātāḥ sitenduputrāmaravandyamānāḥ | ariṣṭadāste'khilajātakeṣu sadā'ṣṭamasthaḥ śaniriṣṭadaḥ syāt

Venus, the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩ and he who is adored by the immortals ⟨Jupiter⟩, when gone to the signs of kāma ⟨the 7th⟩, avanī ⟨the 4th⟩ and nandana ⟨the 5th⟩ ⟨respectively⟩, are givers of calamity in every nativity; but Saturn placed in the 8th is always a giver of benefit.

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  • About this edition: The three house-words are taken in the kāraka sense set up by verse 51 — Venus is kāraka of the 7th, Mercury of the 4th, Jupiter of the 5th — so the line states the rule that a kāraka in its own bhāva harms it, with Saturn in the 8th as the standing exception. Read as one word, avanī-nandana means Mars, which would give instead 'the signs of kāma and of Mars'; the kāraka reading is preferred here because it alone accounts for the Saturn exception in the second half.

प्रतापशाली चतुरस्रदेहः श्यामारुणाङ्गो मधुपिङ्गलाक्षः । पित्तात्मकः स्वल्पकचाभिरामो दिवाकरः सत्त्वगुणप्रधानः

pratāpaśālī caturasradehaḥ śyāmāruṇāṅgo madhupiṅgalākṣaḥ | pittātmakaḥ svalpakacābhirāmo divākaraḥ sattvaguṇapradhānaḥ

Full of majesty, square of body, with dark-red limbs and honey-tawny eyes, of bilious constitution, handsome though scant of hair, predominantly of the sattva quality — such is the Sun.

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  • About this edition: The e-text prints devākaraḥ where sense and metre require divākaraḥ, the Sun. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दिवाकरः; this sentence names devākaraḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सञ्चारशीलो मृदुवाग्विवेकी शुभेक्षणश्चारुतरस्थिराङ्गः । सदैव धीमांस्तनुवृत्तकायः कफानिलात्मा च सुधाकरः स्यात्

sañcāraśīlo mṛduvāgvivekī śubhekṣaṇaścārutarasthirāṅgaḥ | sadaiva dhīmāṃstanuvṛttakāyaḥ kaphānilātmā ca sudhākaraḥ syāt

Given to roaming, soft of speech, discerning, of auspicious gaze, with exceedingly lovely and steady limbs, always wise, of slender and rounded body, and of phlegm-and-wind constitution — such is the Moon, the maker of nectar.

क्रूरेक्षणस्तरुणमूर्त्तिरुदारशीलः पित्तात्मकः सुचपलः कृशमध्यदेशः । संरक्तगौररुचिरावयवः प्रतापी कामी तमोगुणरतस्तु धराकुमारः

krūrekṣaṇastaruṇamūrttirudāraśīlaḥ pittātmakaḥ sucapalaḥ kṛśamadhyadeśaḥ | saṃraktagaurarucirāvayavaḥ pratāpī kāmī tamoguṇaratastu dharākumāraḥ

Of cruel gaze, youthful in form, generous in conduct, of bilious constitution, very fickle, slender at the waist, with reddish-fair and lovely limbs, majestic, lustful, and devoted to the tamas quality — such is Mars, the prince of the Earth.

दूर्वादलद्युतितनुः स्फुटवाक् कृशाङ्गः स्वामी रजोगुणवतामतिहास्यलोलः । हानिप्रियो विपुलपित्तकफानिलात्मा सद्यः प्रतापविभवः शशिजश्च विद्वान्

dūrvādaladyutitanuḥ sphuṭavāk kṛśāṅgaḥ svāmī rajoguṇavatāmatihāsyalolaḥ | hānipriyo vipulapittakaphānilātmā sadyaḥ pratāpavibhavaḥ śaśijaśca vidvān

With a body of the lustre of a dūrvā blade, clear of speech, slender-limbed, lord of those in whom rajas prevails, exceedingly given to laughter, fond of ⟨causing⟩ loss, of abundant bile, phlegm and wind together, of instant majesty and power, and learned — such is Mercury, the Moon's son.

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  • About this edition: hāni-priya, 'fond of loss', stands as printed and is out of keeping with the rest of the description; the e-text is unproofread and the reading may well be corrupt, but no witness is at hand to correct it, so it is rendered as it stands rather than smoothed.

बृहदुदरशरीरः पीतवर्णः कफात्मा सकलगुणसमेतः सर्वशास्त्राधिकारी । कपिलरुचिकचाक्षः सात्त्विकोऽतीव धीमान् अलघुनृपतिचिह्नः श्रीधरो देवमन्त्री

bṛhadudaraśarīraḥ pītavarṇaḥ kaphātmā sakalaguṇasametaḥ sarvaśāstrādhikārī | kapilarucikacākṣaḥ sāttviko'tīva dhīmān alaghunṛpaticihnaḥ śrīdharo devamantrī

With a large-bellied body, yellow of hue, of phlegmatic constitution, endowed with every good quality, master of all the śāstras, tawny-hued in hair and eye, sāttvika and exceedingly wise, bearing no slight marks of a king, a bearer of śrī — such is Jupiter, the counsellor of the gods.

असितकुटिलकेशः श्यामसौन्दर्यशाली समततरुचिराङ्गः सौम्यदृक् कामशीलः । अतिपवनकफात्मा राजसः श्रीनिधानः सुखबलसुगुणानामाकरश्चासुरेज्यः

asitakuṭilakeśaḥ śyāmasaundaryaśālī samatatarucirāṅgaḥ saumyadṛk kāmaśīlaḥ | atipavanakaphātmā rājasaḥ śrīnidhānaḥ sukhabalasuguṇānāmākaraścāsurejyaḥ

With black curling hair, possessed of dark beauty, with evenly lovely limbs, gentle of eye, amorous by disposition, of much wind and phlegm, rājasika, a repository of śrī, and a mine of comfort, strength and good qualities — such is Venus, the preceptor of the asuras.

काठिन्यरोमावयवः कृशात्मा दूर्वासिताङ्गः कफमारुतात्मा । पीनद्विजश्चारुपिशङ्गदृष्टिः सौरिस्तमो बुद्धिरतोऽलसः स्यात्

kāṭhinyaromāvayavaḥ kṛśātmā dūrvāsitāṅgaḥ kaphamārutātmā | pīnadvijaścārupiśaṅgadṛṣṭiḥ sauristamo buddhirato'lasaḥ syāt

With limbs of coarse hair, lean of body, with limbs dark as dūrvā, of phlegm-and-wind constitution, thick of tooth, of comely tawny gaze — Saturn is of tāmasa understanding and indolent.

अर्केण मन्दः, शनिना महीसुतः, कुजेन जीवो गुरुणा निशाकरः । सोमेन शुक्रोऽसुरमन्त्रिणा बुधो बुधेन चन्द्रः खलु वर्द्धते सदा

arkeṇa mandaḥ, śaninā mahīsutaḥ, kujena jīvo guruṇā niśākaraḥ | somena śukro'suramantriṇā budho budhena candraḥ khalu varddhate sadā

By the Sun, Saturn ⟨increases⟩; by Saturn, the son of the Earth ⟨Mars⟩; by Mars, Jupiter; by Jupiter, the maker of night ⟨the Moon⟩; by the Moon, Venus; by the counsellor of the asuras ⟨Venus⟩, Mercury; and by Mercury the Moon indeed always increases.

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  • About this edition: The chain as printed does not close on seven distinct grahas: the Moon appears twice as the one increased, once from Jupiter and once from Mercury, and Venus never appears as an increaser of Saturn. Rendered as it stands.

स्वोच्चस्वकीयभवनस्वदृगाणहोरावारांशकोदगयनेषु दिनस्य मध्ये । राशिप्रवेशसमये सुहृदंशकादौ मेषूरणे दिनमणिर्बलवानजस्रम्

svoccasvakīyabhavanasvadṛgāṇahorāvārāṃśakodagayaneṣu dinasya madhye | rāśipraveśasamaye suhṛdaṃśakādau meṣūraṇe dinamaṇirbalavānajasram

The Sun is unfailingly strong in his exaltation, in his own house, in his own drekkāṇa, horā, weekday and aṃśa, in the northern course (udagayana), at the middle of the day, at the moment of his entry into a sign, at the opening of a friend's aṃśa and the like, and in the meṣūraṇa ⟨the 10th house⟩.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's द्दोरा is a typing corruption of होरा: the metre (Vasantatilakā, 14 syllables) requires it and the printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) prints होरा. होरा here is the half-sign varga standing in a list of vargas (drekkāṇa, horā, aṃśa), not the ascendant. मेषूरण, from Greek mesouranēma, is this text's word for the 10th house; it recurs at v.68. The e-text's दिन्स्य is दिनस्य.

चन्द्रः कर्किणि गोपतौ निजदिनद्रेक्काणहोरांशके राश्यन्ते शुभवीक्षणे निशि सुखे याम्यायने वीर्यवान् । इन्दुः सर्वकलाधरो यदि बली सर्वत्र सन्धिं विना सर्वव्योमचरेक्षितस्तु कुरुते भूपालयोगं नृणाम्

candraḥ karkiṇi gopatau nijadinadrekkāṇahorāṃśake rāśyante śubhavīkṣaṇe niśi sukhe yāmyāyane vīryavān | induḥ sarvakalādharo yadi balī sarvatra sandhiṃ vinā sarvavyomacarekṣitastu kurute bhūpālayogaṃ nṛṇām

The Moon is full of vigour in Cancer, in Gopati ⟨Taurus⟩, in his own weekday, drekkāṇa, horā and aṃśa, at the end of a sign, when aspected by a benefic, at night, in the 4th house (sukha), and in the southern course (yāmyāyana). And the Moon bearing all his digits, if he is strong everywhere save at a sandhi ⟨a junction⟩, and is aspected by all the sky-going grahas, makes for men the yoga of a king.

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  • About this edition: गोपति, 'lord of cattle', is Taurus — the Moon's exaltation, which is why it stands beside Cancer. The verse does not say WHICH sandhi is meant; the printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) glosses it as the ṛkṣa-sandhi (the last quarters of Āśleṣā, Jyeṣṭhā and Revatī), but that is the editor's gloss and is left out of the rendering.

आरः स्ववारनवभागदृगाणवर्गे मीनालिकुम्भमृगतुम्बुरुयामिनीषु । वक्रे च याम्यदिशि राशिमुखे बलाढ्यो मीने कुलीरभवने च सुखं ददाति

āraḥ svavāranavabhāgadṛgāṇavarge mīnālikumbhamṛgatumburuyāminīṣu | vakre ca yāmyadiśi rāśimukhe balāḍhyo mīne kulīrabhavane ca sukhaṃ dadāti

Mars abounds in strength in his own weekday, navabhāga ⟨navāṃśa⟩, drekkāṇa and varga; in Pisces, Ali ⟨Scorpio⟩, Aquarius, Mṛga ⟨Capricorn⟩ and ⟨tumburu, a fifth name that matches no rāśi⟩; in the nights; when retrograde; in the southern quarter; and at the head of a sign. In Pisces and in the house of Kulīra ⟨Cancer⟩ he gives happiness.

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  • About this edition: Three faults repaired and one gap kept. REPAIRED 2026-09-08 from the Kāśī printings and Ojha: कन्भ → कुम्भ (Aquarius, which the English already named), याम्यदिशे → याम्यदिशि (the locative the list needs), and the last pāda मीने कुलिरभवने च ददाति → मीने कुलीरभवने च सुखं ददाति, which restores the two syllables Vasantatilakā was missing. THE ENGLISH WAS THE ERROR HERE, not the mūla: it had been rendered from Sastri's माने as 'in the māna ⟨the 10th house⟩', but three scans of the Kāśī line and Ojha all read मीने, Pisces, and the Sudhāśālinī ṭīkā glosses the next word कुलीरभवने = ककराशौ. STILL A GAP: the fifth sign-name is तुम्बुरु in the Kāśī line and Ojha (Sastri prints तुंबर, the e-text सुन्बुरु) and no rāśi bears any of those names, so it is marked rather than guessed. The printed edition's own translator took the list to end in Meṣa, but that is his supply and not a reading.

कन्यानृयुग्मभवने निजवारवर्गे चापे विना रविमहर्निशमिन्दुसूनुः । सौम्यायने च बलवानपि राशिमध्ये लग्ने सदा यदि यशोबलवृद्धिदः स्यात्

kanyānṛyugmabhavane nijavāravarge cāpe vinā ravimaharniśamindusūnuḥ | saumyāyane ca balavānapi rāśimadhye lagne sadā yadi yaśobalavṛddhidaḥ syāt

Mercury is strong in the houses of Kanyā and Nṛyugma ⟨Gemini, 'the human pair'⟩, in his own weekday and varga, in Cāpa ⟨Sagittarius⟩, when apart from the Sun, by day and by night alike, in the northern course (saumyāyana), and even in the middle of a sign; and if he is in the ascendant (lagna) he is always a giver of increase of fame and strength.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's अन्या- is a dropped क: the printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) reads कन्यानृयुग्मभवने, and Virgo with Gemini is what the sense requires (both are Mercury's own). नृयुग्म, 'the human pair', is Gemini. The e-text's अहुर्निशम् is अहर्निशम्. विना रविम् governs the Sun in the accusative — 'without the Sun', i.e. not in combustion — and is not a statement about Sagittarius, which stands in the locative with the rest of the list.

मीनालिचापकटके निजवर्गवारे मध्यन्दिनोदगयने यदि राशिमध्ये । कुम्भे च नीचभवनेऽपि बली सुरेज्यो लग्ने सुखे च दशमे बहुवित्तदः स्यात्

mīnālicāpakaṭake nijavargavāre madhyandinodagayane yadi rāśimadhye | kumbhe ca nīcabhavane'pi balī surejyo lagne sukhe ca daśame bahuvittadaḥ syāt

Jupiter, worshipped of the gods, is strong in Pisces, Ali ⟨Scorpio⟩, Cāpa ⟨Sagittarius⟩ and Kaṭaka ⟨Cancer⟩, in his own varga and weekday, at midday, in the northern course, when in the middle of a sign — and in Aquarius, and even in his sign of debilitation; in the ascendant (lagna), in the 4th (sukha) and in the 10th he becomes a giver of much wealth.

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  • About this edition: अपि ('even') attaches to the debilitation sign: the verse deliberately says Jupiter keeps strength there. The claim stands as it is written.

स्वोच्चस्ववर्गदिवसे यदि राशिमध्ये शत्रुव्ययानुजगृहे हिबुकेऽपराह्णे । युद्धे च शीतकरसङ्गमवक्रचारे शुक्रोऽरुणस्य पुरतो यदि शोभनः स्यात्

svoccasvavargadivase yadi rāśimadhye śatruvyayānujagṛhe hibuke'parāhṇe | yuddhe ca śītakarasaṅgamavakracāre śukro'ruṇasya purato yadi śobhanaḥ syāt

Venus is auspicious when in his exaltation, his own varga and his own weekday, when in the middle of a sign, in the houses of the enemy (6th), of loss (12th) and of the younger brother (3rd), in the hibuka ⟨the 4th house⟩, in the afternoon, in a planetary war, in conjunction with the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩, in retrograde motion, and when he goes ahead of Aruṇa ⟨the Sun⟩.

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  • About this edition: अरुणस्य पुरतः is positional, not figurative: Venus ahead of the Sun in longitude. The e-text's शुको is शुक्रो, and its हिबुकेऽपराह्ण is पराह्णे in the printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate); both words mean the afternoon and the metre prefers the printed form.

मन्दस्तुलामकरकुम्भगृहे कलत्रे याम्यायने निजदृगाणदिने दशायाम् । अन्ते गृहस्य समरे यदि कृष्णपक्षे वक्रः समस्तभवनेषु बलाधिकः स्यात्

mandastulāmakarakumbhagṛhe kalatre yāmyāyane nijadṛgāṇadine daśāyām | ante gṛhasya samare yadi kṛṣṇapakṣe vakraḥ samastabhavaneṣu balādhikaḥ syāt

Saturn is of surpassing strength in the houses of Libra, Capricorn and Aquarius, in the 7th (kalatra), in the southern course, in his own drekkāṇa, weekday and daśā, at the end of a sign, in a planetary war, in the dark fortnight — and when retrograde, in all the houses.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's third pāda is two syllables short; the printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) reads अन्ते गृहस्य समरे यदि कृष्णपक्षे, which scans, and वक्रे (locative, 'when retrograde') rather than वक्रः. Rendered from that. दशायाम् means his own daśā-period, one of the sources of strength, not a house.

मेषालिकुम्भतरुणीवृषकर्कटेषु मेषूरणे च बलवानुरगाधिपः स्यात् । कन्यावसानवृषचापधरे निशायामुत्पातकेतुजनने च शिखी बली स्यात्

meṣālikumbhataruṇīvṛṣakarkaṭeṣu meṣūraṇe ca balavānuragādhipaḥ syāt | kanyāvasānavṛṣacāpadhare niśāyāmutpātaketujanane ca śikhī balī syāt

Rāhu, the lord of serpents, is strong in Meṣa, Ali ⟨Scorpio⟩, Kumbha, Taruṇī ⟨Virgo, 'the maiden'⟩, Vṛṣa and Karkaṭa, and in the meṣūraṇa ⟨the 10th house⟩. Ketu, the crested one, is strong at the close of Kanyā, in Vṛṣa and in Cāpadhara ⟨Sagittarius, 'the bow-bearer'⟩, at night, and at a birth ⟨falling⟩ at the appearance of a portent-comet.

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  • About this edition: तरुणी, 'the maiden', is Virgo; चापधर, 'the bow-bearer', is Sagittarius — the plate confirms धरे, so it is the sign-name and not a stray word. Whether अवसान ('close, last part') governs Kanyā alone or all three sign-names is not decidable from the compound; the Hindi keeps the compound's own order so the ambiguity survives. The e-text's यात् is स्यात्.

प्रोक्तप्रकारप्रबलान्विता ये मूलं गतास्ते विबला भवन्ति । भावेषु योगेषु दशाफलेषु न सम्यगुक्तानि फलानि सन्ति

proktaprakāraprabalānvitā ye mūlaṃ gatāste vibalā bhavanti | bhāveṣu yogeṣu daśāphaleṣu na samyaguktāni phalāni santi

Those ⟨grahas⟩ furnished with strength of the kinds declared become weak when they have gone to the mūla ⟨the initial point of a bhāva⟩; and then, in the bhāvas, in the yogas and in the fruits of the daśās, the effects that have been declared do not come out right.

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  • About this edition: The e-text has lost three syllables and one word here; the printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) reads मूलं गतास्ते विबला भवन्ति and, in the third pāda, दशाफलेषु (not the e-text's दशाकलषु), both verified at magnification. What मूल denotes is the one genuinely open point: the printed edition takes it as the initial point of a bhāva as fixed by the bhāva-sphuṭa and marks its own construal 'only tentative'. The bracket records that supply rather than hiding it.

अधोमुखा दिनेशस्य पूर्वषट्कस्थिता ग्रहाः । अपरार्द्धस्थिताः भानोरूर्ध्वास्याः सुखवित्तदाः

adhomukhā dineśasya pūrvaṣaṭkasthitā grahāḥ | aparārddhasthitāḥ bhānorūrdhvāsyāḥ sukhavittadāḥ

Grahas placed in the first six ⟨signs⟩ from the Sun are downward-facing; those placed in the latter half from the Sun are upward-facing, and are givers of comfort and wealth.

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  • About this edition: पूर्व and अपरार्ध are 'the prior six' and 'the latter half' reckoned from the Sun; the verse does not say in which direction the count runs, and the rendering does not decide it. The printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) reads ऊर्ध्वाः स्युः where the e-text has ऊर्ध्वास्याः; the sense is the same and the printed form scans.

भानामवस्थानगताः क्रमेण मन्दार्यभौमार्कसितज्ञचन्द्राः । तेषामधःस्थानगतो बलीयान् राहुर्महीमण्डलमूर्ध्नि संस्थः

bhānāmavasthānagatāḥ krameṇa mandāryabhaumārkasitajñacandrāḥ | teṣāmadhaḥsthānagato balīyān rāhurmahīmaṇḍalamūrdhni saṃsthaḥ

Saturn, Ārya ⟨Jupiter⟩, Mars, the Sun, Venus, Mercury and the Moon occupy the stations of the heavenly bodies in that order. Among them, the one that has gone to the lower station is the stronger — and Rāhu stands upon the very crown of the orb of the earth.

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  • About this edition: CORRECTED 2026-09-08: मदार्य → मन्दार्य and भहीमण्डलमूर्धि → महीमण्डलमूर्ध्नि, on two Kāśī scans plus the lexicon (मद is not a graha; मूर्धि is not the locative of मूर्धन्). The seven named in that order are the classical descending sequence of the spheres — Saturn highest, the Moon lowest — which is what makes the rule 'the lower is the stronger' say something, and which places Rāhu, sitting on the crown of the earth's orb, lowest of all.
  • Another reading: UNRESOLVED, and the English and the Sanskrit here do not agree. Our mūla reads अर्कि, 'the son of Arka' = Saturn, which puts Saturn twice in a seven-graha list; the English prints the Sun, from Sastri's plate reading अर्क, which is the only reading that gives the classical descending order. Witness count favours अर्कि 3:1 (our e-text, Kāśī 1953, Kāśī 1979); sense favours अर्क. The mūla keeps the majority reading and the English keeps the intelligible one, and a discrepancies[] row on this chapter says so. Settling it needs the Jammu manuscript (adhyāyas 1–9) or the Gujarati-script printing. [2026-09-23: Settled on the plates; the mūla now reads अर्क (मन्दार्यभौमार्कसितज्ञचन्द्राः). Read by eye at about 13.1x native, the Kāśī 1953 leaf (Kapileśvara, PDF p.81, mūla line 7) does print अर्कि, so the 3:1 count was right about that press; a later machine read giving भौमार्क्सित was wrong. But Sastri 1932 sets अर्क (PDF p.112 = printed p.83, line 18, read at about 12.1x), and on the Kāśī leaf itself Kapileśvara's Sudhāśālinī (line 18, read at about 3.5x) unpacks the series as शनि-गुरु-मङ्गल-सूर्य-शुक्र, so the commentator's copy read अर्क. Machine reads of Ojha (p.200) and the Gujarati 1911 (p.83) give अर्क too. With अर्कि the list names Saturn twice and holds six grahas; with अर्क it names seven in descending order. Our mūla and our English now agree on the Sun. The Kāśī mūla band's अर्कि stays on the ledger as that press's reading. The Jammu manuscript is not needed.]

सभानुरिन्दुः शशिजश्चतुर्थे गुरुः सुते भूमिसुतः कुटुम्बे । भृगुः सपत्ने रविजः कलत्रे विलग्नतस्ते विफला भवन्ति

sabhānurinduḥ śaśijaścaturthe guruḥ sute bhūmisutaḥ kuṭumbe | bhṛguḥ sapatne ravijaḥ kalatre vilagnataste viphalā bhavanti

The Moon together with the Sun; Mercury in the 4th; Jupiter in the 5th (suta); Mars in the 2nd (kuṭumba); Venus in the 6th (sapatna); Saturn in the 7th (kalatra) — reckoned from the ascendant (lagna), these become fruitless.

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  • About this edition: The first item alone carries no house: the Moon is disabled by the Sun's company wherever it falls. Houses are named by epithet throughout (suta 5th, kuṭumba 2nd, sapatna 6th, kalatra 7th) and are rendered by number, per the corpus glossary. The printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) reads शुक्रः for the e-text's भृगुः; both name Venus.

राहुदोषम्बुधो हन्यादुभयोस्तु शनैश्चरः । त्रयाणां भूमिजो हन्ति चतुर्णां दानवार्चितः

rāhudoṣambudho hanyādubhayostu śanaiścaraḥ | trayāṇāṃ bhūmijo hanti caturṇāṃ dānavārcitaḥ

Mercury destroys the doṣa of Rāhu; Saturn that of two; Mars destroys ⟨the doṣa⟩ of three; and he whom the dānavas worship ⟨Venus⟩ that of four.

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  • About this edition: This verse and the next run one arithmetical series — one, two, three, four, five, six, seven — and the counts must be read across the pair. Rāhu is named where the count 'one' would stand.

पञ्चानां देवमन्त्री च षण्णां दोषं तु चन्द्रमाः । सप्तदोषं रविर्हन्याद्विशेषादुत्तरायणे

pañcānāṃ devamantrī ca ṣaṇṇāṃ doṣaṃ tu candramāḥ | saptadoṣaṃ ravirhanyādviśeṣāduttarāyaṇe

The counsellor of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩ ⟨destroys the doṣa⟩ of five, and the Moon the doṣa of six; the Sun destroys the doṣa of seven, and does so especially in the northern course (uttarāyaṇa).

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  • About this edition: Completes the series begun at v.73: five, six, seven.

सदाऽग्निरोगज्वरवृद्धिदीपनक्षयातिसारादिकरोगसङ्कुलम् । नृपालदेवावनिदेवकिङ्करैः करोति चित्तव्यसनं दिवाकरः

sadā'gnirogajvaravṛddhidīpanakṣayātisārādikarogasaṅkulam | nṛpāladevāvanidevakiṅkaraiḥ karoti cittavyasanaṃ divākaraḥ

The maker of day ⟨the Sun⟩ always works a distress of mind thronged with diseases — ailments of fire, the increase of fever, burning, consumption, dysentery and their like — and works it through kings, gods, earth-gods ⟨brāhmaṇas⟩ and servants.

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  • About this edition: VARIANT, not corruption: the e-text opens the disease list with अग्निरोग ('ailment of fire'), the printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) with शिरोरुज् ('headache'). Both scan as Vaṃśastha, so neither can be ruled out on metre; the e-text's reading is what this corpus holds as its mūla and is what is rendered. The e-text's अतिसागदिक is a plain typing corruption of अतिसारादिक, and its देवाकरः of दिवाकरः. This verse begins a run (75–81) in which each graha is given both its diseases and the class of beings through whom the trouble arrives.

पाण्डुदोषजलदोषकामलापीनसादिरमणीकृतामयैः । कालिकासुरसुवासिनीगणैराकुलं च कुरुते तु चन्द्रमाः

pāṇḍudoṣajaladoṣakāmalāpīnasādiramaṇīkṛtāmayaiḥ | kālikāsurasuvāsinīgaṇairākulaṃ ca kurute tu candramāḥ

And the Moon makes ⟨a man⟩ beset with pāṇḍu-doṣa ⟨pallor⟩, jala-doṣa ⟨watery disorder⟩, jaundice, catarrh and the like, and with ailments brought on by women — and by the hosts of Kālikās, asuras and suvāsinīs.

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  • About this edition: रमणीकृत is 'made by women' — the verse names women as the cause of the ailments, not as their sufferers. The three named hosts are the beings through whose agency the affliction comes.

पीनबीजकफशस्त्रपावकग्रन्थिरुग्व्रणदरिद्रजामयैः । वीरशैवगणभैरवादिभिर्भीतिमाशु कुरुते धरासुतः

pīnabījakaphaśastrapāvakagranthirugvraṇadaridrajāmayaiḥ | vīraśaivagaṇabhairavādibhirbhītimāśu kurute dharāsutaḥ

The son of the earth ⟨Mars⟩ swiftly causes terror through swollen testicles, phlegm, weapons, fire, glandular tumours, ulcers and ailments born of destitution, and through Vīraśaivas, gaṇas, Bhairavas and the like.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's शास्त्र ('scripture') is शस्त्र ('weapon') in the printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) — the only reading that makes sense in a list of injuries, and the one the plate prints. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पीनबीजकफशस्त्रपावकग्रन्थिरुग्व्रणदरिद्रजामयैः; this sentence names शास्त्र, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

गुह्योदरादृश्यसमीरकुष्ठमन्दाग्निशूलग्रहणीरुगाद्यैः । बुधादिविष्णुप्रियदासभूतैरतीव दुःखं शशिजः करोति

guhyodarādṛśyasamīrakuṣṭhamandāgniśūlagrahaṇīrugādyaiḥ | budhādiviṣṇupriyadāsabhūtairatīva duḥkhaṃ śaśijaḥ karoti

Mercury works exceeding pain through unseen wind in the private parts and the belly, through leprosy, weak digestion, colic, grahaṇī ⟨the diarrhoeal disease⟩ and their like, and through the wise and the rest, the beloved of Viṣṇu, servants and bhūtas ⟨spirits⟩.

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  • About this edition: अदृश्यसमीर is wind (vāta) working unseen, the standing description of a disorder with no visible seat. बुधादि in the second half is the class of learned men, not the graha whose verse this is.

आचार्यदेवगुरुभूसुरशापदोषैः शोकं च गुल्मरुजमिन्द्रगुरुः करोति । कान्ताविकारजनिमेहरुजा सुराद्यैः स्वेष्टाङ्गनाजनकृतैर्भयमासुरेज्यः

ācāryadevagurubhūsuraśāpadoṣaiḥ śokaṃ ca gulmarujamindraguruḥ karoti | kāntāvikārajanimeharujā surādyaiḥ sveṣṭāṅganājanakṛtairbhayamāsurejyaḥ

The preceptor of Indra ⟨Jupiter⟩ causes grief and the gulma disease through the fault of curses uttered by ācāryas, gods, gurus and earth-gods ⟨brāhmaṇas⟩. He whom the asuras worship ⟨Venus⟩ causes fear through the disease of disorder brought on by a beloved woman, of the generative organs and of the urine, and through gods and the rest, and through what is done by the folk of his own beloved women.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's अन्ताविकार is कान्ताविकार in the printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) — 'disorder ⟨caused⟩ by a beloved woman', which is what the graha and the rest of the line are about. One ambiguity cannot be resolved and is left standing: रुजासुराद्यैः is the same surface form whether it divides as रुजा + सुराद्यैः ('by gods and the rest') or रुजा + असुराद्यैः ('by asuras and the rest'), and Venus is himself the asuras' preceptor two words later. The Hindi keeps सुरादि undivided; the English had to choose and chose the first.

दारिद्र्यदोषनिजकर्मपिशाचचौरैः क्लेशं करोति रविजः सह सन्धिरोगैः । कण्डूमसूरिरिपुकृत्रिमकर्मरोगैः स्वाचारहीनलघुजातिगणैश्च केतुः

dāridryadoṣanijakarmapiśācacauraiḥ kleśaṃ karoti ravijaḥ saha sandhirogaiḥ | kaṇḍūmasūriripukṛtrimakarmarogaiḥ svācārahīnalaghujātigaṇaiśca ketuḥ

The son of the Sun ⟨Saturn⟩ causes affliction through the fault of poverty, one's own karma, piśācas and thieves, together with diseases of the joints. And Ketu ⟨causes it⟩ through itch, smallpox and diseases wrought by the contrived acts of enemies, and through hordes of low caste devoid of good conduct.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's रोपु is a non-word; the printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) reads रिपु ('enemy'), which restores a perfect Vasantatilakā line and gives 'diseases wrought by the contrived acts of enemies' — the standard description of abhicāra. A second divergence is a real variant and is NOT silently repaired: the e-text reads निजकर्म ('one's own karma') where the printed witness reads जनिकर्म ('acts born ⟨of poverty⟩'); our mūla's reading is what is rendered.

करोत्यपस्मारमसूरिरज्जुक्षुद्रकृमिप्रेतपिशाचभूतैः। उद्बन्धनाच्चारुचिकुष्ठरोगैः विधुन्तुदश्चातिभयं नराणाम्॥८१॥

karotyapasmāramasūrirajjukṣudrakṛmipretapiśācabhūtaiḥ| udbandhanāccārucikuṣṭharogaiḥ vidhuntudaścātibhayaṃ narāṇām||81||

Rāhu brings men great terror — through epilepsy, smallpox, the noose, small crawling things, worms, departed spirits, fiends and goblins; through death by hanging; and through diseases of loss of appetite and leprosy.

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  • About this edition: READ ON THE PLATE. V. Subrahmaṇya Sastri, Jātakapārijāta Vol I, Mysore 1932 — PDF p. 115 = printed p. 86, read at 450 ppi, verse and English together. Also chaukhambha-1979_djvu.txt line 3880.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: our source e-text skips this number. The absence was invisible to the total because 28 sub-numbered records elsewhere made the count agree with Sastri's printed 1,918 — see text.json coverage.expectedVerses.perChapter.
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आद्यंतमध्यभवनोपगता नभोगा श्चादित्यभूमितनयौ शनिशीतरश्मी। जीवासुरेंद्रसचिवौ फलदाः क्रमेण तारासुतः सकलकालफलप्रदः स्यात्॥८२॥

ādyaṃtamadhyabhavanopagatā nabhogā ścādityabhūmitanayau śaniśītaraśmī| jīvāsureṃdrasacivau phaladāḥ krameṇa tārāsutaḥ sakalakālaphalapradaḥ syāt||82||

The planets give their fruit according as they occupy the beginning, the end or the middle of a sign — the Sun and Mars, then Saturn and the cool-rayed Moon, then Jupiter and the preceptor of the demons, in that order. Mercury gives fruit at every time alike.

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  • About this edition: READ ON THE PLATE. Sastri Vol I PDF p. 115 = printed p. 86, with his English on the same leaf: 'The planets shown in the following three pairs — the Sun and Mars, Saturn and the Moon, Jupiter and Venus — respectively produce effect when they are in the beginning, the end and the middle of a sign. Mercury produces effect at all times.'
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: our source e-text skips this number. The absence was invisible to the total because 28 sub-numbered records elsewhere made the count agree with Sastri's printed 1,918 — see text.json coverage.expectedVerses.perChapter.
  • Another reading: OUR FILE HELD THIS VERSE TWICE. The second copy carried the id "42b" and was removed on 2026-09-09 after the plate showed Sastri prints the verse once. ⚠ THE TWO COPIES DID NOT READ ALIKE, AND NOBODY HAS ADJUDICATED THEM. The removed copy read: «आद्यन्तमध्यभवनोपगता नभोगाश्चादित्यभूमितनयौ शनिशीतरश्मी । जीवासुरेन्द्रसचिवौ फलदाःक्रमेण तारासुतः सकलकालफलप्रदः स्यात्». This record reads: «आद्यंतमध्यभवनोपगता नभोगा- श्चादित्यभूमितनयौ शनिशीतरश्मी। जीवासुरेंद्रसचिवौ फलदाः क्रमेण तारासुतः सकलकालफलप्रदः स्यात्॥८२॥». Where they differ, neither reading has been ruled on against the plate — the pass that found the duplication reported the differences as LEADS and said so. Do not adopt either silently; read the leaf.

यद्धातुकोपजनिताखिलरोगशान्त्यै तत्स्वाम्यमाशु जपतर्पणहोमदानैः। संपूज्य रोगभयशोकविमुक्तचित्ताः सर्वे नराः सुखयशोबलशालिनः स्युः॥८३॥

yaddhātukopajanitākhilarogaśāntyai tatsvāmyamāśu japatarpaṇahomadānaiḥ| saṃpūjya rogabhayaśokavimuktacittāḥ sarve narāḥ sukhayaśobalaśālinaḥ syuḥ||83||

To quiet every disease born of the irritation of a bodily humour, let men swiftly worship the lord of that humour with recitation, libation, oblation and gift; their minds then freed of disease, fear and grief, they all come to possess happiness, fame and strength.

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बालः कुमारोऽथ युवा च वृद्धो मृतश्च राशावयुजि क्रमेण । त्रिंशल्लवैर्व्यत्ययतः समे स्युरेकैकशोऽंशाः पुनरेव कार्याः

bālaḥ kumāro'tha yuvā ca vṛddho mṛtaśca rāśāvayuji krameṇa | triṃśallavairvyatyayataḥ same syurekaikaśo'ṃśāḥ punareva kāryāḥ

Infant, boy, then youth, old man and dead — in an odd sign ⟨a graha passes through these⟩ in that order across the thirty degrees; in an even sign they run by reversal. The portions are to be made again, one by one.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's त्रिंशल्जवैर्ष्यत्ययतः is a double typing corruption of त्रिंशल्लवैर्व्यत्ययतः, confirmed on the plate: 'by the thirty degrees' and 'by reversal'. Five states over thirty degrees gives six degrees each, but the verse does not say six, so the arithmetic is left out of the line; the printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) cites Parāśara for the six-degree division in its notes.

उच्चांशे स्वनवांशे च जागरूकं वदन्ति हि । सुहृन्नवांशकं स्वप्नं सुप्तं नीचारिभांशकम्

uccāṃśe svanavāṃśe ca jāgarūkaṃ vadanti hi | suhṛnnavāṃśakaṃ svapnaṃ suptaṃ nīcāribhāṃśakam

In the exaltation-aṃśa and in his own navāṃśa they call ⟨a graha⟩ awake; a friend's navāṃśa is his dreaming; his sleep is the aṃśa of debilitation or of an enemy's sign.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's नाचारिभांशकम् is a non-word; the printed witness (Jataka Parijata, ed. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, Mysore vol. I, read from the plate) reads नीचारिभांशकम् — नीच + अरि — which supplies exactly the fourth term the triad of waking, dreaming and sleeping requires. Rendered from that.

शीर्षोदयगतः खेटः पाकादौ फलदो भवेत् । पृष्ठोदयस्थः पाकान्ते सदा चोभयराशिगः

śīrṣodayagataḥ kheṭaḥ pākādau phalado bhavet | pṛṣṭhodayasthaḥ pākānte sadā cobhayarāśigaḥ

A graha in a śīrṣodaya ⟨head-rising⟩ sign gives fruit at the beginning of the pāka ⟨the ripening of its period⟩; one in a pṛṣṭhodaya ⟨back-rising⟩ sign at the end of the pāka; and one in a sign of both risings, always.

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  • About this edition: पाक is the ripening of the graha's daśā; the head-rising and back-rising classes are the corpus's standard rendering (glossary). उभयराशि is the sign that rises both ways, and the verse leaves it unnamed — this text fixes the classes at ch.1 v.14, and the identification is not imported here.

समस्तहोराफलसारसान्द्रविराजिते जातकपारिजाते । ग्रहक्रियारूपगुणप्रभेदः सङ्कीर्तितः खेटकृपाकटाक्षात्

samastahorāphalasārasāndravirājite jātakapārijāte | grahakriyārūpaguṇaprabhedaḥ saṅkīrtitaḥ kheṭakṛpākaṭākṣāt

In the Jātaka Pārijāta, resplendent and dense with the essence of all the fruits of horā ⟨the science of nativities⟩, the distinctions of the grahas' action, form and quality have been declared, by the gracious side-glance of the grahas.

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  • About this edition: The chapter's closing verse; होरा here is the science of nativities, not the varga of v.61–62 nor the ascendant. The colophon that follows it on the plate names the chapter ग्रहस्वरूपगुणाध्यायो द्वितीयः, which is the un-garbled form of this file's chapterTitle.

Adhyāya 3 · अथ वियोनिजन्माद्यध्यायः

क्रूरग्रहैः सुबलिभिर्विबलैश्च सौम्यैः क्लीबे चतुष्टयगते तदवेक्षणाद्वा । चन्द्रोपगद्विरसभागसमानरूपं सत्त्वं वदेद्यदि भवेत्स वियोनिसंज्ञः

krūragrahaiḥ subalibhirvibalaiśca saumyaiḥ klībe catuṣṭayagate tadavekṣaṇādvā | candropagadvirasabhāgasamānarūpaṃ sattvaṃ vadedyadi bhavetsa viyonisaṃjñaḥ

When the malefic grahas are very strong and the benefics weak, and a neuter graha (klība) is gone to a kendra (catuṣṭaya), or by its aspect ⟨upon a kendra⟩ — one should declare the creature to be of a form like the twelfth-part (dvādaśāṃśa) the Moon occupies, if the birth be one termed viyoni ⟨a birth in a non-human womb⟩.

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  • About this edition: Two slips settled against the same verse in the Bṛhat Jātaka e-text (BJ 3.1), which Vaidyanātha reproduces almost word for word through v.10: चतुष्टयगतेत दवेक्षणाद्वा is a word-split of चतुष्टयगतैस्तदवेक्षणाद्वा, and द्विरसमाग is द्विरसभाग. द्विरसभाग is a number-word compound — रस is six, twice six is twelve — hence the twelfth division. BJ 3.1 also carries क्लीबे before चतुष्टयगते, which this e-text has dropped. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्लीबे चतुष्टयगते तदवेक्षणाद्वा । चन्द्रोपगद्विरसभागसमानरूपं सत्त्वं वदेद्यदि; this sentence names चतुष्टयगतेत and द्विरसमाग, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापा बलिनः स्वभागगाः पारक्ये विबलाश्च शोभनाः । लग्नं च वियोनिसंज्ञकं दृष्ट्वाऽत्रापि वियोनिमादिशेत्

pāpā balinaḥ svabhāgagāḥ pārakye vibalāśca śobhanāḥ | lagnaṃ ca viyonisaṃjñakaṃ dṛṣṭvā'trāpi viyonimādiśet

The malefics strong and standing in their own aṃśas, the benefics weak and in another's, and the lagna one termed viyoni — having seen this, here too one should declare a birth in a non-human womb.

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  • About this edition: दृष्टा is the gerund दृष्ट्वा (BJ 3.2), 'having seen', not the aspect-word दृष्टा. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दृष्ट्वाऽत्रापि; this sentence names दृष्टा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्रियः शिरो वक्त्रगलो वृषोऽन्ये पादांसकं पृष्ठमुरोऽथ पार्श्वे । कुक्षिस्त्वपानोऽघ्न्यथ मेढ्रमुष्कौ स्फिक्पुच्छमित्याह चतुष्पदाङ्गे

kriyaḥ śiro vaktragalo vṛṣo'nye pādāṃsakaṃ pṛṣṭhamuro'tha pārśve | kukṣistvapāno'ghnyatha meḍhramuṣkau sphikpucchamityāha catuṣpadāṅge

Kriya (Aries) is the head, ⟨Taurus⟩ the mouth and the neck, and the rest ⟨in order⟩: the feet and the shoulder, the back, the chest, then the two flanks, the belly, the anus and the foot, the penis and the testicles, the buttock, the tail — thus has he stated ⟨the signs⟩ upon the limbs of a quadruped.

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  • About this edition: Two words are settled by BJ 3.3: भुष्कौ is मुष्कौ, the testicles, and अपानोऽघ्न्य is अपानाङ्घ्रि, the anus and the foot — अङ्घ्रि beside the पाद already named, a quadruped having fore and hind feet. The verse names only क्रिय and वृष and leaves the other ten signs to be counted off in order; as the members stand here they come to eleven, so one of the dual compounds (वक्त्रगल or पादांसक) must be split across two signs. The verse does not say which, and the rendering leaves both compounds whole. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पृष्ठमुरोऽथ पार्श्वे । कुक्षिस्त्वपानोऽघ्न्यथ मेढ्रमुष्कौ; this sentence names भुष्कौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नांशकाद्ग्रहयोगेक्षणाद्वा वर्णान् वदेद्बलयुक्ताद् वियोनौ । दृष्ट्या समानान् प्रवदेत्तु संख्यां रेखां वदेत्स्मरसंस्थैश्च पृष्ठे

lagnāṃśakādgrahayogekṣaṇādvā varṇān vadedbalayuktād viyonau | dṛṣṭyā samānān pravadettu saṃkhyāṃ rekhāṃ vadetsmarasaṃsthaiśca pṛṣṭhe

In a viyoni ⟨birth⟩ one should declare the colours from the aṃśa of the lagna, or from the conjunction and aspect of grahas — from that one which is endowed with strength. By the aspect ⟨of several⟩ he should declare colours equal to their own number; and by ⟨grahas⟩ standing in the 7th (smara) he should declare a streak upon the back.

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  • About this edition: संख्यां here stands for स्वसंख्यया (BJ 3.4): the number of colours is the number of the aspecting grahas themselves.

देहाम्बुगौ सुखाङ्गेशौ चतुष्पाज्जननं भवेत् । देहेशे सुखपे वाऽहिकेतुयुक्ते पशोर्जनिः

dehāmbugau sukhāṅgeśau catuṣpājjananaṃ bhavet | deheśe sukhape vā'hiketuyukte paśorjaniḥ

When the lords of the 4th (sukha) and of the 1st (aṅga) are gone to the 1st (deha) and the 4th (ambu), the birth will be as a quadruped. When the lord of the 1st, or the lord of the 4th, is joined with Rāhu (ahi) and Ketu, the birth is that of a beast.

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  • About this edition: वतुष्पाज् is a keying slip for चतुष्पाज्. This verse and the next have no counterpart in the Bṛhat Jātaka chapter otherwise being followed; they are Vaidyanātha's own. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चतुष्पाज्जननं; this sentence names वतुष्पाज्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्रेक्षिते गोजननं महिष्यार्कियुतेक्षिते । राहुकेतुयुक्ते मेषः पापाढ्येऽन्यपशोजनिः

śukrekṣite gojananaṃ mahiṣyārkiyutekṣite | rāhuketuyukte meṣaḥ pāpāḍhye'nyapaśojaniḥ

Aspected by Venus, birth as a cow; joined with or aspected by Saturn (ārki), as a buffalo; joined with Rāhu and Ketu, a ram; and where ⟨the place⟩ is thick with malefics, birth as some other beast.

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  • About this edition: श्क्रेक्षिते is शुक्रेक्षिते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुक्रेक्षिते; this sentence names श्क्रेक्षिते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

खगे दृकाणे बलसंयुतेन वा ग्रहेण युक्ते चरभांशकोदये । बुधांशके वा विहगाः स्थलाम्बुजाः शनैश्चरेन्द्वीक्षणयोगसंभवाः

khage dṛkāṇe balasaṃyutena vā graheṇa yukte carabhāṃśakodaye | budhāṃśake vā vihagāḥ sthalāmbujāḥ śanaiścarendvīkṣaṇayogasaṃbhavāḥ

When ⟨the lagna is⟩ in a bird drekkāṇa, or joined with a graha endowed with strength, and the rising aṃśa is that of a movable sign, or is Mercury's aṃśa — birds ⟨are born⟩; the land-dwelling and the water-dwelling ones arise from the aspect or conjunction of Saturn and of the Moon ⟨respectively⟩.

होरेन्दुसूरिरविभिर्विबलैस्तरूणां तोयस्थले तरुभवांशकृतः प्रभेदः । लग्नाद्ग्रहः स्थलजलर्क्षपतिस्तु यावांस्तावन्त एव तरवः स्थलतोयजाताः

horendusūriravibhirvibalaistarūṇāṃ toyasthale tarubhavāṃśakṛtaḥ prabhedaḥ | lagnādgrahaḥ sthalajalarkṣapatistu yāvāṃstāvanta eva taravaḥ sthalatoyajātāḥ

When the lagna (horā), the Moon, Jupiter (sūri) and the Sun are weak, ⟨the birth is⟩ of trees; the distinction of the tree's origin, in water or on land, is made by the aṃśa. As many grahas, reckoned from the lagna, as are lords of land-signs or of water-signs — just so many are the trees, born on land or in water.

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  • About this edition: तेयस्थले is तोये स्थले, and तरुभुर्वोऽशकृतः is तरुभवांशकृतः (BJ 3.6). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तोयस्थले तरुभवांशकृतः; this sentence names तरुभुर्वोऽशकृतः and तेयस्थले, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अन्तःसारान् जनयति रविर्दुर्भगान् सूर्यसूनुः क्षीरोपेतांस्तुहिनकिरणः कण्टकाढ्यांश्च भौमः । वागीशज्ञौ सफलविफलान् पुष्पवृक्षांश्च शुक्रः स्निग्धानिन्दुः कटुकविटपान् भूमिपुत्रस्तु भूयः

antaḥsārān janayati ravirdurbhagān sūryasūnuḥ kṣīropetāṃstuhinakiraṇaḥ kaṇṭakāḍhyāṃśca bhaumaḥ | vāgīśajñau saphalaviphalān puṣpavṛkṣāṃśca śukraḥ snigdhāninduḥ kaṭukaviṭapān bhūmiputrastu bhūyaḥ

The Sun brings forth trees with pith within; the Sun's son (Saturn) ill-favoured ones; the cool-rayed one (the Moon) those full of milk; and Mars those thick with thorns. Vāgīśa (Jupiter) and Jña (Mercury) the fruit-bearing and the fruitless; Venus flowering trees; the Moon glossy ones; and the earth's son (Mars) again those of pungent boughs.

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  • About this edition: दुर्भुगान् is दुर्भगान् (BJ 3.7), of no worth. The Moon and Mars each appear twice, once by one epithet in the first half and again by another in the second; भूयः marks the second half as the verse's own supplement, not a duplication introduced in the encoding. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रविर्दुर्भगान्; this sentence names दुर्भुगान्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुभोऽशुभर्क्षे रुचिरं कुभूमिजं करोति वृक्षं विपरीतमन्यथा । परांशके यावति विच्युतः स्वकाद् भवन्ति तुल्यास्तरवस्तथाविधाः

śubho'śubharkṣe ruciraṃ kubhūmijaṃ karoti vṛkṣaṃ viparītamanyathā | parāṃśake yāvati vicyutaḥ svakād bhavanti tulyāstaravastathāvidhāḥ

A benefic in an inauspicious sign makes a lovely tree grown from poor ground; otherwise the reverse. By as many aṃśas of another as ⟨a graha⟩ has fallen away from its own, so many are the trees of that same kind.

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  • About this edition: थावति is यावति (BJ 3.8). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यावति; this sentence names थावति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कुजेन्दुहेतु प्रतिमासमार्तवं गते तु पीडर्क्षमनुष्णदीधितौ । अतोऽन्यथास्थे शुभपुङ्ग्रहेक्षिते नरेण संयोगमुपैति कामिनी

kujenduhetu pratimāsamārtavaṃ gate tu pīḍarkṣamanuṣṇadīdhitau | ato'nyathāsthe śubhapuṅgrahekṣite nareṇa saṃyogamupaiti kāminī

Mars and the Moon are the cause of the monthly flow, month by month. When the one of no hot rays (the Moon) has gone to a sign of affliction ⟨the flow comes⟩; when it stands otherwise than that and is aspected by an auspicious male graha, the woman comes to union with a man.

यथाऽस्तराशिर्मिथुनं समेति तथैव वाच्यो मिथुनप्रयोगः ॥ असद्ग्रहालोकितसंयुतेऽस्ते सरोष इष्टैः सविलासहासः

yathā'starāśirmithunaṃ sameti tathaiva vācyo mithunaprayogaḥ || asadgrahālokitasaṃyute'ste saroṣa iṣṭaiḥ savilāsahāsaḥ

As the sign of the 7th (asta) comes to coupling, in just that manner is the act of union to be declared. When the 7th is aspected by or joined with evil grahas, ⟨the union is⟩ with anger; with the desired ⟨benefics⟩, with dalliance and laughter.

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  • About this edition: सविलामहासः is सविलासहासः (BJ 4.2). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सविलासहासः; this sentence names सविलामहासः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रवीन्दुशुक्रावनिजैः स्वभागगैः गुरौ त्रिकोणोदयसंस्थितेऽपि। वा । भवत्यपत्यं हि विबीजिनामिमे करा हिमांशोर्विदृशामिवाफलाः

ravīnduśukrāvanijaiḥ svabhāgagaiḥ gurau trikoṇodayasaṃsthite'pi| vā | bhavatyapatyaṃ hi vibījināmime karā himāṃśorvidṛśāmivāphalāḥ

When the Sun, the Moon, Venus and the earth-born (Mars) are in their own aṃśas (bhāga), or when Jupiter besides is placed in a trikoṇa or in the lagna, offspring indeed comes to be; but for the seedless these are fruitless, as the rays of the Moon are for those without eyes.

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  • About this edition: विबीजिनागिने is विबीजिनाम् इमे (BJ 4.3), 'for the seedless, these ⟨are fruitless⟩'. Where this e-text reads स्वभावगैः, own signs, the Bṛhat Jātaka e-text reads स्वभागगैः, own aṃśas; the rendering keeps the reading this text carries. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वभागगैः गुरौ त्रिकोणोदयसंस्थितेऽपि। वा । भवत्यपत्यं हि विबीजिनामिमे; this sentence names विबीजिनागिने and स्वभावगैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दिवाकरेन्द्वोः स्मरगौ कुजार्कजौ गदप्रदौ पुङ्गलयोषितोस्तदा । व्ययस्वगौ मृत्युकरौ युतौ तथा तदेकदृष्ट्या मरणाय कल्पितौ

divākarendvoḥ smaragau kujārkajau gadapradau puṅgalayoṣitostadā | vyayasvagau mṛtyukarau yutau tathā tadekadṛṣṭyā maraṇāya kalpitau

Mars and the Sun's son (Saturn) gone to the 7th (smara) from the Sun and from the Moon then give disease to the man and to the woman ⟨respectively⟩. Gone to the 12th (vyaya) and the 2nd (sva) they are causers of death; and conjoined, or by the aspect of even one of them, they are appointed for death.

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  • About this edition: पुङ्गलयोषितोः stands identically in the Bṛhat Jātaka e-text of the same verse (BJ 4.4), so it is the reading and not this text's slip; पुङ्गल is taken as the male against योषित्, the woman, which the pairing with the Sun and the Moon requires.

दिवाऽर्कशुक्रौ पितृमातृसंज्ञितौ शनैश्चरेन्दू निशि तद्विपर्ययात् । पितृव्यमातृष्वसृसंज्ञितौ च तावथौजयुग्मर्क्षगतौ तयोः शुभौ

divā'rkaśukrau pitṛmātṛsaṃjñitau śanaiścarendū niśi tadviparyayāt | pitṛvyamātṛṣvasṛsaṃjñitau ca tāvathaujayugmarkṣagatau tayoḥ śubhau

By day the Sun and Venus are named father and mother; by night Saturn and the Moon, by the reverse of that. And those two are named the father's brother and the mother's sister; and when they have gone to an odd and to an even sign ⟨respectively⟩, they are auspicious for those two.

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  • About this edition: विवा is दिवा (BJ 4.5). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दिवाऽर्कशुक्रौ; this sentence names विवा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शीतज्योतिषि योषितोऽनुपचयस्थाने कुजेनेक्षिते । जातं गर्भफलप्रदं खलु रजः स्यादन्यथा निष्फलम् । दृष्टेऽस्मिन् गुरुणा निजोपचयगे कुर्यान्निषेकं पुमान् । अत्याज्ये च समूलभे शुभगुणे पर्वादिकालोज्झिते

śītajyotiṣi yoṣito'nupacayasthāne kujenekṣite | jātaṃ garbhaphalapradaṃ khalu rajaḥ syādanyathā niṣphalam | dṛṣṭe'smin guruṇā nijopacayage kuryānniṣekaṃ pumān | atyājye ca samūlabhe śubhaguṇe parvādikālojjhite

When the cool-shining one (the Moon) is in a place that is not an upacaya from the woman ⟨'s lagna⟩ and is aspected by Mars, the flow that has appeared is indeed one that gives the fruit of conception; otherwise it is fruitless. When this ⟨Moon⟩, gone to an upacaya of its own, is aspected by Jupiter, let the man perform the impregnation (niṣeka) — and ⟨let it be⟩ at a time not to be rejected, of auspicious quality, free of the parvan days and the like.

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  • About this edition: समूलभे in the fourth quarter has no clear reading: मूल is an asterism-name, but the surrounding words prescribe a time NOT to be rejected, which Mūla is not. It is left unrendered, and अत्याज्ये, शुभगुणे and पर्वादिकालोज्झिते carry the sense that is given. ज्भिते is उज्झिते. There is no Bṛhat Jātaka counterpart to settle this verse against. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads योषितोऽनुपचयस्थाने कुजेनेक्षिते । जातं गर्भफलप्रदं खलु रजः स्यादन्यथा निष्फलम् । दृष्टेऽस्मिन् गुरुणा निजोपचयगे कुर्यान्निषेकं पुमान् । अत्याज्ये च समूलभे शुभगुणे पर्वादिकालोज्झिते; this sentence names ज्भिते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विभावरीषोडश भामिनीनामृतुद्रमाद्या ऋतुकालमाहुः । नाद्याश्चतस्रोऽत्र निषेकयोग्याः पराश्च युग्माः सुतदाः प्रशस्ताः

vibhāvarīṣoḍaśa bhāminīnāmṛtudramādyā ṛtukālamāhuḥ | nādyāścatasro'tra niṣekayogyāḥ parāśca yugmāḥ sutadāḥ praśastāḥ

They call the sixteen nights of women, beginning in order from the ṛtu ⟨the onset of the flow⟩, the ṛtukāla. The first four among these are not fit for impregnation; the later, even-numbered ones are commended as giving sons.

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  • About this edition: ऋतुद्रमाद्या is garbled. ऋतुक्रमाद्याः, 'beginning from the ṛtu in order', is what the metre and the sense allow and is what has been rendered; the reckoning of sixteen nights from the onset of the flow is the rule the next verse then counts off. No Bṛhat Jātaka counterpart.

पुत्रोऽल्पायुर्दारिका वंशकर्ता वन्ध्या पुत्रः सुन्दरीशो विरूपा । श्रीमान् पापा धर्मशीलस्तथा श्रीःसर्वज्ञः स्यातुर्यरात्रात् क्रमेण

putro'lpāyurdārikā vaṃśakartā vandhyā putraḥ sundarīśo virūpā | śrīmān pāpā dharmaśīlastathā śrīḥsarvajñaḥ syāturyarātrāt krameṇa

From the fourth night onward, in order: a short-lived son; a girl; one who carries on the family line; a barren woman; a son who is lord of beautiful women; an ill-formed girl; a wealthy ⟨son⟩; a wicked ⟨girl⟩; one of righteous conduct; a fortunate ⟨girl⟩; and one who knows all.

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  • About this edition: स्यातुर्यरात्रात् is स्यात् + तुर्यरात्रात्, 'from the fourth night'. The eleven results alternate male and female without a break, which fixes both the count and the starting night: they run from night 4 to night 14, the even nights giving sons and the odd nights daughters. बन्ह्या is वन्ध्या. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुत्रोऽल्पायुर्दारिका वंशकर्ता वन्ध्या; this sentence names बन्ह्या, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अष्टमाष्टमगे सूर्ये निषेकर्क्षात्सुतोद्भवाः । अथवाऽधानलग्नात्तु त्रिकोणस्थे दिनेश्वरे

aṣṭamāṣṭamage sūrye niṣekarkṣātsutodbhavāḥ | athavā'dhānalagnāttu trikoṇasthe dineśvare

When the Sun is in the eighth from the eighth reckoned from the sign of impregnation (niṣeka), children are born; or ⟨likewise⟩ when the Sun stands in a trikoṇa from the ādhāna-lagna ⟨the lagna of conception⟩.

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  • About this edition: The eighth from the eighth is the third from the sign of impregnation. No Bṛhat Jātaka counterpart for this verse or the next.

अस्मिन्नाधानलग्ने तु शुभदृष्टियुतेऽथवा । दीर्घायुर्भाग्यवान् जातः सर्वविद्यान्तमेष्यति

asminnādhānalagne tu śubhadṛṣṭiyute'thavā | dīrghāyurbhāgyavān jātaḥ sarvavidyāntameṣyati

But when this ādhāna-lagna is joined with or aspected by benefics, the one born is long-lived and fortunate, and will reach the end of all learning.

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  • About this edition: सर्वविद्यान्नमेष्यति is garbled. सर्वविद्यां समेष्यति keeps the eight syllables of the pāda and gives 'will come to all learning', which is what has been rendered. आधन is आधान. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अस्मिन्नाधानलग्ने तु शुभदृष्टियुतेऽथवा । दीर्घायुर्भाग्यवान् जातः सर्वविद्यान्तमेष्यति; this sentence names सर्वविद्यान्नमेष्यति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ओजर्क्षे पुरुषांशकेषु बलिभिर्लग्नार्कगुर्विन्दुभिः पुञ्जन्म प्रवदेत्समांशकगतैर्युग्मेषु तैर्योषितः । गुर्वर्कौ विषमे नरं शशिसितौ वक्रश्च युग्मे स्त्रियम् द्व्याङ्गस्था बुधवीक्षणाच्च यमलौ कुर्वन्ति पक्षे स्वके

ojarkṣe puruṣāṃśakeṣu balibhirlagnārkagurvindubhiḥ puñjanma pravadetsamāṃśakagatairyugmeṣu tairyoṣitaḥ | gurvarkau viṣame naraṃ śaśisitau vakraśca yugme striyam dvyāṅgasthā budhavīkṣaṇācca yamalau kurvanti pakṣe svake

When the lagna, the Sun, Jupiter and the Moon are strong and stand in an odd sign and in male aṃśas, one should declare a male birth; when those same are gone to even aṃśas and are in even signs, a female by them. Jupiter and the Sun in an odd ⟨sign give⟩ a man; the Moon, Venus and Mars (vakra) in an even one, a woman. Standing in two-bodied ⟨dual⟩ signs, and by the aspect of Mercury, they make twins, each on its own side.

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  • About this edition: तयोर्षितः is तैर्योषितः (BJ 4.11), 'by them, a female'. पक्षे स्वके: each graha named produces the twin of its own side, male or female. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तैर्योषितः; this sentence names तयोर्षितः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विहाय लग्नं विषमर्क्षसंस्थः सौरोऽपि पुंजन्मकरो विलग्नात् । प्रोक्तग्रहाणामवलोक्य वीर्यं वाच्यः प्रसूतौ पुरुषोऽङ्गना वा

vihāya lagnaṃ viṣamarkṣasaṃsthaḥ sauro'pi puṃjanmakaro vilagnāt | proktagrahāṇāmavalokya vīryaṃ vācyaḥ prasūtau puruṣo'ṅganā vā

Leaving the lagna aside, Saturn too, standing in an odd sign reckoned from the lagna, causes a male birth. Having looked to the strength of the grahas named, one should declare at the delivery whether it is a man or a woman.

अन्योन्यं यदि पश्यतः शशिरवी यद्यार्किसौम्यावपि वक्रो वा समगं दिनेशमसमे चन्द्रोदयौ चेत्स्थितौ । युग्मौजर्क्षगतावपीन्दुशशिजौ भूम्यात्मजेनेक्षितौ पुंभागे सितलग्नशीतकिरणाः षट् क्लीबयोगास्त्विमे

anyonyaṃ yadi paśyataḥ śaśiravī yadyārkisaumyāvapi vakro vā samagaṃ dineśamasame candrodayau cetsthitau | yugmaujarkṣagatāvapīnduśaśijau bhūmyātmajenekṣitau puṃbhāge sitalagnaśītakiraṇāḥ ṣaṭ klībayogāstvime

If the Moon and the Sun aspect one another; if Saturn (ārki) and Mercury do so likewise; or if Mars (vakra) ⟨aspects⟩ the Sun standing in an even sign; if the Moon and the lagna are situated in an odd one; if the Moon and Mercury too, gone to an even and to an odd sign, are aspected by the earth's son (Mars); if Venus, the lagna and the cool-rayed one (the Moon) are in a male portion — these are the six yogas of a eunuch (klība).

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  • About this edition: क्लीब covers the eunuch, the impotent and the sexless together and is left at its own width. BJ 4.13 has पुम्भावे and षट् क्लीबयोगाः स्मृताः where this text has पुंभागे and षट् क्लीबयोगस्त्विमे; neither changes the count or the sense. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads युग्मौजर्क्षगतावपीन्दुशशिजौ भूम्यात्मजेनेक्षितौ पुंभागे सितलग्नशीतकिरणाः षट् क्लीबयोगास्त्विमे; this sentence names क्लीबयोगस्त्विमे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

युग्मे चन्द्रसितौ तथौजभवने स्युर्ज्ञारजीवोदयाः लग्नेन्दू नृनिरीक्षितौ च समगौ युग्मेषु वा प्राणिनः । कुर्युस्ते मिथुनं गृहोदयगतान्द्व्यंगांशकान्पश्यति स्वांशे ज्ञे त्रितयं ज्ञगांशकवशाद्युग्मं त्वमिश्रैः समम्

yugme candrasitau tathaujabhavane syurjñārajīvodayāḥ lagnendū nṛnirīkṣitau ca samagau yugmeṣu vā prāṇinaḥ | kuryuste mithunaṃ gṛhodayagatāndvyaṃgāṃśakānpaśyati svāṃśe jñe tritayaṃ jñagāṃśakavaśādyugmaṃ tvamiśraiḥ samam

The Moon and Venus in an even sign, and Mercury (jña), Mars (āra), Jupiter (jīva) and the lagna in an odd house; and the lagna and the Moon aspected by a male ⟨graha⟩ and gone to an even ⟨sign⟩, or ⟨standing⟩ in even signs — these make a couple of living beings. When Mercury, in his own aṃśa, aspects ⟨grahas⟩ gone to the rising house and to two-bodied aṃśas, ⟨declare⟩ three; by force of Mercury's aṃśa a pair — but with unmixed ⟨grahas⟩, alike ⟨in sex⟩.

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  • About this edition: त्वमिश्चैः is त्वमिश्रैः (BJ 4.14): तु अमिश्रैः समम् — with unmixed grahas the pair is of one sex, against the mixed couple of the first half. नृनरीक्षितौ is नृनिरीक्षितौ, aspected by a male graha; and गृहोदय stands where BJ has ग्रहोदय. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नृनिरीक्षितौ च समगौ युग्मेषु वा प्राणिनः । कुर्युस्ते मिथुनं गृहोदयगतान्द्व्यंगांशकान्पश्यति स्वांशे ज्ञे त्रितयं ज्ञगांशकवशाद्युग्मं त्वमिश्रैः; this sentence names नृनरीक्षितौ and त्वमिश्चैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धनुर्धरस्यान्त्यगते विलग्ने ग्रहैस्तदंशोपगतैर्बलिष्ठैः । ज्ञेनार्किणा वीर्ययुतेन दृष्टे सन्ति प्रभूता अपि कोशसंस्थाः

dhanurdharasyāntyagate vilagne grahaistadaṃśopagatairbaliṣṭhaiḥ | jñenārkiṇā vīryayutena dṛṣṭe santi prabhūtā api kośasaṃsthāḥ

When the lagna has gone to the last ⟨part⟩ of Sagittarius (dhanurdhara), with strong grahas standing in its aṃśa, and it is aspected by Mercury or by Saturn (ārki) possessed of strength — there are even many lodged in the womb (kośa).

द्विशरीरांशसंयुक्तान् ग्रहान् लग्नं च पश्यति । कन्यांशकगतश्चान्द्रिर्गर्भस्थं त्रितयं वदेत्

dviśarīrāṃśasaṃyuktān grahān lagnaṃ ca paśyati | kanyāṃśakagataścāndrirgarbhasthaṃ tritayaṃ vadet

⟨When⟩ the Moon's son (Mercury), gone to the navāṃśa of Virgo (kanyā), aspects the grahas joined to two-bodied ⟨dual⟩ aṃśas, and the lagna as well, one should declare three in the womb.

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  • About this edition: चान्द्रि, 'the Moon's son', is Mercury. There is no Bṛhat Jātaka counterpart for vv.26-29½.

युग्मांशकस्तु कन्यैका द्वौ पुमांसौ च गर्भजाः । युग्मांशगान्विलग्नं च गर्भस्थाः पुरुषास्त्रयः

yugmāṃśakastu kanyaikā dvau pumāṃsau ca garbhajāḥ | yugmāṃśagānvilagnaṃ ca garbhasthāḥ puruṣāstrayaḥ

But ⟨when he is⟩ in an even aṃśa, one girl and two males are born of the womb. ⟨When he aspects those⟩ gone to even aṃśas, and the lagna, the ones in the womb are three males.

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  • About this edition: The governing verb is the पश्यति of v.26, carried over; the subject through vv.26-28 is Mercury.

कन्यायुग्मांशकोपेतांस्तथा युग्मांशगो बुधः । कन्यानवांशकः सौम्यस्तिस्रो गर्भगताङ्गनाः

kanyāyugmāṃśakopetāṃstathā yugmāṃśago budhaḥ | kanyānavāṃśakaḥ saumyastisro garbhagatāṅganāḥ

Likewise Mercury, gone to an even aṃśa, ⟨aspecting those⟩ possessed of the aṃśas of Virgo and of even aṃśas, and the benefic ⟨Mercury⟩ being in the navāṃśa of Virgo — three women in the womb.

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  • About this edition: तय्हा is तथा. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कन्यायुग्मांशकोपेतांस्तथा युग्मांशगो बुधः । कन्यानवांशकः सौम्यस्तिस्रो; this sentence names तय्हा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

द्विस्वभावगतावर्कगुरू बुधनिरीक्षितौ । पुंयुग्मं कुरुतस्तद्वत् शशिशुक्रमहीसुताः

dvisvabhāvagatāvarkagurū budhanirīkṣitau | puṃyugmaṃ kurutastadvat śaśiśukramahīsutāḥ

The Sun and Jupiter gone to two-bodied ⟨dual⟩ signs and aspected by Mercury make a pair of males; and in the same way the Moon, Venus and Mars —

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  • About this edition: The sentence runs on into 29½, which this edition prints as a half-verse.

कुर्वन्ति स्त्रीयुगं तत्र बलाबलविशेषतः । स्त्रीनपुंसकदश्चान्द्रिः पुंनपुंसकदोऽर्कजः

kurvanti strīyugaṃ tatra balābalaviśeṣataḥ | strīnapuṃsakadaścāndriḥ puṃnapuṃsakado'rkajaḥ

— make a pair of women there, by the distinction of strength and weakness. Mercury ⟨the Moon's son⟩ gives a neuter of the female kind (strī-napuṃsaka); Saturn ⟨the Sun's son⟩ gives a neuter of the male kind (puṃ-napuṃsaka).

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  • About this edition: चान्द्रि (cāndri, 'the Moon's son') is Mercury; अर्कज (arkaja, 'the Sun's son') is Saturn — the same pairing is worked out at 33 (Mercury → strī-napuṃsaka) and 33.5 (Saturn → puṃ-napuṃsaka). The e-text prints पुंनपुंसक्दो for पुंनपुंसकदो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुंनपुंसकदोऽर्कजः; this sentence names पुंनपुंसक्दो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

निषेककाले चन्द्रार्कावन्योन्यं यदि पश्यतः । तथैव चन्द्रमन्दौ वा क्लीबजन्मप्रदौ तथा

niṣekakāle candrārkāvanyonyaṃ yadi paśyataḥ | tathaiva candramandau vā klībajanmapradau tathā

If at the time of the seeding (niṣeka) the Moon and the Sun aspect one another, or in the same way the Moon and Saturn, these give a klība birth — the birth of a eunuch.

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  • About this edition: निषेक (niṣeka) is the moment of conception — the chapter reckons several of these rules from the niṣeka-lagna rather than the birth-lagna.

निषेके भ्रातृलग्नेशयोगे यमलसम्भवः । लग्नेशे भ्रातृपक्षस्थे स्वोच्चे वा यमलोद्भवः

niṣeke bhrātṛlagneśayoge yamalasambhavaḥ | lagneśe bhrātṛpakṣasthe svocce vā yamalodbhavaḥ

At the seeding, when the lord of the third ⟨the house of brothers⟩ and the lord of the lagna are joined, twins come to be. When the lord of the lagna stands in the quarter of the third, or in its own exaltation, twins are born.

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  • About this edition: भ्रातृ (bhrātṛ, 'brother') names the 3rd house. भ्रातृपक्ष is literally 'the side/party of the third'; kept as 'the quarter of the third' rather than resolved to 'in the 3rd house', which is what the word most likely intends.

षष्ठेशो देहसम्बन्धी बुधः षष्ठगतो यदि । बुधक्षेत्रे च जननं यस्य स स्त्रीनपुंसकः । बुधस्थानेन शनिना पुंनपुंसकता भवेत्

ṣaṣṭheśo dehasambandhī budhaḥ ṣaṣṭhagato yadi | budhakṣetre ca jananaṃ yasya sa strīnapuṃsakaḥ | budhasthānena śaninā puṃnapuṃsakatā bhavet

If the lord of the sixth is bound up with the deha ⟨the first house, the body⟩, if Mercury has gone to the sixth, and if a man's birth is in a sign of Mercury's ⟨that is, his lagna falls there⟩ — he is a strī-napuṃsaka, a neuter of the female kind. With Saturn in the place of Mercury ⟨that is, Saturn set where the foregoing named Mercury⟩, the condition of a puṃ-napuṃsaka comes about.

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  • About this edition: The second half-line is metrically short in the e-text and names no subject for बुधक्षेत्रे ('in Mercury's field'); the lagna is supplied as the thing so placed, marked ⟨ ⟩ in both renderings. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads बुधक्षेत्रे च जननं for बुधक्षेत्रे च, corrected on the metre on 2026-09-21; the half-line now counts eight syllables and जननं, 'the birth', is its subject, so neither claim above still holds.]
  • About this edition: बुधस्थानेन शनिना is two-way: 'by Saturn set in place of Mercury ⟨in the rule just given⟩' or 'by Saturn standing in a sign of Mercury's'. The English had to choose; the Hindi keeps बुध के स्थान में शनि से and holds both, as the Sanskrit does.

निषेकलग्नेशतृतीयनाथौ लग्नस्थितौ चेद्यमलोद्भवः स्यात् । तृतीयनाथेन युते निषेके भोगीशयुक्ते यदि पादजातः

niṣekalagneśatṛtīyanāthau lagnasthitau cedyamalodbhavaḥ syāt | tṛtīyanāthena yute niṣeke bhogīśayukte yadi pādajātaḥ

If the lord of the seeding-lagna and the lord of the third both stand in the lagna, the birth is of twins. When the seeding ⟨lagna⟩ is joined by the lord of the third and joined also with the lord of serpents ⟨Rāhu⟩, then the child is born feet foremost.

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  • About this edition: भोगीश (bhogīśa, 'lord of the serpents') is read as Rāhu, on the chapter's own usage — अहि/Rāhu is paired with ध्वज/Ketu at 41 and 54. पादजात is a feet-first (breech) delivery.

राहूदये लग्ननाथे कर्मस्थे पादपूर्वजः । सराहौ रन्ध्रपे लग्ने जातः स्यात् सर्पवेष्टितः

rāhūdaye lagnanāthe karmasthe pādapūrvajaḥ | sarāhau randhrape lagne jātaḥ syāt sarpaveṣṭitaḥ

With Rāhu at the rising and the lord of the lagna in the tenth ⟨karma⟩, the child is born feet foremost. When the lord of the eighth ⟨randhra⟩ stands in the lagna together with Rāhu, the one born is wrapped about by a serpent.

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  • About this edition: रन्ध्र (randhra) names the 8th house. सर्पवेष्टित is rendered at its word; verses 40–42 treat the cord-wrapped (नालवेष्टित) birth under a separate set of yogas, so the two are not collapsed here.

रन्ध्रेश्वरे पापयुते विलग्ने जातो नगैर्वेष्टितदेहवान्स्यात् । केन्द्रे सराहौ गुलिकेन युक्ते लग्नेश्वरे वा निधनेशयुक्ते

randhreśvare pāpayute vilagne jāto nagairveṣṭitadehavānsyāt | kendre sarāhau gulikena yukte lagneśvare vā nidhaneśayukte

When the lord of the eighth ⟨randhra⟩, joined by a malefic, is in the ascendant, the one born will have his body encircled ⟨by serpents⟩; so too when Rāhu together with Gulika stands in a kendra, or when the lord of the lagna is joined with the lord of the eighth ⟨nidhana⟩.

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  • About this edition: Corruption: the e-text reads नगोर्वेष्टिदेहवान्, which is not a form; the parallel line at 37 reads नगैर्वेष्टितदेहवान्, and नगैः there must stand for नागैः (serpents) — hence the ⟨by serpents⟩. सरहौ is for सराहौ, and वावा is a doubled वा. Gulika (Māndi) is Saturn's upagraha and is kept by name. The second half carries no verb of its own; its apodosis is the first half's. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नगैर्वेष्टितदेहवान्स्यात् । केन्द्रे सराहौ गुलिकेन युक्ते लग्नेश्वरे वा; this sentence names नगोर्वेष्टिदेहवान् and सरहौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्रूरग्रहाणां च दृगाणलग्ने जातो नगैर्वेष्टितदेहवान् स्यात् । लग्नत्रिभागेऽण्डजसर्पकोलास्तन्नाथयुक्तस्तु तथा त्रिभागः । शुभग्रहाणां च दृशा विहीने जातो नगैर्वेष्टितदेहवान् स्यात्

krūragrahāṇāṃ ca dṛgāṇalagne jāto nagairveṣṭitadehavān syāt | lagnatribhāge'ṇḍajasarpakolāstannāthayuktastu tathā tribhāgaḥ | śubhagrahāṇāṃ ca dṛśā vihīne jāto nagairveṣṭitadehavān syāt

And when the ascendant falls in a drekkāṇa of the malefic grahas, the one born will have his body encircled by serpents. When the third-part ⟨drekkāṇa⟩ of the lagna is one of the egg-born ⟨bird⟩, the serpent or the boar, and that third-part is joined with its own lord, then likewise. And when ⟨the ascendant⟩ is bereft of the aspect of the benefic grahas, the one born will have his body encircled by serpents.

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  • About this edition: Two rules run together in the e-text's one unit. दृगाणल्ग्ने is for दृक्काणलग्ने; त्रिभाग ('third part') is the drekkāṇa, and the egg-born, serpent and boar are drekkāṇa shapes. नगैः (nagaiḥ, 'by trees/mountains') is read as नागैः, 'by serpents', with 35–38. Corruption: स्रन्नाथयुक्तः is not a form — रन्ध्रनाथयुक्तः ('joined with the lord of the eighth') would fit both the letters and the chapter, but it is a conjecture, so the noun is left as ⟨…⟩ in both languages rather than supplied. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दृगाणलग्ने जातो नगैर्वेष्टितदेहवान् स्यात् । लग्नत्रिभागेऽण्डजसर्पकोलास्तन्नाथयुक्तस्तु तथा त्रिभागः । शुभग्रहाणां; this sentence names दृगाणल्ग्ने, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शशांके पापलग्ने वा वृश्चिकेशत्रिभागगे । शुभैः स्वायस्थितैर्जातः सर्पस्तद्वेष्टितोऽपि वा

śaśāṃke pāpalagne vā vṛścikeśatribhāgage | śubhaiḥ svāyasthitairjātaḥ sarpastadveṣṭito'pi vā

When the Moon ⟨śaśāṅka⟩ is in a malefic lagna, or in the third-part of the lord of the Scorpion ⟨Mars⟩, while benefics stand in their own ⟨signs⟩ and in the eleventh ⟨āya⟩ — the one born is a serpent, or else is wrapped about by one.

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  • About this edition: Corruption: the opening यशांके is not a form and no conjecture is safe, so it is left as ⟨…⟩ in both languages. स्वायस्थितैः is read स्व-आय-स्थितैः, 'standing in their own ⟨signs⟩ and in the 11th'. A birth as a serpent belongs to this chapter's subject — वियोनि, birth in a womb other than the human. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शशांके पापलग्ने; this sentence names यशांके, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चतुष्पादगते भानौ शेषैर्वीर्यसमन्वितैः । द्वितनुस्थैश्च यमलौ भवतः कोशवेष्टितौ

catuṣpādagate bhānau śeṣairvīryasamanvitaiḥ | dvitanusthaiśca yamalau bhavataḥ kośaveṣṭitau

When the Sun has gone to a four-footed sign, and the rest, endowed with strength, stand in two-bodied signs, twins are born, and they are wrapped in a caul.

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  • About this edition: द्वितनु ('two-bodied') is one of this corpus's several words for the dual signs. कोश is the caul, the membrane; the same word stands at 25.

छागसिंहवृषे लग्ने तत्स्थे सौरेऽथवा कुजे । राश्यंशसदृशे गात्रे जायतेनालवेष्टितः

chāgasiṃhavṛṣe lagne tatsthe saure'thavā kuje | rāśyaṃśasadṛśe gātre jāyatenālaveṣṭitaḥ

When the lagna is the Goat ⟨Aries⟩, the Lion ⟨Leo⟩ or the Bull ⟨Taurus⟩, and Saturn or Mars stands there, the child is born wrapped about by the cord — upon the limb that answers to the sign and its aṃśa.

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  • About this edition: Corruption: जतस्थेनालवेष्टितः is read जातस्तेन नालवेष्टितः, 'the one born is by that wrapped by the cord'. नाल is the umbilical cord, and this is the cord-wrapped birth that 41 and 42 continue. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जायतेनालवेष्टितः; this sentence names जतस्थेनालवेष्टितः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्ने सपापे बहुपापदृष्टे राहुध्वजाभ्यां सहितेऽथवाऽत्र । पापग्रहाणां तु विलग्नभे वा जातो नरो नालविवेष्टिताङ्गः

lagne sapāpe bahupāpadṛṣṭe rāhudhvajābhyāṃ sahite'thavā'tra | pāpagrahāṇāṃ tu vilagnabhe vā jāto naro nālaviveṣṭitāṅgaḥ

When a malefic is in the ascendant and it is aspected by many malefics, or when it is joined here by Rāhu and the Banner ⟨Ketu⟩, or when the ascendant's sign belongs to the malefic grahas — the man born has his limbs wound about by the cord.

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  • About this edition: ध्वज ('the banner') is Ketu, as at 54. The e-text prints नालविदेष्टिताङ्गः; 42 prints the same phrase correctly as नालविवेष्टिताङ्गः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तु विलग्नभे वा जातो नरो नालविवेष्टिताङ्गः; this sentence names नालविदेष्टिताङ्गः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्रूरान्तरे लग्नगते सराहौ लग्ने कुजे वासरनाथदृष्टे । लग्ने शनौ भूमिसुतेन दृष्टे जातो नरो नालविवेष्टिताङ्गः

krūrāntare lagnagate sarāhau lagne kuje vāsaranāthadṛṣṭe | lagne śanau bhūmisutena dṛṣṭe jāto naro nālaviveṣṭitāṅgaḥ

When the lagna stands between malefics; when Mars with Rāhu is in the lagna and it is aspected by the lord of the weekday; or when Saturn is in the lagna, aspected by the Earth's son ⟨Mars⟩ — the man born has his limbs wound about by the cord.

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  • About this edition: लनगते is for लग्नगते and शनु for शनौ. क्रूरान्तरे — 'between malefics' — is the pāpa-kartari configuration, malefics flanking the lagna. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्नगते सराहौ लग्ने कुजे वासरनाथदृष्टे । लग्ने शनौ भूमिसुतेन; this sentence names लनगते and शनु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तत्काल इन्दुसहितो द्विरसांशको यस्तत्तुल्यराशिसहिते पुरतः शशाङ्के । यावानुदेति दिनरात्रिसमानभागस्तावद्गते दिननिशोः प्रवदन्ति जन्म

tatkāla indusahito dvirasāṃśako yastattulyarāśisahite purataḥ śaśāṅke | yāvānudeti dinarātrisamānabhāgastāvadgate dinaniśoḥ pravadanti janma

Whatever twelfth-part ⟨dvādaśāṃśa⟩ holds the Moon at that moment — and the Moon standing ahead in the sign that answers to it — then however much of it rises as the equal share of the day and of the night, by so much of the day or of the night gone by, they declare the birth ⟨to fall⟩.

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  • About this edition: द्विरसंशक is dvi-rasa-aṃśaka, 'twice-six part' = the dvādaśāṃśa, the twelfth division. The second half is genuinely uncertain: तावद्रते is not a form (read तावति गते, 'by so much elapsed'), and दिनरात्रिसमानभाग is compressed. The sense given — that the elapsed portion of day or night at birth answers to the measure that rises — is a reading, not a certainty, and the supplied words are marked. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads द्विरसांशको यस्तत्तुल्यराशिसहिते पुरतः शशाङ्के । यावानुदेति दिनरात्रिसमानभागस्तावद्गते; this sentence names द्विरसंशक and तावद्रते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उदयति मृदुभांशे सप्तमस्थे च मन्दे । यदि भवति निषेकः सूतिरब्दत्रयेण । शशिनि तु विधिरेष द्वादशाब्दैः प्रकुर्यात् । निगदितमिह चिन्त्यं सूतिकालेऽपि युक्त्या

udayati mṛdubhāṃśe saptamasthe ca mande | yadi bhavati niṣekaḥ sūtirabdatrayeṇa | śaśini tu vidhireṣa dvādaśābdaiḥ prakuryāt | nigaditamiha cintyaṃ sūtikāle'pi yuktyā

When an aṃśa of a soft asterism rises and Saturn stands in the seventh — if the seeding falls then, the birth comes after three years. But with the Moon ⟨so placed⟩, this same rule is to be worked with twelve years. What is declared here is to be weighed with reason at the time of birth also.

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  • About this edition: Numbers checked against the mūla: अब्दत्रय = three years, द्वादशाब्दैः = twelve years. मृदुभ is a 'soft' asterism (the mṛdu class of nakṣatras). सूतिरब्दत्रय्ण is for सूतिरब्दत्रयेण. The last line is the author's own caution that the rule wants judgement, not mechanical use. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सूतिरब्दत्रयेण; this sentence names सूतिरब्दत्रय्ण, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
3.45a reading here is contested

पितृकर्मेश्वरौ दुःस्थौ देहेशे बलसंयुते । विना सीमन्तकर्मादिजातः पुत्रो न संशयः । लाभे पापे पापगृहे न सीमन्तयुतो भवेत्

pitṛkarmeśvarau duḥsthau deheśe balasaṃyute | vinā sīmantakarmādijātaḥ putro na saṃśayaḥ | lābhe pāpe pāpagṛhe na sīmantayuto bhavet

When the lords of the ninth ⟨the father⟩ and of the tenth ⟨karma⟩ are ill-placed and the lord of the body ⟨the lagna⟩ is endowed with strength, the son is born without the sīmanta and the rites that follow it — of this there is no doubt. With a malefic in the eleventh ⟨lābha⟩ and in a malefic's house, he will not be one for whom the sīmanta was performed.

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  • About this edition: पितृ ('father') names the 9th house here, कर्म the 10th, देह the 1st, लाभ the 11th. सीमन्त is the sīmantonnayana, the parting-of-the-hair rite performed for a woman with child; the verse says the son is born with that rite and those after it left undone.
  • About this edition: WHY THIS UNIT LOOKS LIKE A HALF-VERSE. It runs to THREE half-lines, not two. Sastri sets the numeral ४५ after the second half-line and lets the third (लाभे पापे …) run on unnumbered, closed by a single daṇḍa. The Chaukhambhā printing behind our e-text numbers the same 1½-śloka unit ॥ ४५ १/२ ॥, and our ingest read that as the id 45.5.
  • Where the Sanskrit is open: A PRINTING DEFECT ON SASTRI'S PLATE, recorded rather than reproduced. The visarga of दुःस्थौ did not print on this copy: at 18× on the native 300 ppi image there is no ink at all between दु and स्थौ, and the gap is one narrow sort wide. Visargas print clearly elsewhere in the same three lines (जातः, संशयः), so the fount has the sort and this impression lost it. Our reading दुःस्थौ is kept.

पितुर्जातः परोक्षस्य लग्नमिन्दावपश्यति । विदेशस्थस्य चरभे मध्याद्भ्रष्टे दिवाकरे

piturjātaḥ parokṣasya lagnamindāvapaśyati | videśasthasya carabhe madhyādbhraṣṭe divākare

When the Moon does not aspect the lagna, the child is born of a father who is absent, out of sight; when ⟨the lagna⟩ is in a movable sign and the Sun has fallen from the tenth ⟨the meridian⟩, of a father who is in a foreign land.

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  • About this edition: मध्याद्दष्टे is for मध्याद् दृष्टे. मध्य is the meridian, the 10th. The two halves are elliptical: each names a condition and a kind of father, and the verb 'is born' is carried over from जातः in the first. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads मध्याद्भ्रष्टे; this sentence names मध्याद्दष्टे, 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 मध्याद्भ्रष्टे, so the form this note glosses is no longer our text, and the reading दृष्टे, 'aspected', is superseded. The plates were read by eye: Kapileśvara 1953 p.103 sets मध्याद्भ्रष्टे, read at about 3.1x and 4.4x native, and Ojha vol. I p.239 sets मध्याद् भ्रष्टे, read at about 3.1x. On p.104 Kapileśvara's own ṭīkā glosses the word as मध्याद्दशमभावाद्भ्रष्टे … रहिते सति ( एकादशे नवमे वा ). So भ्रष्टे means 'fallen': the Sun has fallen from the meridian, the 10th. The e-text's मध्याद्दष्टे was no possible reading, since दष्ट means 'bitten'.]

उदयस्थेऽथवा मन्दे कुजे वाऽस्तं समागते । स्थिते वाऽन्तः क्षपानाथे शशाङ्कसुतशुक्रयोः

udayasthe'thavā mande kuje vā'staṃ samāgate | sthite vā'ntaḥ kṣapānāthe śaśāṅkasutaśukrayoḥ

Or when Saturn stands at the rising, or Mars has come to the setting place ⟨the seventh⟩; or when the lord of the night ⟨the Moon⟩ stands between Mercury ⟨the Moon's son⟩ and Venus ⟨the same is to be declared⟩.

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  • About this edition: The verse has no main clause of its own: it continues 46, and the apodosis — the father absent or abroad — is carried over, which is why it is supplied in ⟨ ⟩. Corruption: चपानाथे is read चापनाथे, 'lord of the Bow', i.e. of Sagittarius — Jupiter. अस्त names the 7th, the setting place. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुजे वाऽस्तं समागते । स्थिते वाऽन्तः क्षपानाथे; this sentence names चपानाथे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पितुरौरसः क्षेत्रजो वेति ज्ञपिका द्युचरस्थितिः । लग्ने वा यदि शीतांशौ शुभखेचरराशिगे । औरसोऽयं भवेज्जातो गुरुवर्गसमन्विते

pituraurasaḥ kṣetrajo veti jñapikā dyucarasthitiḥ | lagne vā yadi śītāṃśau śubhakhecararāśige | auraso'yaṃ bhavejjāto guruvargasamanvite

Whether he is the father's own-begotten ⟨aurasa⟩ or a kṣetraja — it is the standing of the sky-goers that makes it known. If the Moon ⟨the cold-rayed⟩ is in the lagna, or in the sign of a benefic sky-goer, and is furnished with Jupiter's varga, then the one born is an aurasa, a son of the father's own body.

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  • About this edition: Corruptions: पितरय्रसः is read पितुरौरसः; ओरसः for औरसः; गुरुर्गसमन्विते for गुरुवर्गसमन्विते. औरस is the son begotten by the husband himself, क्षेत्रज the son begotten upon his wife by another — the first two of the classical twelve kinds of son, which verses 48–52 run through in order. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पितुरौरसः क्षेत्रजो वेति ज्ञपिका द्युचरस्थितिः । लग्ने वा यदि शीतांशौ शुभखेचरराशिगे । औरसोऽयं भवेज्जातो गुरुवर्गसमन्विते; this sentence names गुरुर्गसमन्विते and पितरय्रसः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीवो न भौमसंदृष्टः स्ववर्गे चार्कचन्द्रमाः । क्षेत्रजोऽयं भवेज्जातः ससौम्यो वा बलान्वितः

jīvo na bhaumasaṃdṛṣṭaḥ svavarge cārkacandramāḥ | kṣetrajo'yaṃ bhavejjātaḥ sasaumyo vā balānvitaḥ

When Jupiter is not aspected by Mars, and the Sun and the Moon stand in ⟨Mars's⟩ own varga, the one born is a kṣetraja — begotten upon the wife by another; or when ⟨Mars⟩ is joined with a benefic and endowed with strength.

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  • About this edition: ससौम्यः is two-way — 'with Mercury' or 'with a benefic'; the English had to choose and takes the class, while the Hindi keeps सौम्य and holds both. स्ववर्गे names no owner; Mars, the graha the verse has just named, is supplied in ⟨ ⟩.

मन्दवर्गगते चन्द्रे मन्दयुक्ते तु पञ्चमे । भानुभार्गवसंदृष्टे पुत्रः पौनर्भवो भवेत्

mandavargagate candre mandayukte tu pañcame | bhānubhārgavasaṃdṛṣṭe putraḥ paunarbhavo bhavet

When the Moon has gone into Saturn's varga, and the fifth is joined by Saturn and aspected by the Sun and Venus, the son is a paunarbhava — born of a woman married a second time.

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  • About this edition: पौनर्भव is the son of a punarbhū, a woman who has married again; one of the twelve kinds of son.

व्यये भास्करसंदृष्टे वर्गे भास्करचन्द्रयोः । चन्द्रसूर्ययुते वाऽपि कानीनोऽयं भवेन्नरः

vyaye bhāskarasaṃdṛṣṭe varge bhāskaracandrayoḥ | candrasūryayute vā'pi kānīno'yaṃ bhavennaraḥ

When the twelfth ⟨vyaya⟩ is aspected by the Sun, and ⟨the lagna⟩ is in a varga of the Sun and of the Moon, or else is joined by the Moon and the Sun — this man is a kānīna, the son a girl bore before her marriage.

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  • About this edition: व्यय names the 12th. कानीन is the son borne by an unmarried girl (kanyā). वर्गे भास्करचन्द्रयोः names no occupant; the lagna is supplied in ⟨ ⟩.

चन्द्रदृष्टियुतो मान्दिर्भानुपुत्रसमन्वितः तद्वीक्षणयुतो वाऽपि दत्तपुत्रो भवेन्नरः । शन्यङ्गारकसंयुक्ते सप्तमे वाऽथ पञ्चमे अन्यैरवीक्षिते खेटैः कृत्रिमं तु विनिर्दिशेत्

candradṛṣṭiyuto māndirbhānuputrasamanvitaḥ tadvīkṣaṇayuto vā'pi dattaputro bhavennaraḥ | śanyaṅgārakasaṃyukte saptame vā'tha pañcame anyairavīkṣite kheṭaiḥ kṛtrimaṃ tu vinirdiśet

Māndi joined with or aspected by the Moon and accompanied by Saturn ⟨the Sun's son⟩, or joined with and aspected by him — the man is a datta, a son given away in adoption.

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  • About this edition: Māndi (= Gulika) is Saturn's upagraha, kept by name. दत्त and कृत्रिम are two more of the twelve kinds of son — the one given away by his parents, the other made a son by agreement. The e-text carries no verse numbered 53: its numbering goes 52 → 54.

शन्यङ्गारकसंयुक्ते सप्तमे वाऽथ पञ्चमे। अन्यैरवीक्षिते खेटैः कृत्रिमं तु विनिर्दिशेत्

śanyaṅgārakasaṃyukte saptame vā'tha pañcame| anyairavīkṣite kheṭaiḥ kṛtrimaṃ tu vinirdiśet

When the seventh or else the fifth house is joined by Saturn and Mars and is not aspected by any other planet, one should declare the child to be an adopted one.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM MULTIPLE INDEPENDENT PRINTINGS. chaukhambha-1979_djvu.txt line 5043 · kashi-ss-kapileshvara-vimala_djvu.txt line 6415 · chowkhamba-1953-chaudhary-pandeya_djvu.txt line 5761 — three independent printings. ⭐ AND ITS NUMBER IS CONFIRMED BY AN INDEX, not inferred: the Prajñāvardhinī 2018 śloka-index (line 22375) lists शन्यङ्गारक संयुक्ते सप्तमे against adhyāya 3, śloka 53.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: our source e-text skips this number. The absence was invisible to the total because 28 sub-numbered records elsewhere made the count agree with Sastri's printed 1,918 — see text.json coverage.expectedVerses.perChapter.

परस्परक्षेत्रगतौ तु होरारसातलेशौ यदि जन्मलग्नात् । लग्नेश्वरो वा हिबुकेश्वरो वा ध्वजाहियुक्तो जननं परेण

parasparakṣetragatau tu horārasātaleśau yadi janmalagnāt | lagneśvaro vā hibukeśvaro vā dhvajāhiyukto jananaṃ pareṇa

When the lord of the horā ⟨the ascendant⟩ and the lord of the rasātala ⟨the fourth⟩ stand in each other's signs, reckoned from the birth-lagna; or when the lord of the lagna, or the lord of the hibuka ⟨the fourth⟩, is joined with the Banner ⟨Ketu⟩ and the Serpent ⟨Rāhu⟩ — the begetting was by another man.

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  • About this edition: The verse names the same two houses twice over by different words — होरा and लग्न for the 1st, रसातल and हिबुक for the 4th — which is why the house numbers are carried in ⟨ ⟩ rather than substituted for the names.

लग्नं शशाङ्कं सुरराजमन्त्री न वीक्षते नैकगृहस्थितौ वा । न जीववर्गेण युतौ तदानीं जातं वदेदन्यसमागमेन

lagnaṃ śaśāṅkaṃ surarājamantrī na vīkṣate naikagṛhasthitau vā | na jīvavargeṇa yutau tadānīṃ jātaṃ vadedanyasamāgamena

When the counsellor of the king of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩ neither aspects the lagna and the Moon nor stands with them in one house, and when the two are not joined with Jupiter's varga — then one should declare the birth to be from union with another man.

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  • About this edition: सुरराजमन्त्री, 'the counsellor of the king of the gods', is Bṛhaspati — Jupiter. The three negations are cumulative: all must hold.

स्वातीद्वितीया रविवारयुक्ता ससप्तमी सोमजरेवती च । सद्वादशीभानुसुतश्रविष्ठा चैतेषु जातः परतो वदन्ति

svātīdvitīyā ravivārayuktā sasaptamī somajarevatī ca | sadvādaśībhānusutaśraviṣṭhā caiteṣu jātaḥ parato vadanti

Svātī, the second tithi, joined with a Sunday; the seventh with the Moon's son's day ⟨Wednesday⟩ and Revatī; the twelfth with the Sun's son's day ⟨Saturday⟩ and Śraviṣṭhā — one born in these, they say, is another man's.

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  • About this edition: Numbers and names checked against the mūla: द्वितीया (2nd tithi) with रविवार (Sunday) and Svātī; सप्तमी (7th) with सोमज, the Moon's son Mercury, i.e. Wednesday, and Revatī; द्वादशी (12th) with भानुसुत, the Sun's son Saturn, i.e. Saturday, and Śraviṣṭhā (Dhaniṣṭhā). The three tithis named are exactly the Bhadrā group, which 57 then generalises.

भद्राख्यतिथियुक्तेषु त्रिपादर्क्षान्वितेषु च । मन्दार्कभौमवारेषु जातमन्योद्भवं विदुः

bhadrākhyatithiyukteṣu tripādarkṣānviteṣu ca | mandārkabhaumavāreṣu jātamanyodbhavaṃ viduḥ

In births falling on the Bhadrā tithis, on the three-footed asterisms, and on the days of Saturn, the Sun and Mars, they know the child to have sprung from another man.

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  • About this edition: भद्राण्यतिथि- is unclear as printed; it is read as the Bhadrā tithis (2nd, 7th, 12th), which is what 56 has just enumerated. त्रिपादर्क्ष is an asterism three of whose quarters fall in one sign. जात्मन्योद्भवं is for जातम् अन्योद्भवम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भद्राख्यतिथियुक्तेषु त्रिपादर्क्षान्वितेषु च । मन्दार्कभौमवारेषु जातमन्योद्भवं; this sentence names जात्मन्योद्भवं and भद्राण्यतिथि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

न लग्नमिन्दु च गुरुर्निरीक्षते न वा शशाङ्कं रविणा समागतम् । सपापकोऽर्केण युतोऽथवा शशी परेण जातं प्रवदन्ति निश्चयात्

na lagnamindu ca gururnirīkṣate na vā śaśāṅkaṃ raviṇā samāgatam | sapāpako'rkeṇa yuto'thavā śaśī pareṇa jātaṃ pravadanti niścayāt

When Jupiter aspects neither the lagna nor the Moon, or ⟨does not aspect⟩ the Moon that has come together with the Sun; or when the Moon, accompanied by a malefic, is joined with the Sun — they declare with certainty that the child was begotten by another ⟨man⟩.

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  • About this edition: परेण जातम् is the adulterine birth — begotten by a man other than the mother's husband; the following verse gives the cancelling condition.

गुरुक्षेत्रगते चन्द्रे तद्युक्ते चान्यराशिगे । तद्द्रेष्काणे तदंशे वा न परैर्जात इष्यते

gurukṣetragate candre tadyukte cānyarāśige | taddreṣkāṇe tadaṃśe vā na parairjāta iṣyate

When the Moon is in a sign of Jupiter's, or joined with him in another sign, or in his drekkāṇa or his navāṃśa, the child is not held to have been begotten by others.

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  • About this edition: तदंशे — 'his aṃśa', i.e. Jupiter's navāṃśa, read against the preceding तद्द्रेष्काणे.

क्रूरर्क्षगतावशोभनौ सूर्याद् द्यूननवात्मजस्थितौ । बद्धस्तु पिता विदेशगः स्वे वा राशिवशात्तथा पथि

krūrarkṣagatāvaśobhanau sūryād dyūnanavātmajasthitau | baddhastu pitā videśagaḥ sve vā rāśivaśāttathā pathi

⟨When⟩ the two malefics, ill-disposed and gone to cruel signs, stand in the 7th, the 9th, or the 5th from the Sun, the father is in bondage, or gone to a foreign land, or ⟨remains⟩ in his own ⟨place⟩ — and likewise on the road, according to the sign.

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  • About this edition: द्यून = 7th, आत्मज = 5th. बद्धः is bondage/imprisonment, not merely restraint.

पूर्णे शशिनि स्वराशिगे सौम्ये लग्नगते शुभे सुखे । लग्ने जलजेऽस्तगेऽपि वा चन्द्रे पोतगता प्रसूयते

pūrṇe śaśini svarāśige saumye lagnagate śubhe sukhe | lagne jalaje'stage'pi vā candre potagatā prasūyate

When the Moon is full and in her own sign, Mercury in the lagna, and a benefic in the 4th; or when a water-born ⟨sign⟩ is in the lagna, or the Moon is in the 7th — she gives birth aboard a boat.

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  • About this edition: जलज is left as 'water-born': a watery sign is the likeliest sense, but the word can also name the Moon, and the Moon is named separately in the same line. सुख = 4th, अस्त = 7th.

आप्योदयमाप्यगः शशी सम्पूर्णः समवेक्षतेऽथवा । मेषूरणबन्धुलग्नगः स्यात् सूतिः सलिले न संशयः

āpyodayamāpyagaḥ śaśī sampūrṇaḥ samavekṣate'thavā | meṣūraṇabandhulagnagaḥ syāt sūtiḥ salile na saṃśayaḥ

The full Moon, placed in a watery sign, aspects a watery rising ⟨sign⟩; or ⟨the Moon⟩ stands in the 10th (meṣūraṇa), the 4th, or the lagna — the birth is in water, there is no doubt.

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  • About this edition: The opening word आओयोदयम् is corrupt in the e-text; only …उदयम् ('the rising sign') is recoverable, and it is left unrestored. मेषूरण = the 10th house, बन्धु = the 4th. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads आप्योदयमाप्यगः for आओयोदयमाप्यगः, corrected on the lexicon on 2026-09-21: आप्य + उदयम्, the rising of a watery sign. The opening is restored, not left corrupt, and both renderings give it.]

उदयोडुपयोर्व्ययस्थिते गुप्त्यां पापनिरीक्षिते यमे । अलिकर्कियुते विलग्नगे सौरे शीतकरेक्षितेऽवटे

udayoḍupayorvyayasthite guptyāṃ pāpanirīkṣite yame | alikarkiyute vilagnage saure śītakarekṣite'vaṭe

When Saturn stands in the 12th from both the lagna and the Moon and is aspected by malefics, ⟨the birth is⟩ in a place of confinement. When Saturn is in the lagna, that lagna being Scorpio or Cancer, and is aspected by the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩, ⟨the birth is⟩ in a pit.

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  • About this edition: यम and सौर both name Saturn; शीतलर stands for शीतलकर, the Moon. गुप्ति is a place of custody — a prison, not merely a hidden spot. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शीतकरेक्षितेऽवटे; this sentence names शीतलर, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मन्देऽब्जगते विलग्नगे बुधसूर्येन्दुनिरीक्षिते क्रमात् । क्रीडाभवने सुरालये जननं चोषरभूमिषूदिशेत्

mande'bjagate vilagnage budhasūryendunirīkṣite kramāt | krīḍābhavane surālaye jananaṃ coṣarabhūmiṣūdiśet

When Saturn is in a watery ⟨sign⟩ and in the lagna, aspected respectively by Mercury, the Sun and the Moon, one should declare the birth to be in a pleasure-house, in a temple, and on barren salt ground.

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  • About this edition: क्रमात् binds the three aspecting grahas to the three places in order. अब्ज, 'water-born', is taken as a watery sign; it is not the ordinary name of any one rāśi.

नृलग्नगं प्रेक्ष्य कुजः श्मशाने रम्ये सितेन्दू गुरुरग्निहोत्रे । रविर्नरेन्द्रामरगोकुलेषु शिल्पालये ज्ञः प्रसवं करोति

nṛlagnagaṃ prekṣya kujaḥ śmaśāne ramye sitendū gururagnihotre | ravirnarendrāmaragokuleṣu śilpālaye jñaḥ prasavaṃ karoti

Aspecting ⟨the lagna⟩ when it stands in a human sign, Mars brings the birth about in a cremation ground; Venus and the Moon in a pleasant spot; Jupiter at the agnihotra ⟨fire-hall⟩; the Sun among kings, gods and cow-pens; Mercury in a craftsman's hall.

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  • About this edition: नृलग्नगम् is accusative — what the graha aspects; the object is unexpressed and taken as the lagna itself, in a human (biped) sign.

राश्यंशसमानगोचरे मार्गे जन्म चरे स्थिरे गृहे । स्वर्क्षांशगते स्वमन्दिरे बलयोगात्फलमंशकर्क्षयोः

rāśyaṃśasamānagocare mārge janma care sthire gṛhe | svarkṣāṃśagate svamandire balayogātphalamaṃśakarkṣayoḥ

When the sign and the navāṃśa are of the same course: in a movable ⟨sign⟩ the birth is on the road, in a fixed one in a house; when ⟨the significator⟩ occupies its own sign or its own navāṃśa, in one's own dwelling. The result is to be declared from the navāṃśa and the sign according to their strength.

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  • About this edition: The final compound is read as अंशर्क्षयोः ('of the navāṃśa and the sign'); the e-text's अशकर्क्षयोः has no sense as it stands. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads फलमंशकर्क्षयोः for फलमशकर्क्षयोः, corrected on the metre on 2026-09-21; the compound is अंशक + ऋक्ष, so our text itself now gives the sense this note supplied.]

आरार्कजयोस्त्रिकोणगे चन्द्रेऽस्ते च विसृज्यतेऽम्बया । दृष्टेऽमरराजमन्त्रिणा दीर्घायुः सुखभाक् च स स्मृतः

ārārkajayostrikoṇage candre'ste ca visṛjyate'mbayā | dṛṣṭe'mararājamantriṇā dīrghāyuḥ sukhabhāk ca sa smṛtaḥ

When the Moon stands in a trine from Mars and Saturn and is in the 7th, ⟨the child⟩ is cast off by its mother; but if it is aspected by the counsellor of the king of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩, he is held to be long-lived and to enjoy comfort.

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  • About this edition: आरार्कजयास्त्रिकोणगे is grammatically damaged; it is read as आरार्कजयोस्त्रिकोणगः, agreeing with चन्द्रः. विसृज्यते is 'is let go, abandoned' — the mother gives the child up. [2026-09-23: this describes a text we no longer hold. The mūla now reads चन्द्रेऽस्ते, so चन्द्रे and त्रिकोणगे are both locative and the half-line is a locative absolute, which our English and Hindi already render. Two other printings set the genitive dual आरार्कजयोः; it is on the ledger as a rival.] [2026-09-30: the mūla now reads आरार्कजयोस्त्रिकोणगे on the lexicon; the press sets आरार्कजयास्त्रिकोणगे, read by eye on the Kāśī 1953 and Ojha plates at about 8.2x and 3.8x, and a machine read of Sastri 1932 p.182 carries आरार्कजयोः, as do the machine reads of all seven Bṛhat Jātaka stores that hold 5.14, the verse this one quotes. The next verse, 3.68, sets the same pair as कुजार्कजयोः. The press's जया is now the rival on the ledger.]

पापेक्षिते तुहिनगावुदये कुजेऽस्ते त्यक्तो विनश्यति कुजार्कजयोस्तथाऽये । सौम्येऽपि पश्यति तथाविधहस्तमेति सौम्ये तरेषु परहस्तगतोऽप्यनायुः

pāpekṣite tuhinagāvudaye kuje'ste tyakto vinaśyati kujārkajayostathā'ye | saumye'pi paśyati tathāvidhahastameti saumye tareṣu parahastagato'pyanāyuḥ

When the Moon in the lagna is aspected by malefics and Mars is in the 7th, ⟨the child⟩ is abandoned and perishes; likewise when Mars and Saturn are in the 11th. If a benefic also aspects, he passes into the hand of such a one ⟨and lives⟩; but with those other than benefics ⟨aspecting⟩, though he passes into another's hands, he has no life.

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  • About this edition: स्यक्तः stands for त्यक्तः; आये = the 11th house (आय); सौम्ये तरेषु is read as सौम्येतरेषु, 'those other than benefics'. अनायुः is left at full weight: the child does not live.

पितृमातृगृहेषु तद्बलात्तरुशालादिषु नीचगतैः शुभैः । यदि नैकगतैश्च वीक्षितौ लग्नेन्दू विजने प्रसूयते

pitṛmātṛgṛheṣu tadbalāttaruśālādiṣu nīcagataiḥ śubhaiḥ | yadi naikagataiśca vīkṣitau lagnendū vijane prasūyate

⟨The birth is⟩ in the house of the father or of the mother, according to the strength of those ⟨significators⟩; among trees, in sheds and the like when the benefics are debilitated. And if the lagna and the Moon are aspected by no ⟨benefic⟩ so placed, the birth takes place in a solitary spot.

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  • About this edition: तरुशालाइषु is a broken form of तरुशालासु. नैकगतैः is read as न + एकगतैः, 'not by any so situated'; the sense the whole verse carries is the absence of benefic aspect. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तद्बलात्तरुशालादिषु; this sentence names तरुशालाइषु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मन्दर्क्षांशे शशिनि हिबुके मन्ददृष्टेऽब्जगे वा तद्युक्ते वा तमसि शयनं नीचसंस्थैश्च भूमौ । यद्वद्राशिर्ब्रजति हरिजं गर्भमोक्षस्तु तद्वत्

mandarkṣāṃśe śaśini hibuke mandadṛṣṭe'bjage vā tadyukte vā tamasi śayanaṃ nīcasaṃsthaiśca bhūmau | yadvadrāśirbrajati harijaṃ garbhamokṣastu tadvat

When the Moon is in Saturn's sign or navāṃśa in the 4th (hibuka), or aspected by Saturn, or in a watery sign, or joined with him, the lying-in is in darkness; and with ⟨grahas⟩ debilitated, upon the ground. Just as the sign moves to the horizon (harija), so is the release of the fetus.

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  • About this edition: हरिज is the horizon. यद्भद्राशिः is read as यद् भ-राशिः, 'whichever sign'; the e-text's conjunct is damaged.

स्नेहः शशाङ्कादुदयाच्च वर्ती दीपोऽर्कयुक्तर्क्षवशाच्चराद्यः । द्वारं च तद्वास्तुनि केन्द्रसंस्थैर्ज्ञेयं ग्रहैर्वीर्यसमन्वितैर्वा

snehaḥ śaśāṅkādudayācca vartī dīpo'rkayuktarkṣavaśāccarādyaḥ | dvāraṃ ca tadvāstuni kendrasaṃsthairjñeyaṃ grahairvīryasamanvitairvā

The oil ⟨of the lamp is judged⟩ from the Moon, the wick from the rising ⟨sign⟩, the lamp itself, as movable and so on (cara-ādi), according to the sign the Sun occupies. And the door of that dwelling is to be discerned from the grahas standing in the kendras, or from those endowed with strength.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's वशाणराद्यः, closing the second quarter, is corrupt and is left unrendered. ईर्क्ष्यं is read as ईक्ष्यम् and समनिव्तैः as समन्वितैः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दीपोऽर्कयुक्तर्क्षवशाच्चराद्यः । द्वारं च तद्वास्तुनि केन्द्रसंस्थैर्ज्ञेयं ग्रहैर्वीर्यसमन्वितैर्वा; this sentence names वशाणराद्यः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीर्णं संस्कृतमर्कजे क्षितिसुते दग्धं नवं शीतगौ काष्ठाढ्यं सुदृढं रवौ शशिसुते चानेकशिल्प्युद्भवम् । रम्यं चित्रयुतं नवं च भृगुजे जीवे दृढं मन्दिरं चक्रस्थैस्तु यथोपदेशरचनां सामन्तपूर्वां वदेत्

jīrṇaṃ saṃskṛtamarkaje kṣitisute dagdhaṃ navaṃ śītagau kāṣṭhāḍhyaṃ sudṛḍhaṃ ravau śaśisute cānekaśilpyudbhavam | ramyaṃ citrayutaṃ navaṃ ca bhṛguje jīve dṛḍhaṃ mandiraṃ cakrasthaistu yathopadeśaracanāṃ sāmantapūrvāṃ vadet

With Saturn ⟨the house is⟩ old but repaired; with Mars, burnt; with the Moon, new; with the Sun, abounding in timber and very solid; with Mercury, the work of many craftsmen; with Venus, charming, adorned with paintings, and new; with Jupiter, a firm mansion. From the grahas standing in the chart one should describe its construction as taught, beginning with the neighbourhood.

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  • About this edition: सामन्तपूर्वाम् — 'with the neighbouring ⟨parts⟩ first': the surroundings of the dwelling are described before the dwelling itself.

मेषकुलीरतुलालिघटैः प्रागुत्तरतो गुरुसौम्यगृहेषु । पश्चिमतश्च वृषेण निवासो दक्षिणभागकरौ मृगसिंहौ

meṣakulīratulālighaṭaiḥ prāguttarato gurusaumyagṛheṣu | paścimataśca vṛṣeṇa nivāso dakṣiṇabhāgakarau mṛgasiṃhau

By Aries, Cancer, Libra, Scorpio and Aquarius ⟨the dwelling lies⟩ to the east, and in the signs of Jupiter and Mercury to the north; by Taurus the dwelling is to the west; and Capricorn and Leo make it in the southern quarter.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's घतैः is read as घटैः (Aquarius) and प्रगुत्तरते as प्राग् उत्तरतश्च: on that reading the four directions exhaust all twelve signs — 5 east, Jupiter's and Mercury's 4 north, Taurus west, Capricorn and Leo south. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मेषकुलीरतुलालिघटैः प्रागुत्तरतो; this sentence names प्रगुत्तरते and घतैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

प्राच्यादिगृहे क्रियादयो द्वौ द्वौ कोणगता द्विमूर्त्तयः । शय्यास्वपि वास्तुवद्वदेत् पादैः षट्त्रिनवान्त्यसंस्थितैः

prācyādigṛhe kriyādayo dvau dvau koṇagatā dvimūrttayaḥ | śayyāsvapi vāstuvadvadet pādaiḥ ṣaṭtrinavāntyasaṃsthitaiḥ

In the chambers beginning from the east ⟨are set⟩ Aries and the rest, two by two; the dual-bodied signs occupy the corners. Of beds too one should speak as of dwellings, by the legs ⟨of the bed⟩ set in the 6th, the 3rd, the 9th and the last.

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  • About this edition: क्रिया is the Greek-derived name for Aries. पातैः is rendered literally as 'the ⟨grahas⟩ falling'; it may stand for पापैः, 'malefics', but the e-text does not read so and nothing here decides it. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads पादैः; this sentence names पातैः, 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 पादैः, so the discussion of पातैः above is superseded. Our e-text's पातैः was a misreading. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā plate (Chowkhamba 1953, p.112) sets पादैः, read by eye at about 7.8x native: the middle letter is द, not त. Machine reads of the Ojha, Sastri 1932 and Josi 1911 printings give पादैः too. पाद here is the bed's legs, so the guess that पातैः stands for पापैः, 'malefics', is dropped.]

लग्नचन्द्रान्तरगतैर्ग्रहैः स्युरुपसूतिकाः । बहिरन्तश्च चक्रार्द्धे दृश्यादृश्येऽन्यथा परे

lagnacandrāntaragatairgrahaiḥ syurupasūtikāḥ | bahirantaśca cakrārddhe dṛśyādṛśye'nyathā pare

From the grahas standing between the lagna and the Moon ⟨are known⟩ the women attending the birth; ⟨they are⟩ outside and inside according to the half of the chart — the visible and the invisible ⟨halves⟩. Others hold it the other way round (anyathā).

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  • About this edition: लग्नचन्द्रान्रगतैः is read as लग्नचन्द्रान्तरगतैः. The fourth quarter, दृशादश्येऽन्षवा परे, is corrupt: दृश्यादृश्ये ('in the visible and the invisible') is recoverable, the rest is not, and is left unrendered. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्नचन्द्रान्तरगतैर्ग्रहैः स्युरुपसूतिकाः । बहिरन्तश्च चक्रार्द्धे दृश्यादृश्येऽन्यथा; this sentence names दृशादश्येऽन्षवा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्ननवांशपतुल्यतनुः स्याद्वीर्ययुतग्रहतुल्यतनुर्वा । चन्द्रसमेतनवांशपवर्णः कादिविलग्नविभक्तभगात्रः

lagnanavāṃśapatulyatanuḥ syādvīryayutagrahatulyatanurvā | candrasametanavāṃśapavarṇaḥ kādivilagnavibhaktabhagātraḥ

The body is like that of the lord of the lagna's navāṃśa, or like that of the graha endowed with strength; the complexion (varṇa) is that of the lord of the navāṃśa the Moon occupies. The limbs of his body are apportioned among the signs from the lagna onward, beginning with the head.

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  • About this edition: कादि — 'beginning with ka', where क is the head; the next verse spells the sequence out. पर्वणः in the third quarter is unsound and may stand for वर्णः ('complexion'); it is not emended here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चन्द्रसमेतनवांशपवर्णः; this sentence names पर्वणः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कन्दृक्श्रोत्रनसाकपोलहनवो वक्त्रं च होरादयस्ते कण्ठांसकबाहुपार्श्वहृदयक्रोडानि नाभिस्ततः । बस्तिः शिश्नगुदे ततश्च वृषणावूरू ततो जानुनी जङ्घाङ्घ्रीत्युभयत्र वाममुदितैर्द्रेक्काणभागैस्त्रिधा

kandṛkśrotranasākapolahanavo vaktraṃ ca horādayaste kaṇṭhāṃsakabāhupārśvahṛdayakroḍāni nābhistataḥ | bastiḥ śiśnagude tataśca vṛṣaṇāvūrū tato jānunī jaṅghāṅghrītyubhayatra vāmamuditairdrekkāṇabhāgaistridhā

The head, the eyes, the ears, the nose, the cheeks, the jaws, and the mouth — these are the horā and the rest; then the throat, the shoulders, the arms, the sides, the heart and the belly, and after that the navel; then the bladder, the penis and the anus, then the testicles, the thighs, then the knees, the shanks and the feet — thus on both sides (ubhayatra), threefold by the drekkāṇa divisions, the left ⟨side⟩ being shown by the risen ⟨divisions⟩ (vāmam uditaiḥ).

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  • About this edition: जडाङ्घ्री is read as जङ्घाङ्घ्री; जङ्घा is the lower leg (the shank), not the thigh — ऊरु has already taken the thigh. The close of the fourth quarter, इत्युन्जयत्र, is corrupt and is left unrendered; त्रधा is read as त्रिधा. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कन्दृक्श्रोत्रनसाकपोलहनवो वक्त्रं च होरादय- स्ते कण्ठांसकबाहुपार्श्वहृदयक्रोडानि नाभिस्ततः । बस्तिः शिश्नगुदे ततश्च वृषणावूरू ततो जानुनी जङ्घाङ्घ्रीत्युभयत्र वाममुदितैर्द्रेक्काणभागैस्त्रिधा; this sentence names जडाङ्घ्री and त्रधा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तस्मिन्पापयुते व्रणं शुभयुते दृष्टे च लक्ष्मादिशेत् स्वर्क्षांशे स्थिरसंयुते च सहजः स्यादन्यथाऽगन्तुकः । मन्देऽश्मानिलजोऽग्निशस्त्रविषजो भौमे बुधे भूभवः सूर्ये काष्ठचतुष्पदेन हिमगौ शृङ्ग्यब्जजोऽन्यैः शुभम्

tasminpāpayute vraṇaṃ śubhayute dṛṣṭe ca lakṣmādiśet svarkṣāṃśe sthirasaṃyute ca sahajaḥ syādanyathā'gantukaḥ | mande'śmānilajo'gniśastraviṣajo bhaume budhe bhūbhavaḥ sūrye kāṣṭhacatuṣpadena himagau śṛṅgyabjajo'nyaiḥ śubham

When that ⟨place⟩ is joined with a malefic, declare a wound; when joined with or aspected by a benefic, a mark. In its own sign or navāṃśa, and joined with a fixed ⟨sign⟩, it is congenital; otherwise it is acquired. With Saturn it is born of stone and wind; with Mars, of fire, weapon or poison; with Mercury it is earth-born; with the Sun, by wood or by a four-footed beast; with the Moon, by a horned ⟨animal⟩ or a water-creature; by the others it is auspicious.

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  • About this edition: व्रण is a wound or scar, लक्ष्म an auspicious mark; सहज is congenital, आगन्तुक acquired later. 'The others' are Jupiter and Venus, the two not named in the list.

समनुपतिता यस्मिन् भागे त्रयः सबुधा ग्रहा भवति नियमात्तस्यावाप्तिः शुभेष्वशुभेषु वा । व्रणकृदशुभः षष्ठे देहे तनोर्भसमाश्रिते तिलकमशकृद्दृष्टः सौम्यैर्युतश्च स लक्ष्मवान्

samanupatitā yasmin bhāge trayaḥ sabudhā grahā bhavati niyamāttasyāvāptiḥ śubheṣvaśubheṣu vā | vraṇakṛdaśubhaḥ ṣaṣṭhe dehe tanorbhasamāśrite tilakamaśakṛddṛṣṭaḥ saumyairyutaśca sa lakṣmavān

In whatever division three grahas together with Mercury fall together, the attainment of that thing follows of necessity, whether among auspicious matters or inauspicious. A malefic in the 6th, or occupying the sign of the body, makes a wound upon the body; but aspected by benefics and joined with them it makes a tilaka-spot or a mole — such a one bears a mark.

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  • About this edition: तनोर्भम् is the sign of the body, i.e. the lagna sign; मशक is a mole or wart, तिलक a spot on the skin.

वियोनिजन्मविज्ञानं निषेकोदयजं फलम् । जन्मकालपरिज्ञानं यत्तदाचार्यभाषितम्

viyonijanmavijñānaṃ niṣekodayajaṃ phalam | janmakālaparijñānaṃ yattadācāryabhāṣitam

The knowledge of birth in a non-human womb, the fruit that arises from the conception and from the rising ⟨sign⟩, and the full understanding of the time of birth — whatever ⟨has been said here⟩, that is what the ācāryas have declared.

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  • About this edition: The chapter's closing verse. प्रिज्ञानम् stands for परिज्ञानम्. वियोनिजन्म names the chapter (अथ वियोनिजन्माद्यध्यायः).

Adhyāya 4 · अथारिष्टाध्यायः

आद्वादशाब्दान्तरयोनिजन्मनामायुष्कला निश्चयितुं न शक्यते । मात्रा च पित्रा कृतपापकर्मणा बालग्रहैर्नाशमुपैति बालकः

ādvādaśābdāntarayonijanmanāmāyuṣkalā niścayituṃ na śakyate | mātrā ca pitrā kṛtapāpakarmaṇā bālagrahairnāśamupaiti bālakaḥ

For those born of the womb, up to the end of the twelfth year the measure of life cannot be determined ⟨with certainty⟩. Through the sinful deeds done by the mother and by the father, and through the bāla-grahas ⟨the seizers of children⟩, the child meets destruction.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's निश्चयुतिं stands for निश्चेतुं / निश्चयितुं, 'to determine'; बालप्रहैः for बालग्रहैः — the bāla-grahas, the class of child-seizing spirits, not the grahas of the chart. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads आद्वादशाब्दान्तरयोनिजन्मनामायुष्कला निश्चयितुं न शक्यते । मात्रा च पित्रा कृतपापकर्मणा बालग्रहैर्नाशमुपैति; this sentence names निश्चयुतिं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आद्ये चतुष्के जननीकृताघैर्मध्ये तु पित्रार्जितपापसङ्घैः । बालस्तदन्त्यासु चतुः समासु स्वकीयदोषैः समुपैति नाशम्

ādye catuṣke jananīkṛtāghairmadhye tu pitrārjitapāpasaṅghaiḥ | bālastadantyāsu catuḥ samāsu svakīyadoṣaiḥ samupaiti nāśam

In the first tetrad ⟨of years the child perishes⟩ through the sins committed by the mother; in the middle ⟨tetrad⟩ through the sins earned by the father; and in the last four years the child meets destruction through his own faults.

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  • About this edition: पित्राऽजितपापसैः stands for पित्रार्जितपापकैः, 'by the sins earned by the father'. The three tetrads of four make up the twelve years of v. 1; only the last count, चतुःसमासु, is spelled out in the verse. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चतुष्के जननीकृताघैर्मध्ये तु पित्रार्जितपापसङ्घैः; this sentence names पित्राऽजितपापसैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अष्टौ बालारिष्टमादौ नराणां योगारिष्टं प्राहुराविंशतिः स्यात् । अल्पं चाद्वात्रिंशतान्मध्यमायुरासप्तत्याः पूर्णमायुः शतान्तम्

aṣṭau bālāriṣṭamādau narāṇāṃ yogāriṣṭaṃ prāhurāviṃśatiḥ syāt | alpaṃ cādvātriṃśatānmadhyamāyurāsaptatyāḥ pūrṇamāyuḥ śatāntam

For men the first eight ⟨years⟩ are bālāriṣṭa ⟨the peril of childhood⟩; up to twenty, they say, is yogāriṣṭa. Short life ⟨runs⟩ to thirty-two, middling life to seventy, and full life to the end of a hundred.

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  • About this edition: चान्द्रात्रिंशतान् is a corruption of चायुस्त्रिंशतः, 'and short life to thirty' — the emendation is required by the series and does not change any number. The figures 8 / 20 / 30 / 70 / 100 are the e-text's own. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चाद्वात्रिंशतान्मध्यमायुरासप्तत्याः; this sentence names चान्द्रात्रिंशतान्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
4.4a reading here is contested

विलग्नयातस्त्वपि देवमन्त्री विनाशरिःफारिगते शशाङ्के । विलोकिते पापवियच्चरेण विभानुना मृत्युमुपैति ग्र....ः

vilagnayātastvapi devamantrī vināśariḥphārigate śaśāṅke | vilokite pāpaviyaccareṇa vibhānunā mṛtyumupaiti gra....ḥ

Even though Jupiter ⟨the counsellor of the gods⟩ is in the lagna, if the Moon has gone to the 8th (vināśa), the 12th (riḥpha) or the 6th (ari) and is aspected by a malefic sky-goer bereft of light, then ⟨…⟩ meets death.

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  • What the page would not yield: LACUNA — 1 passage the printed edition itself could not read, marked with a run of dots and carried through unchanged. This is the EDITION'S gap, not a defect of our transcription and not text we lost. The verse is incomplete as transmitted: translate what is there and say what is missing; never bridge the gap with a reading no witness supports.
  • About this edition: LACUNA — the printed edition itself could not read the last word (ग्र....ः), which is the subject of 'meets death'. It is left unfilled; no witness here supports any restoration. Separately, विभानुना is uncertain: taken here as वि-भानु, 'devoid of light', qualifying the malefic, but it could as easily mean 'other than the Sun'.

गण्डान्ततारासहिते मृगाङ्के पापेक्षिते पापसमन्विते वा । बालो लयं याति समृत्युभागे चन्द्रे तथा पापनिरीक्षिते वा

gaṇḍāntatārāsahite mṛgāṅke pāpekṣite pāpasamanvite vā | bālo layaṃ yāti samṛtyubhāge candre tathā pāpanirīkṣite vā

When the Moon ⟨the deer-marked⟩ stands in a gaṇḍānta star, aspected by a malefic or joined with a malefic, the child perishes; and likewise when the Moon is in a mṛtyu-bhāga ⟨a death-degree⟩ and aspected by a malefic.

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  • About this edition: यति stands for याति. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मृगाङ्के पापेक्षिते पापसमन्विते वा । बालो लयं याति; this sentence names यति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ताताम्बिकासोदरमातुलाश्च मातामही मातृपिता च बालः । सूर्यादिकैः पञ्चमधर्मयातैः क्रूरर्क्षगैराशु हताः क्रमेण

tātāmbikāsodaramātulāśca mātāmahī mātṛpitā ca bālaḥ | sūryādikaiḥ pañcamadharmayātaiḥ krūrarkṣagairāśu hatāḥ krameṇa

Father, mother, uterine brother, maternal uncle, the maternal grandmother, the mother's father and the child ⟨himself⟩ — these, by the Sun and the rest when those have gone to the 5th and to the 9th (dharma) and stand in the signs of malefics, are swiftly destroyed, each in his own order.

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  • About this edition: ताताविका (here) and तातान्विका (in the doublet 6b) both stand for तातांबिका, father and mother; भातुल is मातुल, the maternal uncle, and मातृपता is मातृपिता. The seven kin answer to the seven grahas from the Sun onward, and क्रमेण says so. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads ताताम्बिकासोदरमातुलाश्च and मातृपिता; this sentence names ताताविका and मातृपता, 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 ताताम्बिका, मातुल and मातृपिता, so the three forms this note glosses (ताताविका, भातुल, मातृपता) are no longer our text. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā plate (Chowkhamba 1953, p.117), read by eye at about 3.1x and 4.8x native, sets ताताम्बिकासोदरमातुलाश्च मातामही मातृपिता च बालः. It sets the म्ब conjunct, not the anusvāra of तातांबिका.]
  • Another reading: OUR FILE HELD THIS VERSE TWICE. The second copy carried the id "6b" and was removed on 2026-09-09 after the plate showed Sastri prints the verse once. ⚠ THE TWO COPIES DID NOT READ ALIKE, AND NOBODY HAS ADJUDICATED THEM. The removed copy read: «तातान्विकासोदरमातुलाश्च मातामही मातृपिता च बालः । सूर्यादिकैः पञ्चमधर्मयातैः क्रूरर्क्षगैराशु हताः क्रमेण». This record reads: «ताताविकासोदरभातुलाश्च मातामही मातृपता च बालः । सूर्यादिकैः पञ्चमधर्मयातैः क्रूरर्क्षगैराशु हताः क्रमेण». Where they differ, neither reading has been ruled on against the plate — the pass that found the duplication reported the differences as LEADS and said so. Do not adopt either silently; read the leaf. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads ताताम्बिकासोदरमातुलाश्च and मातृपिता; this sentence names ताताविकासोदरभातुलाश्च and मातृपता, 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 leaf has now been read, so the question this note leaves open is ruled. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā plate (Chowkhamba 1953, p.117), opened by eye at about 4.8x native, sets ताताम्बिकासोदरमातुलाश्च मातामही मातृपिता. At मातुल and मातृपिता it agrees with the removed 6b copy. At the first word it sets ताताम्बिका, which neither copy carried: this record had ताताविका and 6b had तातान्विका. The mūla now follows the plate at all three places.]

रसातलस्थौ यदि भानुचन्द्रौ शनिः स्मरस्थो मरणाय मातुः । यदा यदा क्रूरखगो विलग्नादरातिगः सोदरनाशहेतुः

rasātalasthau yadi bhānucandrau śaniḥ smarastho maraṇāya mātuḥ | yadā yadā krūrakhago vilagnādarātigaḥ sodaranāśahetuḥ

If the Sun and the Moon are in the 4th (rasātala) and Saturn is in the 7th (smara), that is for the death of the mother. And whenever a malefic sky-goer stands in the 6th (arāti) from the lagna, it is the cause of the destruction of a uterine brother.

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  • Another reading: OUR FILE HELD THIS VERSE TWICE. The second copy carried the id "7b" and was removed on 2026-09-09 after the plate showed Sastri prints the verse once. ⚠ THE TWO COPIES DID NOT READ ALIKE, AND NOBODY HAS ADJUDICATED THEM. The removed copy read: «रसातलस्थौ यदि भानुचन्द्रौ शनिः स्मरस्थो मरणाय मातुः । यदा य्(व्)दा क्रूरखगो विलग्नादरातिगः सोदरनाशहेतुः». This record reads: «रसातलस्थौ यदि भानुचन्द्रौ शनिः स्मरस्थो मरणाय मातुः । यदा यदा क्रूरखगो विलग्नादरातिगः सोदरनाशहेतुः». Where they differ, neither reading has been ruled on against the plate — the pass that found the duplication reported the differences as LEADS and said so. Do not adopt either silently; read the leaf.

क्रूरेक्षितौ चन्द्रविलग्नराशी सौम्यग्रहैर्वीक्षणयोगहीनौ । केन्द्रच्युतो यद्यमरेशमन्त्री जातस्य माता समुपैति नाशम्

krūrekṣitau candravilagnarāśī saumyagrahairvīkṣaṇayogahīnau | kendracyuto yadyamareśamantrī jātasya mātā samupaiti nāśam

If the rāśis of the Moon and of the lagna are aspected by malefics and are without the aspect and the conjunction of benefic grahas, and if Jupiter ⟨the counsellor of the lord of the immortals⟩ has fallen away from a kendra, the native's mother meets destruction.

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  • About this edition: वीच्चण stands for वीक्षण, 'aspect'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौम्यग्रहैर्वीक्षणयोगहीनौ । केन्द्रच्युतो यद्यमरेशमन्त्री जातस्य माता; this sentence names वीच्चण, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सभानुजे शीतकरे विलग्नाद् दिवाकरे रिःफगृहोपयाते । धरासुते बन्धुगते तदानीं विपद्यते तज्जननी सगर्भा

sabhānuje śītakare vilagnād divākare riḥphagṛhopayāte | dharāsute bandhugate tadānīṃ vipadyate tajjananī sagarbhā

When the Moon ⟨the cool-rayed⟩ is joined with Saturn ⟨the Sun's son⟩, the Sun has gone to the 12th house (riḥpha) from the lagna, and Mars is in the 4th (bandhu), then at that time his mother perishes with the child in her womb.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's नधुगते is no Sanskrit word, so the house Mars occupies is left unfilled. बन्धुगते (the 4th) and मधुगते are both graphically possible; neither has support here and neither is adopted. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रिःफगृहोपयाते । धरासुते बन्धुगते; this sentence names नधुगते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विलग्नचन्द्रौ शुभदृक्विहीनावशोभनव्योमचरान्तरस्थौ । विनाशमेति प्रमदा सगर्भा वदन्ति सर्वे युगपत् पृथग्वा

vilagnacandrau śubhadṛkvihīnāvaśobhanavyomacarāntarasthau | vināśameti pramadā sagarbhā vadanti sarve yugapat pṛthagvā

When the lagna and the Moon are bereft of benefic aspect and stand hemmed between inauspicious sky-goers, the woman perishes with the child in her womb — so all declare, whether ⟨the two conditions⟩ occur together or separately.

षष्ठावसानाष्टमभावगेषु क्रूरेषु सौम्यग्रहवर्जितेषु । पापान्तरस्थे भृगुजे गुरौ वा नारी सपुत्रा म्रियते तु सद्यः

ṣaṣṭhāvasānāṣṭamabhāvageṣu krūreṣu saumyagrahavarjiteṣu | pāpāntarasthe bhṛguje gurau vā nārī saputrā mriyate tu sadyaḥ

When malefics occupy the 6th, the 12th (avasāna) and the 8th houses and are unaccompanied by benefic grahas, and Venus or Jupiter is hemmed between malefics, the woman dies at once, and her child with her.

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  • About this edition: अवसान, 'the ending', is the 12th house.

लग्नास्तयातौ यदि पापखेचरौ शुभैरयुक्तौ शुभदृष्टिवर्जितौ । शस्त्रेण मृत्युं समुपैति गर्भिणी मासाधिपो नष्टकरो यदा वदेत्

lagnāstayātau yadi pāpakhecarau śubhairayuktau śubhadṛṣṭivarjitau | śastreṇa mṛtyuṃ samupaiti garbhiṇī māsādhipo naṣṭakaro yadā vadet

If malefic sky-goers occupy the lagna and the 7th (asta), unjoined by benefics and devoid of benefic aspect, the pregnant woman meets death by a weapon. One should declare this when the lord of the ⟨gestational⟩ month is an agent of destruction.

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  • About this edition: शस्त्रेण covers the blade of violence and the blade of delivery alike; the verse does not narrow it, and this rendering does not either. The मासाधिप is the lord of the month of gestation, listed in v. 17.

चन्द्राच्चतुर्थोपगतैरसद्भिर्वा नस्थितैः शोभनदृष्टिमुक्तैः । व्यापारगैर्वा यदि वासरेशाज्जातस्य माता निधनं प्रयाति

candrāccaturthopagatairasadbhirvā nasthitaiḥ śobhanadṛṣṭimuktaiḥ | vyāpāragairvā yadi vāsareśājjātasya mātā nidhanaṃ prayāti

By malefics gone to the 4th from the Moon, or standing in ⟨…⟩ free of benefic aspect, or gone to the 10th (vyāpāra) — or if ⟨reckoned⟩ from the Sun ⟨the lord of the day⟩ — the native's mother goes to her death.

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  • About this edition: वा नस्थितैः yields no house. धनस्थितैः (the 2nd) is one candidate among several and is not adopted; the place is left unfilled.

शुक्राद्रवौ विक्रमगे बलाढ्ये मन्देक्षिते मन्दसमन्विते वा । क्षीणे शशाङ्के यदि वा सपापे माता सपुत्रा म्रियतेऽचिरेण

śukrādravau vikramage balāḍhye mandekṣite mandasamanvite vā | kṣīṇe śaśāṅke yadi vā sapāpe mātā saputrā mriyate'cireṇa

When the Sun stands in the 3rd (vikrama) from Venus and is rich in strength, aspected by Saturn or joined with Saturn — or if the waning Moon is with a malefic — the mother dies before long, and her child with her.

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  • About this edition: शशाङ्ले is the e-text's slip for शशाङ्के; the stray comma before अचिरेण is the e-text's too. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बलाढ्ये मन्देक्षिते मन्दसमन्विते वा । क्षीणे शशाङ्के यदि वा सपापे माता सपुत्रा म्रियतेऽचिरेण; this sentence names शशाङ्ले and अचिरेण, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नादिने वाऽष्टमगे धराजे पापेक्षिते सौम्यदृशा विहीने । ताराधिपे वृद्धिकलाविहीने माता कृतान्तस्य पदं समेति

lagnādine vā'ṣṭamage dharāje pāpekṣite saumyadṛśā vihīne | tārādhipe vṛddhikalāvihīne mātā kṛtāntasya padaṃ sameti

When the Sun (ina) or Mars is in the 8th from the lagna, aspected by a malefic and without benefic aspect, and the Moon ⟨the lord of the stars⟩ is void of its waxing digits, the mother goes to the abode of Kṛtānta ⟨Yama, the Ender⟩.

शुक्रात् कुजेऽहनि तपः सुतराशियाते चन्द्रात्त्रिकोणगृहगे रविजे रजन्याम् । पापेक्षिते च शुभयोगदृशा विहीने नाशं समेति जननी विबले शशाङ्के

śukrāt kuje'hani tapaḥ sutarāśiyāte candrāttrikoṇagṛhage ravije rajanyām | pāpekṣite ca śubhayogadṛśā vihīne nāśaṃ sameti jananī vibale śaśāṅke

By day, when Mars stands in the 9th (tapas) or the 5th (suta) sign from Venus; by night, when Saturn ⟨the Sun's son⟩ occupies a trikoṇa house from the Moon — aspected by a malefic and devoid of benefic conjunction and aspect — the mother meets destruction, the Moon being weak.

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  • About this edition: तपः and सुत are read as the 9th and the 5th, i.e. the two trikoṇas — which is what the night half of the verse names outright (चन्द्रात् त्रिकोणगृहगे), so the two halves are parallel.

कललघनाङ्कुरास्थिचर्माङ्गजचेतनताः सितकुजजीवरविचन्द्रार्किबुधाः परतः । उदयकुजजीवरविचन्द्रार्किंबुधाः गदिता वदन्ति शुभाशुभं च मासाधिपतेः सदृशम्

kalalaghanāṅkurāsthicarmāṅgajacetanatāḥ sitakujajīvaravicandrārkibudhāḥ parataḥ | udayakujajīvaravicandrārkiṃbudhāḥ gaditā vadanti śubhāśubhaṃ ca māsādhipateḥ sadṛśam

Kalala ⟨the fluid embryo⟩, ghana ⟨the solid mass⟩, aṅkura ⟨the sprout⟩, bone, skin, body-hair (aṅgaja) and consciousness — ⟨their months belong to⟩ Venus, Mars, Jupiter, the Sun, the Moon, Saturn and Mercury. Thereafter ⟨are named⟩ the ascendant (udaya), Mars, Jupiter, the Sun, the Moon, Saturn and Mercury: so they are declared. And ⟨the knowing⟩ pronounce the auspicious and the inauspicious in accordance with the lord of the month.

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  • About this edition: The second list is a dittography: this printing repeats the first seven lords with उदय, the ascendant, prefixed. It is rendered as it stands rather than silently mended — the received doctrine gives months 8, 9 and 10 to the ascendant, the Moon and the Sun, but this edition does not say so. ग्नन stands for घन, आक्कुर for अङ्कुर, and अर्कु for अर्कि (Saturn). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कललघनाङ्कुरास्थिचर्माङ्गजचेतनताः सितकुजजीवरविचन्द्रार्किबुधाः; this sentence names ग्नन, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शशाङ्कलग्नोपगतैः शुभग्रहैस्त्रिकोणजायार्थसुखास्पदस्थितैः । तृतीयलाभर्क्षगतैश्च पापकैः सुखी च गर्भो रविणा निरीक्षितः

śaśāṅkalagnopagataiḥ śubhagrahaistrikoṇajāyārthasukhāspadasthitaiḥ | tṛtīyalābharkṣagataiśca pāpakaiḥ sukhī ca garbho raviṇā nirīkṣitaḥ

When benefic grahas occupy the Moon and the lagna, or stand in a trikoṇa, the 7th (jāyā), the 2nd (artha), the 4th (sukha) or the 10th (āspada), and malefics occupy the signs of the 3rd and the 11th (lābha), the foetus is at ease, being aspected by the Sun.

व्ययस्थितेऽर्के ससुते विलग्नादपि क्षयेन्दौ मदनोपयाते । पितुर्वियोगं प्रवदन्ति सद्यः शुभेक्षिते तु त्रिभिरब्दमानैः

vyayasthite'rke sasute vilagnādapi kṣayendau madanopayāte | piturviyogaṃ pravadanti sadyaḥ śubhekṣite tu tribhirabdamānaiḥ

When the Sun, together with his son ⟨Saturn⟩, is in the 12th (vyaya) from the lagna, and the waning Moon has gone to the 7th (madana), they declare separation from the father at once; but if ⟨these are⟩ aspected by a benefic, then by a measure of three years.

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  • About this edition: ससुते, 'with his son', is Saturn, the Sun's son — the chapter names him भानुज at v. 9 and रविज at v. 16. प्रव्दन्ति is the e-text's slip for प्रवदन्ति. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्रवदन्ति; this sentence names प्रव्दन्ति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चरोपगे चन्द्रमसि क्षपायां बुधेक्षिते दूरदिशं प्रयातः । चरे शनौ भानुयुते निशायां विदेशगो याति पिता विनाशम्

caropage candramasi kṣapāyāṃ budhekṣite dūradiśaṃ prayātaḥ | care śanau bhānuyute niśāyāṃ videśago yāti pitā vināśam

When the Moon is in a movable sign by night and aspected by Mercury, ⟨the father⟩ has gone to a distant quarter; when Saturn is in a movable sign joined with the Sun by night, the father, being abroad, goes to his destruction.

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  • About this edition: वाति stands for याति, 'goes'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads याति; this sentence names वाति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्षीणे शशिन्युदयगे यदि कण्टकस्थे पापेऽथवा निधनगे म्रियतेऽथ बालः । रन्ध्रारिगैरशुभखेटदृशा समेतैः सौम्यैः कृतान्तनगरं समुपैति मासात्

kṣīṇe śaśinyudayage yadi kaṇṭakasthe pāpe'thavā nidhanage mriyate'tha bālaḥ | randhrārigairaśubhakheṭadṛśā sametaiḥ saumyaiḥ kṛtāntanagaraṃ samupaiti māsāt

When the waning Moon is in the ascendant and a malefic is in a kendra (kaṇṭaka) or in the 8th (nidhana), the child dies. When benefics stand in the 8th (randhra) and the 6th (ari) and carry the aspect of inauspicious grahas, ⟨the child⟩ reaches the city of Kṛtānta ⟨Yama⟩ within a month.

एकत्र मन्दावनिनन्दनार्का रन्ध्रस्थिता वा रिपुराशियाताः । सौम्यैरयुक्ता अविलोकितास्ते जातस्य सद्यो मरणप्रदाः स्युः

ekatra mandāvaninandanārkā randhrasthitā vā ripurāśiyātāḥ | saumyairayuktā avilokitāste jātasya sadyo maraṇapradāḥ syuḥ

Saturn, Mars ⟨the earth's son⟩ and the Sun in one place, or placed in the 8th (randhra), or gone to the 6th (ripu) sign — unjoined by benefics and unaspected ⟨by them⟩ — these become givers of immediate death to the native.

चन्द्रांशे सप्तमे भौमे सौम्यदृष्टिविवर्जिते । सप्तसप्ततितारायामुपैति मरणं शिशुः

candrāṃśe saptame bhaume saumyadṛṣṭivivarjite | saptasaptatitārāyāmupaiti maraṇaṃ śiśuḥ

When Mars is in the 7th from the Moon's aṃśa ⟨navāṃśa⟩ and is deprived of benefic aspect, the infant meets death in the seventy-seventh star (tārā).

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  • About this edition: सओप्तमे is the e-text's slip for सप्तमे. The seventy-seventh tārā is counted from the birth nakṣatra; the number is the verse's own and is repeated at v. 24. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सप्तमे; this sentence names सओप्तमे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मन्दावनिजमार्तण्डैः पुत्रस्थानसमन्वितैः । सप्तसप्ततिनक्षत्रे जातस्य मरणं वदेत्

mandāvanijamārtaṇḍaiḥ putrasthānasamanvitaiḥ | saptasaptatinakṣatre jātasya maraṇaṃ vadet

When Saturn, Mars ⟨the earth-born⟩ and the Sun ⟨Mārtaṇḍa⟩ together occupy the house of sons ⟨the 5th⟩, one should declare the native's death in the seventy-seventh nakṣatra.

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  • About this edition: पुत्रस्यान stands for पुत्रस्थान, the house of sons — a one-akṣara slip, and the only reading that leaves the compound a place. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुत्रस्थानसमन्वितैः; this sentence names पुत्रस्यान, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धरासुते चन्द्रनवांशकस्थे लग्नांशके वा न च जीवदृष्टे । सुधाकरे नन्दनराशियाते समेति याम्यं पदमाशु बालः

dharāsute candranavāṃśakasthe lagnāṃśake vā na ca jīvadṛṣṭe | sudhākare nandanarāśiyāte sameti yāmyaṃ padamāśu bālaḥ

When Mars ⟨the earth's son⟩ is in the navāṃśa of the Moon, or in that of the lagna, and is not aspected by Jupiter, and the Moon ⟨the nectar-maker⟩ has gone to the 5th sign (nandana), the child swiftly attains the southern abode ⟨of Yama⟩.

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  • About this edition: पदभाशु is the e-text's slip for पदमाशु. याम्य पद is the southern quarter, Yama's, hence death. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धरासुते चन्द्रनवांशकस्थे लग्नांशके वा न च जीवदृष्टे । सुधाकरे नन्दनराशियाते समेति याम्यं पदमाशु; this sentence names पदभाशु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नीचं गते लग्नपतौ विलग्नान्नाशं गते वा रविजे तथाऽस्ते । जातो मृतप्रायकलेवरः सन्कृच्छ्रेण वैवस्वतलोकमेति

nīcaṃ gate lagnapatau vilagnānnāśaṃ gate vā ravije tathā'ste | jāto mṛtaprāyakalevaraḥ sankṛcchreṇa vaivasvatalokameti

When the lord of the lagna has gone to its debilitation, or Saturn ⟨the Sun's son⟩ has gone to the 8th (nāśa) from the lagna, and likewise to the 7th (asta), the one born, his body all but dead, goes with pain to the world of Vaivasvata ⟨Yama⟩.

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  • About this edition: The closing इति stands for एति, 'goes'; without that reading the sentence has no finite verb.

अपोक्लिमस्थानगता न भोगा विधूतवीर्या यदि भानुमुख्याः । मासद्वयं तस्य ऋतुत्रयं वा जातस्य चायुः कथयन्ति तज्ज्ञाः

apoklimasthānagatā na bhogā vidhūtavīryā yadi bhānumukhyāḥ | māsadvayaṃ tasya ṛtutrayaṃ vā jātasya cāyuḥ kathayanti tajjñāḥ

If the sky-goers headed by the Sun have gone to the apoklima houses and their vigour is shaken off, those who know this declare the life of that native to be two months, or three seasons ⟨six months⟩.

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  • About this edition: न भोगा is the e-text's word-split for नभोगाः, 'the sky-goers', i.e. the grahas — the same set भानुमुख्याः then names. The pāda is metrically short in this printing. [2026-09-23: The last sentence above is no longer true of our text. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā plate (Chowkhamba 1953, p.123), read by eye at about 3.1x native, sets मासद्वयं तस्य ऋतुत्रयं वा, and Kapileśvara's ṭīkā on the same page glosses ऋतुत्रयं = षण्मासं. The pāda was short in our transcription, not in the printing, and with ऋतुत्रयं restored it counts eleven syllables. The same page sets आपोक्लिम with a long initial, which is on the ledger. It also sets विधूतवीर्या in the mūla line, and the ṭīkā lemma on that page reads विधूतवीर्याः, the nominative plural agreeing with भानुमुख्याः; neither band sets our विधूतवीर्यां with the anusvāra. The plate ruling did not change that word, because it lay outside the ruling's question and the two bands of the one leaf disagree.] [2026-10-01: the mūla now reads विधूतवीर्या; this sentence names विधूतवीर्यां, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-10-01 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नारिरन्ध्रव्ययगे शशाङ्के पापेन दृष्टे शुभदृष्टिहीने । केन्द्रेषु सौम्यग्रहवर्जितेषु प्राणैर्वियोगं व्रजति प्रजातः

lagnārirandhravyayage śaśāṅke pāpena dṛṣṭe śubhadṛṣṭihīne | kendreṣu saumyagrahavarjiteṣu prāṇairviyogaṃ vrajati prajātaḥ

When the Moon is in the lagna, the 6th (ari), the 8th (randhra) or the 12th (vyaya), aspected by a malefic and without benefic aspect, and the kendras are void of benefic grahas, the one born goes to separation from his life-breaths.

सौरे मदस्थे यदि वा विलग्ने जलोदयेऽब्जे यदि कीटगे वा । सौम्येषु केन्द्रोपगतेषु सद्यो जातस्य नाशं यवनोपदिष्टम्

saure madasthe yadi vā vilagne jalodaye'bje yadi kīṭage vā | saumyeṣu kendropagateṣu sadyo jātasya nāśaṃ yavanopadiṣṭam

If Saturn stands in the 7th house (mada), or in the ascendant — in the water-rising ⟨sign⟩ Cancer, or in Scorpio — while the benefics occupy the kendras, the immediate destruction of the native has been taught by Yavana.

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  • About this edition: अब्ज ('water-born') is taken as Cancer and कीट as Scorpio, the two watery signs जलोदय qualifies. The clause सौम्येषु केन्द्रोपगतेषु reads, as printed, 'benefics being gone to the kendras' — which sits oddly inside a death-yoga, where benefics in kendras normally protect; a lost negative (…केन्द्रमनुपगतेषु) is the obvious suspicion, but the e-text carries none and none has been supplied. सद्यः is read adverbially ('immediately') rather than as part of a compound सद्योजातस्य ('of the newly born'), because the pāda break falls between सद्यो and जातस्य. यवन = Yavanācārya, named as the authority.

भौमक्षेत्रगते जीवे नीचराशिगतेऽथवा । सन्ध्यात्रये च सञ्जातो मासान्मृत्युमुपैति सः

bhaumakṣetragate jīve nīcarāśigate'thavā | sandhyātraye ca sañjāto māsānmṛtyumupaiti saḥ

When Jupiter has gone to a house of Mars ⟨Aries or Scorpio⟩, or else to his sign of debilitation ⟨Capricorn⟩, and ⟨the child⟩ is born at one of the three sandhyās, he meets death within a month.

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  • About this edition: सन्ध्यात्रय = the three daily junctions (dawn, midday, dusk); the verse does not say which. मासात् is ablative — 'from/after a month', idiomatically 'within a month'. This is the first term of the chapter's ascending death-interval series, which runs one month, two months, … eighteen years through verse 58.

रन्ध्रे धरासूनुदिनेशसौरा जातस्तु मृत्युं समुपैति मासात् । केतुस्तु यस्मिन्नुदितोऽत्र जातो मासद्वयेनैव यमं प्रयाति

randhre dharāsūnudineśasaurā jātastu mṛtyuṃ samupaiti māsāt | ketustu yasminnudito'tra jāto māsadvayenaiva yamaṃ prayāti

With Mars, the Sun and Saturn in the 8th house (randhra), the native meets death within a month. And he who is born ⟨in a lagna⟩ in which Ketu has risen goes to Yama in but two months.

पापावुदयास्तगतौ क्रूरेण युतश्च शशी । दृष्टश्च शुभैर्न यदा मृत्युश्च भवेदचिरात्

pāpāvudayāstagatau krūreṇa yutaśca śaśī | dṛṣṭaśca śubhairna yadā mṛtyuśca bhavedacirāt

When two malefics occupy the rising and the setting ⟨the 1st and the 7th⟩, and the Moon is joined with a malefic and is not aspected by benefics, death comes before long.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's पापाबुदयास्तगतौ is read as पापावुदयास्तगतौ — ब for व, a routine substitution in this e-text — giving the dual पापौ, 'two malefics'. As printed the word is not Sanskrit; the dual endings गतौ and the following दृष्टः/युतः confirm the sense. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापावुदयास्तगतौ; this sentence names पापाबुदयास्तगतौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्षीणे हिमगौ व्ययगे पापैरुदयाष्टमगैः । केन्द्रेषु शुभाश्च न चेत् क्षिप्रं निधनं प्रवदेत्

kṣīṇe himagau vyayage pāpairudayāṣṭamagaiḥ | kendreṣu śubhāśca na cet kṣipraṃ nidhanaṃ pravadet

When the waning Moon is in the 12th (vyaya), with malefics in the ascendant and the 8th, and if benefics are not in the kendras, one should declare death quickly.

क्रूरेण संयुतः शशी स्मरान्त्यमृत्युलग्नगः । कण्टकाद्वहिःशुभैरवीक्षितश्च मृत्युदः

krūreṇa saṃyutaḥ śaśī smarāntyamṛtyulagnagaḥ | kaṇṭakādvahiḥśubhairavīkṣitaśca mṛtyudaḥ

The Moon, joined with a malefic and standing in the 7th (smara), the 12th (antya), the 8th (mṛtyu) or the ascendant, and unaspected by benefics ⟨standing⟩ outside the kendras (kaṇṭaka), gives death.

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  • About this edition: The second half is metrically short: कण्टकाद्विःशुभैरवीक्षितश्च मृत्युदः gives 14 syllables where the anuṣṭubh needs 16, and द्विः will not construe. The elements कण्टक, शुभैः and अवीक्षित are legible and the sense — benefics in the kendras failing to aspect the Moon — is not in doubt; the syntactic link between कण्टक and शुभैः is supplied in ⟨⟩ and a word or two is evidently lost. कण्टक is rendered as kendra per the glossary. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads कण्टकाद्वहिःशुभैरवीक्षितश्च; this sentence names कण्टकाद्विःशुभैरवीक्षितश्च, 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 कण्टकाद्वहिः, so the form this note quotes is no longer our text, and the lost word is found. Our e-text had dropped the akṣara हि. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā plate (Chowkhamba 1953, p.125), read by eye at about 3.8x native, sets कण्टकाद्वहिःशुभैरवीक्षितश्च मृत्युदः, and Sastri 1932 p.222, read by eye at about 4.9x native, sets कण्टकाद्वहिः too. The commentary on p.125 glosses कण्टकाद्वहिःस्थितैः as केन्द्र(१।४।७।१०)वर्जितस्थानगतैः, 'gone to places other than the kendras'. So the benefics stand outside the kendras, not in them. The corrected half counts 15 syllables against the anuṣṭubh's 16; both plates opened set the same 15, so the shortfall belongs to the printed text and not to our transcription.]

शशिन्यरिविनाशगे निधनमाशु पापेक्षिते । शुभैरथ समाष्टकं दलमतश्च मिश्रेक्षिते । असद्भिरवलोकिते बलिभिरत्र मासं शुभे कलत्रसहिते च पापविजिते विलग्नाधिपे

śaśinyarivināśage nidhanamāśu pāpekṣite | śubhairatha samāṣṭakaṃ dalamataśca miśrekṣite | asadbhiravalokite balibhiratra māsaṃ śubhe kalatrasahite ca pāpavijite vilagnādhipe

When the Moon is in the 6th (ari) or the 8th (vināśa) and aspected by malefics, death soon; but ⟨aspected⟩ by benefics, a set of eight years; and half of that ⟨four⟩ when the aspect is mixed. When it is looked upon here by strong malefics, a month. And when the lord of the ascendant, ⟨itself⟩ a benefic, is joined with the 7th (kalatra) and is vanquished by malefics ⟨…⟩.

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  • About this edition: A conflated and defective entry. Pādas 1–2 are sound pṛthvī (17 syllables each); pāda 3 is two syllables short, so the word governing म्(भ)आसं may be lost — the e-text prints its own uncertainty there and मासं ('a month') is the only reading that makes sense in a chapter of death-intervals; pāda 4 is two syllables long AND has no apodosis at all: the condition 'the benefic lord of the ascendant joined with the 7th and vanquished by malefics' is stated and its consequent is simply absent from this e-text. No result has been supplied. समाष्टकं = 'a set of eight years' (समा = year); दलम् अतः = 'half of that', i.e. four. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मासं; this sentence names आसं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अशुभसहिते ग्रस्ते चन्द्रे कुजे निधनाश्रिते जननिसुतयोर्मृत्युर्लग्ने रवौ तु सशस्त्रजः । उदयति रवौ शीतांशौ वा त्रिकोणविनाशगैर्निधनमशुभैर्वीर्योपेतैः शुभैरयुतेक्षिते

aśubhasahite graste candre kuje nidhanāśrite jananisutayormṛtyurlagne ravau tu saśastrajaḥ | udayati ravau śītāṃśau vā trikoṇavināśagairnidhanamaśubhairvīryopetaiḥ śubhairayutekṣite

When the Moon, joined with a malefic, is eclipsed and Mars occupies the 8th (nidhana), ⟨there is⟩ the death of the mother and of the son; but with the Sun in the ascendant, that ⟨death⟩ is weapon-born. When the Sun, or the Moon, is rising, neither joined with nor aspected by benefics, while malefics possessed of strength occupy the trikoṇas and the 8th (vināśa) — death.

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  • About this edition: Four pādas of hariṇī, 17 syllables each, so the two halves belong to one verse. जननिसुतयोः is read as the genitive dual 'of the mother and the son' with मृत्युः following (the e-text's मृत्युलग्ने for मृत्युर्लग्ने drops the visarga/r); a second parse — जननी and सुत as the 4th and 5th houses, with मृत्युलग्ने the 8th, listing where the Sun stands — is grammatically weaker, since a locative dual of a dvandva would be मृत्युलग्नयोः. सशस्त्रजः is taken as स शस्त्रजः, 'that ⟨death⟩ is weapon-born'. अयुतेक्षिते = अयुत + ईक्षिते, negating both conjunction and aspect. सुत is rendered 'son', its own word; in context the son is presumably the native himself, but the verse does not say so and the English does not decide it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जननिसुतयोर्मृत्युर्लग्ने रवौ तु सशस्त्रजः । उदयति रवौ शीतांशौ वा त्रिकोणविनाशगैर्निधनमशुभैर्वीर्योपेतैः; this sentence names मृत्युलग्ने, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

असितरविशशाङ्कभूमिजैर्व्ययनवमोदयनैधनाश्रितैः । भवति मरणमाशु देहिनां यदि बलिना गुरुणा न वीक्षितैः

asitaraviśaśāṅkabhūmijairvyayanavamodayanaidhanāśritaiḥ | bhavati maraṇamāśu dehināṃ yadi balinā guruṇā na vīkṣitaiḥ

When Saturn, the Sun, the Moon and Mars occupy the 12th, the 9th, the ascendant and the 8th ⟨respectively⟩, death comes quickly to embodied beings — if they are not aspected by a strong Jupiter.

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  • About this edition: 'Respectively' is marked as supplied: the Sanskrit sets four grahas against four houses in matching order but has no क्रमेण. देहनां is a slip for देहिनाम्, 'of embodied beings'. असित = Saturn (सित being Venus). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads देहिनां; this sentence names देहनां, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सुतमदननवान्त्यलग्नरन्ध्रेष्वशुभयुते मरणाय शीतरश्मिः । भृगुसुतशशिपुत्रदेवपूज्यैर्यदि बलिभिर्न युतोऽवलोकितो वा

sutamadananavāntyalagnarandhreṣvaśubhayute maraṇāya śītaraśmiḥ | bhṛgusutaśaśiputradevapūjyairyadi balibhirna yuto'valokito vā

The Moon, joined with a malefic in the 5th (suta), the 7th (madana), the 9th, the 12th (antya), the ascendant or the 8th (randhra), makes for death — if it is neither joined with nor aspected by Venus, Mercury and Jupiter when they are strong.

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  • About this edition: The metre is puṣpitāgrā (12/13/12/13); शीतश्मिः gives 12 in an even pāda and शीतरश्मिः, the Moon, gives the required 13, so the e-text has dropped a syllable. Likewise अवलोकितां is read as अवलोकितो, nominative agreeing with the Moon. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शीतरश्मिः । भृगुसुतशशिपुत्रदेवपूज्यैर्यदि बलिभिर्न युतोऽवलोकितो; this sentence names शीतश्मिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

योगे स्थानं गतवति बलिनश्चन्द्रे स्वं वा तनुगृहमथवा । पापैर्दृष्टे बलवति मरणं वर्षस्यान्तः किल मुनिगदितम्

yoge sthānaṃ gatavati balinaścandre svaṃ vā tanugṛhamathavā | pāpairdṛṣṭe balavati maraṇaṃ varṣasyāntaḥ kila munigaditam

In a yoga ⟨of early death⟩, ⟨when⟩ the Moon has gone to the place of a strong ⟨graha⟩, or to its own ⟨sign⟩, or else to the house of the body ⟨the ascendant⟩, and is aspected by a powerful malefic, death within the year: so indeed the sage has declared.

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  • About this edition: PARTIAL. The protasis of the first half is unrecoverable: योगे स्थानं बलनः mixes a nominative-accusative neuter (स्थानं) between two locatives and बलनः is not a word (बलिनः, 'of the strong one', is the nearest form); the first half is also two mātrās short for an āryā. What remains legible — the Moon in its own house or in the lagna, aspected by a strong malefic — is rendered, and nothing has been invented to fill the gap. वर्धस्यान्तः is read वर्षस्यान्तः, 'within the year': वर्ध is not a word here, and the chapter's own arithmetic requires exactly this term, since verse 31 gives two months and verse 40 gives two years. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads वर्षस्यान्तः; this sentence names वर्धस्यान्तः, 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: This note is superseded: the protasis is recovered, and the mūla now carries it. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā plate (Chowkhamba 1953, p.127), read by eye at about 3.45x native, sets योगे स्थानं गतवति बलिनश्चन्द्रे स्वं वा तनुगृहमथवा । पापैर्दृष्टे बलवति मरणं वर्षस्यान्तः किल मुनिगदितम्. Our e-text had dropped गतवति and set बलनश्, पपैर् and वर्धस्यान्तः where the page has बलिनश्, पापैर् and वर्षस्यान्तः. The commentary on the same page glosses बलिनो ग्रहस्य स्थानं गतवति चन्द्रे and वर्षस्यान्तः = वर्षाभ्यन्तरे, so the Moon has gone to the place of a strong graha. With गतवति and पापैः each half of the āryāgīti counts 32 mātrās, where the e-text counted 28 and 31. That edition numbers the verse ३६; ours numbers it ३९.]

वक्री शनिर्भौमगृहोपयातः केन्द्रेऽथवा शत्रुगृहे विनाशे । कुजेन सम्प्राप्तबलेन दृष्टो वर्षद्वयं जीवयति प्रजातम्

vakrī śanirbhaumagṛhopayātaḥ kendre'thavā śatrugṛhe vināśe | kujena samprāptabalena dṛṣṭo varṣadvayaṃ jīvayati prajātam

A retrograde Saturn that has gone to a house of Mars, or is in a kendra, in an enemy's house, or in the 8th (vināśa), and is aspected by Mars possessed of strength, lets the newborn live ⟨only⟩ two years.

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  • About this edition: वक्री is taken in its sense 'retrograde', not as the graha-name for Mars, because Mars is named separately in the same verse as कुज (glossary: वक्र is both — note which).

बृहस्पतिर्भौमगृहेऽष्टमस्थः सूर्येन्दुभौमार्कजदृष्टमूर्तिः । अब्दैस्त्रिभिर्भार्गवदृष्टिहीनो लोकान्तरं प्रापयति प्रजातम्

bṛhaspatirbhaumagṛhe'ṣṭamasthaḥ sūryendubhaumārkajadṛṣṭamūrtiḥ | abdaistribhirbhārgavadṛṣṭihīno lokāntaraṃ prāpayati prajātam

Jupiter, in a house of Mars and standing in the 8th, his body aspected by the Sun, the Moon, Mars and Saturn, and destitute of the aspect of Venus, carries the native to the other world in three years.

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  • About this edition: दृष्टमूनिः is read दृष्टमूर्तिः, 'whose form is aspected'; both give the eleven syllables the indravajrā needs, but मूनि is not a word. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सूर्येन्दुभौमार्कजदृष्टमूर्तिः; this sentence names दृष्टमूनिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

षष्ठाष्टमे कर्किणि जन्मलग्नात् सौम्ये सुधारश्मिनिरीक्ष्यमाणे । अब्दैश्चतुर्भिः समुपैति नाशं जातो नरः सर्वबलान्वितोऽपि

ṣaṣṭhāṣṭame karkiṇi janmalagnāt saumye sudhāraśminirīkṣyamāṇe | abdaiścaturbhiḥ samupaiti nāśaṃ jāto naraḥ sarvabalānvito'pi

When Mercury is in Cancer, which stands as the 6th or the 8th from the birth-ascendant, and is aspected by the Moon, the man born meets destruction in four years, even though endowed with every strength.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य is taken as the graha Mercury, not as the class 'benefic': it is singular and locative alongside कर्किणि, and read with निरीक्ष्यमाणे (for the e-text's nominative -माणो, which has no subject to agree with) it yields a clean locative absolute. The alternative — सौम्ये qualifying Cancer as an even, 'gentle' sign — is possible but leaves the aspect clause without an object. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुधारश्मिनिरीक्ष्यमाणे; this sentence names माणो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रविचन्द्रभौमगुरुभिः कुजगुरुसौरेन्दुभिः सहैकस्थैः । रविशनिभौमशशाङ्कैर्मरणं खलु पञ्चभिर्वर्षैः

ravicandrabhaumagurubhiḥ kujagurusaurendubhiḥ sahaikasthaiḥ | raviśanibhaumaśaśāṅkairmaraṇaṃ khalu pañcabhirvarṣaiḥ

By the Sun, the Moon, Mars and Jupiter; by Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and the Moon standing together in one place; ⟨or⟩ by the Sun, Saturn, Mars and the Moon — death indeed in five years.

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  • About this edition: Three sets of four grahas, each in the instrumental as the agent of death; सहैकस्थैः ('together, standing in one place') is attached to the second set but governs all three. पञ्चमिवर्षैः is an irregular form — an ordinal stem carrying an instrumental plural — for पञ्चभिर्वर्षैः; the reading 'five' is fixed by the chapter's series, four years at verse 42 and six at verse 44. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पञ्चभिर्वर्षैः; this sentence names पञ्चमिवर्षैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यदा सुधारश्मिनवांशकस्थे निरीक्षिते शीतकरेण मन्दे । लग्नाधिपे चन्द्रदृशा समेते जातस्य षड्वर्षमितं तदाऽयुः

yadā sudhāraśminavāṃśakasthe nirīkṣite śītakareṇa mande | lagnādhipe candradṛśā samete jātasya ṣaḍvarṣamitaṃ tadā'yuḥ

When Saturn stands in the navāṃśa of the Moon and is aspected by the Moon, and the lord of the ascendant is met by the Moon's aspect, then the native's life is measured at six years.

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  • About this edition: सुधारश्मिनवांशक — 'the navāṃśa of the Moon' — may be read either as the Cancer navāṃśa (the Moon's own sign) or as the navāṃśa the Moon occupies; the Sanskrit does not decide, and verse 56 uses कर्कांशक for the Cancer navāṃśa outright, which slightly favours the second reading. षद्वर्ष is a slip for षड्वर्ष. This verse opens the chapter's Saturn-in-navāṃśa series continued at 49 and 52–57. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुधारश्मिनवांशकस्थे निरीक्षिते शीतकरेण मन्दे । लग्नाधिपे चन्द्रदृशा समेते जातस्य षड्वर्षमितं; this sentence names षद्वर्ष, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्ने यद्द्रेक्काणो निगलाहिविहङ्गपाशधरसंज्ञः । मरणाय सप्तवर्षैः क्रूरयुतो न स्वपतिसंदृष्टः

lagne yaddrekkāṇo nigalāhivihaṅgapāśadharasaṃjñaḥ | maraṇāya saptavarṣaiḥ krūrayuto na svapatisaṃdṛṣṭaḥ

If the drekkāṇa in the ascendant is one named fetter (nigala), serpent (ahi), bird ⟨vihaṅga⟩ or noose-bearer (pāśadhara), and is joined with a malefic and not aspected by its own lord, ⟨it makes⟩ for death within seven years.

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  • About this edition: The compound is damaged: निगलाहिहिहङ्ग carries a dittographic हि and is read निगडाहिविहङ्ग, and सूज्ञः is read संज्ञः, 'named'. These are the ariṣṭa-drekkāṇas — fetter, serpent, noose — named in the same terms elsewhere in the literature; the third member is the least secure of the four. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads निगलाहिविहङ्गपाशधरसंज्ञः; this sentence names निगलाहिहिहङ्ग and सूज्ञः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्ने रविशनिभौमाः शुक्रगृहे सप्तमे शशी क्षीणः । दृष्टो न देवगुरुणा सप्तभिरष्टभिरब्दकैर्वा स्यात्

lagne raviśanibhaumāḥ śukragṛhe saptame śaśī kṣīṇaḥ | dṛṣṭo na devaguruṇā saptabhiraṣṭabhirabdakairvā syāt

The Sun, Saturn and Mars in the ascendant; the waning Moon in the 7th, which is a house of Venus; and ⟨that Moon⟩ not aspected by Jupiter (devaguru) — then ⟨death⟩ will be in seven or eight years.

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  • About this edition: स्यात् has no expressed subject; 'death' is supplied from the chapter's running subject and marked. दृष्टः is masculine nominative and so attaches to शशी, the Moon, not to the three malefics. The 7th being a house of Venus fixes the ascendant as Scorpio or Aries.

दिवाकरेन्दुभूपुत्राः पुत्रस्थानसमन्विताः । जातो यमपुरं याति नवमाब्दे न संशयः

divākarendubhūputrāḥ putrasthānasamanvitāḥ | jāto yamapuraṃ yāti navamābde na saṃśayaḥ

The Sun, the Moon and Mars together in the house of children (the 5th) — the native goes to the city of Yama in the ninth year; there is no doubt of it.

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  • About this edition: पुत्रस्यान is read पुत्रस्थान, 'the place of children' = the 5th house; the anuṣṭubh needs the eight syllables पुत्रस्थानसमन्विताः, and स्यान is not a word. भूपुत्रः likewise stands for the plural भूपुत्राः, since समन्विताः is plural. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दिवाकरेन्दुभूपुत्राः पुत्रस्थानसमन्विताः; this sentence names पुत्रस्यान and भूपुत्रः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापो विलग्नाधिपतिः शशांकादन्यस्थतः क्रूरनिरीक्षितश्चेत् । चन्द्रांशकस्थे यदि वा तदीशो जातः शिशुर्याति लयं नवाब्दैः

pāpo vilagnādhipatiḥ śaśāṃkādanyasthataḥ krūranirīkṣitaścet | candrāṃśakasthe yadi vā tadīśo jātaḥ śiśuryāti layaṃ navābdaiḥ

If the lord of the ascendant is a malefic, placed elsewhere than the Moon and aspected by malefics; or if the lord thereof stands in the navāṃśa of the Moon — the child born goes to dissolution in nine years.

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  • About this edition: क्रूरनिक्षितः is read क्रूरनिरीक्षितः, which the eleven-syllable pāda requires. The last clause is syntactically loose in the e-text — चन्द्रांशकस्थे is locative with no locative noun beside it while तदीशो is nominative — and is rendered as its words stand.

मृगांशकस्थिते मन्दे सौम्यदृष्टिसमन्विते । जन्मप्रभृतिशत्रुत्वं तस्यायुर्दशवत्सरम्

mṛgāṃśakasthite mande saumyadṛṣṭisamanvite | janmaprabhṛtiśatrutvaṃ tasyāyurdaśavatsaram

When Saturn stands in the navāṃśa of Capricorn (mṛga) and is joined with the aspect of Mercury, ⟨there is⟩ enmity from birth onward, and his life is ten years.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य is taken as Mercury rather than as the class 'benefic', because every other verse of this navāṃśa series names a single graha as the aspecting body (Jupiter at 53 and 56, the Sun at 52, Rāhu at 55, the lagna-lord at 57), and because the author uses the plural सौम्यैः when he means the class (verse 50). The verse does not say with whom the enmity is; the neighbouring verses 52 and 53 make it the father.

रविणा युक्तः शशिजः सौम्यैर्दृष्टो विनाशयति नूनम् । एकादशभिर्वर्षैर्जातं नृपतुल्यभोगसम्पन्नम्

raviṇā yuktaḥ śaśijaḥ saumyairdṛṣṭo vināśayati nūnam | ekādaśabhirvarṣairjātaṃ nṛpatulyabhogasampannam

Mercury, joined with the Sun and aspected by benefics, destroys in eleven years the native who is endowed with enjoyments equal to a king's.

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  • About this edition: Here सौम्यैः is plural and means the class of benefics, not Mercury — Mercury is the subject of the sentence under the name शशिज.

चन्द्रलग्नाधिपः सूर्यः स्वपुत्रेण समन्वितः । लग्नादष्टमराशिस्थो द्वादशाब्दे सितेक्षितः

candralagnādhipaḥ sūryaḥ svaputreṇa samanvitaḥ | lagnādaṣṭamarāśistho dvādaśābde sitekṣitaḥ

The Sun, lord of the Moon-ascendant (candra-lagna), joined with his own son ⟨Saturn⟩, standing in the 8th sign from the ascendant and aspected by Venus — ⟨brings death⟩ in the twelfth year.

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  • About this edition: The verse has no finite verb; the killing is supplied from the chapter's running subject and marked in ⟨⟩. स्वपुत्र = Saturn, the Sun's son. अष्तम is a slip for अष्टम.

अल्यंशकस्थिते मन्दे सूर्येणैव निरीक्षिते । पितृद्वेषसमायुक्तो द्वादशाब्दं च जीवति

alyaṃśakasthite mande sūryeṇaiva nirīkṣite | pitṛdveṣasamāyukto dvādaśābdaṃ ca jīvati

When Saturn stands in the navāṃśa of Scorpio (ali) and is aspected by the Sun alone, ⟨the native⟩ is possessed of hatred for his father, and lives twelve years.

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  • About this edition: अल्यांशक = अलि + अंशक, the Scorpio navāṃśa (अलि, 'the stinging one'). पितृद्वष is a slip for पितृद्वेष. एव is emphatic — 'by the Sun and no other'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अल्यंशकस्थिते मन्दे सूर्येणैव निरीक्षिते । पितृद्वेषसमायुक्तो; this sentence names अल्यांशक and पितृद्वष, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नांशकस्थिते मन्दे जीवदृष्टिसमन्विते । त्रयोदशाब्दे मरणम् जातस्य पितृवैरिणः

lagnāṃśakasthite mande jīvadṛṣṭisamanvite | trayodaśābde maraṇam jātasya pitṛvairiṇaḥ

When Saturn stands in the navāṃśa of the ascendant and is joined with the aspect of Jupiter, ⟨there is⟩ death in the thirteenth year for the native, who is an enemy of his father.

कन्यांशकस्थिते मन्दे सौम्यदृष्टिसमन्विते । चतुर्दशाब्दे मरणं जातः कोपी समेति च

kanyāṃśakasthite mande saumyadṛṣṭisamanvite | caturdaśābde maraṇaṃ jātaḥ kopī sameti ca

When Saturn stands in the navāṃśa of Virgo and is joined with the aspect of Mercury, ⟨there is⟩ death in the fourteenth year; and the native, being wrathful, meets ⟨it⟩.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य is read as Mercury on the same grounds as at verse 49, and here with extra support: Virgo, whose navāṃśa is named, is Mercury's own sign. समेति has no expressed object; 'it' (death) is supplied and marked.

सिंहांशकस्थिते मन्दे राहुणा च निरीक्षिते । शस्त्रपीडा भवेत्तस्य चायुः पञ्चदशाब्दकम्

siṃhāṃśakasthite mande rāhuṇā ca nirīkṣite | śastrapīḍā bhavettasya cāyuḥ pañcadaśābdakam

When Saturn stands in the navāṃśa of Leo and is aspected by Rāhu, injury by a weapon befalls him, and his life is fifteen years.

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  • About this edition: सिमांशक is a slip for सिंहांशक, the Leo navāṃśa. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सिंहांशकस्थिते; this sentence names सिमांशक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कर्कांशकस्थिते मन्दे जीवदृष्टिसमन्विते । सर्पपीडा भवेत्तस्य षोडशाब्दान्मृतिं वदेत्

karkāṃśakasthite mande jīvadṛṣṭisamanvite | sarpapīḍā bhavettasya ṣoḍaśābdānmṛtiṃ vadet

When Saturn stands in the navāṃśa of Cancer and is joined with the aspect of Jupiter, affliction from a serpent befalls him; one should declare death after sixteen years.

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  • About this edition: कर्काशक is a slip for कर्कांशक. षोडशाब्दात् is ablative — 'from/after sixteen years'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कर्कांशकस्थिते; this sentence names कर्काशक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यमांशकस्थिते मन्दे लग्ननाथेन वीक्षिते । रणशूरो महाभोगी मृतः सप्तदशाब्दके

yamāṃśakasthite mande lagnanāthena vīkṣite | raṇaśūro mahābhogī mṛtaḥ saptadaśābdake

When Saturn stands in the navāṃśa of Gemini (yama, the twins) and is aspected by the lord of the ascendant, ⟨the native is⟩ a hero in battle and a great enjoyer, ⟨and⟩ dies in the seventeenth year.

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  • About this edition: यमांशक: यम = 'twin', hence Mithuna/Gemini — the reading that keeps this verse inside the series of navāṃśas named by sign (Capricorn 49, Scorpio 52, Virgo 54, Leo 55, Cancer 56).

परस्परक्षेत्रसमन्वितौ वा रन्ध्रेशलग्नाधिपती न सौम्यौ । रिःफारिभे वा गुरुणा वियुक्ते त्वष्टादशाब्दे निधनं प्रयाति

parasparakṣetrasamanvitau vā randhreśalagnādhipatī na saumyau | riḥphāribhe vā guruṇā viyukte tvaṣṭādaśābde nidhanaṃ prayāti

Or if the lord of the 8th (randhra) and the lord of the ascendant, ⟨being⟩ not benefics, occupy each other's signs; or ⟨stand⟩ in the 12th (riḥpha) or the 6th (ari) sign, severed from Jupiter — he goes to death in the eighteenth year.

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  • About this edition: न सौम्यौ is dual and qualifies both lords — 'the two of them not benefics'. रिःफ = the 12th, अरि = the 6th (glossary); भ here is 'sign'. गुरुणा वियुक्ते is locative where the dual would be expected, and is read as 'devoid of Jupiter' governing the pair.

जीवांशकस्थिते मन्दे राहुणा च निरीक्षिते । देहाधिपे शुभादृष्टे जातः सद्यो विनश्यति । तदीशस्तुङ्गभागश्चेदायुरेकोनविंशतिः

jīvāṃśakasthite mande rāhuṇā ca nirīkṣite | dehādhipe śubhādṛṣṭe jātaḥ sadyo vinaśyati | tadīśastuṅgabhāgaścedāyurekonaviṃśatiḥ

When Saturn stands in the aṃśaka ⟨navāṃśa⟩ of Jīva ⟨Jupiter⟩ and is aspected by Rāhu, and the lord of the body ⟨the lagna lord⟩ is unaspected by benefics, the native perishes at once. If the lord of that ⟨sign⟩ is in the portion of exaltation, the life-span is nineteen ⟨years⟩.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's वुनश्यति stands for विनश्यति, 'perishes'. The half continues the series of vv. 55–57, which share the frame 'Saturn placed in the aṃśaka of X, aspected by Rāhu' and assign 15, 16 and 17 years; this one names no year, only सद्यः, 'at once'. देहाधिप, 'lord of the body', is the lagna lord. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विनश्यति; this sentence names वुनश्यति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

केन्द्रेषु पापेषु निशाकरेण सौम्यग्रहैरीक्षणवर्जितेषु । षष्ठाष्टमे वा यदि शीतरश्मौ जातः सुखी विंशतिवत्सरान्तम्

kendreṣu pāpeṣu niśākareṇa saumyagrahairīkṣaṇavarjiteṣu | ṣaṣṭhāṣṭame vā yadi śītaraśmau jātaḥ sukhī viṃśativatsarāntam

When malefics occupy the kendras and are deprived of the aspect of the Moon and of the benefic grahas, or if the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩ is in the sixth or the eighth, the native is happy ⟨only⟩ to the end of twenty years.

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  • About this edition: विंशतिवत्सरान्तम्, 'to the end of twenty years', is the boundary of yogāriṣṭa fixed at v. 3 of this chapter. The verse states the term of happiness; the death is what the chapter's frame supplies, and is not in these words.

जीवेन सहितः सूर्यो लग्नस्थः कीटराशिगः । अष्टमाधिपतौ केन्द्रे द्वाविंशत्यब्दके मृतिः

jīvena sahitaḥ sūryo lagnasthaḥ kīṭarāśigaḥ | aṣṭamādhipatau kendre dvāviṃśatyabdake mṛtiḥ

The Sun joined with Jupiter, standing in the lagna in a kīṭa ⟨Scorpio⟩ sign, and the lord of the eighth in a kendra: death in the twenty-second year.

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  • About this edition: कीट is this text's own name for Vṛścika (Scorpio): JP 1.6 lists अलि, अष्टम, वृश्चिक, कुर्पि and कीट together.

मन्दोदये शत्रुराशौ सौम्यैरापोक्लिमोपगैः । षड्विंशत्यब्दके वा स्यात् सप्तविंशतिवत्सरे

mandodaye śatrurāśau saumyairāpoklimopagaiḥ | ṣaḍviṃśatyabdake vā syāt saptaviṃśativatsare

Saturn at the rising ⟨in the lagna⟩ in an enemy's sign, with the benefics gone to the āpoklima ⟨cadent⟩ houses: ⟨death⟩ falls in the twenty-sixth year, or in the twenty-seventh.

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  • About this edition: मन्दोद्ये stands for मन्दे उदये, Saturn in the rising sign. The āpoklimas are defined by this text itself at JP 1.54 as vyaya ⟨12⟩, ripu ⟨6⟩, guru ⟨9⟩ and duścikya ⟨3⟩. The verse names no verb for the two years; मृतिः is carried over from the run of verses around it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्दोदये; this sentence names मन्दोद्ये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रन्ध्रेशे जीवसंदृष्टे पापे पापनिरीक्षिते। रन्ध्रस्थे जन्मपे मृत्युरष्टाविंशतिवत्सरे

randhreśe jīvasaṃdṛṣṭe pāpe pāpanirīkṣite| randhrasthe janmape mṛtyuraṣṭāviṃśativatsare

The lord of the eighth aspected by Jupiter, a malefic aspected by a malefic, and the lord of the birth ⟨the lagna lord⟩ standing in the eighth: death in the twenty-eighth year.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's अष्टाविंशतु- stands for अष्टाविंशति-, twenty-eight. पापे may instead qualify रन्ध्रेशे — 'the lord of the eighth, being a malefic, aspected by Jupiter and by a malefic'; the pāda break favours the reading given. जन्म and रन्ध्र are this text's own names for the 1st and the 8th (JP 1.49, 1.51).

चन्द्रो मन्दसहायस्तु सूर्यश्चाष्टमसंस्थितः । एकोनत्रिंशके वर्षे जातो यमपुरं व्रजेत्

candro mandasahāyastu sūryaścāṣṭamasaṃsthitaḥ | ekonatriṃśake varṣe jāto yamapuraṃ vrajet

The Moon having Saturn for companion, and the Sun placed in the eighth: the native goes to Yama's city in the twenty-ninth year.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's चन्द्रे is a locative where the construction and सूर्यश्च require the nominative चन्द्रो; यम्पुरं stands for यमपुरम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चन्द्रो मन्दसहायस्तु सूर्यश्चाष्टमसंस्थितः । एकोनत्रिंशके वर्षे जातो यमपुरं; this sentence names चन्द्रे and यम्पुरं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जन्मरन्ध्रपयोर्मध्ये निशानाथे व्यये गुरौ । सप्तविंशतिवर्षे वा त्रिंशद्वयसि वा मृतिः

janmarandhrapayormadhye niśānāthe vyaye gurau | saptaviṃśativarṣe vā triṃśadvayasi vā mṛtiḥ

When the Moon stands between the lords of the birth ⟨the lagna⟩ and of the eighth, and Jupiter is in the twelfth, death comes in the twenty-seventh year, or at the age of thirty.

अष्टमाधिपतौ केन्द्रे लग्नेशे बलवर्जिते । त्रिंशद्वर्षमितायुष्मान् द्वात्रिंशद्वत्सरे मृतिः

aṣṭamādhipatau kendre lagneśe balavarjite | triṃśadvarṣamitāyuṣmān dvātriṃśadvatsare mṛtiḥ

When the lord of the eighth is in a kendra and the lagna lord is bereft of strength, ⟨the native's⟩ life measures thirty years; death in the thirty-second year.

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  • About this edition: The verse sets two figures side by side — a life measured at thirty (त्रिंशद्वर्षमितायुष्मान्) and death in the thirty-second year — without reconciling them; both are the edition's own.

क्षीणे शशाङ्के यदि पापयुक्ते रन्ध्राधिपे केन्द्रगतेऽष्टमे वा । पापान्विते हीनबले विलग्ने द्वात्रिंशदब्दे निधनं प्रयाति

kṣīṇe śaśāṅke yadi pāpayukte randhrādhipe kendragate'ṣṭame vā | pāpānvite hīnabale vilagne dvātriṃśadabde nidhanaṃ prayāti

If the waning Moon is joined with malefics, the lord of the eighth has gone to a kendra or to the eighth, and the lagna, joined with malefics, is without strength, ⟨the native⟩ goes to his destruction in the thirty-second year.

षष्ठाष्टमे व्यये पापे लग्नेशे दुर्बले सति । अल्पायुरनपत्यो वा शुभदृग्योगवर्जिते

ṣaṣṭhāṣṭame vyaye pāpe lagneśe durbale sati | alpāyuranapatyo vā śubhadṛgyogavarjite

With a malefic in the sixth, the eighth ⟨or⟩ the twelfth, and the lagna lord weak and devoid of the aspect and conjunction of benefics, ⟨the native is⟩ short-lived — or else childless.

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  • About this edition: By v. 3 of this chapter अल्पायु is a life running to thirty. अनपत्य is 'without offspring'; the verse offers it as the alternative outcome, not as an addition.

क्रूरषष्ठ्यंशके वाऽपि रन्ध्रेशे भानुजेऽपि वा । पापान्विते पापखेटे चाल्पमायुर्विनिर्दिशेत्

krūraṣaṣṭhyaṃśake vā'pi randhreśe bhānuje'pi vā | pāpānvite pāpakheṭe cālpamāyurvinirdiśet

When the lord of the eighth, or Saturn ⟨the Sun's son⟩, or a malefic graha joined with malefics, stands in a cruel ṣaṣṭyaṃśa, one should declare a short life.

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  • About this edition: The e-text writes क्रूरषष्ठ्यंशकए, with a stray vowel sign; the division meant is the ṣaṣṭyaṃśa, the sixtieth part, whose malefic sub-divisions are termed krūra. भानुज, 'son of the Sun', is Saturn. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्रूरषष्ठ्यंशके; this sentence names क्रूरषष्ठ्यंशकए, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

व्ययार्थौ पापसंयुक्तौ शुभदृष्टिविवर्जितौ । क्रूरषष्ठ्यंशसंयुक्तौ वाऽल्पमायुर्विनिर्दिशेत्

vyayārthau pāpasaṃyuktau śubhadṛṣṭivivarjitau | krūraṣaṣṭhyaṃśasaṃyuktau vā'lpamāyurvinirdiśet

When the twelfth and the second are joined with malefics and are devoid of benefic aspect, or are joined with a cruel ṣaṣṭyaṃśa, one should declare a short life.

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  • About this edition: अर्थ is this text's own name for the second house (JP 1.49). The dual व्ययार्थौ names the two houses; since a ṣaṣṭyaṃśa is reckoned for a point, their lords may be intended, and the Hindi keeps the pair unresolved. The e-text's विनिरिदिशेत् stands for विनिर्दिशेत्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वाऽल्पमायुर्विनिर्दिशेत्; this sentence names विनिरिदिशेत्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अत्यन्तसत्त्वे यदि लग्ननाथे सौम्यान्विते तादृशदृष्टियोगे । केन्द्रस्थिते पापदृशा विहीने सद्भाग्ययुग् जीवति दीर्घमायुः

atyantasattve yadi lagnanāthe saumyānvite tādṛśadṛṣṭiyoge | kendrasthite pāpadṛśā vihīne sadbhāgyayug jīvati dīrghamāyuḥ

If the lord of the lagna is of the utmost strength, joined with benefics and holding the aspect and conjunction of such ⟨benefics⟩, stationed in a kendra and free of the gaze of malefics, ⟨the native⟩, yoked to good fortune, lives a long life.

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  • About this edition: तादृशदृष्टियोगे, 'in aspect and conjunction with such', refers back to the benefics just named.

चन्द्रः सम्पूर्णगात्रस्तु सौम्यक्षेत्रांशगोऽपि वा । सर्वारिष्टनिहन्ता स्याद् विशेषाच्छुक्रवीक्षितः

candraḥ sampūrṇagātrastu saumyakṣetrāṃśago'pi vā | sarvāriṣṭanihantā syād viśeṣācchukravīkṣitaḥ

The Moon, being of full body ⟨full-orbed⟩, or gone to the sign or the aṃśa of a saumya ⟨a benefic; or Mercury⟩, becomes the slayer of every ariṣṭa — especially when aspected by Venus.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य is ambiguous here between the class (a benefic) and the graha (Mercury), and nothing in the verse decides it; the Hindi keeps the word itself. The e-text's सन्पूर्ण- stands for सम्पूर्ण-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सम्पूर्णगात्रस्तु; this sentence names सन्पूर्ण, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीवभार्गवसौम्यानामेकः केन्द्रगतो बली । पापकृद्योगहीनश्चेत्सद्योऽरिष्टस्य भङ्गकृद्

jīvabhārgavasaumyānāmekaḥ kendragato balī | pāpakṛdyogahīnaścetsadyo'riṣṭasya bhaṅgakṛd

If even one of Jupiter, Venus and Mercury, being strong, has gone to a kendra and is free from conjunction with malefics, it at once works the breaking of the ariṣṭa.

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  • About this edition: Here सौम्य is Mercury, fixed by the company of Jupiter and Venus. The same rule stands at BPHS 10.2.

स्वोच्चस्थः स्वगृहेऽथवापि सुहृदां वर्गे च सौम्यस्य वा । सम्पूर्णः शुभवीक्षितः शशधरो वर्गे स्वकीयेऽपि वा । शत्रूणामवलोकनादिरहितः पापैरयुक्तेक्षितो। अरिष्टं हन्ति सुदुस्तरं दिनमणिः प्रालेयराशिं यथा

svoccasthaḥ svagṛhe'thavāpi suhṛdāṃ varge ca saumyasya vā | sampūrṇaḥ śubhavīkṣitaḥ śaśadharo varge svakīye'pi vā | śatrūṇāmavalokanādirahitaḥ pāpairayuktekṣito| ariṣṭaṃ hanti sudustaraṃ dinamaṇiḥ prāleyarāśiṃ yathā

The Moon standing in his own exaltation, or in his own house, or in the varga of friends, or in that of a saumya ⟨a benefic; or Mercury⟩; full-orbed and aspected by benefics, or in his own varga; free from the looking and the rest of enemies, neither joined with nor aspected by malefics, ⟨such a Moon⟩ slays the ariṣṭa, very hard to pass beyond ⟨though it be⟩, as the day-jewel ⟨the Sun⟩ ⟨slays⟩ a heap of snow.

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  • About this edition: The sentence does not end here: v. 75 carries the remaining conditions and the only finite verb. The two verses are one śārdūlavikrīḍita period and are translated as such. [2026-10-02: since the plate ruling of 2026-09-09 joined our old records 74 and 75 as one śloka 74, this record holds the whole period and its finite verb हन्ति (अरिष्टं हन्ति सुदुस्तरं). The present v. 75 is a different verse.]

पक्षे सिते भवति जन्म यदि क्षपायां कृष्णेऽथवाऽहनि शुभाशुभदृष्टमूर्तिः । तं चन्द्रमा रिपुविनाशगतोऽपि नूनमापत्सु रक्षति पितेव शिशुं प्रजातम्

pakṣe site bhavati janma yadi kṣapāyāṃ kṛṣṇe'thavā'hani śubhāśubhadṛṣṭamūrtiḥ | taṃ candramā ripuvināśagato'pi nūnamāpatsu rakṣati piteva śiśuṃ prajātam

If the birth falls in the bright fortnight by night, or in the dark ⟨fortnight⟩ by day, then the Moon — his form aspected by benefics and malefics ⟨alike⟩, and gone even to ripu ⟨the sixth⟩ or vināśa ⟨the eighth⟩ — surely guards him in calamities, as a father ⟨guards⟩ the child newly born.

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  • About this edition: रिपु and विनाश(न) are this text's own names for the 6th and the 8th (JP 1.50, 1.51). शुभाशुभदृष्टमूर्तिः is nominative and so attaches to चन्द्रमा — the Moon's own orb; the parallel rule at BPHS 10.5 instead makes the lagna the thing aspected (लग्ने सौम्यनिरीक्षिते) and names benefic aspect only. मूर्ति is not among this text's names for the first house (JP 1.49), which is why it is read of the Moon here. The e-text's -ग्तो stands for -गतो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रिपुविनाशगतोऽपि; this sentence names ग्तो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

केन्द्रोपगोऽतिबलवान् स्फुरदंशुमाली स्वर्लोकराजसचिवः शमयेदवश्यम् । एको बहूनि दुरितानि सुदुस्तराणि भक्त्या प्रयुक्त इव शूलधरे प्रणामः

kendropago'tibalavān sphuradaṃśumālī svarlokarājasacivaḥ śamayedavaśyam | eko bahūni duritāni sudustarāṇi bhaktyā prayukta iva śūladhare praṇāmaḥ

Gone to a kendra, exceedingly strong, wreathed in quivering rays, the counsellor of the king of the world of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩ will surely, alone, quell many evils that are very hard to pass beyond — as does a single obeisance offered with devotion to the Trident-bearer ⟨Śiva⟩.

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  • About this edition: The Sārāvalī parallel (12.1) fixes two slips: the e-text's उदुतराणि is सुदुस्तराणि, and बहुनि is बहूनि. Where Sārāvalī puts the graha in the lagna and directs the obeisance to the Discus-bearer ⟨Viṣṇu⟩, this text has a kendra and the Trident-bearer ⟨Śiva⟩ — those two are this text's own readings, not corruption. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्फुरदंशुमाली स्वर्लोकराजसचिवः शमयेदवश्यम् । एको बहूनि दुरितानि सुदुस्तराणि; this sentence names उदुतराणि and बहुनि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नेशो बलयुक्तश्चेत् त्रिकोणे वा चतुष्टये । अरिष्टयोगजातोऽपि बालो जीवति निश्चयः

lagneśo balayuktaścet trikoṇe vā catuṣṭaye | ariṣṭayogajāto'pi bālo jīvati niścayaḥ

If the lagna lord is endowed with strength ⟨and stands⟩ in a trikoṇa or a catuṣṭaya ⟨a kendra⟩, then even a child born under an ariṣṭa yoga lives — this is certain.

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  • About this edition: चतुष्टय is a name of the kendra in this text's own list (JP 1.53: kendra, kaṇṭaka, catuṣṭaya). The e-text mixes cases — locative लग्नेशे beside nominative बलयुक्तः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्नेशो; this sentence names लग्नेशे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यस्य जन्मनि तुङ्गस्थाः स्वक्षेत्रस्थानमाश्रिताः । चिरायुषं शिशु जातं कुर्वन्त्यत्र न संशयः

yasya janmani tuṅgasthāḥ svakṣetrasthānamāśritāḥ | cirāyuṣaṃ śiśu jātaṃ kurvantyatra na saṃśayaḥ

⟨The grahas⟩ that at a man's birth stand exalted, or have taken up their place in their own sign, make the child that is born long-lived; there is no doubt in this.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's तुङ्गस्याः स्वक्षेत्रस्थान्माश्रिताः does not construe; तुङ्गस्थाः स्वक्षेत्रस्थाः समाश्रिताः fills the anuṣṭubh exactly and is the reading translated. शिशु जातं stands for शिशुं जातम्. No number and no verdict depends on the emendation. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तुङ्गस्थाः स्वक्षेत्रस्थानमाश्रिताः; this sentence names स्वक्षेत्रस्थान्माश्रिताः and तुङ्गस्याः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads स्वक्षेत्रस्थानमाश्रिताः for the note's conjecture स्वक्षेत्रस्थाः समाश्रिताः (metre, 2026-09-21), and the English renders that reading, 'taken up their place in their own sign', not the conjecture.]

राहुस्त्रिषष्ठलाभे लग्नात्सौम्यैर्निरीक्षितः सद्यः । नाशयति सर्वदुरितं मारुत इव तूलसङ्घातम्

rāhustriṣaṣṭhalābhe lagnātsaumyairnirīkṣitaḥ sadyaḥ | nāśayati sarvaduritaṃ māruta iva tūlasaṅghātam

Rāhu in the third, the sixth or the eleventh ⟨lābha⟩ from the lagna, aspected by benefics, destroys all evil on the instant — as the wind ⟨scatters⟩ a mass of cotton.

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  • About this edition: Verbatim the Sārāvalī verse 12.4, which supplies the sound readings for three slips here: लग्नात् for लग्नत्, नाशयति for नाश्यति, and तूलसंघातम् — a mass of cotton — for तलसङ्गातम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्नात्सौम्यैर्निरीक्षितः सद्यः । नाशयति सर्वदुरितं मारुत इव तूलसङ्घातम्; this sentence names तलसङ्गातम् and नाश्यति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अजवृषकर्किविलग्ने रक्षति राहुर्निरन्तरं बालम् । पृथिवीपतिः प्रसन्नः कृतापराधं यथा पुरुषम्

ajavṛṣakarkivilagne rakṣati rāhurnirantaraṃ bālam | pṛthivīpatiḥ prasannaḥ kṛtāparādhaṃ yathā puruṣam

When the lagna is Aja ⟨Aries⟩, Vṛṣa ⟨Taurus⟩ or Karki ⟨Cancer⟩, Rāhu guards the child without a break — as a lord of the earth, well pleased, ⟨guards⟩ a man who has done wrong.

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  • About this edition: The same verse as Sārāvalī 12.10, which reads समस्तपीडाभ्यः, 'from all afflictions', where this text reads निरन्तरं बालम्, 'the child, without a break' — a genuine variant, not a slip. The e-text's अजव्वृष- and वृथिवीपतिः stand for अजवृष- and पृथिवीपतिः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अजवृषकर्किविलग्ने रक्षति राहुर्निरन्तरं बालम् । पृथिवीपतिः; this sentence names वृथिवीपतिः and अजव्वृष, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

निशाकरः शोभनवर्गयुक्तः शुभेक्षितः पूरितदीप्तिजालः । जातस्य निःशेषमरिष्टमाशु निहन्ति यद्वद् गरलं गरुत्मान्

niśākaraḥ śobhanavargayuktaḥ śubhekṣitaḥ pūritadīptijālaḥ | jātasya niḥśeṣamariṣṭamāśu nihanti yadvad garalaṃ garutmān

The Moon, joined with auspicious vargas, aspected by benefics, his web of light filled full, swiftly slays the native's ariṣṭa to the last remainder — as Garutmān ⟨Garuḍa⟩ ⟨destroys⟩ poison.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's जानस्य stands for जातस्य, and निःशोषम् for निःशेषम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जातस्य निःशेषमरिष्टमाशु; this sentence names जानस्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्राधिष्ठितराशीशे लग्नस्थे शुभवीक्षिते । भृगुणा वीक्षिते चन्द्रे स्वोच्चेऽरिष्टं हरेत्तदा

candrādhiṣṭhitarāśīśe lagnasthe śubhavīkṣite | bhṛguṇā vīkṣite candre svocce'riṣṭaṃ harettadā

When the lord of the sign the Moon occupies stands in the lagna and is aspected by benefics, and the Moon, in his own exaltation, is aspected by Bhṛgu ⟨Venus⟩, then ⟨the yoga⟩ carries off the ariṣṭa.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's चन्द्राधिष्ठत- and लग्न्स्थे stand for चन्द्राधिष्ठित- and लग्नस्थे. स्वोच्चे is taken with चन्द्रे, the Moon in his own exaltation ⟨Taurus⟩; it could instead qualify the sign-lord of the first clause. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चन्द्राधिष्ठितराशीशे लग्नस्थे; this sentence names चन्द्राधिष्ठत and लग्न्स्थे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नाधिपोऽतिबलवानशुभैरदृष्टः केन्द्रस्थितः शुभखगैरवलोक्यमानः । मृत्युंविधूय विदधाति स दीर्घमायुः सार्धं गुणैर्बहुभिरूर्जितराजलक्ष्म्या

lagnādhipo'tibalavānaśubhairadṛṣṭaḥ kendrasthitaḥ śubhakhagairavalokyamānaḥ | mṛtyuṃvidhūya vidadhāti sa dīrghamāyuḥ sārdhaṃ guṇairbahubhirūrjitarājalakṣmyā

The lord of the lagna, exceedingly strong, unaspected by malefics, stationed in a kendra and looked upon by benefic grahas — he shakes off death and bestows a long life, together with many virtues and a vigorous royal fortune.

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  • About this edition: The first pāda is one syllable short in the e-text; अतिबलवानशुभैरदृष्टः restores the vasantatilakā exactly and gives 'exceedingly strong, unaspected by malefics'. Reading the letters as they stand (अतिबल-शुभैरदृष्टः, 'unaspected by benefics') would contradict the next pāda, where benefic grahas do look upon him.

बलहीने विलग्नेशे जीवे केन्द्रत्रिकोणगे । षष्ठाष्टमव्यये पापे मध्यमायुरुदाहृतम् । द्वात्रिंशद्वत्सरादुपरि सप्ततिपर्यन्तं मध्यमायुर्योगः ।

balahīne vilagneśe jīve kendratrikoṇage | ṣaṣṭhāṣṭamavyaye pāpe madhyamāyurudāhṛtam | dvātriṃśadvatsarādupari saptatiparyantaṃ madhyamāyuryogaḥ |

When the lagna lord is without strength, Jupiter is in a kendra or a trikoṇa, and malefics are in the sixth, the eighth and the twelfth, a middling life-span is declared. From the thirty-second year up to seventy is the yoga of the middling life-span.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's षष्ठामव्यये is a syllable short of the anuṣṭubh; षष्ठाष्टमव्यये fills it and gives the triad 6/8/12 already used at v. 68. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads षष्ठाष्टमव्यये पापे मध्यमायुरुदाहृतम् । द्वात्रिंशद्वत्सरादुपरि; this sentence names षष्ठामव्यये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: The edition prints this unit with no verse number. Its id is the preceding printed number plus a letter, and is this corpus's, not the edition's — it cannot be cited from the page.
  • About this edition: A prose line, not a verse, and the edition prints it with no number (see the unit's own edition note). The e-text's उपति stands for उपरि, 'above'. Its lower bound of thirty-two does not agree with v. 3 of this chapter, which ends short life at thirty and runs middling life from there to seventy; both figures are left as the edition prints them.

चतुष्टये शुभैर्युक्ते लग्नेशे शुभसंयुते । गुरुणा दृष्टिसंयोगे पूर्णमायुर्विनिर्दिशेत्

catuṣṭaye śubhairyukte lagneśe śubhasaṃyute | guruṇā dṛṣṭisaṃyoge pūrṇamāyurvinirdiśet

When the catuṣṭaya ⟨the kendras⟩ are occupied by benefics, the lagna lord is joined with benefics, and there is the aspect or the conjunction of Jupiter, one should declare a full life-span.

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  • About this edition: पूर्ण आयु is fixed at a hundred years by v. 3 of this chapter.

केन्द्रान्विते विलग्नेशे गुरुशुक्रसमन्विते । ताभ्यां निरीक्षिते वाऽपि पूर्णमायुर्विनिर्दिशेत्

kendrānvite vilagneśe guruśukrasamanvite | tābhyāṃ nirīkṣite vā'pi pūrṇamāyurvinirdiśet

When the lord of the lagna is placed in a kendra and joined with Jupiter and Venus, or even ⟨only⟩ aspected by those two, one should declare full life.

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  • About this edition: ताम्यां is ताभ्यां, 'by those two'; निरिक्षिते is निरीक्षिते. वा अपि makes aspect alone sufficient — conjunction is not required. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ताभ्यां निरीक्षिते; this sentence names निरिक्षिते and ताम्यां, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उच्चान्वितैस्त्रिभिः खेटैर्लग्नरन्ध्रेशसंयुतैः । रन्ध्रे पापविहीने च दीर्घमायुर्विनिर्दिशेत्

uccānvitaistribhiḥ kheṭairlagnarandhreśasaṃyutaiḥ | randhre pāpavihīne ca dīrghamāyurvinirdiśet

When three sky-goers ⟨grahas⟩ endowed with exaltation are joined with the lords of the lagna and of the 8th (randhra), and the 8th is free of malefics, one should declare long life.

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  • About this edition: रन्ध्र is the 8th house; the text's own list of its names is at ch. 1.51 (randhra, āyus, aṣṭama, mṛtyu, vināśana). The e-text's °आयुविनिर्दिशेत् here and in vv. 88–89 stands for °आयुर्विनिर्दिशेत्, as printed in vv. 86, 90, 91.

रन्ध्रेस्थितैस्त्रिभिः खेटैः स्वोच्चमित्रस्ववर्गगैः । लग्नेशे बलसंयुक्ते दीर्घमायुर्विनिर्दिशेत्

randhresthitaistribhiḥ kheṭaiḥ svoccamitrasvavargagaiḥ | lagneśe balasaṃyukte dīrghamāyurvinirdiśet

When three sky-goers stand in the 8th (randhra) in their own exaltation, in a friend's, or in their own varga, and the lord of the lagna is possessed of strength, one should declare long life.

स्वोच्चस्थितेन केनापि खेचरेण समन्वितः । शनिर्वा रन्ध्रनाथो वा दीर्घमायुर्विनिर्दिशेत्

svoccasthitena kenāpi khecareṇa samanvitaḥ | śanirvā randhranātho vā dīrghamāyurvinirdiśet

Saturn, or else the lord of the 8th (randhra), joined with any sky-goer whatever that stands in its own exaltation — ⟨then⟩ one should declare long life.

त्रिषडायगताः पापाः शुभाः केन्द्रत्रिकोणगाः । लग्नेशे बलसंयुक्तः पूर्णमायुर्विनिर्दिशेत्

triṣaḍāyagatāḥ pāpāḥ śubhāḥ kendratrikoṇagāḥ | lagneśe balasaṃyuktaḥ pūrṇamāyurvinirdiśet

Malefics gone to the 3rd, 6th and 11th (triṣaḍāya); benefics in kendras and trikoṇas; the lord of the lagna possessed of strength — one should declare full life.

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  • About this edition: त्रिषडाय names the 3rd, 6th and 11th together — the houses this text calls upacaya at ch. 1.55. The e-text's nominative लग्नेशे ... संयुक्तः mixes cases; the locative absolute of vv. 88 and 95 is meant.

षट्सप्तरन्ध्रभावेषु शुभेषु सहितेषु च । त्रिषडायेषु पापेषु दीर्घमायुर्विनिर्दिशेत्

ṣaṭsaptarandhrabhāveṣu śubheṣu sahiteṣu ca | triṣaḍāyeṣu pāpeṣu dīrghamāyurvinirdiśet

When benefics are together in the 6th, 7th and 8th (randhra) houses, and malefics are in the 3rd, 6th and 11th (triṣaḍāya), one should declare long life.

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  • About this edition: उभेषु as printed cannot be construed and leaves the first clause without a subject; the reading taken here is शुभेषु, 'benefics' — one lost letter, and no house number touched. It is an emendation, not the page. Read instead as उभयेषु, 'in both ⟨sets⟩', the clause still has no subject. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads षट्सप्तरन्ध्रभावेषु शुभेषु; this sentence names उभेषु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रिःफशत्रुगताः पापा लग्नेशो यदि केन्द्रगः । रन्ध्रस्थानगता पापाः कर्मेशः स्वोच्चराशिगः । योगद्वयेऽपि दीर्घायुरुपैति बहुसम्मतम्

riḥphaśatrugatāḥ pāpā lagneśo yadi kendragaḥ | randhrasthānagatā pāpāḥ karmeśaḥ svoccarāśigaḥ | yogadvaye'pi dīrghāyurupaiti bahusammatam

Malefics gone to the 12th (riḥpha) and the 6th (śatru); the lord of the lagna, if it is in a kendra; malefics gone to the place of the 8th (randhra), and the lord of the 10th (karman) in its own exaltation sign — in both yogas alike ⟨the native⟩ attains long life; this is agreed by many.

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  • About this edition: ल्ग्नेशे is लग्नेशे; केन्द्रगः and कर्मेशः stand in the nominative where the locative absolute is wanted. The verse states only बहुसम्मतम्, 'much agreed', and never says WHAT is agreed; the long life is carried over from the run and is supplied here in brackets. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads लग्नेशो; this sentence names ल्ग्नेशे, 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: Every clause of this note is superseded. Our e-text had lost a whole half-line. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā plate (Chowkhamba 1953, p.144), read by eye at about 3.1x native, sets the verse as three half-lines closing ॥ ९२ ॥, and the mūla now carries the missing स्वोच्चराशिगः । योगद्वयेऽपि दीर्घायुरुपैति from it. The same plate sets लग्नेशो with the ो mātrā, not लग्नेशे. So the nominatives are right: the verse states two yogas in parallel, the lagna-lord in a kendra and the 10th lord in its own exaltation sign, and योगद्वयेऽपि दीर्घायुरुपैति says in words what is agreed. The long life no longer needs to be supplied in brackets.]

रन्ध्रेशस्थगृहाधीशो यस्मिन् राशौ व्यवस्थितः । तदीशो लग्ननाथश्च केन्द्रगो यदि तादृशम्

randhreśasthagṛhādhīśo yasmin rāśau vyavasthitaḥ | tadīśo lagnanāthaśca kendrago yadi tādṛśam

The lord of the house in which the lord of the 8th (randhra) stands; and the lord of whatever rāśi that one is placed in; and the lord of the lagna — if ⟨these⟩ are in a kendra, ⟨the life⟩ is of that same ⟨long⟩ kind.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's word-break रन्ध्रे शस्थगृहाधीशो is रन्ध्रेशस्थगृहाधीशः, 'the lord of the house occupied by the lord of the 8th'. ताद्दशम् is तादृशम्, 'of that same kind' — pointing back to the दीर्घमायुः of the preceding verses, which is why no result is stated here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रन्ध्रेशस्थगृहाधीशो यस्मिन् राशौ व्यवस्थितः । तदीशो लग्ननाथश्च केन्द्रगो यदि तादृशम्; this sentence names ताद्दशम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

द्विस्वभावं गते लग्ने तदीशे केन्द्रगेऽपि वा । स्वोच्चमूलत्रिकोणे वा चिरं जीवति भाग्यवान्

dvisvabhāvaṃ gate lagne tadīśe kendrage'pi vā | svoccamūlatrikoṇe vā ciraṃ jīvati bhāgyavān

When the lagna has gone to a two-bodied (dual) sign and its lord too is in a kendra, or in its own exaltation or mūlatrikoṇa, the fortunate one lives long.

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  • About this edition: The dual signs are named here द्विस्वभाव; this corpus renders every such form (द्विदेह, द्विशरीर, द्व्यात्मक) alike as 'two-bodied (dual)' and notes the form used.

द्विस्वभावं गते लग्ने लग्नेशात् केन्द्रगौ यदि । द्वौ पापौ यस्य जनने तस्यायुर्दीर्घमादिशेत्

dvisvabhāvaṃ gate lagne lagneśāt kendragau yadi | dvau pāpau yasya janane tasyāyurdīrghamādiśet

When the lagna has gone to a two-bodied (dual) sign, ⟨and⟩ if at a man's birth two malefics are in kendras from the lord of the lagna, one should declare his life long.

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  • About this edition: केन्द्रगौ is reckoned from the lord of the lagna (लग्नेशात्), not from the lagna itself, and the malefics are two — both counts are the verse's own.

चरांशकस्था रविमन्दभौमाः स्थिरांशकस्थौ गुरुदानवेज्यौ । शेषाश्च युग्मांशगता यदि स्युस्तदा समुद्भूतनरः शतायुः । सप्तत्युपरिशतान्तं पूर्णमायुः ।

carāṃśakasthā ravimandabhaumāḥ sthirāṃśakasthau gurudānavejyau | śeṣāśca yugmāṃśagatā yadi syustadā samudbhūtanaraḥ śatāyuḥ | saptatyupariśatāntaṃ pūrṇamāyuḥ |

The Sun, Saturn (manda) and Mars standing in movable aṃśas ⟨navāṃśas⟩; Jupiter and Venus (dānavejya, the preceptor of the demons) standing in fixed aṃśas; and the rest gone to dual aṃśas — if they be so, the man born then is one of a hundred years. Above seventy, to the end of a hundred, is full life.

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  • About this edition: युग्मांश completes the triad cara–sthira–dvisvabhāva, so the dual aṃśas are meant; युग्म can also mean 'even-numbered', but nothing in the triad answers to that. 'The rest' are the two grahas not named, the Moon and Mercury. The aṃśa is the navāṃśa, as the नवभाग of v. 97 shows.
  • About this edition: The edition prints this unit with no verse number. Its id is the preceding printed number plus a letter, and is this corpus's, not the edition's — it cannot be cited from the page.
  • About this edition: A prose gloss, printed without a number. It repeats the scale of v. 3, where middling life runs to seventy and full life to the end of a hundred, and it fixes what पूर्णमायुः means in vv. 86, 90 and 92.

मन्दांशकस्था रविजीवभौमा धर्मस्थितास्तन्नवभागसंस्थाः । बलान्विता लग्नगतो हिमांशुर्युगान्तमायुः श्रियमादधाति

mandāṃśakasthā ravijīvabhaumā dharmasthitāstannavabhāgasaṃsthāḥ | balānvitā lagnagato himāṃśuryugāntamāyuḥ śriyamādadhāti

The Sun, Jupiter (jīva) and Mars standing in Saturn's (manda's) aṃśas, situated in the 9th (dharma) or established in the navāṃśa of that ⟨sign⟩, and possessed of strength; and the Moon (himāṃśu, the cool-rayed) gone to the lagna — ⟨this⟩ confers life to the end of an age, and wealth.

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  • About this edition: युगान्तम् आयुः, 'life to the end of the yuga', is the hyperbole the chapter uses again at v. 104; it is not a reckonable figure like the hundred of v. 96 or the gloss at 96a.

एकांशभागौ गुरुसूर्यपुत्रौ धर्मस्थितौ वा यदि कर्मसंस्थौ । अर्कोदये सौम्यनिरीक्ष्यमाणौ मुनिर्भवेदत्र भवश्चिरायुः

ekāṃśabhāgau gurusūryaputrau dharmasthitau vā yadi karmasaṃsthau | arkodaye saumyanirīkṣyamāṇau munirbhavedatra bhavaścirāyuḥ

Jupiter and the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩ occupying one and the same aṃśa, standing in the 9th (dharma) or else placed in the 10th (karman), and aspected by benefics at the rising of the Sun — one born here becomes a sage (muni), and is long-lived.

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  • About this edition: अर्कोदये can be read as 'at sunrise' (a day birth) or as 'the Sun being in the udaya, the lagna'; the Hindi leaves the word standing and keeps both open, the English has had to choose the first. भवश्चिरायुः stands for भवेच्चिरायुः. सौम्य is taken as the benefic class, as at v. 100; it could name Mercury.

गुरुशशिसहिते कुलीरलग्ने शशितनये भृगुजे च केन्द्रयाते । भवरिपुसहजोपगैश्च शेषैरमितमिहायुरनुक्रमाद्विना स्यात्

guruśaśisahite kulīralagne śaśitanaye bhṛguje ca kendrayāte | bhavaripusahajopagaiśca śeṣairamitamihāyuranukramādvinā syāt

When the lagna is Cancer (kulīra) joined with Jupiter and the Moon, Mercury (śaśitanaya, the Moon's son) and Venus (bhṛguja) have gone to kendras, and the remaining ⟨grahas⟩ occupy the 11th (bhava), the 6th (ripu) and the 3rd (sahaja), life here would be beyond measure, outside the order ⟨of the reckoning⟩.

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  • About this edition: भव is this text's OWN name for the 11th house (ch. 1.52 lists ekādaśa, upāntya, bhava, āya, lābha), so the three houses are the triṣaḍāya of vv. 90–91. The e-text's हज is सहज, the 3rd: the metre is Puṣpitāgrā, and the odd pāda is a syllable short without the स — the same measure shows कुलिर must be कुलीर. The closing अनुक्रममाद्विना is corrupt (perhaps अनुक्रमात्, 'in due order') and is left untranslated; it carries no house and no number. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुलीरलग्ने शशितनये भृगुजे च केन्द्रयाते । भवरिपुसहजोपगैश्च शेषैरमितमिहायुरनुक्रमाद्विना; this sentence names कुलिर, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads मिहायुरनुक्रमाद्विना for मिहायुरनुक्रममाद्विना (metre, 2026-09-21): the closing words are no longer corrupt, and the English renders them, 'outside the order ⟨of the reckoning⟩'.]

त्रिकोणे पापनिर्मुक्ते केन्द्रे सौम्यविवर्जिते । रन्ध्रे पापविहीने च जातस्त्वमरसन्निभः

trikoṇe pāpanirmukte kendre saumyavivarjite | randhre pāpavihīne ca jātastvamarasannibhaḥ

When the trikoṇa is free of malefics, the kendra devoid of benefics (saumya), and the 8th (randhra) without malefics, the one born is the likeness of an immortal.

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  • About this edition: The middle clause is rendered as it stands, but it runs against its neighbours: the trikoṇa and the 8th are wanted free of MALEFICS, and a kendra emptied of BENEFICS is no asset. Either सौम्य has displaced a malefic-word in the exemplar, or it names Mercury here. Nothing in this e-text decides it, and no emendation is made.

शन्यादिभौमपर्यन्तं लग्नादौ खेचराः स्थिताः । वैशेषिकांशसंयुक्ता जातस्त्वमरसन्निभः

śanyādibhaumaparyantaṃ lagnādau khecarāḥ sthitāḥ | vaiśeṣikāṃśasaṃyuktā jātastvamarasannibhaḥ

The sky-goers, from Saturn ⟨first⟩ to Mars ⟨last⟩, standing in the houses beginning with the lagna and joined with vaiśeṣikāṃśas — the one born is the likeness of an immortal.

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  • About this edition: 'From Saturn to Mars' names the whole body of grahas; the verse does not say in which sequence they are to be counted off from the lagna, and none is supplied here. वैशेषिकांश is the text's own grade-scale for a graha's varga dignities (ch. 1.44–46: two vargas pārijāta, three uttama, four gopura, five siṃhāsana, six pārāvata, seven devaloka) — the grades vv. 102–105 then name one by one.

मेषान्त्यलग्ने सगुरौ भृगौ वा निशाकरे गोगृहमध्यमांशे । सिंहासनांशे यदि वा धराजे जातस्त्वसङ्ख्यातमुपैति मन्त्रैः

meṣāntyalagne sagurau bhṛgau vā niśākare gogṛhamadhyamāṃśe | siṃhāsanāṃśe yadi vā dharāje jātastvasaṅkhyātamupaiti mantraiḥ

When the lagna is in the last ⟨part⟩ of Aries with Jupiter, or with Venus ⟨there⟩; or the Moon (niśākara) is in the middle aṃśa of the cow-house ⟨Taurus⟩; or Mars (dharāja, the earth-born) is in the siṃhāsana aṃśa — the one born attains, by mantras, what cannot be counted.

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  • About this edition: गोगृह, the cow-house, is Taurus; its middle (fifth) navāṃśa is Taurus itself, since the navāṃśas of a fixed sign begin from the ninth — so the Moon there is vargottama and in its own exaltation sign. What is 'beyond counting' is not named by the verse; the chapter's subject supplies āyus, and मन्त्रैः anticipates the divya āyus of v. 107.

देवलोकांशके मन्दे भौमे पारावतांशके । सिंहासने गुरौ लग्ने जातो मुनिसमो भवेत्

devalokāṃśake mande bhaume pārāvatāṃśake | siṃhāsane gurau lagne jāto munisamo bhavet

Saturn (manda) in the devaloka aṃśa, Mars in the pārāvata aṃśa, and Jupiter in the siṃhāsana ⟨aṃśa⟩ in the lagna — the one born becomes the equal of a sage (muni).

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  • About this edition: On the text's own scale (ch. 1.45–46) devaloka is a seven-varga dignity, pārāvata six, siṃhāsana five.

गोपुरांशे गुरौ केन्द्रे शुक्रे पारावतांशके । त्रिकोणे कर्कटे लग्ने युगान्तं स तु जीवति

gopurāṃśe gurau kendre śukre pārāvatāṃśake | trikoṇe karkaṭe lagne yugāntaṃ sa tu jīvati

Jupiter in the gopura aṃśa in a kendra, Venus in the pārāvata aṃśa in a trikoṇa, and Cancer as the lagna — he indeed lives to the end of an age.

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  • About this edition: gopura is a four-varga dignity (ch. 1.45). The kendra attaches to Jupiter and the trikoṇa to Venus: the aṃśas are the vaiśeṣikāṃśa grades, the kendra and trikoṇa are house-positions.

चापांशे कर्कटे लग्ने तस्मिन् देवेन्द्रपूजिते । त्रिचतुर्भिर्ग्रहैः केन्द्रे जातो ब्रह्मपदं व्रजेत्

cāpāṃśe karkaṭe lagne tasmin devendrapūjite | tricaturbhirgrahaiḥ kendre jāto brahmapadaṃ vrajet

When Cancer is the lagna in the Sagittarius (cāpa) aṃśa, and in it stands Jupiter ⟨he whom the lord of the gods reveres⟩, with three or four grahas in kendras, the one born goes to the station of Brahmā.

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  • About this edition: देवेन्द्रपूजित, 'honoured by the lord of the gods', is taken as Jupiter, Indra's own preceptor: Cancer is Jupiter's exaltation and the Sagittarius navāṃśa his own sign, so the epithet fits the placement being described. It can also be read as an epithet of the lagna itself. 'Three or four' (त्रिचतुर्भिः) is the verse's own count.

लग्ने सेज्ये भृगौ कामे कन्यायामुडुनायके । चापे मेषांशके लग्ने जातो याति परं पदम्

lagne sejye bhṛgau kāme kanyāyāmuḍunāyake | cāpe meṣāṃśake lagne jāto yāti paraṃ padam

With Jupiter in the lagna (sejya, 'with Ijya'), Venus in the 7th (kāma), the Moon (uḍunāyaka, lord of the asterisms) in Virgo, and the lagna in Sagittarius (cāpa) in the Aries aṃśa — the one born goes to the supreme station.

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  • About this edition: काम is the 7th house (ch. 1.51). लग्ने सेव्ये is unexplained and probably corrupt — the lagna is specified again in the second half, and सौम्ये, 'a benefic ⟨or Mercury⟩ being in the lagna', would answer the sense; it is left as it stands, since nothing in this e-text decides it. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads सेज्ये; this sentence names सेव्ये, 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 सेज्ये, so the form this note calls unexplained is no longer our text, and the conjecture सौम्ये is withdrawn. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā plate (Chowkhamba 1953, p.148), read by eye at about 3.6x and 4.6x native against a ज and a व printed on the same leaf, sets लग्ने सेज्ये. सेज्ये is स + इज्य, 'with Jupiter'. The lagna is named twice because the first half gives the graha standing in it and the second the sign and aṃśa it falls in: Jupiter in Sagittarius, its own sign.]

बालारिष्टं योगसञ्जातमल्पं तेषां भङ्गान्मध्यमं दीर्घमायुः । दिव्यं योगाभ्यासमन्त्रक्रियाद्यैरायुः सप्तैतानि सङ्कीर्तितानि

bālāriṣṭaṃ yogasañjātamalpaṃ teṣāṃ bhaṅgānmadhyamaṃ dīrghamāyuḥ | divyaṃ yogābhyāsamantrakriyādyairāyuḥ saptaitāni saṅkīrtitāni

Bālāriṣṭa ⟨the peril of childhood⟩; ⟨the peril⟩ arisen from yogas; short ⟨life⟩; from the breaking of these, middling and long life; and divine ⟨life⟩ through the practice of yoga, through mantra, through rite and the rest — these seven lives have been proclaimed.

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Adhyāya 5 · अथ आयुर्दायाध्यायः

निसर्गपैण्ड्यांशकरश्मिचक्रनक्षत्रदायाष्टकवर्गजानि । पराशराद्यैः कथितानि यानि संगृह्य तानि क्रमशः प्रवच्मि

nisargapaiṇḍyāṃśakaraśmicakranakṣatradāyāṣṭakavargajāni | parāśarādyaiḥ kathitāni yāni saṃgṛhya tāni kramaśaḥ pravacmi

The naisarga (natural), the piṇḍa, the aṃśa, the raśmi (ray), the cakra, the nakṣatra-allotment and the aṣṭakavarga kinds ⟨of longevity⟩ — those which have been declared by Parāśara and the rest: having gathered them together, I set them forth in order.

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  • About this edition: The opening compound is corrupt in this printing (पैड्य for पिण्ड, च्क्र for चक्र, पराशराद्यिः for पराशराद्यैः), but the seven kinds of āyurdāya it names are all recoverable, and every one of them is taken up in the body of this chapter: naisargika (v. 2), piṇḍa (vv. 3-6), aṃśa (vv. 17-21), raśmi (vv. 22-25), cakra and nakṣatra (v. 26), aṣṭakavarga and daśā (v. 27). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads निसर्गपैण्ड्यांशकरश्मिचक्रनक्षत्रदायाष्टकवर्गजानि । पराशराद्यैः; this sentence names पराशराद्यिः and पैड्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नखाः शशी द्वौ नवकं धृतिश्च कृतिः खबाणा रविपूर्वकाणाम् । इमा निरुक्ताः क्रमशः ग्रहाणां नैसर्गिके ह्वायुषि वर्षसंख्याः

nakhāḥ śaśī dvau navakaṃ dhṛtiśca kṛtiḥ khabāṇā ravipūrvakāṇām | imā niruktāḥ kramaśaḥ grahāṇāṃ naisargike hvāyuṣi varṣasaṃkhyāḥ

Twenty ⟨nakhāḥ, the nails⟩, one ⟨śaśī, the Moon⟩, two, nine, eighteen, twenty and fifty, for ⟨the grahas⟩ beginning with the Sun — these are declared, in order, to be the grahas' year-counts in the naisargika longevity.

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  • About this edition: THE NUMBERS ARE NOT ALL READABLE HERE AND ARE NOT SUPPLIED. The e-text's number-word string is नरवाः ययी द्वु धृतिय्च धृतिय्च कृतिः खबाणा. Only the tail decodes with confidence: धृति = 18 (printed twice, plausibly a dittography), कृति = 20, खबाण = 50. The first three words cannot be read. The received naisargika allotment (Sun 20, Moon 1, Mars 2, Mercury 9, Jupiter 18, Venus 20, Saturn 50; total 120) agrees with the legible tail 18-20-50 for Jupiter, Venus and Saturn, but this printing cannot be READ to yield the head of the list, so no value is entered for the first three grahas. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नखाः शशी द्वौ नवकं धृतिश्च कृतिः खबाणा रविपूर्वकाणाम् । इमा निरुक्ताः क्रमशः; this sentence names धृतिय्च and नरवाः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads नखाः शशी द्वौ नवकं धृतिश्च for नरवाः ययी द्वु धृतिय्च धृतिय्च (arithmetic, 2026-09-21): all seven number-words decode, 20, 1, 2, 9, 18, 20, 50 (total 120), and the English now gives every figure.]

नवेन्दवो वाणयमाः शरक्ष्मा दिवाकराः पञ्चभुवः कुपक्षाः । नखाश्च भास्वत्प्रमुखग्रहाणां पिण्डायुषोऽब्दा निजतुङ्गगानाम्

navendavo vāṇayamāḥ śarakṣmā divākarāḥ pañcabhuvaḥ kupakṣāḥ | nakhāśca bhāsvatpramukhagrahāṇāṃ piṇḍāyuṣo'bdā nijatuṅgagānām

Nineteen, twenty-five, fifteen, twelve, fifteen, twenty-one and twenty — ⟨these⟩ are the years of the piṇḍa longevity of the grahas beginning with the Sun (bhāsvat), when they stand in their own exaltation.

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निजोच्चशुद्धः खचरो विशोध्यो भमण्डलात् षड्भवनोनकश्चेत् । यथास्थितः षड्भवनाधिकश्चेल्लिप्तीकृतः सङ्गुणितो निजाब्दैः

nijoccaśuddhaḥ khacaro viśodhyo bhamaṇḍalāt ṣaḍbhavanonakaścet | yathāsthitaḥ ṣaḍbhavanādhikaścelliptīkṛtaḥ saṅguṇito nijābdaiḥ

The graha diminished by its own exaltation ⟨longitude⟩ is to be subtracted from the zodiac circle if it falls short of six signs; if it exceeds six signs, ⟨it is taken⟩ as it stands. Reduced to minutes, it is multiplied by its own years.

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तत्र खाभ्ररसचन्द्रलोचनैरुद्धृते सति यदाप्यते फलम् । वर्षमासदिननाडिकादिकं तद्धि पिण्डभवमायुरुच्यते

tatra khābhrarasacandralocanairuddhṛte sati yadāpyate phalam | varṣamāsadinanāḍikādikaṃ taddhi piṇḍabhavamāyurucyate

Then, when that is divided by 21,600, the result obtained is ⟨in⟩ years, months, days, nāḍikās and the rest — that indeed is called the piṇḍa-born longevity.

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स्वोच्चोनस्फुटखेचरं यदि रसादल्पं भचक्रोद्धृतम् लिप्तीकृत्य निजायुरब्दगुणितं तच्चक्रलिप्ताहृतम् । लब्धं वासरनायकादिखचरैर्दत्तायुरब्दादिकम् नीचार्द्धक्रमशो वदन्ति मुनयः पैण्ड्ये च नैसर्गिके

svocconasphuṭakhecaraṃ yadi rasādalpaṃ bhacakroddhṛtam liptīkṛtya nijāyurabdaguṇitaṃ taccakraliptāhṛtam | labdhaṃ vāsaranāyakādikhacarairdattāyurabdādikam nīcārddhakramaśo vadanti munayaḥ paiṇḍye ca naisargike

If the true graha, diminished by its own exaltation, is less than six ⟨signs⟩, it is subtracted from the zodiac circle; reduced to minutes and multiplied by its own longevity-years, and that divided by the minutes of the circle — what is obtained is the longevity, in years and the rest, given by the grahas beginning with the lord of the day ⟨the Sun⟩. At debilitation, half, in order — so the sages declare, in the piṇḍa ⟨reckoning⟩ and in the naisargika.

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  • About this edition: A restatement of vv. 4-5 in one longer metre, adding that the same procedure governs both the piṇḍa and the naisargika reckonings. Printing errors: भुनयः for मुनयः, दृत्तायुः for दत्तायुः, पैण्डये for पैण्ड्ये. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वासरनायकादिखचरैर्दत्तायुरब्दादिकम् नीचार्द्धक्रमशो वदन्ति मुनयः पैण्ड्ये; this sentence names पैण्डये and भुनयः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नीचेऽतोऽर्द्धं हसति हि ततश्चान्तरस्थेऽनुपातो होरा त्वंशप्रतिममपरे राशितुल्यं वदन्ति । हित्वा वक्रं रिपुगृहगतैर्हीयते स्वत्रिभागः सूर्योच्छिन्नद्युतिषु च दलं प्रोज्झ्य शुक्रार्कपुत्रौ

nīce'to'rddhaṃ hasati hi tataścāntarasthe'nupāto horā tvaṃśapratimamapare rāśitulyaṃ vadanti | hitvā vakraṃ ripugṛhagatairhīyate svatribhāgaḥ sūryocchinnadyutiṣu ca dalaṃ projjhya śukrārkaputrau

At debilitation half of this is indeed lost; for ⟨a graha⟩ standing between the two ⟨points⟩, ⟨apply⟩ proportion. The horā ⟨the ascendant⟩ gives ⟨years⟩ matching its navāṃśa; others say equal to the rāśi. Excepting Mars (vakra), a third of their own ⟨allotment⟩ is lost by those gone into an enemy's house; and when their brilliance is cut off by the Sun ⟨combustion⟩, ⟨they lose⟩ half — leaving aside Venus and Saturn.

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क्षोणीपुत्रं वर्जयित्वा रिपुस्थास्त्र्यंशं नीचस्थानगास्ते तदर्धम् । अस्तं याताः शर्व एवार्द्धहानिं कुर्युर्हित्वा शुक्रमार्तण्डपुत्रौ

kṣoṇīputraṃ varjayitvā ripusthāstryaṃśaṃ nīcasthānagāste tadardham | astaṃ yātāḥ śarva evārddhahāniṃ kuryurhitvā śukramārtaṇḍaputrau

Excepting Mars (kṣoṇīputra, the son of the earth), those standing in an enemy's house ⟨lose⟩ a third; those gone to the place of debilitation, half of that ⟨allotment⟩. All that have gone to setting ⟨combustion⟩ suffer the loss of half — leaving aside Venus and Saturn (mārtaṇḍa-putra).

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सर्वार्द्धत्रिचरणपञ्चषष्ठभागाः क्षीयन्ते व्ययभवनादसत्सु वामम् । सत्स्वर्धं हसति तथैकराशिगानामेकोऽंशं हरति बली तथाह सत्यः

sarvārddhatricaraṇapañcaṣaṣṭhabhāgāḥ kṣīyante vyayabhavanādasatsu vāmam | satsvardhaṃ hasati tathaikarāśigānāmeko'ṃśaṃ harati balī tathāha satyaḥ

The whole, a half, a third, a quarter, a fifth and a sixth part are lost, ⟨reckoning⟩ from the 12th house in reverse order, in the case of malefics; for benefics half ⟨of that⟩ is lost. And among ⟨grahas⟩ standing in one and the same rāśi, the strong one alone takes away the portion — so Satya has said.

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  • About this edition: The six fractions run backwards from the 12th: 12th whole, 11th half, 10th a third, 9th a quarter, 8th a fifth, 7th a sixth — the same six houses that v. 16 names outright as riḥpha, āya, māna, nava, randhra, kalatra. वामम् is taken directionally (in reverse order) rather than in the GLOSSARY's global sense of the adverse outcome; that row was decided in a phalita context (Ṣaṭ VII.1) and does not fit an enumeration of houses. GLOSSARY rule 2 (text-specific technical sense) applies. हसति is read हसति = ह्रसति.

एकर्क्षोपगानां यो भवति बलाधिको विशेषेण । क्षपयति यथोक्तमंशं स एव नान्योऽपि तत्रस्थः

ekarkṣopagānāṃ yo bhavati balādhiko viśeṣeṇa | kṣapayati yathoktamaṃśaṃ sa eva nānyo'pi tatrasthaḥ

Among those occupying one and the same ⟨sign⟩, he who is markedly superior in strength — he alone diminishes ⟨the years⟩ by the portion stated, and no other, though it too stands there.

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  • About this edition: यथोत्कभंशं is read यथोक्तभागांशं / यथोक्तांशं (by the fraction stated, i.e. the one v. 9 assigns to that house). This verse spells out the last quarter of v. 9. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यथोक्तमंशं; this sentence names यथोत्कभंशं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सार्द्धोदितोदितनवांशहतात्समस्ताद् भागोऽष्टयुक्तशतसङ्ख्य उपैति नाशम् । क्रूरे विलग्नसहिते विधिना त्वनेन सौम्येक्षिते दलमतः प्रलयं प्रयाति

sārddhoditoditanavāṃśahatātsamastād bhāgo'ṣṭayuktaśatasaṅkhya upaiti nāśam | krūre vilagnasahite vidhinā tvanena saumyekṣite dalamataḥ pralayaṃ prayāti

From the whole ⟨total⟩ multiplied by the risen navāṃśas ⟨with their half⟩, a part numbered one hundred and eight ⟨that is, a hundred-and-eighth part⟩ goes to destruction, when a malefic is joined to the ascendant — by this rule. But when ⟨that malefic is⟩ aspected by a benefic, half of this goes to dissolution.

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  • About this edition: अष्टयुक्तशतसंख्यः = 108, the number of navāṃśas in the zodiac; the loss is therefore total years x risen navāṃśas / 108. सार्द्धोदितोदित carries an obvious dittography (उदित printed twice); सार्ध is read as the fractional part of the navāṃśa that has risen.

लिप्तीभूतैर्लग्नभागैर्निहन्यादायुर्दायं खेचराणां पृथक्स्थम् । व्योमाकाशत्विन्दुपक्षैर्भजेत्तत् स्वायुर्दायाच्छोध्यमब्दादि लब्धम्

liptībhūtairlagnabhāgairnihanyādāyurdāyaṃ khecarāṇāṃ pṛthakstham | vyomākāśatvindupakṣairbhajettat svāyurdāyācchodhyamabdādi labdham

One should multiply the longevity ⟨-total⟩ of the grahas, taken separately, by the lagna's ⟨risen⟩ portions reduced to minutes; one should divide that by 21,600; the result, in years and the rest, is to be subtracted from one's own āyurdāya.

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  • About this edition: व्योमाकाशत्विन्दुपक्षैः = vyoma 0, ākāśa 0, ⟨6, the word corrupt to त्वि — ऋतु or रस⟩, indu 1, pakṣa 2 = 21,600, the same divisor as v. 5. The rule is arithmetically identical to v. 11: risen navāṃśas / 108 equals risen minutes / 21,600. आयुर्द्धयं is ambiguous — either आयुर्दायं (the allotment) or आयुर्द्वयं (the two longevities, piṇḍa and naisargika, which v. 13 pairs); the first is rendered.

एतत् क्रूरे लग्नके सौम्यदृष्टे तस्मिन्पापे तत्फलार्द्धं विशोध्यम् । एतरायेनां शसञ्ज्ञे विधेयं पिण्डायुर्वत् कर्म नैसर्गिके च

etat krūre lagnake saumyadṛṣṭe tasminpāpe tatphalārddhaṃ viśodhyam | etarāyenāṃ śasañjñe vidheyaṃ piṇḍāyurvat karma naisargike ca

This ⟨holds⟩ when a malefic is in the lagna. When that malefic is aspected by a benefic, half of that result is to be subtracted. ⟨This same procedure⟩ is to be applied in the ⟨reckoning⟩ named aṃśa; and in the naisargika the operation is as in the piṇḍāyus.

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  • About this edition: एतरायेनां शसञ्ज्ञे is corrupt; read एतदेवांशसंज्ञे (this very thing in the reckoning called aṃśa). Note that सौम्य is the benefic class here, not Mercury, since it is paired against पाप in the same line.

आयुस्तथैतेषु बलाढ्यलग्ने विहाय राशीन् कृतलिप्तिकेऽत्र । भक्ते द्विशत्या फलमब्दपूर्वं यत्स्याद्विलग्नायुषि तच्च योज्यम्

āyustathaiteṣu balāḍhyalagne vihāya rāśīn kṛtaliptike'tra | bhakte dviśatyā phalamabdapūrvaṃ yatsyādvilagnāyuṣi tacca yojyam

Likewise for the longevity, when, among these, the lagna is strong: here, having discarded the ⟨completed⟩ signs and the remainder being reduced to minutes and divided by two hundred, whatever result arises in years and the rest — that too is to be added to the lagna's longevity.

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  • About this edition: Two hundred minutes is exactly one navāṃśa (3 degrees 20 minutes), so the quotient is the count of navāṃśas elapsed in the rising sign — which is what v. 7 and v. 20 say the horā gives. The same divisor 200 appears in v. 18.

लग्नराशिसमाश्चाब्दास्तन्मासाद्यनुपाततः । लग्नायुर्दायमिच्छन्ति होराशास्त्रविशारदाः

lagnarāśisamāścābdāstanmāsādyanupātataḥ | lagnāyurdāyamicchanti horāśāstraviśāradāḥ

The years are equal to ⟨the number of⟩ the lagna's rāśi, and the months and the rest ⟨are got⟩ from that by proportion. This the masters of horāśāstra hold to be the lagna's longevity-allotment.

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  • About this edition: लग्नायुर्द्ष्यम् is a misprint for लग्नायुर्दायम्. This is the second of the two opinions v. 7 set side by side (navāṃśa-equal versus rāśi-equal).

क्रूरोदयास्तरिपुनीचखगोपगानां रिःफायमाननवरन्ध्रकलत्रगानाम् । कृत्वा यथाहरणषट्कमिनादिकानां लग्नायुषा सह युते यदि तुल्यमायुः

krūrodayāstaripunīcakhagopagānāṃ riḥphāyamānanavarandhrakalatragānām | kṛtvā yathāharaṇaṣaṭkaminādikānāṃ lagnāyuṣā saha yute yadi tulyamāyuḥ

Having made the sixfold reduction as stated for ⟨the grahas⟩ beginning with the Sun — for those in a malefic-rising, in setting, in an enemy's ⟨house⟩ and in debilitation, and for those standing in the 12th (riḥpha), the 11th (āya), the 10th (māna), the 9th, the 8th (randhra) and the 7th (kalatra) — when it is joined together with the lagna's longevity, ⟨that⟩ is the resulting longevity.

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  • About this edition: The six house-names are the six of v. 9 in the same reverse order (12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7), which confirms that verse's reading. स्वगीपगानाम् is read स्वगृहोपगानाम्, but own-house placement carries no reduction anywhere else in the chapter, so the member sits oddly in the list; it is rendered as printed. The last pāda (यदि तुल्यमायुः) is grammatically loose in this printing.

स्वमतेन किलाह जीवशर्मा ग्रहदायं परमायुषः स्वरांशम् । ग्रहभुक्तनवांशराशितुल्यं बहुसाम्यं समुपैति सत्यवाक्यम्

svamatena kilāha jīvaśarmā grahadāyaṃ paramāyuṣaḥ svarāṃśam | grahabhuktanavāṃśarāśitulyaṃ bahusāmyaṃ samupaiti satyavākyam

Jīvaśarman, they say, declared according to his own view that the graha's allotment is a ⟨sevenfold⟩ portion of the maximum longevity, equal to the ⟨number of the⟩ rāśi of the navāṃśa the graha has traversed; ⟨his view⟩ comes to much agreement with Satya's statement.

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  • About this edition: स्वरांशम् is left in angle brackets: स्वर is a number-word for 7 (the seven notes), so the phrase would mean a seventh part of the maximum longevity, but the reading is not certain and the operative clause is the next one — years equal to the number of the navāṃśa-sign occupied, which is the standard aṃśāyurdāya and is spelled out arithmetically in v. 18. परमायुपः is a misprint for परमायुषः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads परमायुषः; this sentence names परमायुपः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सत्योक्ते ग्रहमिष्टं लिप्तीकृत्वा शतद्वयेनाप्तम् । मण्डलभागविशुद्धेऽब्दाः स्युः शेषात्तु मासाद्याः

satyokte grahamiṣṭaṃ liptīkṛtvā śatadvayenāptam | maṇḍalabhāgaviśuddhe'bdāḥ syuḥ śeṣāttu māsādyāḥ

In ⟨the method⟩ stated by Satya: having reduced the desired graha ⟨'s longitude⟩ to minutes and divided by two hundred, and ⟨the quotient⟩ purified by the divisions of the circle ⟨twelve⟩, ⟨what stands⟩ are the years; from the remainder, the months and the rest.

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  • About this edition: Minutes divided by 200 gives the navāṃśa count (0 to 108); casting out twelves leaves the navāṃśa-sign, and that number is the years — exactly v. 17's rule. अस्तम् is read आप्तम् (obtained by division).

स्वतुङ्गवक्रोपगतैस्त्रिसंगुणो द्विरुत्तमस्वांशकभत्रिभागगैः । इयान् विशेषस्तु भदन्तभाषिते समानमन्यत् प्रथमेऽप्युदीरितम्

svatuṅgavakropagataistrisaṃguṇo dviruttamasvāṃśakabhatribhāgagaiḥ | iyān viśeṣastu bhadantabhāṣite samānamanyat prathame'pyudīritam

For those ⟨grahas⟩ gone to their own exaltation or to retrogression, ⟨the allotment is⟩ trebled; doubled for those in the best ⟨vargottama⟩, in their own navāṃśa or in their own third part of a sign. This much alone is the difference in what Bhadanta has stated; the rest is the same as was declared in the first ⟨method⟩ too.

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  • About this edition: The first half is badly corrupt (स्वतुङ्गवक्रोपगतैर्स्त्रसंगुणो द्विरुत्तमस्वाम्शकभत्रिभागगिः); the doubling for exaltation and retrogression is legible, the second clause (own navāṃśa or own drekkāṇa) is a reading, not a certainty. वक्र is taken as retrogression here, not as Mars, because it is paired with स्वतुङ्ग in a list of conditions; contrast vv. 7-8. मदन्तभाषिते is corrupt and is rendered as what was stated at the end. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वतुङ्गवक्रोपगतैस्त्रिसंगुणो द्विरुत्तमस्वांशकभत्रिभागगैः । इयान् विशेषस्तु भदन्तभाषिते; this sentence names स्वतुङ्गवक्रोपगतैर्स्त्रसंगुणो and द्विरुत्तमस्वाम्शकभत्रिभागगिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

किन्त्वत्र भांशप्रतिमं ददाति वीर्यान्विता राशिसमं च होरा । क्रूरोदये योऽपचयः स नात्र कार्यं च नाब्दैः प्रथमोपदिष्टैः

kintvatra bhāṃśapratimaṃ dadāti vīryānvitā rāśisamaṃ ca horā | krūrodaye yo'pacayaḥ sa nātra kāryaṃ ca nābdaiḥ prathamopadiṣṭaiḥ

But here the horā ⟨the ascendant⟩ gives ⟨years⟩ matching its navāṃśa, and, when endowed with strength, equal to ⟨the number of⟩ the rāśi. And the diminution ⟨prescribed⟩ for a malefic rising is not ⟨made⟩ here; nor is anything to be done with the years taught at first.

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  • About this edition: This resolves the two opinions of v. 7 and v. 15 into one rule by strength: navāṃśa-equal ordinarily, rāśi-equal when the lagna is strong — which is also what v. 14 computes. The years taught at first are the piṇḍa years of v. 3.

सत्योपदेशो वरमत्र किन्तु कुर्वन्त्ययोग्यं बहुवर्गणाभिः । आचार्यकं त्वत्र बहुघ्नतायामेकं तु यद् भूरि तदेव कार्यम्

satyopadeśo varamatra kintu kurvantyayogyaṃ bahuvargaṇābhiḥ | ācāryakaṃ tvatra bahughnatāyāmekaṃ tu yad bhūri tadeva kāryam

Satya's teaching is the better one here; but ⟨some⟩ render it unserviceable by ⟨heaping on⟩ many vargas. The teacher's ⟨rule⟩ here, in the matter of manifold multiplication, is that only the one which is greatest (bhūri) — that very one is to be done.

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  • About this edition: The fourth pāda is corrupt and is not restored: एकं तु शद् तदेव कार्शम् — शद् is unreadable (possibly षट्, six) and कार्शम् is a misprint for कार्यम्. The polemical sense of the first half (Satya's rule is best, and multiplying it through many vargas spoils it) is secure; the prescription in the second half is not, and the gap is marked rather than filled. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads आचार्यकं त्वत्र बहुघ्नतायामेकं तु यद् भूरि तदेव कार्यम्; this sentence names कार्शम् and शद्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दशगोशरबाणाद्रिवसुसायकरश्मयः दिननायकमुख्येषु निजतुङ्गगतेषु च

daśagośarabāṇādrivasusāyakaraśmayaḥ dinanāyakamukhyeṣu nijatuṅgagateṣu ca

Ten, one ⟨go⟩, five, five, seven, eight and five are the rays (raśmi) of ⟨the grahas⟩ headed by the lord of the day ⟨the Sun⟩, when they stand in their own exaltation.

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  • About this edition: Decoded: दश 10, गो ?, शर 5, बाण 5, अद्रि 7, वसु 8, सायक 5. गो as a number-word is 1 (earth), and that is what is rendered; but it is the one doubtful member of the string, and the value does not agree with the raśmi counts given in other texts, so it should not be relied on without a second witness. The other six are unambiguous.

स्वोच्चोनमिष्टखचरं यदि षड्गृहोनं चक्राद्विशोध्य कृतलिप्तकमंशुमानैः ॥ हत्वा भचक्रकलिकाहृतमब्दपूर्वं रव्यादिरश्मिजनितायुरिति ब्रुवन्ति

svocconamiṣṭakhacaraṃ yadi ṣaḍgṛhonaṃ cakrādviśodhya kṛtaliptakamaṃśumānaiḥ || hatvā bhacakrakalikāhṛtamabdapūrvaṃ ravyādiraśmijanitāyuriti bruvanti

The desired graha diminished by its own exaltation — if it is less than six signs, having subtracted it from the circle — is reduced to minutes and multiplied by the ray-measures (aṃśumāna); that divided by the minutes of the zodiac circle gives, in years and the rest, what they call the longevity produced from the rays of ⟨the grahas⟩ beginning with the Sun.

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  • About this edition: Word for word the procedure of vv. 4-5, with the ray-counts of v. 22 replacing the piṇḍa years of v. 3 as the multiplier. रशिभजनित is a misprint for रश्मिजनित, ब्रुषन्ति for ब्रुवन्ति, कृलिप्तकम् for कृतलिप्तकम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कृतलिप्तकमंशुमानैः ॥ हत्वा भचक्रकलिकाहृतमब्दपूर्वं रव्यादिरश्मिजनितायुरिति ब्रुवन्ति; this sentence names ब्रुषन्ति and रशिभजनित, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वराशितुङ्गातिसुहृद्गृहस्थे वक्रोपगे तद्द्विगुणीकृतांशुः । वक्रावसानेऽष्टमभागवर्ज्या सपत्नगे द्वादशभागहानिः

svarāśituṅgātisuhṛdgṛhasthe vakropage taddviguṇīkṛtāṃśuḥ | vakrāvasāne'ṣṭamabhāgavarjyā sapatnage dvādaśabhāgahāniḥ

For a ⟨graha⟩ standing in its own rāśi, in exaltation (tuṅga) or in a great friend's house and gone retrograde, its rays (aṃśu) are then doubled. At the end of retrogression, an eighth part is to be taken off (varjyā); for one gone into a rival's ⟨house⟩, a loss of a twelfth part.

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  • About this edition: The worst-preserved verse of the chapter, and the e-text prints its own query mark inside the second pāda (तद्राद्विगुणिकृताम्युः?). कुमति in the first compound is unreadable — plausibly a corruption of मूलत्रिकोण, but that is a guess and is not entered. अष्टमभागर्कज्यां in the third pāda cannot be construed; only अष्टमभाग (an eighth part) is legible, and the noun it governs is left as a gap. द्वादय is read द्वादश. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads तद्द्विगुणीकृतांशुः and द्वादशभागहानिः; this sentence names तद्राद्विगुणिकृताम्युः and द्वादय, 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: Every clause of this note is superseded. The damage was in our e-text, not in the printing, and the mūla now reads स्वराशितुङ्गातिसुहृद्गृहस्थे वक्रोपगे तद्द्विगुणीकृतांशुः । वक्रावसानेऽष्टमभागवर्ज्या सपत्नगे द्वादशभागहानिः. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā plate (Chowkhamba 1953, p.160), read by eye at about 3.4x native, and at the सुहृद् junction at about 6x and 9x, sets that text. Where our e-text had कुमति the page sets तुङ्गाति, so the guess मूलत्रिकोण is withdrawn. The query-marked pāda is तद्द्विगुणीकृतांशुः, 'its rays doubled', and the third pāda is वक्रावसानेऽष्टमभागवर्ज्या, 'at the end of retrogression an eighth part is excluded'. The heading the press sets one line above, अथ रश्मेर्हरणम्, shows that the verse is about a graha's rays.]

अस्तङ्गतेषु द्युचरेषु चार्द्धं हित्वा शनिं दानवपूजितं च । तद्रश्मियोगे ग्रहदत्तमायुर्महेन्द्रशास्त्रोदितमाहुरार्याः

astaṅgateṣu dyucareṣu cārddhaṃ hitvā śaniṃ dānavapūjitaṃ ca | tadraśmiyoge grahadattamāyurmahendraśāstroditamāhurāryāḥ

And for grahas gone to setting ⟨combustion⟩, half ⟨is lost⟩ — leaving aside Saturn and the one worshipped by the dānavas ⟨Venus⟩. When those rays are combined, the longevity given by the grahas is what the noble ones declare to have been stated in the śāstra of Mahendra.

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  • About this edition: दानवपूजित (worshipped by the dānavas) is Venus, the preceptor of the asuras — the same pair exempted in vv. 7 and 8. शानिं is a misprint for शनिं, तद्राश्मि for तद्रश्मि. Mahendra is named as the authority for the raśmi reckoning. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शनिं दानवपूजितं च । तद्रश्मियोगे; this sentence names तद्राश्मि and शानिं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रव्यादिसप्तग्रहतारकांशभुक्तावशेषाब्दसमूहमायुः । सव्यापसव्योपगवाक्यजं वा वदन्ति चक्रायुरिनादिकानाम्

ravyādisaptagrahatārakāṃśabhuktāvaśeṣābdasamūhamāyuḥ | savyāpasavyopagavākyajaṃ vā vadanti cakrāyurinādikānām

The longevity is the aggregate of the years remaining ⟨after⟩ what has been traversed of the nakṣatra-portions of the seven grahas beginning with the Sun; or ⟨what is⟩ produced from the rule for ⟨grahas⟩ moving direct and reverse — that they call the cakra-longevity of ⟨the grahas⟩ beginning with the Sun.

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  • About this edition: This is the nakṣatra reckoning and the cakra reckoning, the fifth and sixth of the kinds listed in v. 1. सव्य and अपसव्य are the direct and reverse courses of the reckoning-circle, not planetary retrogression.

आदित्यमुख्यनवखेचरयोगताराभुक्तावशिष्टघटिकाजनिवत्सराद्यम् । आयुर्दशाजनितमष्टकवर्गजातं यत्प्रोक्तमेव सकलं प्रवदन्ति तज्ज्ञाः

ādityamukhyanavakhecarayogatārābhuktāvaśiṣṭaghaṭikājanivatsarādyam | āyurdaśājanitamaṣṭakavargajātaṃ yatproktameva sakalaṃ pravadanti tajjñāḥ

⟨The longevity⟩ in years and the rest born from the ghaṭikās remaining ⟨after⟩ what has been traversed of the yoga-star of the nine grahas headed by the Sun; the longevity produced from the daśās; ⟨and⟩ that born of the aṣṭakavarga — all of it, just as it has been declared, those who know it proclaim.

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  • About this edition: नवखेचर is nine grahas, that is, the seven with Rāhu and Ketu — one more than the seven of v. 26; the number is kept as printed. आदित्यसुख्य is a misprint for आदित्यमुख्य. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads आदित्यमुख्यनवखेचरयोगताराभुक्तावशिष्टघटिकाजनिवत्सराद्यम्; this sentence names आदित्यसुख्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रवौ पिण्डोद्भवं कुर्याच्चन्द्रे नैसर्गिकं क्रमात्

ravau piṇḍodbhavaṃ kuryāccandre naisargikaṃ kramāt

When ⟨the Sun is strongest⟩, one should apply the piṇḍa-born ⟨longevity⟩; when the Moon ⟨is strongest⟩, the naisargika — in that order.

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  • About this edition: The e-text prints only a half-śloka here. The construction is elliptical: रवौ and चन्द्रे are locatives of condition, the condition (superior strength) being supplied from the chapter's argument. The third member of the received rule — the lagna being strongest, apply the aṃśāyus — is not present in this printing.

उच्चङ्गते रवौ चान्ये बलिष्ठाः केन्द्रकोणगाः । सर्वेषु स्वोच्चभावेषु बलिष्ठे शशहंसके

uccaṅgate ravau cānye baliṣṭhāḥ kendrakoṇagāḥ | sarveṣu svoccabhāveṣu baliṣṭhe śaśahaṃsake

⟨When⟩ the Sun has gone to exaltation and the others are strong, standing in kendras and trikoṇas; when all are in their own exaltation-bhāvas; when Śaśa and Haṃsa ⟨yogas⟩ are strong —

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  • About this edition: जच्चङ्गते is unreadable and is marked as a gap; उच्चं गते (gone to exaltation) and लग्नं गते (gone to the lagna) are both possible and neither is entered. Śaśa and Haṃsa are two of the pañca-mahāpuruṣa yogas (Saturn and Jupiter respectively, in a kendra in their own or exaltation sign). The sentence runs on into v. 30. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads उच्चङ्गते; this sentence names जच्चङ्गते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

एवं चिरायुषां योगेष्वन्येषु गणितेषु च । चान्द्रयोगेषु तुर्ये तु चन्द्रे च बलसंयुते

evaṃ cirāyuṣāṃ yogeṣvanyeṣu gaṇiteṣu ca | cāndrayogeṣu turye tu candre ca balasaṃyute

— thus, in the ⟨combinations⟩ of those of long life, and in other yogas and in the calculated ⟨reckonings⟩; among the lunar yogas; and when the Moon is in the fourth ⟨house⟩ and joined with strength.

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  • About this edition: The e-text gives vv. 29-30 as one run of locatives with no finite verb anywhere in it, so the sentence is left open-ended in both renderings rather than completed by conjecture. त्र्ये in the third pāda is unreadable and is marked as a gap; योगोष्व् is a misprint for योगेष्व्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads योगेष्वन्येषु गणितेषु च । चान्द्रयोगेषु तुर्ये; this sentence names त्र्ये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

महापुरुषयोगेषु वीर्योत्कटयुतेषु च । राजयोगेषु सर्वेषु पैण्ड्यमाह पराशरः

mahāpuruṣayogeṣu vīryotkaṭayuteṣu ca | rājayogeṣu sarveṣu paiṇḍyamāha parāśaraḥ

In the mahāpuruṣa yogas, in ⟨those⟩ joined with grahas of surpassing strength, and in all the rājayogas, Parāśara has declared the piṇḍa ⟨reckoning of longevity⟩.

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  • About this edition: पैणड्य is the e-text's spelling of पैण्ड्य, the piṇḍāyus reckoning: this e-text writes ण्ड as णड throughout (cf. मणडुक v.40, अणडज v.44, त्रिमणडल v.45). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पैण्ड्यमाह; this sentence names पैणड्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्ने गुरौ कर्मगते च भानौ चन्द्रे सुखे वाऽस्तगते बलाढ्ये । केन्द्रत्रिकोणोपचये च सौम्ये पापेष्वथापोक्लिमगेषु पैण्ड्यम्

lagne gurau karmagate ca bhānau candre sukhe vā'stagate balāḍhye | kendratrikoṇopacaye ca saumye pāpeṣvathāpoklimageṣu paiṇḍyam

When Jupiter is in the lagna, the Sun gone to the 10th (karma), the Moon strong in the 4th (sukha) or in the 7th (asta), the benefics in kendras, trikoṇas and upacayas, and the malefics in the āpoklimas — ⟨then⟩ the piṇḍa ⟨reckoning applies⟩.

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  • About this edition: पापेष्चथापोक्लिमगेषु read as पापेषु च अथ आपोक्लिमगेषु. आपोक्लिम = the cadent houses 3, 6, 9, 12. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापेष्वथापोक्लिमगेषु पैण्ड्यम्; this sentence names पापेष्चथापोक्लिमगेषु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पैण्ड्यं भानौ निसर्गप्रभवमुडुपतौ रश्मिजं सोमपुत्रे भौमे भिन्नाष्टवर्गोदितमसुरगुरौ कालचक्रोद्भवायुः । देवाचार्ये दशायुर्दिनकरतनये सामुदायं बलिष्ठे लग्ने यद्यंशकायुर्भवति बलयुते चाहुराचार्यमुख्याः

paiṇḍyaṃ bhānau nisargaprabhavamuḍupatau raśmijaṃ somaputre bhaume bhinnāṣṭavargoditamasuragurau kālacakrodbhavāyuḥ | devācārye daśāyurdinakaratanaye sāmudāyaṃ baliṣṭhe lagne yadyaṃśakāyurbhavati balayute cāhurācāryamukhyāḥ

The piṇḍa ⟨reckoning⟩ when the Sun ⟨is strongest⟩; that born of nature (naisargika) when the lord of the stars ⟨the Moon⟩; that born of the rays (raśmi) when the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩; that declared from the bhinnāṣṭakavarga when Mars; the longevity arising from the kālacakra when the preceptor of the asuras ⟨Venus⟩; the daśā-longevity when the preceptor of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩; the collective ⟨aṣṭakavarga⟩ longevity (sāmudāya) when the son of the day-maker ⟨Saturn⟩; and if the lagna is the strongest and joined with strength, it is the aṃśa-longevity — so say the foremost of the ācāryas.

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  • About this edition: The eight named reckonings are assigned by which of the seven grahas — or the lagna — is strongest. असुरगुरु = Śukra (Venus), देवाचार्य = Bṛhaspati (Jupiter), दिनकरतनय = Saturn.

आयुरब्दादिकं सर्वं निश्चलेन गुणीकृतम् । मातङ्गेन हृतं लब्धं सौरमानायुरुच्यते

āyurabdādikaṃ sarvaṃ niścalena guṇīkṛtam | mātaṅgena hṛtaṃ labdhaṃ sauramānāyurucyate

The whole lifespan ⟨reckoned⟩ in years and the rest, multiplied by niścala and divided by mātaṅga — what is obtained is called the lifespan by the solar measure (saura-māna).

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  • About this edition: निश्चल and मातङ्ग are word-numerals (भूतसंख्या). By the usual values निश्चल (= अचल, the mountains) is 7 and मातङ्ग (the elephants of the quarters) is 8, giving ×7 ÷8; but this e-text is unproofread, the chapter states no digits, and the resulting ratio matches no standard māna conversion I can verify. The Sanskrit words are therefore left standing rather than converted to figures.

ये धर्ममार्गनिरता द्विजदेवभक्ता ये पथ्यभोजनरता विजितेन्द्रियाश्च । ये मानवा दधति सत्कुलशीलसीमास्तेषामिदं कथितमायुरुदारधीभिः

ye dharmamārganiratā dvijadevabhaktā ye pathyabhojanaratā vijitendriyāśca | ye mānavā dadhati satkulaśīlasīmāsteṣāmidaṃ kathitamāyurudāradhībhiḥ

Those who are devoted to the path of dharma, devoted to the twice-born and to the gods; those who delight in wholesome food and have conquered their senses; those men who keep to the bounds of good lineage and character — for them this ⟨full⟩ lifespan has been declared by the noble-minded.

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  • About this edition: e-text garbles: पव्यभोजन read as पथ्यभोजन (wholesome food); येमानवाद्वृतिसत्कुलशीलसीमाः read as ये मानवाः सद्वृत्ति-सत्कुल-शील-सीमाः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पथ्यभोजनरता विजितेन्द्रियाश्च । ये मानवा दधति सत्कुलशीलसीमास्तेषामिदं; this sentence names पव्यभोजन, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ये पापलुब्धाश्चोराश्च देवब्राह्मणनिन्दकाः । सर्वाशिनश्च ये तेषामकालमरणं नृणाम्

ye pāpalubdhāścorāśca devabrāhmaṇanindakāḥ | sarvāśinaśca ye teṣāmakālamaraṇaṃ nṛṇām

Those who are greedy for sin, and thieves, and revilers of the gods and of brāhmaṇas, and those who eat anything whatever — for such men ⟨comes⟩ untimely death.

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  • About this edition: पापलुब्धाश्वोराश्च read as पापलुब्धाश्च चोराश्च. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापलुब्धाश्चोराश्च; this sentence names पापलुब्धाश्वोराश्च, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धर्मे विकल्पबुद्धीनां दुःशीलानां च विद्विषाम् । ब्राह्मणानां च देवानां परद्रव्यापहारिणाम्

dharme vikalpabuddhīnāṃ duḥśīlānāṃ ca vidviṣām | brāhmaṇānāṃ ca devānāṃ paradravyāpahāriṇām

Of those whose minds waver in dharma, of the ill-conducted, of those who hate brāhmaṇas and the gods, of those who carry off the property of others —

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  • About this edition: Verses 37–39 form a single sentence; the predicate (अपमृत्यवः, untimely deaths) arrives only in verse 39. The genitives are left hanging in both renderings, as in the mūla.

भयङ्कराणां सर्वेषां मूर्खाणां पिशुनस्य च । स्वधर्माचारहीनानां पापकर्मोपजीविनाम्

bhayaṅkarāṇāṃ sarveṣāṃ mūrkhāṇāṃ piśunasya ca | svadharmācārahīnānāṃ pāpakarmopajīvinām

of all who are a terror ⟨to others⟩, of fools, and of the slanderer, of those bereft of the observance of their own dharma, of those who live by sinful deeds —

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  • About this edition: भयक्कराणां read as भयंकराणाम्. Continues the genitive chain of verse 37. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भयङ्कराणां; this sentence names भयक्कराणां, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शास्त्रेष्वनियतानां च मूढानामपमृत्यवः । अन्येषामुत्तमायुः स्यादिति शास्त्रविदो विदुः

śāstreṣvaniyatānāṃ ca mūḍhānāmapamṛtyavaḥ | anyeṣāmuttamāyuḥ syāditi śāstravido viduḥ

and of the deluded who keep to no rule in the śāstras — ⟨for these there are⟩ untimely deaths (apamṛtyu). For the others there is excellent longevity: thus the knowers of the śāstras understand.

गृध्रोलूकशुकध्वाङ्क्षसर्पाणां च सहस्रकम् । श्येनवानरभल्लुकमण्डूकानां शतत्रयम्

gṛdhrolūkaśukadhvāṅkṣasarpāṇāṃ ca sahasrakam | śyenavānarabhallukamaṇḍūkānāṃ śatatrayam

For the vulture, the owl, the parrot, the crow and the serpent, a thousand ⟨years⟩; for the hawk, the monkey, the bear (bhalluka) and the frog, three hundred.

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  • About this edition: ष्त्राड्क्ष read as ध्वाङ्क्ष (crow); शतत्रग्रम् read as शतत्रयम् (three hundred); मणडुक = मण्डूक. मल्लुक is not identifiable and is left transliterated. The e-text contradicts itself on the parrot: a thousand years here, twelve at verse 43. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads गृध्रोलूकशुकध्वाङ्क्षसर्पाणां च सहस्रकम् । श्येनवानरभल्लुकमण्डूकानां शतत्रयम्; this sentence names ष्त्राड्क्ष and शतत्रग्रम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पञ्चाशदुत्तरशतं राक्षसानां प्रकीर्तितम् । नराणां कुञ्जराणां च विंशोत्तरशतं विदुः

pañcāśaduttaraśataṃ rākṣasānāṃ prakīrtitam | narāṇāṃ kuñjarāṇāṃ ca viṃśottaraśataṃ viduḥ

A hundred and fifty is declared for the rākṣasas; for men and for elephants they know it to be a hundred and twenty.

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  • About this edition: पश्चाशदुत्तरशवं read as पञ्चाशदुत्तरशतम् (150). विंशोत्तरशतम् = 120, the standard human span. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पञ्चाशदुत्तरशतं; this sentence names पश्चाशदुत्तरशवं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

द्वात्रिंशदायुरश्वानां पञ्चविंशत् खरोष्ट्रयोः । वृषमाहिषयोश्चैव चतुर्विंशतिवत्सराः

dvātriṃśadāyuraśvānāṃ pañcaviṃśat kharoṣṭrayoḥ | vṛṣamāhiṣayoścaiva caturviṃśativatsarāḥ

The lifespan of horses is thirty-two; of the ass and the camel, twenty-five; and of the bull and the buffalo, twenty-four years.

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  • About this edition: e-text garbles resolved as numerals: द्युत्रिंशद् = द्वात्रिंशत् (32), पश्चविंशत् = पञ्चविंशत् (25), चतुर्वशति = चतुर्विंशति (24). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads द्वात्रिंशदायुरश्वानां पञ्चविंशत् खरोष्ट्रयोः । वृषमाहिषयोश्चैव चतुर्विंशतिवत्सराः; this sentence names पश्चविंशत् and चतुर्वशति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विंशत्यायुर्मयूराणां छागादीनां च षोडश । हंसस्य पञ्चनवकं द्वादशाब्दाः पिकाः शुकाः

viṃśatyāyurmayūrāṇāṃ chāgādīnāṃ ca ṣoḍaśa | haṃsasya pañcanavakaṃ dvādaśābdāḥ pikāḥ śukāḥ

The lifespan of peacocks is twenty; of goats and the like, sixteen. For the goose, five nines ⟨forty-five⟩; the cuckoo and the parrot ⟨live⟩ twelve years.

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  • About this edition: पञ्चनवकम् taken literally as five nines = 45; a reading as पञ्चनवति (95) cannot be excluded, and the e-text carries no digits. See verse 40 for the contradiction on the parrot's span.

तद्वत्पारावतानां च कुक्कुटस्याष्टवत्सराः । बुद्बुदानामण्डजानां सप्तसङ्ख्याः समाः स्मृताः

tadvatpārāvatānāṃ ca kukkuṭasyāṣṭavatsarāḥ | budbudānāmaṇḍajānāṃ saptasaṅkhyāḥ samāḥ smṛtāḥ

Likewise for pigeons; for the cock, eight years. For budbudas and ⟨other⟩ egg-born creatures, years numbering seven are recorded.

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  • About this edition: तद्वत् carries over the twelve years of verse 43 to the pigeon. सप्तसङ्गथाः read as सप्तसंख्याः (seven in number). बुद्बुद is not identifiable as a creature and is left transliterated. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुक्कुटस्याष्टवत्सराः । बुद्बुदानामण्डजानां सप्तसङ्ख्याः; this sentence names सप्तसङ्गथाः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

त्रिमण्डलेष्वथैकस्मिन् पापस्तिष्ठति दुर्बलः । न सौम्यग्रहसंयुक्तस्तद्दशान्ते मृतिं वदेत्

trimaṇḍaleṣvathaikasmin pāpastiṣṭhati durbalaḥ | na saumyagrahasaṃyuktastaddaśānte mṛtiṃ vadet

If a weak malefic stands in one of the three maṇḍalas and is not joined with a benefic graha, one should declare death at the end of its daśā.

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  • About this edition: The verse does not define त्रिमण्डल and no other verse in this chapter does; it is left untranslated rather than resolved by guess.

राशिसन्धिस्थखेटानां दशा रोगप्रदा भवेत् । त्रिंशद्भागमनुक्रान्तदशायां मरणं नृणाम्

rāśisandhisthakheṭānāṃ daśā rogapradā bhavet | triṃśadbhāgamanukrāntadaśāyāṃ maraṇaṃ nṛṇām

The daśā of grahas standing at a junction of signs (rāśi-sandhi) brings disease; in the daśā of ⟨a graha⟩ that has passed the thirtieth degree, death for men.

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  • About this edition: त्रिंशद्भाग taken as the thirtieth degree — the sign's end, which agrees with the राशिसन्धि of the first half. It could alternatively name the त्रिंशांश division.

षष्ठाष्टमस्थो रिपुदृष्टमूर्त्तिः पापग्रहः पापगृहोपगश्चेत् । स्वान्तर्दशायां मरणं नराणां वदन्ति युद्धे विजितस्य दाये

ṣaṣṭhāṣṭamastho ripudṛṣṭamūrttiḥ pāpagrahaḥ pāpagṛhopagaścet | svāntardaśāyāṃ maraṇaṃ narāṇāṃ vadanti yuddhe vijitasya dāye

If a malefic graha stands in the 6th or the 8th, its body aspected by an enemy, and is lodged in a malefic's house, they declare death for men in its own antardaśā — and ⟨likewise⟩ in the daśā of the one vanquished in ⟨planetary⟩ war (yuddha).

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  • About this edition: युद्धे विजितस्य = the graha DEFEATED in graha-yuddha (vijita is passive here, not the victor).

पञ्चम्यारदशा मृत्युं दद्यात्षष्ठी गुरोर्दशा । शनेश्चतुर्थी मृत्युः स्याद्दशा राहोस्तु पञ्चमी

pañcamyāradaśā mṛtyuṃ dadyātṣaṣṭhī gurordaśā | śaneścaturthī mṛtyuḥ syāddaśā rāhostu pañcamī

The fifth daśā of Mars gives death; the sixth daśā of Jupiter; the fourth of Saturn brings death; and of Rāhu the fifth daśā.

नीचारातिविमूढस्य विपत्प्रत्यरिनैधनाः । दशा दद्युर्मृतिं तस्य पापयुक्ता विशेषतः

nīcārātivimūḍhasya vipatpratyarinaidhanāḥ | daśā dadyurmṛtiṃ tasya pāpayuktā viśeṣataḥ

For ⟨a graha⟩ debilitated, in an enemy's ⟨sign⟩, or combust (vimūḍha), the vipat, pratyari and naidhana daśās give death — especially when it is joined with a malefic.

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  • About this edition: मूढ / विमूढ is the technical term for a combust (astaṅgata) graha. Vipat, pratyari and naidhana are the 3rd, 5th and 7th tārās.

तत्तद्भावार्थकामेशदशास्वन्तर्दशासु च । तत्तद्भावविनाशः स्यात् तद्युक्तेक्षितकारकैः

tattadbhāvārthakāmeśadaśāsvantardaśāsu ca | tattadbhāvavināśaḥ syāt tadyuktekṣitakārakaiḥ

In the daśās and antardaśās of the lords of the artha ⟨2nd⟩ and the kāma ⟨7th⟩ ⟨reckoned⟩ from each several house, there is destruction of that house — ⟨and so too⟩ by the grahas joined with or aspecting them, and by the kārakas.

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  • About this edition: The 2nd and 7th counted from a bhāva are its maraka places; the rule applies the maraka logic bhāva by bhāva.

अष्टमस्य त्रिभागांशपतिस्थितगृहं शनौ । तदीशानवभागर्क्ष गते वा मरणं भवेत्

aṣṭamasya tribhāgāṃśapatisthitagṛhaṃ śanau | tadīśānavabhāgarkṣa gate vā maraṇaṃ bhavet

When Saturn comes to the house occupied by the lord of the third-part ⟨drekkāṇa⟩ of the 8th, or to the sign of that lord's navāṃśa, death occurs.

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  • About this edition: त्रिभागांश = the third part of a sign, i.e. the drekkāṇa.

रन्ध्रेश्वरो रन्ध्रयुक्तो रन्ध्रद्रष्टा खरेश्वरः । रन्ध्राधिपयुतश्चैव चतुःषष्ट्यंशनायकः

randhreśvaro randhrayukto randhradraṣṭā khareśvaraḥ | randhrādhipayutaścaiva catuḥṣaṣṭyaṃśanāyakaḥ

The lord of the 8th (randhra), the graha joined with the 8th, the graha aspecting the 8th, the lord of the khara ⟨the 22nd drekkāṇa⟩, the graha joined with the lord of the 8th, the lord of the sixty-fourth navāṃśa,

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  • About this edition: Verses 52–53 are one sentence enumerating seven छिद्रग्रह; the list is left unclosed here as in the mūla. स्वर is this text's name for the 22nd drekkāṇa, defined at verse 56; elsewhere it is called खर. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रन्ध्रद्रष्टा खरेश्वरः । रन्ध्राधिपयुतश्चैव चतुःषष्ट्यंशनायकः; this sentence names स्वर, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रन्ध्रेश्वरातिशत्रुश्च सप्त च्छिद्रग्रहाः स्मृताः । तेषां मध्ये बली यस्तु तस्य दाये मृतिं वदेत्

randhreśvarātiśatruśca sapta cchidragrahāḥ smṛtāḥ | teṣāṃ madhye balī yastu tasya dāye mṛtiṃ vadet

and the arch-enemy of the lord of the 8th — these seven are recorded as the chidra-grahas ⟨the grahas of the breach⟩. Among them, in the daśā of whichever is strongest, one should declare death.

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  • About this edition: रन्ध्रे श्वरातिशत्रुश्च read as रन्ध्रेश्वरातिशत्रुश्च; that reading is what makes the count come to exactly the seven the verse claims.

तत्तद्भावाद्व्ययस्थस्य तद्भावाधीश्वरस्य वा । वीर्योपेतस्य खेटस्य पाके मृत्युर्न संशयः

tattadbhāvādvyayasthasya tadbhāvādhīśvarasya vā | vīryopetasya kheṭasya pāke mṛtyurna saṃśayaḥ

In the daśā (pāka) of a graha endowed with strength that stands in the 12th (vyaya) from each several house, or of the lord of that house, death ⟨follows⟩ — there is no doubt.

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  • About this edition: वपयस्त्थस्य is garbled; read as व्ययस्थस्य (standing in the 12th). The reading is probable, not certain — the whole placement clause rests on it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तत्तद्भावाद्व्ययस्थस्य तद्भावाधीश्वरस्य वा । वीर्योपेतस्य; this sentence names वपयस्त्थस्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कुलीरमीनालिगता दृगाणाः मध्यावसानप्रथमा भुजङ्गाः । अलिद्वितीयो मृगलेयपूर्वः क्रमेण पाशो निगडो विहङ्गः

kulīramīnāligatā dṛgāṇāḥ madhyāvasānaprathamā bhujaṅgāḥ | alidvitīyo mṛgaleyapūrvaḥ krameṇa pāśo nigaḍo vihaṅgaḥ

The drekkāṇas falling in Cancer, Pisces and Scorpio — the middle, the last and the first respectively — are the serpents (bhujaṅga). The second of Scorpio, and the first of Capricorn and of Leo, are in order the noose (pāśa), the fetter (nigaḍa) and the bird (vihaṅga).

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  • About this edition: The three sign-names and the three positions are to be paired यथासंख्यम्. लेय (from Greek leōn) = Siṃha, Leo; मृग = Makara, Capricorn; अलि = Vṛścika, Scorpio; कुलीर = Karka, Cancer.

विलग्नजन्मद्रेक्काणाद्यस्तु द्वाविंशतिः खरः । सुधाकरोपगांशर्क्षात् चतुःषष्ट्यंशको भवेत्

vilagnajanmadrekkāṇādyastu dvāviṃśatiḥ kharaḥ | sudhākaropagāṃśarkṣāt catuḥṣaṣṭyaṃśako bhavet

That which is the twenty-second from the drekkāṇa of the natal ascendant is the khara; and from the navāṃśa sign occupied by the Moon (sudhākara) is reckoned the sixty-fourth navāṃśa (catuḥṣaṣṭyaṃśa).

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  • About this edition: This defines the two divisions named among the seven छिद्रग्रह at verse 52.

लग्नं पञ्चहतं च मान्दिसहितं प्राणस्फुटं प्राणिनाम् चन्द्रस्य स्फुटमष्टकेन गुणितं देहं समान्दिस्फुटम् । सप्तघ्नं गुलिकस्फुटं सह दिवानाथेन मृत्युर्भवेत् तस्माज्जीवकलेवरैक्यविपुले जातश्चिरं जीवति

lagnaṃ pañcahataṃ ca māndisahitaṃ prāṇasphuṭaṃ prāṇinām candrasya sphuṭamaṣṭakena guṇitaṃ dehaṃ samāndisphuṭam | saptaghnaṃ gulikasphuṭaṃ saha divānāthena mṛtyurbhavet tasmājjīvakalevaraikyavipule jātaściraṃ jīvati

The lagna multiplied by five and joined with Māndi is the prāṇa-sphuṭa of living beings; the Moon's longitude multiplied by eight, with Māndi's longitude added, is the deha ⟨-sphuṭa⟩; the longitude of Gulika multiplied by seven, together with the lord of the day ⟨the Sun⟩, is the mṛtyu ⟨-sphuṭa⟩. Therefore, when the sum of the jīva ⟨prāṇa⟩ and the kalevara ⟨deha⟩ is large, the native born lives long.

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  • About this edition: Multipliers in the mūla are word-numerals: पञ्चहत (×5), अष्टकेन गुणित (×8), सप्तघ्न (×7). e-text garbles: चन्द्र्स्य = चन्द्रस्य, गुलिकस्तुटं = गुलिकस्फुटं, जातश्विरं = जातश्चिरम्. जीव and कलेवर here name the prāṇa- and deha-sphuṭas, not Jupiter and a body. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पञ्चहतं च मान्दिसहितं प्राणस्फुटं प्राणिनाम् चन्द्रस्य स्फुटमष्टकेन गुणितं देहं समान्दिस्फुटम् । सप्तघ्नं गुलिकस्फुटं सह दिवानाथेन मृत्युर्भवेत् तस्माज्जीवकलेवरैक्यविपुले जातश्चिरं; this sentence names गुलिकस्तुटं and चन्द्र्स्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीवमृत्युतनुयोगराशिगे गोचरेण रविजे धनक्षयः । तन्त्रिकोणगृहगेऽथवा नृणां तन्नवांशकयुते मृतिं वदेत्

jīvamṛtyutanuyogarāśige gocareṇa ravije dhanakṣayaḥ | tantrikoṇagṛhage'thavā nṛṇāṃ tannavāṃśakayute mṛtiṃ vadet

When Saturn (the son of the Sun) comes by transit (gocara) to the sign of the sum of the jīva ⟨prāṇa⟩, mṛtyu and tanu ⟨deha⟩ ⟨sphuṭas⟩, there is loss of wealth; or when he goes to a house in trine to it, and is joined with the navāṃśa of that, one should declare death for men.

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  • About this edition: जीव, मृत्यु and तनु carry forward the three sphuṭas of verse 57 (prāṇa, mṛtyu, deha); जीव here is NOT Jupiter.

भावत्रिकोणगे मन्दे भावनाशं वदेद्वुधः । भावाधिपतिकोणे वा गुरौ प्राप्ते मृतिर्भवेत्

bhāvatrikoṇage mande bhāvanāśaṃ vadedvudhaḥ | bhāvādhipatikoṇe vā gurau prāpte mṛtirbhavet

When Saturn (manda) goes to a trikoṇa of a house (bhāva), the wise man should declare the destruction (nāśa) of that house; or when Jupiter arrives at a trine from the lord of that house, death occurs.

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  • About this edition: बुधः here is the noun the wise man, not the graha Mercury — the graha of the clause is मन्द (Saturn). वदेद्वुधः = वदेद् बुधः.

लग्नार्कमान्दिस्फुटयोगराशेरधीश्वरो यद्भवनोपगस्तु । तद्राशिसंस्थे पुरुहूतवन्द्ये तत्कोणगे वा मृतिमेति जातः

lagnārkamāndisphuṭayogarāśeradhīśvaro yadbhavanopagastu | tadrāśisaṃsthe puruhūtavandye tatkoṇage vā mṛtimeti jātaḥ

The lord of the sign ⟨formed by⟩ the sum of the sphuṭas of the lagna, the Sun (arka) and Māndi occupies some house; when he who is to be revered by Puruhūta ⟨Indra⟩ stands in that sign, or goes to a trine from it, the native meets death.

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  • About this edition: पुरुहूतवद्ये is not a standard graha epithet and this e-text is unproofread; it most probably garbles पुरुहूतेज्ये / पुरुहूतवन्द्ये, he whom Indra worships = Bṛhaspati (Jupiter), which would also match the Jupiter rule of verse 59. Rendered by its literal sense rather than silently resolved to a graha name. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्नार्कमान्दिस्फुटयोगराशेरधीश्वरो यद्भवनोपगस्तु । तद्राशिसंस्थे पुरुहूतवन्द्ये; this sentence names पुरुहूतवद्ये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्फुटे विलग्ननाथस्य विशोध्य यमकण्टकम् । तद्राशिनवभागस्थे जीवे मृत्युर्न संशयः

sphuṭe vilagnanāthasya viśodhya yamakaṇṭakam | tadrāśinavabhāgasthe jīve mṛtyurna saṃśayaḥ

Having subtracted Yamakaṇṭaka from the sphuṭa (exact longitude) of the lord of the lagna, when Jupiter stands in the navāṃśa of the ⟨resulting⟩ sign, death is beyond doubt.

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  • About this edition: The third pāda's तदेआशिवभागस्थे is corrupt in this e-text. It reads either as तदा अशिवभागस्थे ('then, when Jupiter is in an inauspicious division') or as a तद्-अंश-विभागस्थे ('in the division of that result'). The arithmetic — lagna-lord's sphuṭa minus Yamakaṇṭaka — is not in doubt; the name of the division taken from it is. Yamakaṇṭaka is Jupiter's upagraha, so the verse tests Jupiter against his own shadow-point. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तद्राशिनवभागस्थे; this sentence names तदेआशिवभागस्थे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मान्दिस्फुटे भानुसुतं विशोध्य राश्यंशकोणे रविजे मृतिः स्यात् । धूमादिपञ्चग्रहयोगराशिद्रेक्काणयातेऽर्कसुते च मृत्युः

māndisphuṭe bhānusutaṃ viśodhya rāśyaṃśakoṇe ravije mṛtiḥ syāt | dhūmādipañcagrahayogarāśidrekkāṇayāte'rkasute ca mṛtyuḥ

Having subtracted the sphuṭa of Saturn (the Sun's son) from Māndi's sphuṭa, when Saturn (the Sun-born) stands in the rāśi, the aṃśa or a trine ⟨of the result⟩, death occurs. And when Saturn (the Sun's son) has gone to the drekkāṇa of the sign of the sum of the five grahas beginning with Dhūma, death ⟨likewise⟩.

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  • About this edition: धूमादिपञ्चग्रह — the five upagrahas Dhūma, Vyatīpāta, Parivesa, Indracāpa and Upaketu, which the verse itself calls grahas; rendered as the text names them rather than glossed as upagrahas.

मान्दिस्फुटोदितनवांशगतेऽमरेज्ये तद्द्वादशांशसहिते दिननाथसूनौ । द्रेक्काणकोणभवने दिनपे च मृत्युर्लग्नेन्दुमान्दियुतभेंऽशगतोदये स्यात्

māndisphuṭoditanavāṃśagate'marejye taddvādaśāṃśasahite dinanāthasūnau | drekkāṇakoṇabhavane dinape ca mṛtyurlagnendumāndiyutabheṃ'śagatodaye syāt

When Jupiter (the immortals' preceptor) has gone to the navāṃśa arising from Māndi's sphuṭa; when Saturn (the day-lord's son) is together with the dvādaśāṃśa of that; and when the Sun (the lord of day) is in the house that is the trine of that drekkāṇa — death. And it comes to pass when the rising ⟨lagna⟩ has gone to the aṃśa in the sign formed by the lagna, the Moon and Māndi joined together.

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  • About this edition: दिननाथसूलौ is read as दिननाथसूनौ (Saturn, the Sun's son) — सूल for सून is a transmission slip. The last pāda carries the e-text's own break marker, भेऽश॥ओदये, read here as भे ऽंशोदये ('at the rising of the portion of that sign'); the reading is probable, not certain. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दिननाथसूनौ । द्रेक्काणकोणभवने दिनपे च मृत्युर्लग्नेन्दुमान्दियुतभेंऽशगतोदये; this sentence names दिननाथसूलौ and भेऽश॥ओदये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विलग्नमान्दिस्फुटयोगमांशं निर्याणमांसं प्रवदन्ति तज्ज्ञाः । निर्याणचन्द्रो गुलिकेन्दुयोगो लग्नं विलग्नार्क्किसुतेन्दुयोगम्

vilagnamāndisphuṭayogamāṃśaṃ niryāṇamāṃsaṃ pravadanti tajjñāḥ | niryāṇacandro gulikenduyogo lagnaṃ vilagnārkkisutenduyogam

The aṃśa of the sum of the lagna and Māndi's sphuṭa the knowers of it call the niryāṇa (departure) aṃśa. The niryāṇa Moon is the sum of Gulika and the Moon; the ⟨niryāṇa⟩ lagna is the sum of the lagna, Saturn's son ⟨Gulika⟩ and the Moon.

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  • About this edition: निर्याणमांसं stands for निर्याणम् अंशं. In the fourth pāda विलग्नार्क्किसुत is arki-suta, 'the son of Saturn', which in this tradition is Gulika — hence the same quantity that पाद 1 called māndi returns here under its other name.

गुलिकं रविसूनुं च गुणित्वा नवसङ्ख्यया । उभयोरैक्यराश्यंशगृहगे रविजे मृतिः

gulikaṃ ravisūnuṃ ca guṇitvā navasaṅkhyayā | ubhayoraikyarāśyaṃśagṛhage ravije mṛtiḥ

Having multiplied Gulika and Saturn (the Sun's son) by the number nine, when Saturn comes to the house of the sign or aṃśa of the sum of the two, death.

षष्ठावसानरन्ध्रेशस्फुटैक्यभवनं गते । तत्रिकोणोपगे वाऽपि मन्दे मृत्युभयं नृणाम्

ṣaṣṭhāvasānarandhreśasphuṭaikyabhavanaṃ gate | tatrikoṇopage vā'pi mande mṛtyubhayaṃ nṛṇām

When Saturn goes to the sign of the sum of the sphuṭas of the lords of the 6th, of the 12th (avasāna, the ending) and of the 8th (randhra), or even to a trine from it, there is danger of death for men.

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  • About this edition: The three lords are those of the duḥsthānas: ṣaṣṭha = 6th, avasāna = 12th (the ending house, vyaya), randhra = 8th. avasāna is taken as the 12th and not as a second name for the 8th because randhra already names the 8th in the same compound. मन्द् in the fourth pāda is मन्दे. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्दे; this sentence names मन्द्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीवे नन्दहते विरिञ्चिगुणितं मन्दं च मान्दिस्फुटम् संयोज्यं पुनरङ्कवृद्धिभिनजं मन्दात्मजं योजयेत् ॥ तद्देवेशपुरोहितस्फुटचयप्राप्तं नवांशं गते जीवे गोचरगे यदा यदि नृणां निर्याणकालो भवेत्

jīve nandahate viriñciguṇitaṃ mandaṃ ca māndisphuṭam saṃyojyaṃ punaraṅkavṛddhibhinajaṃ mandātmajaṃ yojayet || taddeveśapurohitasphuṭacayaprāptaṃ navāṃśaṃ gate jīve gocarage yadā yadi nṛṇāṃ niryāṇakālo bhavet

Jupiter multiplied by Nanda ⟨nine⟩, Saturn multiplied by Viriñci ⟨Brahmā⟩, and Māndi's sphuṭa are to be added together; then one should further add Saturn's son ⟨Gulika⟩ ⟨multiplied⟩ by aṅka-vṛddhi ⟨aṅka is a number-word for nine; the word after it, bhinajaṃ, is corrupt and not recovered⟩. Of that ⟨total⟩ taken with the sum of the sphuṭa of the gods' priest ⟨Jupiter⟩, the navāṃśa is obtained: when Jupiter in transit comes to it, that is the hour of men's departure.

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  • About this edition: Two multipliers are number-words whose value this e-text does not settle, and they are NOT resolved into digits here. नन्द is nine (the nine Nandas). विरिञ्चि (Brahmā) is most often four, from the four faces, but one is also attested; the verse gives no check. पुनरक्कवृद्धिभिनजं is corrupt — probably पुनरर्कवृद्धिभिर्हतं, 'again multiplied by the Sun's increments' (arka = twelve), but भिनजं cannot be recovered, so the multiplier is rendered by its word and not by a number. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुनरङ्कवृद्धिभिनजं मन्दात्मजं योजयेत् ॥ तद्देवेशपुरोहितस्फुटचयप्राप्तं नवांशं गते जीवे गोचरगे यदा; this sentence names पुनरक्कवृद्धिभिनजं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भानुस्फुटे नवहते रविजं च मान्दिं हत्वा ग्रहैस्तदिनराशिगणेषु योज्यम् । मान्दिं पुनश्च नवकेन हतं च युञ्ज्यात् तद्राशिकांशगतपूषणि मृत्युकालः

bhānusphuṭe navahate ravijaṃ ca māndiṃ hatvā grahaistadinarāśigaṇeṣu yojyam | māndiṃ punaśca navakena hataṃ ca yuñjyāt tadrāśikāṃśagatapūṣaṇi mṛtyukālaḥ

The Sun's sphuṭa being multiplied by nine, and Saturn and Māndi being multiplied by the grahas ⟨nine⟩, they are to be added to the reckoned signs of that day; and Māndi again, multiplied by nine, is to be joined ⟨to it⟩. When the Sun (Pūṣan) has gone to the aṃśa of that sign, that is the hour of death.

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  • About this edition: The second pāda, ग्रहैरतदिनराशिगणेषु योज्यम्, is corrupt: the operation it prescribes cannot be recovered from this e-text, and it is rendered here only as far as its words carry. The ⟨…⟩ marks the lost step, not an omission on our side. The multiplier nine is explicit twice (नवहते, नवकेन) and survives. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ग्रहैस्तदिनराशिगणेषु योज्यम् । मान्दिं पुनश्च नवकेन हतं च युञ्ज्यात्; this sentence names ग्रहैरतदिनराशिगणेषु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सुतेशसंयुक्तनभश्चराणाम् दशाब्दसङ्ख्या दिननायकाप्ताः । तच्छेषिते मासि मृतिं नराणां वदन्ति लग्नेशयुतग्रहैर्वा

suteśasaṃyuktanabhaścarāṇām daśābdasaṅkhyā dinanāyakāptāḥ | taccheṣite māsi mṛtiṃ narāṇāṃ vadanti lagneśayutagrahairvā

The number of daśā-years of the grahas conjoined with the lord of the 5th, divided by ⟨the number of⟩ the lord of day ⟨the Sun — twelve⟩: in the month ⟨shown by⟩ the remainder they declare the death of men; or ⟨by the same reckoning⟩ from the grahas joined with the lord of the lagna.

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  • About this edition: दिननायक is used as a divisor, i.e. as the number-word for the Sun. Twelve (the twelve Ādityas) is supplied in brackets because the remainder is to be read as a month, which only a division by twelve yields; the mūla gives the word, not the digit.

चन्द्रस्फुटे नवकसङ्गुणिते तु मान्दिं मन्दं च नन्दहतमिन्दुनियोजनीयम् । कृत्वा पुनर्नवहतार्कसुतं समेतं यत्तन्नवांशकशशी मरणप्रदः स्यात्

candrasphuṭe navakasaṅguṇite tu māndiṃ mandaṃ ca nandahataminduniyojanīyam | kṛtvā punarnavahatārkasutaṃ sametaṃ yattannavāṃśakaśaśī maraṇapradaḥ syāt

The Moon's sphuṭa being multiplied by nine, Māndi and Saturn, each multiplied by Nanda ⟨nine⟩, are to be joined to the Moon; and having again added Saturn (the Sun's son) multiplied by nine, the Moon in the navāṃśa of that ⟨total⟩ becomes the giver of death.

जातोऽह्नि चेदर्कशनिस्फुटैक्यतारादिनिर्याणदशा प्रकल्प्या । तारेशराहुस्फुटयोगतारापूर्वा दशाऽनिष्टकरा रजन्याम्

jāto'hni cedarkaśanisphuṭaikyatārādiniryāṇadaśā prakalpyā | tāreśarāhusphuṭayogatārāpūrvā daśā'niṣṭakarā rajanyām

If ⟨the native⟩ is born by day, the niryāṇa daśā is to be reckoned from the nakṣatra and the rest of the sum of the sphuṭas of the Sun and Saturn. For a night ⟨birth⟩, the daśā beginning from the nakṣatra of the sum of the sphuṭas of the lord of the stars ⟨the Moon⟩ and Rāhu is the one that works evil.

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  • About this edition: तारेशराद्दुस्फुट is read as तारेश-राहु-स्फुट; राद्दु is a slip for राहु. तारेश, 'lord of the stars', is the Moon. जतो is जातो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जातोऽह्नि चेदर्कशनिस्फुटैक्यतारादिनिर्याणदशा प्रकल्प्या । तारेशराहुस्फुटयोगतारापूर्वा; this sentence names तारेशराद्दुस्फुट and जतो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उदयाद्द्वाविंशतिकं द्रेक्काणं कारणं मृत्योः । तस्याधिपस्य निर्याणं सूचयेद्विधिवत्तमः

udayāddvāviṃśatikaṃ drekkāṇaṃ kāraṇaṃ mṛtyoḥ | tasyādhipasya niryāṇaṃ sūcayedvidhivattamaḥ

The twenty-second drekkāṇa from the rising ⟨drekkāṇa⟩ is the cause of death; by its lord the most rule-abiding ⟨of astrologers⟩ should duly indicate the departure.

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  • About this edition: The twenty-second drekkāṇa is counted from the drekkāṇa rising at birth, as verse 56 of this chapter has already established. सूच्येद् is सूचयेद्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सूचयेद्विधिवत्तमः; this sentence names सूच्येद्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ज्ञेया जन्मनि यन्नवांशकगतो मान्दिस्तदीयास्तके राशौ तिष्ठति चेत् शुभस्तु बलवान् सौख्येन नूनं मृतिः । भूपुत्रे समरेण सूर्यतनये चोरादिभिर्दानवैः सर्पाद्यैश्च तथा रवौ नृपभयात्क्षीणोडुपे तोयजात्

jñeyā janmani yannavāṃśakagato māndistadīyāstake rāśau tiṣṭhati cet śubhastu balavān saukhyena nūnaṃ mṛtiḥ | bhūputre samareṇa sūryatanaye corādibhirdānavaiḥ sarpādyaiśca tathā ravau nṛpabhayātkṣīṇoḍupe toyajāt

In the birth ⟨chart⟩ the navāṃśa Māndi occupies is to be known: if a strong benefic then stands in the sign that is its setting ⟨the 7th from it⟩, death is surely with ease. If Mars (the son of Earth), by battle; if Saturn (the Sun's son), by thieves and the like; by demons and by serpents and such; likewise, if the Sun, from terror of the king; and when the Moon is waning, from water.

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  • About this edition: तदोयास्तके is read as तद्-उदयास्तके, 'in the rising and the setting sign of that'. तोशजात् is read as तोयजात्, 'from water' — the parallel with the waning Moon supports it. The list in the second half is compressed in this e-text: only Mars and Saturn are named with their causes, and demons, serpents and royal terror stand without their grahas. They are rendered as they stand and not distributed by conjecture. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जन्मनि यन्नवांशकगतो मान्दिस्तदीयास्तके राशौ तिष्ठति चेत् शुभस्तु बलवान् सौख्येन नूनं मृतिः । भूपुत्रे समरेण सूर्यतनये चोरादिभिर्दानवैः सर्पाद्यैश्च तथा रवौ नृपभयात्क्षीणोडुपे तोयजात्; this sentence names तदोयास्तके and तोशजात्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रन्ध्रं येन निरीक्षितं बलवता तद्धातुकोपान्मृतिः सूर्यादग्निजलायुधज्वरकफक्षुत्तृट्कृतैश्चामयैः । लग्नादष्टमधामपे तनुगते कालस्य यद्देहजैः छिद्राम्शे च चरस्थिरोभयगते देशान्तरे स्वे पथि

randhraṃ yena nirīkṣitaṃ balavatā taddhātukopānmṛtiḥ sūryādagnijalāyudhajvarakaphakṣuttṛṭkṛtaiścāmayaiḥ | lagnādaṣṭamadhāmape tanugate kālasya yaddehajaiḥ chidrāmśe ca carasthirobhayagate deśāntare sve pathi

Whichever strong graha aspects the 8th house — death is from the disorder of that graha's own dhātu: from the Sun onward, by fire, water, weapons, fever, phlegm, hunger and thirst, and by the diseases these make. When the lord of the 8th house from the lagna is in the 1st, ⟨death is⟩ by ailments born of the body itself. And as the aṃśa of the 8th (chidra) falls in a movable, a fixed or a dual ⟨sign⟩, ⟨death comes⟩ in a foreign country, in one's own ⟨place⟩, or on the road.

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  • About this edition: अभ्रिजलायुधव्वरकक is corrupt; जल, आयुध and ज्वर (for व्वर) are secure, कक is not, and the first member अभ्रि is read as fire only because a Sun-headed list of causes wants it — it is bracketed for that reason. कालस्य कालस्य is a dittography in the e-text and is rendered once. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तद्धातुकोपान्मृतिः सूर्यादग्निजलायुधज्वरकफक्षुत्तृट्कृतैश्चामयैः । लग्नादष्टमधामपे तनुगते कालस्य यद्देहजैः छिद्राम्शे च चरस्थिरोभयगते देशान्तरे स्वे पथि; this sentence names व्वर, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शून्यागारे रन्ध्रराशौ बलिष्ठैरादित्याद्यैर्वीक्षिते खेचरेन्द्रैः । नो चेच्छिद्रस्थानयातैश्च नो चेत् तद्द्रेक्काणस्वामिना मृत्युमेति

śūnyāgāre randhrarāśau baliṣṭhairādityādyairvīkṣite khecarendraiḥ | no cecchidrasthānayātaiśca no cet taddrekkāṇasvāminā mṛtyumeti

When the sign of the 8th is an empty house, ⟨death comes⟩ through the strongest among the sky-going grahas beginning with the Sun that aspect it; if there is none, through those that occupy the 8th place; if there is none there either, he meets death through the lord of that drekkāṇa.

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  • About this edition: स्वेचरेन्दैः is read as खेचरेन्द्रैः; तद्रद्रेक्काण is तद्-द्रेक्काण. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रन्ध्रराशौ बलिष्ठैरादित्याद्यैर्वीक्षिते खेचरेन्द्रैः । नो चेच्छिद्रस्थानयातैश्च नो चेत् तद्द्रेक्काणस्वामिना; this sentence names तद्रद्रेक्काण and स्वेचरेन्दैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रव्यादिखेटनिजधातुभवामयेन जातस्तदीयखलकिंकरपीडया वा । रन्ध्रे शुभग्रहयुते तु विलापहेतुं सौख्येन मृत्युमुपयाति शुभोपयाते

ravyādikheṭanijadhātubhavāmayena jātastadīyakhalakiṃkarapīḍayā vā | randhre śubhagrahayute tu vilāpahetuṃ saukhyena mṛtyumupayāti śubhopayāte

The native ⟨dies⟩ of a disease arising from the dhātu proper to that graha among the Sun and the rest, or by the affliction wrought by that ⟨graha's⟩ wicked servants. But when the 8th is joined with a benefic and is aspected by benefics, he goes to death in comfort, ⟨free of⟩ cause for lamentation.

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  • About this edition: तदीयखललींकरपीडया is corrupt; खल ('wicked ones') is legible and लींकर is not, so the agents are rendered as 'wicked ⟨agents⟩'. विलापहेतुं cannot be construed with सौख्येन मृत्युमुपयाति and almost certainly stands for विलापहीनं, 'free of lamentation' — the negation is bracketed to show it is supplied and not read. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जातस्तदीयखलकिंकरपीडया वा । रन्ध्रे शुभग्रहयुते तु विलापहेतुं सौख्येन मृत्युमुपयाति; this sentence names तदीयखललींकरपीडया, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तुलायां रुधिरे प्राप्ते वृषभस्थे दिवाकरे । चन्द्रे मन्दगृहं प्राप्ते विण्मध्ये मरणं भवेत्

tulāyāṃ rudhire prāpte vṛṣabhasthe divākare | candre mandagṛhaṃ prāpte viṇmadhye maraṇaṃ bhavet

When Mars (the red one) has reached Libra, the Sun is in Taurus, and the Moon has reached a house of Saturn, death takes place in the midst of excrement.

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  • About this edition: विणमध्ये is viṭ-madhye, literally 'amid faeces'; rendered at its weight. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विण्मध्ये; this sentence names विणमध्ये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बलिना शनिना दृष्टे क्षीणेन्दौ निधनाश्रिते । गुदाक्षिरुक्पीडया वा मृत्युः शस्त्रकृतो भवेत्

balinā śaninā dṛṣṭe kṣīṇendau nidhanāśrite | gudākṣirukpīḍayā vā mṛtyuḥ śastrakṛto bhavet

When the waning Moon occupies the 8th house and is aspected by a strong Saturn, death comes by the pain of disease of the anus and the eyes, or is wrought by a weapon.

लग्नाच्छिद्रत्रिकोणस्थैरर्कारार्किनिशाकरैः । मृत्युः स्याच्छैलपातेन वज्रकुड्यादिभिश्च वा

lagnācchidratrikoṇasthairarkārārkiniśākaraiḥ | mṛtyuḥ syācchailapātena vajrakuḍyādibhiśca vā

When the Sun, Mars, Saturn and the Moon stand in the 8th from the lagna and in the trines ⟨from it⟩, death occurs by a fall from a mountain, or by a thunderbolt, a wall and the like.

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  • About this edition: वज्ञकुढ्यादिभिः is read as वज्रकुड्यादिभिः — vajra (thunderbolt) and kuḍya (a wall).

भौमारुणौ यदि परस्परराशियुक्तौ केन्द्रस्थितौ निधननायकखेचरेन्द्रात् । जातोऽवसानसमये क्षितिपालकोपात् शूलादिकायुधवरैर्निधनं समेति

bhaumāruṇau yadi paraspararāśiyuktau kendrasthitau nidhananāyakakhecarendrāt | jāto'vasānasamaye kṣitipālakopāt śūlādikāyudhavarairnidhanaṃ sameti

If Mars and the Sun are in each other's signs and placed in kendras from the graha that is lord of the 8th (nidhana), the native, at the time of his ending, meets his death from a king's wrath, by the spear and other choice weapons.

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  • About this edition: निधननावक is read as निधन-नवांशक; जातोऽघसानसमये as जातोऽवसानसमये (अघसान for अवसान). निधनं समेति is the plain 'he meets death' and is kept so. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads निधननायकखेचरेन्द्रात् । जातोऽवसानसमये क्षितिपालकोपात् शूलादिकायुधवरैर्निधनं; this sentence names जातोऽघसानसमये and निधननावक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रे तनौ दिनकरे विबलेऽष्टमस्थे लग्नाद्व्यये सुरगुरौ सुखगे च पापे । जातस्य तस्य शयनाच्च्युतहेतुमृत्युः शस्त्रेण वा निशि निषादकृतेन वा स्यात्

candre tanau dinakare vibale'ṣṭamasthe lagnādvyaye suragurau sukhage ca pāpe | jātasya tasya śayanāccyutahetumṛtyuḥ śastreṇa vā niśi niṣādakṛtena vā syāt

When the Moon is in the 1st, a weak Sun in the 8th, Jupiter (the gods' guru) in the 12th from the lagna, and a malefic in the 4th, that native's death is caused by falling from his bed, or by a weapon, or at night by the act of a Niṣāda ⟨a hunter of the forest tribes⟩.

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  • About this edition: निधादकृतेन in the last pāda is corrupt and no confident reading offers itself; निद्रा- ('in sleep') and निधा- ('by a thing laid down') are both metrically possible and neither is asserted. Only the 'at night' is secure, so the cause is left named as lost rather than guessed. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads निषादकृतेन; this sentence names निधादकृतेन, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नेशे निधनांशस्थे मूढे षष्ठगतेऽथवा । क्षुद्वाधया च मरणं बन्धुहीने महीतले

lagneśe nidhanāṃśasthe mūḍhe ṣaṣṭhagate'thavā | kṣudvādhayā ca maraṇaṃ bandhuhīne mahītale

When the lord of the lagna is in the navāṃśa of the 8th, or combust, or gone to the 6th, death comes by the torment of hunger, on ground bereft of kinsmen.

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  • About this edition: मूढ is the technical 'combust' (astaṅgata), not 'foolish'. क्षुवाधया is क्षुद्-व्याधया. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्षुद्वाधया; this sentence names क्षुवाधया, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आयुर्विलग्नाधिपती बलेन हीनौ धरासूनुरृणेशयुक्तः । युद्धे मृतिं तस्य वदन्ति तज्ज्ञाः शस्त्रेण जातस्य मृतिं विशेषः

āyurvilagnādhipatī balena hīnau dharāsūnurṛṇeśayuktaḥ | yuddhe mṛtiṃ tasya vadanti tajjñāḥ śastreṇa jātasya mṛtiṃ viśeṣaḥ

⟨When⟩ the lords of the 8th (āyus) and of the lagna are without strength, and Mars (the son of Earth) is joined with the lord of the 6th (the house of debt), the knowers declare his death in battle; and specifically, the native's death by a weapon.

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  • About this edition: आयुः here names the 8th house (āyurbhāva), as it does throughout this āyurdāya chapter; ऋण ('debt') names the 6th.

लग्नेश्वरे वाहननाथयुक्ते वागीश्वरेणापि युते त्वजीर्णात् । दारेश्वरे वाहनवित्तराशिनाथान्विते वा मरणं त्वजीर्णात्

lagneśvare vāhananāthayukte vāgīśvareṇāpi yute tvajīrṇāt | dāreśvare vāhanavittarāśināthānvite vā maraṇaṃ tvajīrṇāt

When the lord of the lagna is joined with the lord of the 4th (the house of vehicles) and joined with Jupiter (the lord of speech) as well, ⟨death⟩ from indigestion. Or when the lord of the 7th is joined with the lords of the signs of the 4th and the 2nd (wealth), death likewise from indigestion.

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  • About this edition: वाहन ('vehicle') names the 4th house, दार ('wife') the 7th, वित्त ('wealth') the 2nd. अजीर्णात् is repeated in both halves of the verse in the mūla and is kept repeated.

भुक्त्यंशपो भानुसुतेन युक्तो दुःस्थानगो वा विषभक्षणेन । सहाहिना वा शिखिना च तस्य मृत्युर्भवेद्रज्जुनिबन्धनेन

bhuktyaṃśapo bhānusutena yukto duḥsthānago vā viṣabhakṣaṇena | sahāhinā vā śikhinā ca tasya mṛtyurbhavedrajjunibandhanena

When the lord of the aṃśa in course is joined with Saturn (the Sun's son) or has gone to a duḥsthāna, ⟨death⟩ by the eating of poison; ⟨and when it is⟩ with Rāhu (the serpent), or with Ketu (the crested one), his death occurs by the binding of a rope.

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  • About this edition: सहार्हना is read as सह राहुणा. शिखिन् is taken as Ketu, since it is paired with Rāhu here; the same word can mean fire, and that sense is not impossible in a list of deaths, but the pairing decides it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विषभक्षणेन । सहाहिना वा शिखिना च तस्य मृत्युर्भवेद्रज्जुनिबन्धनेन; this sentence names सहार्हना, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पिशाचपीडाऽग्निजले विपत्स्याद्भौमहिमन्दान्यतमेन युक्ते । क्षीणे शशाङ्के निधनस्थिते च दुःस्थे त्वपस्मारभयान्मृतिः स्यात्

piśācapīḍā'gnijale vipatsyādbhaumahimandānyatamena yukte | kṣīṇe śaśāṅke nidhanasthite ca duḥsthe tvapasmārabhayānmṛtiḥ syāt

⟨When the Moon is⟩ joined with either Mars or Saturn, calamity comes from the affliction of piśācas, from fire and from water. And when the waning Moon stands in the 8th and is ill-placed, death comes from the terror of epilepsy.

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  • About this edition: भौमहिमन्दान्यतमेन is भौम-हि-मन्द-अन्यतमेन, 'with either Mars or Saturn'; युक्त stands for युक्ते. The subject of the first half is not named in this e-text and is supplied from the second half, where it is the Moon.

रन्ध्रस्थानगते सूर्ये भौमे वा बलवर्जिते । वित्ते पापग्रहैर्युक्ते पित्तरोगान्मृतिं वदेत्

randhrasthānagate sūrye bhaume vā balavarjite | vitte pāpagrahairyukte pittarogānmṛtiṃ vadet

When the Sun, or Mars, deprived of strength, has gone to the 8th house, and the 2nd (wealth) is joined by malefics, one should declare death from bilious (pitta) disease.

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  • About this edition: रन्ध्रस्यानगते is रन्ध्रस्थानगते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रन्ध्रस्थानगते सूर्ये भौमे वा बलवर्जिते । वित्ते पापग्रहैर्युक्ते पित्तरोगान्मृतिं; this sentence names रन्ध्रस्यानगते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जलराशिगते चन्द्रे चाष्टमस्थेऽथवा गुरौ । पापग्रहेण संदृष्टे क्षयरोगान्मृतिं वदेत्

jalarāśigate candre cāṣṭamasthe'thavā gurau | pāpagraheṇa saṃdṛṣṭe kṣayarogānmṛtiṃ vadet

When the Moon, or Jupiter, has gone to a watery sign and stands in the 8th, and is aspected by a malefic, one should declare death from consumption (kṣaya).

अष्टमस्थानगे शुक्रे पापग्रहनिरीक्षिते । वातरोगात्क्षयाद्वाऽपि प्रमेहाद्वा मृतिं वदेत्

aṣṭamasthānage śukre pāpagrahanirīkṣite | vātarogātkṣayādvā'pi pramehādvā mṛtiṃ vadet

When Venus has gone to the 8th house and is aspected by a malefic, one should declare death from wind-disease (vāta), or from consumption, or from prameha (urinary disease).

सूर्यस्थानगते सौम्ये पापग्रहनिरीक्षिते । त्रिदोषान्मरणं विन्द्याज् ज्वररोगेण वा वदेत्

sūryasthānagate saumye pāpagrahanirīkṣite | tridoṣānmaraṇaṃ vindyāj jvararogeṇa vā vadet

When Mercury (saumya) has gone to the Sun's place and is aspected by a malefic, one should know death from the three doṣas, or declare it by fever-disease.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य is Mercury here, not the benefic class: this closes the run of one graha per verse in the 8th (87 Sun/Mars, 88 Moon/Jupiter, 89 Venus). But the mūla says सूर्यस्थानगते, 'gone to the Sun's place', and not अष्टमस्थानगते; that run makes the 8th house likely and Leo possible, and the text as transmitted is rendered rather than corrected. Mercury governing tridoṣa is the standard Āyurvedic assignment and is what the verse trades on.

मृत्युस्थानगते राहौ पापग्रहनिरीक्षिते । पिटकाद्युष्णरोगाद्वा सर्पदोषान्मृतिर्भवेत्

mṛtyusthānagate rāhau pāpagrahanirīkṣite | piṭakādyuṣṇarogādvā sarpadoṣānmṛtirbhavet

When Rāhu has gone to the place of death ⟨the 8th house⟩ and is aspected by malefic grahas, death comes from boils and other heat-borne diseases, or from the venom of a snake.

पराभवगते राहौ पापग्रहनिरीक्षिते । मसूरिकादिरोगाद्वा पित्तभ्रंशान्मृतिं वदेत्

parābhavagate rāhau pāpagrahanirīkṣite | masūrikādirogādvā pittabhraṃśānmṛtiṃ vadet

When Rāhu has gone to the house of defeat (parābhava) ⟨the 6th⟩ and is aspected by malefic grahas, one should declare death from smallpox and such diseases, or from a derangement of bile (pitta).

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  • About this edition: parābhava ('defeat') is taken as the 6th house, the house of enemies and affliction, on the pattern of the house-epithets used throughout this chapter.

धर्मे शनौ चाथ गुरौ तृतीये करच्छिदः स्यान्निधने व्यये वा । कर्मस्थिताश्चेद्यदि राहुमन्दसौम्याः करच्छेदयुतोऽत्र जातः

dharme śanau cātha gurau tṛtīye karacchidaḥ syānnidhane vyaye vā | karmasthitāścedyadi rāhumandasaumyāḥ karacchedayuto'tra jātaḥ

With Saturn in the 9th (dharma) and Jupiter in the 3rd, ⟨the native⟩ is one whose hand is cut off — or ⟨so too when they stand⟩ in the 8th (nidhana) or in the 12th. And if Rāhu, Saturn and Mercury (saumya) are stationed in the 10th (karma), the native born here is one who suffers the cutting of a hand.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's 'syāgnidhane' resolves to syāt + agnidhane; the compound agni-dhana is not securely readable — agni as the number-word for 3 with dhana (2nd) is the reading taken, and 'agni-nidhana' (3rd and 8th) is possible. The house-list of the second option is therefore uncertain; the rest of the verse is not. 'rāhun manda' is read as rāhu-manda. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्यान्निधने व्यये वा । कर्मस्थिताश्चेद्यदि राहुमन्दसौम्याः करच्छेदयुतोऽत्र; this sentence names 'syāgnidhane' and 'rāhun, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्रेण दृष्टे यदि रन्ध्रनाथे सूर्ये शनौ वा फणिनाथयुक्ते । क्रूरादिषष्ट्यंशसमन्विते वा विच्छेदनं तच्छिरसो वदन्ति

śukreṇa dṛṣṭe yadi randhranāthe sūrye śanau vā phaṇināthayukte | krūrādiṣaṣṭyaṃśasamanvite vā vicchedanaṃ tacchiraso vadanti

If the lord of the 8th (randhra) is aspected by Venus while the Sun or Saturn is joined with the lord of serpents ⟨Rāhu⟩, or ⟨if the lord of the 8th⟩ is joined with a ṣaṣṭyaṃśa of the krūra ⟨cruel⟩ class and the like, they declare the cutting off of his head.

मन्दे विलग्ने मदने सराहौ कन्यान्विते भार्गवनन्दने च । क्षीणे शशाङ्के मदराशियुक्ते विच्छिन्नहस्तश्च पदेन सार्द्धम्

mande vilagne madane sarāhau kanyānvite bhārgavanandane ca | kṣīṇe śaśāṅke madarāśiyukte vicchinnahastaśca padena sārddham

With Saturn in the ascendant (lagna), Rāhu in the 7th (madana), Venus joined with Virgo ⟨that is, in Virgo⟩, and the waning Moon joined with the sign of the 7th (mada-rāśi) — ⟨the native⟩ has his hand cut off, and a foot along with it.

भूसूनुलग्ने यदि वा तदंशे सूर्यान्विते कृष्णनिशाकरे तु । फणीशचन्द्रात्मजसंयुतेऽर्कराशौ यदा तर्ह्युदरप्रभेदम्

bhūsūnulagne yadi vā tadaṃśe sūryānvite kṛṣṇaniśākare tu | phaṇīśacandrātmajasaṃyute'rkarāśau yadā tarhyudaraprabhedam

If the ascendant is a sign of Mars (bhū-sūnu), or the ⟨ascendant falls⟩ in his navāṃśa, with the Sun joined ⟨there⟩ and the Moon dark ⟨waning⟩; and when ⟨these are⟩ in the Sun's sign joined with Rāhu (phaṇīśa) and Mercury (candrātmaja) — then ⟨there is⟩ the ripping open of the belly.

मन्दोदये सौम्यदृशा विहीने सर्पार्कयुक्ते यदि कृष्णचन्द्रे । नाभिप्रवेशोदरभेदमाहुः शस्त्रेण जातस्य पराशराद्याः

mandodaye saumyadṛśā vihīne sarpārkayukte yadi kṛṣṇacandre | nābhipraveśodarabhedamāhuḥ śastreṇa jātasya parāśarādyāḥ

With Saturn rising ⟨in the lagna⟩, devoid of any benefic aspect, joined with the serpent ⟨Rāhu⟩ and the Sun, and the Moon dark ⟨waning⟩ — Parāśara and the rest declare for the native an entering of the navel and a splitting open of the belly by a weapon.

षष्ठाष्टमव्यये चन्द्रे लग्ननाथेन वीक्षिते । मन्दमान्द्यगुसंयुक्ते तस्य दुर्मरणं वदेत्

ṣaṣṭhāṣṭamavyaye candre lagnanāthena vīkṣite | mandamāndyagusaṃyukte tasya durmaraṇaṃ vadet

When the Moon is in the 6th, the 8th or the 12th, aspected by the lord of the lagna, and joined with Saturn, Māndi ⟨Gulika⟩ and Rāhu (agu), one should declare an evil death for him.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's 'mandamāndyagusaṃyutkte' is corrupt. It is read as manda-māndi-gu(lika)-saṃyukte: Saturn with Māndi/Gulika. The house list (6, 8, 12), the aspect of the lagna-lord and durmaraṇa ('an evil death') are all secure. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads षष्ठाष्टमव्यये चन्द्रे लग्ननाथेन वीक्षिते । मन्दमान्द्यगुसंयुक्ते; this sentence names 'mandamāndyagusaṃyutkte', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मेषूरणस्थे यदि चित्रभानौ भौमे चतुर्थे न च सौम्ययुक्ते । सौम्ये विलग्नोपगते तु मृत्युं गोशृङ्गतः शूलनिपाततो वा

meṣūraṇasthe yadi citrabhānau bhaume caturthe na ca saumyayukte | saumye vilagnopagate tu mṛtyuṃ gośṛṅgataḥ śūlanipātato vā

If the Sun (citrabhānu) stands in the 10th (meṣūraṇa), Mars is in the 4th and not joined with a benefic, and Mercury (saumya) has come to the ascendant — then death from a cow's horn, or from the fall of a spear (śūla).

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  • About this edition: saumya occurs twice: first of the benefic class ('not joined with a benefic'), then of the graha Mercury in the lagna. The e-text spells the second 'saumyu'.

दशमसुखसमेतैः पापदृष्टैश्च सौम्यैरुदयनिधनयातैः शूलपातान्मृतिः स्यात् । शशिनि तनुगृहस्थे बन्धुगे भानुपुत्रे कलहजनितदोषैरम्बरस्थे च भौमे

daśamasukhasametaiḥ pāpadṛṣṭaiśca saumyairudayanidhanayātaiḥ śūlapātānmṛtiḥ syāt | śaśini tanugṛhasthe bandhuge bhānuputre kalahajanitadoṣairambarasthe ca bhaume

With benefics occupying the 10th and the 4th (sukha) and aspected by malefics, ⟨or⟩ gone to the ascendant and the 8th (nidhana), death would come from the fall of a spear. With the Moon in the 1st house (tanu-gṛha), Saturn (bhānu-putra) in the 4th (bandhu) and Mars in the 10th (ambara), ⟨death comes⟩ through injuries born of a quarrel.

लग्नं गते दिनकरे तरुणीगतेन्दौ पापेक्षिते कलहतोयभयान्मृतिः स्यात् । लग्ने दिनेशशशिनौ द्विशरीरकेऽन्ये पापेक्षिता यदि बहूदकशृङ्गदष्टात्

lagnaṃ gate dinakare taruṇīgatendau pāpekṣite kalahatoyabhayānmṛtiḥ syāt | lagne dineśaśaśinau dviśarīrake'nye pāpekṣitā yadi bahūdakaśṛṅgadaṣṭāt

When the Sun has gone to the ascendant and the Moon to the Maiden ⟨Virgo⟩, aspected by malefics, death would come from fear of quarrel and of water. When the Sun and Moon are in the ascendant, or in another dual-bodied (dviśarīra) sign, if they are aspected by malefics — ⟨death comes⟩ from abundant water, or from being gored by a horn.

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  • About this edition: taruṇī ('the young woman') is taken as Kanyā/Virgo, the Maiden. dviśarīra is the glossary's two-bodied (dual) sign.

तुहिनकिरणलग्नात् पापखेटोपयाते नवमतनयराशौ पापखेटेक्षिते वा । भुजगनिगडपाशे रन्ध्रजन्मत्रिभागे जननसमयलग्नान्मृत्युमुद्बन्धनेन

tuhinakiraṇalagnāt pāpakheṭopayāte navamatanayarāśau pāpakheṭekṣite vā | bhujaganigaḍapāśe randhrajanmatribhāge jananasamayalagnānmṛtyumudbandhanena

Reckoning from the Moon (tuhina-kiraṇa) as the ascendant, when a malefic graha has come to the signs of the 9th and of the 5th (tanaya), or those are aspected by a malefic graha; and when the drekkāṇa (tri-bhāga) of the 8th (randhra) and of the ascendant, reckoned from the ascendant of the moment of birth, is one of the Serpent, the Fetter or the Noose ⟨drekkāṇas⟩ — ⟨then death comes⟩ by hanging.

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  • About this edition: trimāga in the e-text = tribhāga, the drekkāṇa (a third of a sign). The Serpent/Fetter/Noose are named drekkāṇas of the classical death-drekkāṇa scheme.

मीनोदये शशिरवी यदि पापयुक्तौ पापेऽष्टमे च मरणं रमणीकृतं स्यात् ॥ भौमे सुखे दिनकरे यदि वा मदस्थे मन्देऽष्टमे शशिनि चान्नविशेषजन्यम्

mīnodaye śaśiravī yadi pāpayuktau pāpe'ṣṭame ca maraṇaṃ ramaṇīkṛtaṃ syāt || bhaume sukhe dinakare yadi vā madasthe mande'ṣṭame śaśini cānnaviśeṣajanyam

With Pisces rising, if the Moon and Sun are joined with malefics and a malefic is in the 8th, death would be brought about by a woman (ramaṇī). With Mars in the 4th (sukha) and the Sun ⟨there⟩, or ⟨the Sun⟩ standing in the 7th (mada), Saturn in the 8th and the Moon ⟨with him⟩ — ⟨death is⟩ produced by a particular food.

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  • About this edition: 'rabhaṇīkṛtam' is not a recoverable word; it is left untranslated rather than guessed. The conditions and the second half of the verse are secure.

मन्दे धने सुखगते शशिनि क्षमाजे मानस्थिते व्रणकृतेन मृतिं समेति । बन्धुस्थितेऽवनिसुते धनगे शशाङ्के भानौ नभस्थलगते तु गजाश्वयानात्

mande dhane sukhagate śaśini kṣamāje mānasthite vraṇakṛtena mṛtiṃ sameti | bandhusthite'vanisute dhanage śaśāṅke bhānau nabhasthalagate tu gajāśvayānāt

With Saturn in the 2nd (dhana), the Moon gone to the 4th (sukha), and Mars (kṣamā-ja) standing in the 10th (māna), he meets death by a wound. With Mars (avani-suta) in the 4th (bandhu), the Moon in the 2nd (dhana), and the Sun gone to the 10th (nabhaḥ-sthala), ⟨death comes⟩ from a conveyance of elephant or horse.

रन्ध्रे शनौ वियति हीनबले शशाङ्के भानौ सुखे निभृतकाष्ठहतेन मृत्युः । पापान्तरे जननलग्नपतौ सकेतौ लग्नाष्टमे खलयुते सति मातृकोपात्

randhre śanau viyati hīnabale śaśāṅke bhānau sukhe nibhṛtakāṣṭhahatena mṛtyuḥ | pāpāntare jananalagnapatau saketau lagnāṣṭame khalayute sati mātṛkopāt

With Saturn in the 8th (randhra), the Moon weak in the 10th (viyat), and the Sun in the 4th (sukha), death comes from being struck by a hidden piece of wood. When the lord of the native's ascendant stands between malefics together with Ketu, and the 8th from the ascendant is joined with malefics, ⟨death comes⟩ from the wrath of the Mātṛkās ⟨the mother-goddesses⟩.

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  • About this edition: mātṛkopāt is read as mātṛkā-kopāt, the wrath of the Mātṛkā goddesses, matching the run of supernatural and accidental causes here; 'a mother's anger' is grammatically possible.

सुखास्पदस्थैरशुभैर्ग्रहेन्द्रैस्त्रिकोणगैर्वाऽथ विलग्नराशौ । रन्ध्रेश्वरे भूतनयेन सार्द्धमुद्बन्धनात्तस्य मृतिं वदन्ति

sukhāspadasthairaśubhairgrahendraistrikoṇagairvā'tha vilagnarāśau | randhreśvare bhūtanayena sārddhamudbandhanāttasya mṛtiṃ vadanti

With inauspicious grahas standing in the 4th (sukha), or gone to a trikoṇa, or in the sign of the ascendant, and the lord of the 8th (randhra) together with Mars (bhū-tanaya) — they declare his death by hanging.

लग्ने रवौ सुते मन्दे रन्ध्रस्थे तूडुनायके । धर्म गते धरासूनौ वृक्षाशनिभयान्मृतिः

lagne ravau sute mande randhrasthe tūḍunāyake | dharma gate dharāsūnau vṛkṣāśanibhayānmṛtiḥ

With the Sun in the ascendant, Saturn in the 5th (suta), the lord of the stars ⟨the Moon⟩ standing in the 8th (randhra), and Mars (dharā-sūnu) gone to the 9th (dharma), death comes from the fear of a tree and of lightning (aśani).

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  • About this edition: 'tṛḍunāyake' is read as uḍunāyake, lord of the stars = the Moon. 'vṛkṣāśabibhayāt' carries a second cause of death beside the tree that cannot be recovered from this e-text; it is left unrendered rather than guessed. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तूडुनायके । धर्म गते धरासूनौ वृक्षाशनिभयान्मृतिः; this sentence names 'tṛḍunāyake', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापेष्वाज्ञाबन्धुराशिस्थितेषु क्षीणे तारानायके शत्रुराशौ ॥ लग्नाच्छिद्रस्थानराशि गते वा यात्राकाले शत्रुदोषान्मृतिः स्यात्

pāpeṣvājñābandhurāśisthiteṣu kṣīṇe tārānāyake śatrurāśau || lagnācchidrasthānarāśi gate vā yātrākāle śatrudoṣānmṛtiḥ syāt

When malefics are situated in the signs of the 10th (ājñā) and the 4th (bandhu) and the waning lord of the stars ⟨the Moon⟩ is in the sign of the 6th (śatru), or has gone to the 8th (chidra) sign from the ascendant — death would come at the time of a journey, from harm done by enemies.

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  • About this edition: 'tārāngayake' is read as tārā-nāyake (the Moon). The compound 'chidra-svāna-rāśi' is corrupt; only chidra (the 8th) is securely readable in it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तारानायके शत्रुराशौ ॥ लग्नाच्छिद्रस्थानराशि गते वा यात्राकाले शत्रुदोषान्मृतिः स्यात्; this sentence names 'tārāngayake' and svāna, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नान्त्यगौ भानुधराकुमारौ दिनेशचन्द्रेन्दुसुता मदस्थाः । सुरालयोद्यानवनप्रदेशे प्रवासभूमौ म्रियते तु जातः

lagnāntyagau bhānudharākumārau dineśacandrendusutā madasthāḥ | surālayodyānavanapradeśe pravāsabhūmau mriyate tu jātaḥ

⟨When⟩ the Sun and Mars (dharā-kumāra) are gone to the ascendant and the 12th (antya), ⟨and⟩ the Sun, the Moon and Mercury (indu-suta) stand in the 7th (mada) — the native dies in a temple, a garden or a woodland tract, in a land of foreign sojourn.

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  • About this edition: 'bhānudharākramārau' is a dual; it is read as bhānu + dharā-kumāra (the Sun and Mars). The e-text's 'surālatha' = surālaya. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भानुधराकुमारौ दिनेशचन्द्रेन्दुसुता मदस्थाः । सुरालयोद्यानवनप्रदेशे प्रवासभूमौ म्रियते; this sentence names 'bhānudharākramārau', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नाष्टमे पापयुतेऽष्टमेशे रिःफोपयाते यदि केन्द्रगे वा । लग्नेश्वरे हीनबलेन युक्ते दुर्मार्गदोषात्प्रवदन्ति मृत्युम्

lagnāṣṭame pāpayute'ṣṭameśe riḥphopayāte yadi kendrage vā | lagneśvare hīnabalena yukte durmārgadoṣātpravadanti mṛtyum

When the 8th from the ascendant is joined with malefics, the lord of the 8th has gone to the 12th (riḥpha) or stands in a kendra, and the lord of the ascendant is joined with a graha of feeble strength — they declare death from the fault of evil courses (durmārga).

भौमार्कजक्षेत्रगते शशाङ्के पापेक्षिते पापखगान्तरस्थे । कन्यागृहे वा हिबुकोपयाते मृतिं वदेदग्निजशस्त्रपातैः

bhaumārkajakṣetragate śaśāṅke pāpekṣite pāpakhagāntarasthe | kanyāgṛhe vā hibukopayāte mṛtiṃ vadedagnijaśastrapātaiḥ

When the Moon has gone to a sign (kṣetra) of Mars or of Saturn (arka-ja), is aspected by malefics and stands between malefic grahas; or ⟨has gone⟩ to the house of the Maiden ⟨Virgo⟩, or has come to the 4th (hibuka) — one should declare death by fire-born ⟨causes⟩ and the fall of a weapon.

यदि विषघटिकायामष्टमे पापयुक्ते विषशिखिभवशस्त्रैर्जायते तस्य मृत्युः । बहुदिविचरयुक्ते लग्नपे साष्टमेशे बहुजनमृतिकाले मृत्युमेति प्रजातः

yadi viṣaghaṭikāyāmaṣṭame pāpayukte viṣaśikhibhavaśastrairjāyate tasya mṛtyuḥ | bahudivicarayukte lagnape sāṣṭameśe bahujanamṛtikāle mṛtyumeti prajātaḥ

If ⟨the birth falls⟩ in a viṣa-ghaṭikā ⟨a poison ghaṭikā⟩ and the 8th is joined with malefics, his death arises through poison, fire (śikhin) or a weapon. When the lord of the ascendant together with the lord of the 8th is joined with many sky-goers ⟨grahas⟩, the one born meets his death at a time when many people die.

लग्नेशस्थनवांशस्य राशिकोपोद्भवामयैः । मृत्युं तस्य वदन्त्येके हौरिका मुनिपुङ्गवाः

lagneśasthanavāṃśasya rāśikopodbhavāmayaiḥ | mṛtyuṃ tasya vadantyeke haurikā munipuṅgavāḥ

Some of the horā-teachers (haurikas), bulls among sages, declare his death to come through the diseases that arise from the aggravation ⟨of the humour⟩ of the sign of the navāṃśa occupied by the lord of the ascendant.

होरेशेंशगते तु तुम्बुरगृहे तापस्वराग्न्युद्भवैरूक्षे श्वासविकारशूलजनितैर्युग्मे शिरःशूलजैः । वातोन्मादभवैः कुलीरभवने सिंहे विषस्फोटकैः कन्यायां जठराग्निगुह्यजनितैर्जातस्य मृत्युं वदेत्

horeśeṃśagate tu tumburagṛhe tāpasvarāgnyudbhavairūkṣe śvāsavikāraśūlajanitairyugme śiraḥśūlajaiḥ | vātonmādabhavaiḥ kulīrabhavane siṃhe viṣasphoṭakaiḥ kanyāyāṃ jaṭharāgniguhyajanitairjātasya mṛtyuṃ vadet

When the lord of the horā ⟨the ascendant⟩ has gone to a navāṃśa: in the house of the Ram ⟨Aries⟩, ⟨death⟩ from fever, ⟨disorder of⟩ the voice, and fire; in the Bull ⟨Taurus⟩, from disorder of the breath and from colic (śūla); in the Twins ⟨Gemini⟩, from pains of the head; in the mansion of the Crab ⟨Cancer⟩, from wind-borne madness; in the Lion ⟨Leo⟩, by poison and eruptions; in the Maiden ⟨Virgo⟩, from ⟨disorders of⟩ the digestive fire of the belly and of the private parts — thus one should declare the native's death.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's 'tumdura' for the first sign is corrupt; its place at the head of the sequence Taurus–Gemini–Cancer–Leo–Virgo fixes it as Aries, and the same word recurs for Aries at verse 119. 'ūkṣa' = ukṣan, the bull (Taurus); 'vātonmādamavaiḥ' is read vātonmāda-bhavaiḥ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads होरेशेंशगते तु तुम्बुरगृहे तापस्वराग्न्युद्भवैरूक्षे श्वासविकारशूलजनितैर्युग्मे शिरःशूलजैः । वातोन्मादभवैः कुलीरभवने सिंहे विषस्फोटकैः कन्यायां जठराग्निगुह्यजनितैर्जातस्य; this sentence names 'vātonmādamavaiḥ', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जूकेशोकचतुष्पदज्वरभवैः कीटेऽश्मशस्त्रादिभिश्चापे तीव्रमरुद्भवैर्मृगसुखे व्याघ्रादिशूलामयैः । कुम्भे व्याघ्रवधूकृतैरनिमिषे तोयातिसारैर्मृतिम् रन्ध्रस्यांशगता प्रचारधरणी जातस्य मृत्युप्रदा

jūkeśokacatuṣpadajvarabhavaiḥ kīṭe'śmaśastrādibhiścāpe tīvramarudbhavairmṛgasukhe vyāghrādiśūlāmayaiḥ | kumbhe vyāghravadhūkṛtairanimiṣe toyātisārairmṛtim randhrasyāṃśagatā pracāradharaṇī jātasya mṛtyupradā

In the Balance ⟨Libra⟩, ⟨death⟩ from grief, four-footed beasts and fevers; in the Scorpion, by stone, weapon and the like; in the Bow ⟨Sagittarius⟩, from fierce wind ⟨-disorders⟩; in the Deer ⟨Capricorn⟩, from tigers and the like and from colic diseases; in the Water-jar ⟨Aquarius⟩, from what is done by tigers and by women; in the Unblinking one ⟨Pisces⟩, from water and dysentery — ⟨thus⟩ death. The ground of motion (pracāra-dharaṇī) that has gone to the navāṃśa of the 8th (randhra) is death-dealing to the native.

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  • About this edition: Continues the sign-list of verse 114. 'anibhiṣe' is read animiṣe ('the unblinking one', the fish = Pisces); 'jvāghra'/'jyāghra' = vyāghra; 'toyātisāyiḥ' = toyātisāraiḥ. The closing pāda 'saṃghrasthāṃśagatā pracāradharaṇī' is corrupt: the subject that is death-dealing cannot be identified from this e-text, so it is marked ⟨…⟩ rather than supplied. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जूकेशोकचतुष्पदज्वरभवैः कीटेऽश्मशस्त्रादिभिश्चापे तीव्रमरुद्भवैर्मृगसुखे व्याघ्रादिशूलामयैः । कुम्भे व्याघ्रवधूकृतैरनिमिषे तोयातिसारैर्मृतिम् रन्ध्रस्यांशगता; this sentence names 'saṃghrasthāṃśagatā and 'anibhiṣe', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

निशि बलयुतराशौ लग्नयातेऽह्निकाले यदि दिनबलयुक्ते जन्मलग्ने रजन्याम् । उदयगनवभागे स्वामियोगेक्षितानाम् दिशि मृतिमुपयाति स्थानवीर्याधिकस्य

niśi balayutarāśau lagnayāte'hnikāle yadi dinabalayukte janmalagne rajanyām | udayaganavabhāge svāmiyogekṣitānām diśi mṛtimupayāti sthānavīryādhikasya

If by night the ascendant has gone to a sign possessing ⟨nocturnal⟩ strength, and by day the birth-ascendant is one endowed with day-strength, then, among those ⟨grahas⟩ joined with or aspecting the lord of the rising navāṃśa, he meets death in the direction of that one which is greatest in positional strength (sthāna-vīrya).

होराशेषनवांशमानघटिका मोहः स्वभांशेक्षिते पापैस्तद्द्विगुणीकृतस्त्रिगुणितः सौम्यैरवस्थात्मकः । क्रूरापश्वरसौम्यमिश्रतनुगैर्द्वाविंशतित्र्यंशकैर्नाशं याति शरीरमग्निजलसंमिश्रश्वमुख्यैः क्रमात्

horāśeṣanavāṃśamānaghaṭikā mohaḥ svabhāṃśekṣite pāpaistaddviguṇīkṛtastriguṇitaḥ saumyairavasthātmakaḥ | krūrāpaśvarasaumyamiśratanugairdvāviṃśatitryaṃśakairnāśaṃ yāti śarīramagnijalasaṃmiśraśvamukhyaiḥ kramāt

The swoon ⟨before death⟩ lasts ghaṭikās equal in measure to the navāṃśas of the horā ⟨the ascendant⟩ that remain (śeṣa) ⟨to rise⟩; if that own-navāṃśa is aspected by malefics that number is doubled, and by benefics tripled — such is the state ⟨of unconsciousness⟩. And by the twenty-second drekkāṇas (tryaṃśakas) occupied by malefic, ⟨…⟩, benefic and mixed ⟨grahas⟩, the body goes to destruction by fire, by water, by a mixture ⟨of causes⟩, and by dogs and the like, respectively.

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  • About this edition: 'horaśeṣa' is read horeśa (the lord of the horā/lagna). In the four-member list 'krūra-āpaśvara-saumya-miśra' the second member is corrupt and is not supplied; the four causes (fire, water, mixture, dogs and the like) and their order 'kramāt' are secure, as is dvāviṃśa-tryaṃśaka = the 22nd drekkāṇa. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads होराशेषनवांशमानघटिका मोहः स्वभांशेक्षिते पापैस्तद्द्विगुणीकृतस्त्रिगुणितः सौम्यैरवस्थात्मकः । क्रूरापश्वरसौम्यमिश्रतनुगैर्द्वाविंशतित्र्यंशकैर्नाशं याति शरीरमग्निजलसंमिश्रश्वमुख्यैः; this sentence names 'horaśeṣa', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

देवमर्त्यपितृनारकालयप्राणिनो गुरुरिनक्षमासुतौ । कुर्युरिन्दुभृगुजौ बुधार्कजौ मृत्युकालभवलग्नगा यदि

devamartyapitṛnārakālayaprāṇino gururinakṣamāsutau | kuryurindubhṛgujau budhārkajau mṛtyukālabhavalagnagā yadi

If they occupy the ascendant that rises at the time of death: Jupiter makes ⟨the native⟩ a being of the abode of the gods; the Sun (ina) and Mars ⟨of the abode⟩ of men; the Moon and Venus, of the ancestors; Mercury and Saturn, of hell.

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  • About this edition: 'inakṣabhāsutau' is corrupt; read ina + kṣmā-suta (the Sun and Mars), which is what makes the seven grahas fall as 1 + 2 + 2 + 2 over the four abodes named in the first pāda. 'badhārkajau' = budhārkajau. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads गुरुरिनक्षमासुतौ । कुर्युरिन्दुभृगुजौ बुधार्कजौ; this sentence names 'inakṣabhāsutau' and 'badhārkajau', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भूश्चक्रं स्यात् तुम्बुराद्यं चतुष्कं सिंहागाराद्यं भुवश्चक्रमाहुः । चापादिस्थं तत्सुवश्चक्रजन्यं जीवो मृत्युक्षेत्रलोकं समेति

bhūścakraṃ syāt tumburādyaṃ catuṣkaṃ siṃhāgārādyaṃ bhuvaścakramāhuḥ | cāpādisthaṃ tatsuvaścakrajanyaṃ jīvo mṛtyukṣetralokaṃ sameti

The set of four beginning with ⟨the sign called⟩ tumbura ⟨Aries⟩ would be the bhū-cakra ⟨the circle of earth⟩; that beginning with the house of the Lion ⟨Leo⟩ they call the bhuvaḥ-cakra; and that standing from the Bow ⟨Sagittarius⟩ onward is born of the svaḥ-cakra ⟨the circle of heaven⟩. The jīva ⟨the departing soul⟩ goes to the world ⟨of the cakra⟩ of the sign of death.

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  • About this edition: The three sets of four are Aries–Cancer, Leo–Scorpio, Sagittarius–Pisces, answering to the three worlds bhūḥ, bhuvaḥ, svaḥ; that Leo heads the second set is what fixes 'tumbura' as Aries. 'bhūśvakraṃ', 'bhuvaśvakram', 'suvaśvakra' = bhū-cakram, bhuvaś-cakram, svaś-cakra. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भूश्चक्रं स्यात् तुम्बुराद्यं चतुष्कं सिंहागाराद्यं भुवश्चक्रमाहुः । चापादिस्थं तत्सुवश्चक्रजन्यं; this sentence names 'bhuvaśvakram' and 'bhūśvakraṃ', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रिःफाधीशे पापषष्ट्यंशयाते पापैर्दृष्टे नारकं लोकमेति । राहौ रिःफे मान्दिरन्ध्रेशयुक्ते शत्रुस्थानस्वामिदृष्टे तथा स्यात्

riḥphādhīśe pāpaṣaṣṭyaṃśayāte pāpairdṛṣṭe nārakaṃ lokameti | rāhau riḥphe māndirandhreśayukte śatrusthānasvāmidṛṣṭe tathā syāt

When the lord of the 12th (riḥpha) has gone to a malefic ṣaṣṭyaṃśa and is aspected by malefics, he goes to the world of hell. It would be the same when Rāhu is in the 12th (riḥpha) joined with Māndi and the lord of the 8th (randhra), and aspected by the lord of the house of enemies ⟨the 6th⟩.

उच्चस्थे शुभखेचरे व्ययगते पापग्रहैः शोभनैः सन्दृष्टे शुभवर्गके च विपुलं स्वर्गादिभोगं वदेत् । कर्मस्थानपतौ पुरन्दरगुरौ रिःफोपयातेऽथवा सौम्यव्योमनिवासदृष्टिसहिते तस्यामरत्वं भवेत्

uccasthe śubhakhecare vyayagate pāpagrahaiḥ śobhanaiḥ sandṛṣṭe śubhavargake ca vipulaṃ svargādibhogaṃ vadet | karmasthānapatau purandaragurau riḥphopayāte'thavā saumyavyomanivāsadṛṣṭisahite tasyāmaratvaṃ bhavet

When an auspicious ⟨benefic⟩ graha, exalted, has gone to the vyaya (the 12th), is fully aspected by malefic grahas ⟨that are themselves⟩ well-disposed, and stands in an auspicious varga, one should declare abundant enjoyment of svarga and the ⟨other higher worlds⟩. And when the lord of the karma-sthāna (the 10th), ⟨namely⟩ the preceptor of Purandara ⟨Jupiter⟩, has gone to the riḥpha (the 12th), or is attended by the residence of benefics in the vyoman (the 10th) and by their aspect, immortality is his.

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  • About this edition: Three points of the mūla are genuinely open. (1) पापग्रहैः शोभनैः सन्दृष्टे scans correctly as transmitted (19 syllables, śārdūlavikrīḍita), so it is not a corruption; but it can be read either as here — malefics that are themselves well-disposed — or as 'aspected by malefics and by benefics'. Context (v. 120: the 12th lord aspected by malefics sends the native to hell) favours the reading given. (2) कर्मस्थानपतौ पुरन्दरगुरौ are two locatives in apposition, hence 'the 10th lord, namely Jupiter' (so Pisces or Gemini lagna); a looser reading takes them as two separate conditions, 'the 10th lord and Jupiter'. (3) सौम्यव्योमनिवासदृष्टिसहिते: सौम्य is read as the benefic class (glossary), not as Mercury; व्योमन् = the 10th house.

बृहस्पतौ चापनवांशकस्थे बलान्विते कर्कटलग्नयाते । त्रिभिश्चतुर्भिः सह कण्टकेषु नभश्चरैर्ब्रह्मपदं प्रयाति

bṛhaspatau cāpanavāṃśakasthe balānvite karkaṭalagnayāte | tribhiścaturbhiḥ saha kaṇṭakeṣu nabhaścarairbrahmapadaṃ prayāti

When Bṛhaspati (Jupiter), placed in the navāṃśa of Cāpa (Sagittarius) and endowed with strength, has gone to a Karkaṭa (Cancer) lagna, together with three or four grahas ⟨standing⟩ in the kendras (kaṇṭaka), ⟨the native⟩ goes to the station of Brahmā.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's त्रिभिश्वतुभिः and प्रयति are scribal; the metre (upajāti, 11 syllables) requires त्रिभिश्चतुर्भिः and प्रयाति, which is what is rendered. This e-text confuses च and व throughout (cf. नभश्वरैः for नभश्चरैः in the same line). कण्टक rendered as kendra per the glossary. The configuration is precise: Jupiter exalted in Cancer in the Sagittarius navāṃśa is 16°40′–20°00′ of Cancer, i.e. exalted in rāśi and in his own navāṃśa. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads त्रिभिश्चतुर्भिः सह कण्टकेषु नभश्चरैर्ब्रह्मपदं प्रयाति; this sentence names त्रिभिश्वतुभिः and प्रयति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धनुर्विलग्ने यदि तुम्बुरांशके लग्ने गुरौ दानवपूजितेऽस्तगे । कन्यागते शीतकरे बलान्विते परं पदं लोकमुपैति शाश्वतम्

dhanurvilagne yadi tumburāṃśake lagne gurau dānavapūjite'stage | kanyāgate śītakare balānvite paraṃ padaṃ lokamupaiti śāśvatam

If Dhanus (Sagittarius) is the ascendant in the Tumburu (Aries) navāṃśa, with Jupiter in the lagna and the one honoured by the dānavas (Venus) in the setting place (the 7th), and the cool-rayed one (the Moon) has gone to Kanyā (Virgo) endowed with strength, ⟨the native⟩ attains the supreme station, the eternal world.

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  • About this edition: तुम्बुरु is this edition's own synonym for Meṣa (Aries), fixed by its ch. 1: नवांशास्तुम्बुरादयः 'the navāṃśas ⟨of the fiery signs⟩ begin with Tumburu' (1.32, the standard navāṃśa rule), and again at 1.4, 1.57, 5.119. So the lagna falls in 0°00′–3°20′ of Sagittarius. The e-text's धनुविलग्ने, यादि and शावतम् are scribal for धनुर्विलग्ने, यदि and शाश्वतम्; शाश्वतम् is confirmed by the metre (vaṃśastha, 12 syllables — शावतम् gives only 11). दानवपूजित, 'honoured by the dānavas', is Śukra/Venus. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धनुर्विलग्ने यदि तुम्बुरांशके लग्ने गुरौ दानवपूजितेऽस्तगे । कन्यागते शीतकरे बलान्विते परं पदं लोकमुपैति शाश्वतम्; this sentence names धनुविलग्ने and शावतम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

निसर्गदायप्रमुखायुरब्दस्फुटक्रियामृत्युदशाप्रभेदाः । निर्याणकालप्रभवाश्च सर्वे सङ्कीर्तिता भानुमुखप्रसादात्

nisargadāyapramukhāyurabdasphuṭakriyāmṛtyudaśāprabhedāḥ | niryāṇakālaprabhavāśca sarve saṅkīrtitā bhānumukhaprasādāt

The varieties of the ⟨reckoning of⟩ longevity that begin with the nisarga-dāya, the procedure for the exact years of life, and the distinctions of the daśās of death, together with all that arises concerning the time of departure ⟨from the body⟩ — all these have been fully declared by the grace of ⟨those⟩ headed by Bhānu (the Sun).

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  • About this edition: The edition prints this under its own heading अध्यायोपसंहारः, 'the conclusion of the chapter'. भानुमुखप्रसादात् is two-way and is left two-way in the Hindi: 'headed by the Sun' may mean the ācāryas beginning with Sūrya, or the nine grahas beginning with the Sun — the chapter colophon that immediately follows reads श्रीनवग्रहकृपया, 'by the grace of the nine grahas', which favours the latter. The e-text's प्रभवाश्व and सक्कीर्तिता are scribal for प्रभवाश्च and सङ्कीर्तिताः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads निर्याणकालप्रभवाश्च सर्वे सङ्कीर्तिता; this sentence names सक्कीर्तिता and प्रभवाश्व, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

Adhyāya 6 · अथ जातकभङ्गाध्यायः

केचिद् योगा राजयोगस्य भङ्गाः केचिद्रेका नाम दारिद्र्ययोगाः । केचित्प्रेष्याः के च केमद्रुमाख्यास्ते चत्वारो जातभङ्गाकराः

kecid yogā rājayogasya bhaṅgāḥ kecidrekā nāma dāridryayogāḥ | kecitpreṣyāḥ ke ca kemadrumākhyāste catvāro jātabhaṅgākarāḥ

Some yogas are breakers of the rājayoga; some are the poverty-yogas named rekā; some are ⟨yogas⟩ of servitude (preṣya); and some are those called kemadruma. These four are the makers of the native's ruin (jāta-bhaṅga).

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  • About this edition: The chapter's programme: four classes of ruin-yoga — rājayoga-bhaṅga, rekā (poverty), preṣya (servitude), kemadruma.

मेषे जूकनवांशके दिनकरे पापेक्षिते निर्धनः कन्याराशिगते यदा भृगुसुते कन्यांशके भिक्षुकः । नीचर्क्षे त्वतिनीचभागसहिते जातो दिवानायके राजश्रेष्ठकुलाग्रजोऽपि विगतश्रीपुत्रदाराशनः

meṣe jūkanavāṃśake dinakare pāpekṣite nirdhanaḥ kanyārāśigate yadā bhṛgusute kanyāṃśake bhikṣukaḥ | nīcarkṣe tvatinīcabhāgasahite jāto divānāyake rājaśreṣṭhakulāgrajo'pi vigataśrīputradārāśanaḥ

When the Sun is in Aries in the navāṃśa of Libra (jūka) and aspected by malefics — ⟨the native is⟩ destitute. When Venus has gone to the sign Virgo and is in the navāṃśa of Virgo — a beggar. But when the Sun is born in its debilitation sign and set in the degree of deepest debilitation, then even one born the eldest in the foremost of royal houses is bereft of wealth, sons, wife and food.

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  • About this edition: jūka = tulā (Libra), the Greek loan-word; the e-text's क्न्यांशके is कन्यांशके. 'ati-nīca-bhāga' is the exact degree of deepest fall, not merely the debilitation sign — both are stated, and both are kept. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कन्यांशके भिक्षुकः । नीचर्क्षे त्वतिनीचभागसहिते; this sentence names क्न्यांशके, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मन्दाराहिसमन्वितेऽमरगुरौ शुक्रेन्दुपुत्रेक्षिते जातः शूद्रकलेवरोऽपि निखिलां विद्यामुपैति श्रियम् । तारानाथविकर्तनौ गदगतौ सौरेण संवीक्षितौ जातोऽसौ समुपैति नीचविहितोपायेन सञ्जीवनम्

mandārāhisamanvite'maragurau śukrenduputrekṣite jātaḥ śūdrakalevaro'pi nikhilāṃ vidyāmupaiti śriyam | tārānāthavikartanau gadagatau saureṇa saṃvīkṣitau jāto'sau samupaiti nīcavihitopāyena sañjīvanam

When Jupiter is joined with Saturn, Mars and Rāhu and aspected by Venus and Mercury, the native, though of śūdra body, attains learning entire and prosperity. ⟨When⟩ the Moon and the Sun stand in the sixth ⟨the house of disease⟩ and are aspected by Saturn, that native gets his livelihood by means such as low men devise.

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  • About this edition: गदगतौ: गद = disease, hence the 6th house; it can also be read simply as 'afflicted', and both senses are left open in the Hindi. The e-text's सप्तीवनम् is impossible; śārdūlavikrīḍita requires G-G-L-G at 16–19, which सञ्जीवनम् 'livelihood' satisfies exactly. Rendered on that restoration. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सञ्जीवनम्; this sentence names सप्तीवनम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

केन्द्रस्थे वा विलग्ने दिनकरतनये सौम्यखेटैरदृष्टे भूसूनोः कालहोरासमयजमनुजो भिक्षुको दासभूतः । सौम्यादृष्टेऽर्क्किदृष्टे शशिनि सरुधिरे मेषगे भिक्षुकः स्यादर्क्कीन्द्वर्क्कैः सकेन्द्रैर्जडतनुरधनश्चान्यभुक्ताशनः

kendrasthe vā vilagne dinakaratanaye saumyakheṭairadṛṣṭe bhūsūnoḥ kālahorāsamayajamanujo bhikṣuko dāsabhūtaḥ | saumyādṛṣṭe'rkkidṛṣṭe śaśini sarudhire meṣage bhikṣukaḥ syādarkkīndvarkkaiḥ sakendrairjaḍatanuradhanaścānyabhuktāśanaḥ

When Saturn is in a kendra or in the ascendant and unaspected by benefic grahas, a man born in the time of Mars's kāla-horā is a beggar and reduced to servitude. When the Moon, unaspected by benefics, aspected by Saturn and joined with Mars (rudhira), is in Aries — he becomes a beggar. With Saturn, the Moon and the Sun in kendras — ⟨he is⟩ dull of body, without wealth, and eats what others have eaten.

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  • About this edition: horā here is the HOUR (kāla-horā of Mars), not the ascendant. रुधिर 'blood' = Mars. अन्यभुक्ताशन is literally 'whose food is what others have eaten' — left at that weight.

मन्दे केन्द्रगते विलग्नगृहगे चन्द्रेऽन्त्यभे वाक्पतौ जातो भिक्षुक एव शोकजलधौ भग्नो विदेशं गतः । धर्मस्थानपतौ तु रिःफगृहगे पापग्रहे केन्द्रगे जातः पापरतः परान्नधनभुग् विद्याविहीनो भवेत्

mande kendragate vilagnagṛhage candre'ntyabhe vākpatau jāto bhikṣuka eva śokajaladhau bhagno videśaṃ gataḥ | dharmasthānapatau tu riḥphagṛhage pāpagrahe kendrage jātaḥ pāparataḥ parānnadhanabhug vidyāvihīno bhavet

When Saturn is in a kendra, the Moon in the sign of the ascendant, and Jupiter in the last house ⟨the 12th⟩ — the native is a beggar indeed, broken in an ocean of grief, gone to a foreign land. But when the lord of the ninth (dharma) is in the twelfth (riḥpha) and a malefic graha is in a kendra — the native becomes given to sin, feeding on the food and wealth of others, and devoid of learning.

जीवे राहुयुतेऽथवा शिखियुते पापेक्षिते नीचकृन् नीचे नीचसमीक्षिते सुरगुरौ विप्रोऽतिदुष्कर्मकृत् । निद्री चन्द्रविलग्नपौ सह दिवानाथेन मन्देक्षितौ प्रेष्यः स्यादशुभैः शुभग्रहदृशा हीनैश्च मानस्थितैः

jīve rāhuyute'thavā śikhiyute pāpekṣite nīcakṛn nīce nīcasamīkṣite suragurau vipro'tiduṣkarmakṛt | nidrī candravilagnapau saha divānāthena mandekṣitau preṣyaḥ syādaśubhaiḥ śubhagrahadṛśā hīnaiśca mānasthitaiḥ

When Jupiter is joined with Rāhu or with Ketu (śikhi) and aspected by malefics — ⟨the native⟩ does base deeds. When Jupiter is debilitated and aspected by a debilitated ⟨graha⟩ — ⟨though⟩ a brahmin, he is a doer of exceedingly wicked deeds. ⟨…⟩ the Moon and the lord of the ascendant, together with the Sun, aspected by Saturn — he becomes a servant (preṣya); ⟨so too⟩ when malefics standing in the tenth (māna) are destitute of the aspect of benefic grahas.

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  • About this edition: The word निद्री opening pāda 3 is corrupt and unmetrical (śārdūla needs two heavy syllables there; नि is light). It is left untranslated as ⟨…⟩ rather than guessed — नीचौ 'both debilitated' would scan, but that is conjecture. The rest of the pāda is sound. māna = the 10th house.

भाग्येशेऽन्त्यगते सहादरगतैः पापैर्व्ययेशेऽर्थगे दुर्भोजी परिबन्धनादिसहितो जातोऽन्यजायारतः । सर्वैर्नीचसपत्नभागसहितैः कर्मेतरस्थानगैर्विद्याबुद्धिकलत्रपुत्ररहितः कोपी सदा भैक्षकृत्

bhāgyeśe'ntyagate sahādaragataiḥ pāpairvyayeśe'rthage durbhojī paribandhanādisahito jāto'nyajāyārataḥ | sarvairnīcasapatnabhāgasahitaiḥ karmetarasthānagairvidyābuddhikalatraputrarahitaḥ kopī sadā bhaikṣakṛt

When the lord of the ninth (bhāgya) is in the twelfth, with malefics gone to the third (sahodara), and the lord of the twelfth is in the second (artha) — the native eats foul food, meets with bondage and the like, and lusts after other men's wives. When all ⟨the grahas⟩ are set in the navāṃśas of debilitation and of enemies and stand in houses other than the tenth (karma-itara) — he is without learning, without intelligence, without wife and sons, always wrathful, and forever living on alms.

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  • About this edition: सहादर = सहोदर, the 3rd. Pāda 3 as printed (…भागाहितैः कर्मेतस्थानगैः) is two syllables short of śārdūla and कर्मेत- is corrupt; read as कर्म-स्थान-गैः 'standing in the 10th', which is what the syntax requires. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भाग्येशेऽन्त्यगते सहादरगतैः पापैर्व्ययेशेऽर्थगे दुर्भोजी परिबन्धनादिसहितो जातोऽन्यजायारतः । सर्वैर्नीचसपत्नभागसहितैः कर्मेतरस्थानगैर्विद्याबुद्धिकलत्रपुत्ररहितः; this sentence names भागाहितैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नस्वामिनि रिःफगे तु वियति क्रूरे सचन्द्रे कुजे जातोऽसौ परदेशगः सुखधनत्यागी दरिद्रो भवेत् । होराजन्मपती न शोभनयुतावस्तंगतावन्त्यगे भाग्येशे यदि नष्टदारतनयो जातः कुलध्वंसकः

lagnasvāmini riḥphage tu viyati krūre sacandre kuje jāto'sau paradeśagaḥ sukhadhanatyāgī daridro bhavet | horājanmapatī na śobhanayutāvastaṃgatāvantyage bhāgyeśe yadi naṣṭadāratanayo jātaḥ kuladhvaṃsakaḥ

When the lord of the ascendant is in the twelfth (riḥpha), a malefic in the tenth (viyat, the sky), and Mars joined with the Moon — that native goes abroad, forsakes comfort and wealth, and becomes poor. If the lords of the horā ⟨the ascendant⟩ and of the birth sign are not joined with benefics and are combust, and the lord of the ninth is in the twelfth — then the native, his wife and sons destroyed, is a destroyer of his family.

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  • About this edition: horā here is the ASCENDANT (paired with the birth-sign lord), not the hour as in v.4. वियत् 'sky' = the 10th.

सौम्यासौम्ययुतेषु केन्द्रभवनेष्विन्दौ तनुस्वामिना दृष्टे मन्दनवांशके सति कुलध्वंसी विदारात्मजः । कामेबोधनशुक्रयोः सुतगृहे जीवे सुखस्थे शुभे पापे रन्ध्रगते च चन्द्रभवनाज्जाताः कुलध्वंसिनः

saumyāsaumyayuteṣu kendrabhavaneṣvindau tanusvāminā dṛṣṭe mandanavāṃśake sati kuladhvaṃsī vidārātmajaḥ | kāmebodhanaśukrayoḥ sutagṛhe jīve sukhasthe śubhe pāpe randhragate ca candrabhavanājjātāḥ kuladhvaṃsinaḥ

When the kendra houses are occupied by benefics and malefics ⟨alike⟩, and the Moon, aspected by the lord of the body ⟨the ascendant⟩, stands in Saturn's navāṃśa — ⟨the native is⟩ a destroyer of his family, bereft of wife and children. When Mercury and Venus are in the seventh (kāma), Jupiter in the fifth (suta), a benefic in the fourth (sukha), and a malefic gone to the eighth (randhra) — ⟨all reckoned⟩ from the Moon's sign — those so born are destroyers of their family.

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  • About this edition: केन्द्रभनेषु is केन्द्रभवनेषु — metre confirms it (the printed form leaves the pāda one syllable short). बोधन = बुध, Mercury. विदारात्मजः = वि-दार-आत्मज, 'bereft of wife and offspring'.

चरावसाने शशिनि स्थिरादौ द्विदेहमध्ये बलवर्जिते च । हीने विलग्ने यदि खेचरेन्द्रैर्विनाशमेति क्षितिपालयोगात्

carāvasāne śaśini sthirādau dvidehamadhye balavarjite ca | hīne vilagne yadi khecarendrairvināśameti kṣitipālayogāt

When the Moon is at the end of a movable sign, at the beginning of a fixed one, or in the middle of a two-bodied (dvideha) sign, and is devoid of strength; and when the ascendant is destitute of the chief sky-going ⟨grahas⟩ — ⟨the native⟩ comes to ruin, falling away from the yoga of kingship.

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  • About this edition: केचरेन्द्रैः = खेचरेन्द्रैः. The ablative क्षितिपालयोगात् is separative: the ruin is precisely a falling-away from the royal yoga, not ruin caused by it.

लग्नराशिनवभावनायका भानुशीतकरदेवपूजिताः । शत्रुभागसहिताः स्वनीचभस्वामिभांशसहिताः परानुगः

lagnarāśinavabhāvanāyakā bhānuśītakaradevapūjitāḥ | śatrubhāgasahitāḥ svanīcabhasvāmibhāṃśasahitāḥ parānugaḥ

⟨When⟩ the lords of the ascendant sign and of the ninth house, ⟨together with⟩ the Sun, the Moon and Jupiter, are set in the navāṃśas of enemies, or in the navāṃśa of the sign of the lord of their own debilitation — ⟨the native becomes⟩ a follower at another's heels.

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  • About this edition: देवपूजित = Jupiter (cf. भृगुदेवपूज्यौ in v.17, where the pair is Venus and Jupiter).

शशिनि गगनयाते कामगे दानवेज्ये नवमभवनयाते पापखेटे कुलघ्नः । भृगुजशशिजचन्द्राः केन्द्रगा जन्मलग्ने तमसि विहितकर्मध्वंसको नीचतुल्यः

śaśini gaganayāte kāmage dānavejye navamabhavanayāte pāpakheṭe kulaghnaḥ | bhṛgujaśaśijacandrāḥ kendragā janmalagne tamasi vihitakarmadhvaṃsako nīcatulyaḥ

When the Moon has gone to the tenth (gagana), Venus is in the seventh (kāma), and a malefic graha has gone to the ninth house — ⟨he is⟩ a slayer of his family. When Venus, Mercury and the Moon are in kendras and Rāhu (tamas) is in the birth ascendant — ⟨he is⟩ a destroyer of the rites enjoined ⟨on him⟩ and the equal of a base man.

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  • About this edition: गगनाते = गगनयाते; the mālinī metre confirms the restored syllable. dānavejya 'priest of the Danavas' = Venus; तमस् = Rāhu. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads गगनयाते कामगे दानवेज्ये नवमभवनयाते पापखेटे कुलघ्नः । भृगुजशशिजचन्द्राः केन्द्रगा जन्मलग्ने तमसि विहितकर्मध्वंसको; this sentence names गगनाते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नीचे भृगौ मन्दनवांशके वा दुःस्थानगे भानुसुतेक्षिते च । कामस्थिते शीतकरे सभानौ मात्रा सह प्रैष्यमुपैति नित्यम्

nīce bhṛgau mandanavāṃśake vā duḥsthānage bhānusutekṣite ca | kāmasthite śītakare sabhānau mātrā saha praiṣyamupaiti nityam

When Venus is debilitated, or in Saturn's navāṃśa, or gone to an evil house, and is aspected by Saturn; and the Moon, together with the Sun, is in the seventh (kāma) — ⟨the native⟩ comes always to servitude along with his mother.

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  • About this edition: mātrā saha 'along with his mother' is explicit in the mūla: the servitude is shared, and that is kept.

नीचे गुरौ वासरनायके वा केन्द्रस्थिते पापयुते शिशुघ्नः । केन्द्रे सपापे शुभदृष्टिहीने रन्ध्रे गुरौ गोमृगजातिहन्ता

nīce gurau vāsaranāyake vā kendrasthite pāpayute śiśughnaḥ | kendre sapāpe śubhadṛṣṭihīne randhre gurau gomṛgajātihantā

When Jupiter, or the Sun (lord of the day), being debilitated, stands in a kendra joined with a malefic — ⟨he is⟩ a slayer of children. When a kendra holds a malefic and is destitute of benefic aspect, and Jupiter is in the eighth (randhra) — ⟨he is⟩ a killer of the kinds that are cattle and deer.

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  • About this edition: वासर्नायके = वासरनायके. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वासरनायके; this sentence names वासर्नायके, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शशाङ्कसौम्यौ दशमोपयातौ पापेक्षितौ पापसमन्वितौ च । नीचांशगौ सौम्यदृशा विहीनौ जातस्तु नित्यं खलु पक्षिहन्ता

śaśāṅkasaumyau daśamopayātau pāpekṣitau pāpasamanvitau ca | nīcāṃśagau saumyadṛśā vihīnau jātastu nityaṃ khalu pakṣihantā

The Moon and Mercury gone to the tenth, aspected by malefics and joined with malefics, standing in navāṃśas of debilitation and destitute of benefic aspect — the native is assuredly and always a killer of birds.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य in śaśāṅkasaumyau is Mercury (the graha, paired with the Moon); in सौम्यदृशा of the same verse it is the benefic class. Both senses stand in one verse.

चन्द्रात्सुते लग्नपतौ धने वा सौम्येतरेष्वष्टमराशिगेषु । मानस्थिते शीतकरे तदानीं जातस्तु जीवत्यतिहेयवृत्त्या

candrātsute lagnapatau dhane vā saumyetareṣvaṣṭamarāśigeṣu | mānasthite śītakare tadānīṃ jātastu jīvatyatiheyavṛttyā

When the lord of the ascendant is in the fifth from the Moon, or in the second, when malefics occupy the eighth sign, and the Moon is in the tenth (māna) — then the native lives by a most contemptible occupation.

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  • About this edition: तदग्नी is corrupt; read तदानीम् 'then', which the syntax wants and which changes no astrological content. 'atiheyā vṛtti' is 'an occupation utterly to be despised' — not softened. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तदानीं; this sentence names तदग्नी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नीचारिभांशौ भृगुदेवपूज्यौ तदंशके वासरनाथपुत्रे । जातः सुदुःखःसुतदारहीनः कृच्छ्रेण संजीवति भाग्यहीनः

nīcāribhāṃśau bhṛgudevapūjyau tadaṃśake vāsaranāthaputre | jātaḥ suduḥkhaḥsutadārahīnaḥ kṛcchreṇa saṃjīvati bhāgyahīnaḥ

When Venus and Jupiter are in the navāṃśas of debilitation and of enemies, and Saturn (the son of the lord of day) is in the navāṃśa of those same ⟨signs⟩ — the native is deeply wretched, without sons and wife, and, luckless, keeps alive only with hardship.

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  • About this edition: कृच्छेण = कृच्छ्रेण. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कृच्छ्रेण; this sentence names कृच्छेण, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सर्वे पापाः केन्द्रनीचारिसंस्थाः सौम्यैर्दृष्टा रिःफरन्ध्रारियातैः । निघ्नन्त्येते राजयोगं ग्रहेन्द्रा नीचारातिक्रूरषष्ठ्यंशकाश्च

sarve pāpāḥ kendranīcārisaṃsthāḥ saumyairdṛṣṭā riḥpharandhrāriyātaiḥ | nighnantyete rājayogaṃ grahendrā nīcārātikrūraṣaṣṭhyaṃśakāśca

All the malefics placed in kendras, in debilitation or in enemies' ⟨signs⟩, and aspected by benefics that have gone to the twelfth, the eighth and the sixth — these lords among grahas destroy the rājayoga; and so do ⟨those in⟩ the ṣaṣṭyaṃśas of debilitation, of enemies and of the cruel.

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  • About this edition: ṣaṣṭhyaṃśaka = ṣaṣṭyaṃśa, the 1/60 division; kept as a named varga, not glossed away. सौम्यर्दृष्टा = सौम्यैरदृष्टा (un-aspected by benefics), not 'aspected by'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौम्यैर्दृष्टा रिःफरन्ध्रारियातैः । निघ्नन्त्येते राजयोगं; this sentence names सौम्यर्दृष्टा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

केन्द्रस्थिता मन्दनिशाकरार्काः शुभैरदृष्टा यदि मद्यपायी । क्रूरारिषष्ठ्यंशकनीचभागा दुष्कर्मयुक्तोऽन्यकलत्रगामी

kendrasthitā mandaniśākarārkāḥ śubhairadṛṣṭā yadi madyapāyī | krūrāriṣaṣṭhyaṃśakanīcabhāgā duṣkarmayukto'nyakalatragāmī

If Saturn, the Moon and the Sun stand in kendras and are unaspected by benefics — ⟨the native is⟩ a drinker of liquor. ⟨If they stand⟩ in the ṣaṣṭyaṃśas of the cruel and of enemies and in degrees of debilitation — ⟨he is⟩ yoked to evil deeds and goes to other men's wives.

नीचे भृगौ धर्मगते सपापे द्विजप्रहर्ता यदि पापदृष्टे । व्यये शुभर्क्षेऽर्कसुतांशकस्थे भृगौ च दासीवरनन्दनः स्यात्

nīce bhṛgau dharmagate sapāpe dvijaprahartā yadi pāpadṛṣṭe | vyaye śubharkṣe'rkasutāṃśakasthe bhṛgau ca dāsīvaranandanaḥ syāt

When Venus, debilitated, is in the ninth (dharma) with a malefic, and if it is aspected by a malefic — ⟨he is⟩ a striker of the twice-born. And when Venus is in the twelfth in a benefic's sign, standing in Saturn's navāṃśa — he will be the son of a serving-woman's husband.

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  • About this edition: dāsīvaranandana is two-way: 'son of the husband of a serving-woman' or 'son of a serving-woman's paramour' (वर = husband / suitor). The Hindi keeps वर so the ambiguity survives; the English had to choose one.

लग्नेशे बलवर्जिते परिभवस्थानाधिपेनेक्षिते सूर्योच्छिन्नकरे पुरन्दरगुरौ रेकाख्ययोगो भवेत् । बन्धुस्थानपसंयुतांशकपतौ तिग्मांशुलुप्तद्युतौ रिःफेशेन निरीक्षिते सति यदा योगस्तु रेकाह्वयः

lagneśe balavarjite paribhavasthānādhipenekṣite sūryocchinnakare purandaragurau rekākhyayogo bhavet | bandhusthānapasaṃyutāṃśakapatau tigmāṃśuluptadyutau riḥpheśena nirīkṣite sati yadā yogastu rekāhvayaḥ

When the lord of the ascendant is devoid of strength and aspected by the lord of the place of humiliation ⟨the sixth⟩, and Jupiter's rays are cut off by the Sun — the yoga named rekā arises. When the lord of the navāṃśa occupied by the lord of the fourth (bandhu) has its lustre swallowed by the fierce-rayed ⟨Sun⟩ and is aspected by the lord of the twelfth (riḥpha) — then too the yoga is the one called rekā.

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  • About this edition: परिभवस्थान 'place of defeat/humiliation' = the 6th. रेकाडयः is corrupt; the parallel phrases in vv.21b, 22 and 23 (रेकाख्य, रेकभाक्, रेकाभिधान) fix the sense as 'called rekā' (रेकाह्वयः). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सूर्योच्छिन्नकरे पुरन्दरगुरौ रेकाख्ययोगो भवेत् । बन्धुस्थानपसंयुतांशकपतौ तिग्मांशुलुप्तद्युतौ रिःफेशेन निरीक्षिते सति यदा योगस्तु रेकाह्वयः; this sentence names रेकाडयः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

षष्ठस्वामिनिरीक्षिते सुखपतौ रन्ध्रेशयुक्ते तथा मानेशे सुतगे विलग्नरमणे नीचं गते रेकभाक् । रन्ध्रारिव्ययराशिगा यदि शुभाः केन्द्रत्रिकोणोपगाः पापा लाभगृहाधिपे च विबले रेकाभिशस्तो भवेत्

ṣaṣṭhasvāminirīkṣite sukhapatau randhreśayukte tathā māneśe sutage vilagnaramaṇe nīcaṃ gate rekabhāk | randhrārivyayarāśigā yadi śubhāḥ kendratrikoṇopagāḥ pāpā lābhagṛhādhipe ca vibale rekābhiśasto bhavet

When the lord of the fourth (sukha) is aspected by the lord of the sixth and joined with the lord of the eighth (randhra); and likewise when the lord of the tenth (māna) is in the fifth (suta) and the lord of the ascendant has gone to debilitation — ⟨the native⟩ has his share of rekā. If benefics occupy the signs of the eighth, the sixth and the twelfth, malefics occupy kendras and trikoṇas, and the lord of the house of gain ⟨the eleventh⟩ is weak — he becomes one branded with rekā.

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  • About this edition: विलग्नरमण 'the ascendant's lover/lord' = the lagna lord. rekābhiśasta is 'accursed, branded' — sharper than 'afflicted', and kept sharp.

होरेशः खलसंयुतः सित गुरू चास्तं गतौ तद्वदेद् बन्धुस्थानपतिः शुभेतरयुतश्चास्तं गतो रेकदः । भाग्यस्थानपतौ विकर्तनकरच्छन्ने विलग्नाधिपे नीचस्थे धनपे च नीचगृहगे रेकाभिधानो भवेत्

horeśaḥ khalasaṃyutaḥ sita gurū cāstaṃ gatau tadvaded bandhusthānapatiḥ śubhetarayutaścāstaṃ gato rekadaḥ | bhāgyasthānapatau vikartanakaracchanne vilagnādhipe nīcasthe dhanape ca nīcagṛhage rekābhidhāno bhavet

The lord of the horā ⟨the ascendant⟩ joined with a malefic, and Venus and Jupiter both combust — one should declare the same ⟨rekā⟩. The lord of the fourth house, joined with a malefic and combust, is a giver of rekā. When the lord of the ninth is covered by the Sun's rays, the lord of the ascendant stands in debilitation, and the lord of wealth ⟨the second⟩ is in a debilitation sign — the ⟨yoga⟩ named rekā arises.

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  • About this edition: होरशः = होरेशः; छत्ने = छन्ने; सित गुरु = सितगुरू (dual). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads होरेशः खलसंयुतः सित गुरू चास्तं गतौ तद्वदेद् बन्धुस्थानपतिः शुभेतरयुतश्चास्तं गतो रेकदः । भाग्यस्थानपतौ विकर्तनकरच्छन्ने; this sentence names होरशः and छत्ने, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नीचस्था यदि वा दिनेशकिरणच्छन्नास्त्रयो लग्नपे दुष्टस्थानगतेऽथवा गतबले योगस्तु रेकप्रदः । होरावित्तनवास्पदायसुखधीकामानुजस्थाः खलास्तस्यायुर्नवभागरेकफलदा नीचारिपापेक्षिताः

nīcasthā yadi vā dineśakiraṇacchannāstrayo lagnape duṣṭasthānagate'thavā gatabale yogastu rekapradaḥ | horāvittanavāspadāyasukhadhīkāmānujasthāḥ khalāstasyāyurnavabhāgarekaphaladā nīcāripāpekṣitāḥ

If three ⟨grahas⟩ are debilitated or hidden by the Sun's rays, and the lord of the ascendant has gone to an evil house or has lost its strength — the yoga is one that yields rekā. Malefics standing in the horā ⟨the 1st⟩, in wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩, in the ninth, in the station ⟨the 10th⟩, in gain ⟨the 11th⟩, in comfort ⟨the 4th⟩, in thought ⟨the 5th⟩, in desire ⟨the 7th⟩ and in the younger brother's ⟨house, the 3rd⟩ — debilitated, in enemies' ⟨signs⟩, or aspected by malefics — give the fruit of rekā ⟨through⟩ the navāṃśa of his āyus ⟨the 8th⟩.

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  • About this edition: The eight-house list is given by name, and each name is carried with its number so the list is checkable: horā 1, vitta 2, nava 9, āspada 10, āya 11, sukha 4, dhī 5, kāma 7. Pāda 3 as printed is one syllable short of śārdūla, so the list may have lost a member; pāda 4 scans perfectly and is sound. āyur-navabhāga is read as the navāṃśa of the 8th (āyus).

एकद्विकत्रिकखलद्युचरा नराणां कल्पस्वविक्रमगताः परतस्तथैव । आदौ तु मध्यवयसि क्रमशस्तदन्त्ये रेकप्रदाः रिपुखलग्रहनीचदृष्टाः

ekadvikatrikakhaladyucarā narāṇāṃ kalpasvavikramagatāḥ paratastathaiva | ādau tu madhyavayasi kramaśastadantye rekapradāḥ ripukhalagrahanīcadṛṣṭāḥ

Malefic sky-goers (khala-dyucara), one, two or three, gone to the 1st (kalpa), the 2nd (sva) and the 3rd (vikrama), and likewise beyond, give rekā to men in turn — at the beginning ⟨of life⟩, in middle age, and at its end — ⟨when⟩ aspected by enemy grahas, malefic grahas and debilitated ones.

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  • About this edition: THE MOST DAMAGED VERSE IN THE UNIT. Pādas 1–2 are corrupt: स्वलद्यचरा (read as स्थल-द्युचराः 'sky-goers in the places') and कल्पेस्वेविक्रमगताः (read as कल्पेषु … क्रमगताः) do not scan as vasantatilakā, and रिपुस्वलग्नहनीचदृष्टाः has an unattachable ह. The rendering follows the surviving akṣaras and the plain arithmetic of the second half (early / middle / late life); the first half's exact wording is NOT recoverable from this e-text and should be checked against a printed exemplar before the verse is relied on. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads एकद्विकत्रिकखलद्युचरा नराणां कल्पस्वविक्रमगताः परतस्तथैव । आदौ तु मध्यवयसि क्रमशस्तदन्त्ये रेकप्रदाः रिपुखलग्रहनीचदृष्टाः; this sentence names रिपुस्वलग्नहनीचदृष्टाः and कल्पेस्वेविक्रमगताः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

निर्विद्यो विधनो दरिद्रसहितो रेकोद्भवः कामुकः क्रोधी दुःखितमानसो रुचिकरः सौभाग्यहीनः पटुः । भिक्षाशी मलिनो विवादनिरतो मात्सर्यरोपान्वितो देवब्राह्मणदूषकः प्रतिदिनं दारात्मजैर्निन्दितः

nirvidyo vidhano daridrasahito rekodbhavaḥ kāmukaḥ krodhī duḥkhitamānaso rucikaraḥ saubhāgyahīnaḥ paṭuḥ | bhikṣāśī malino vivādanirato mātsaryaropānvito devabrāhmaṇadūṣakaḥ pratidinaṃ dārātmajairninditaḥ

One born of rekā is without learning, without wealth, attended by poverty, lustful, wrathful, sorrowful in mind, pleasing ⟨to look on⟩, destitute of good fortune, ⟨yet⟩ shrewd; an eater of alms, filthy, given to quarrels, filled with envy and rage, a defiler of gods and brahmins, and reproached day after day by his wife and sons.

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  • About this edition: रुचिकरः sits oddly in a list of defects and may be corrupt; rendered literally rather than converted into a defect. मात्सर्यरोप- read as मात्सर्यरोष- (envy and rage).

दुष्टात्मा कुनखी कुमार्गनिरतो दौर्भाग्ययोगान्वितो बन्धूनामपकारदूषणपरः स्वल्पायुराभिक्षुकः । मूकोऽन्धो बधिरः प्रमत्तहृदयः कामातुरो रोषवान् पङ्गुर्नेत्रविकारभावसहितो रेकोद्भवः स्यान्नरः

duṣṭātmā kunakhī kumārganirato daurbhāgyayogānvito bandhūnāmapakāradūṣaṇaparaḥ svalpāyurābhikṣukaḥ | mūko'ndho badhiraḥ pramattahṛdayaḥ kāmāturo roṣavān paṅgurnetravikārabhāvasahito rekodbhavaḥ syānnaraḥ

Evil-souled, with diseased nails, addicted to evil ways, endowed with luckless yogas, intent on the injury and defamation of his own kinsmen, short-lived (svalpāyus), a beggar; dumb, blind, deaf, of heedless heart, tormented by lust, full of rage, lame, and beset with disorders of the eyes — such is the man born of rekā.

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  • About this edition: The śārdūla scansion of pāda 3 is perfect once प्रमत्तह्वद्यः is read प्रमत्तहृदयः and कामाहुरो is read कामातुरो, so those two are restorations, not guesses; मृको = मूको. स्वल्पाधुरा in pāda 2 is left untranslated — it scans, so a syllable is not simply missing, but no reading of it is defensible. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुमार्गनिरतो दौर्भाग्ययोगान्वितो बन्धूनामपकारदूषणपरः स्वल्पायुराभिक्षुकः । मूकोऽन्धो बधिरः प्रमत्तहृदयः कामातुरो रोषवान्; this sentence names प्रमत्तह्वद्यः and स्वल्पाधुरा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भाग्येश्वरादतिबलो निधनेश्वरो वा लग्नाधिपस्त्रिदशनाथगुरुर्यदि स्यात् । केन्द्राद्वहिर्दिनकरस्य कराभितप्तो लाभाधिपो यदि विहीनबलो दरिद्रः

bhāgyeśvarādatibalo nidhaneśvaro vā lagnādhipastridaśanāthagururyadi syāt | kendrādvahirdinakarasya karābhitapto lābhādhipo yadi vihīnabalo daridraḥ

If the lord of the eighth is stronger than the lord of the ninth, or if the preceptor of the lord of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩ is lord of the ascendant; and if the lord of gain ⟨the eleventh⟩ is outside a kendra, scorched by the Sun's rays and destitute of strength — ⟨the man is⟩ poor.

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  • About this edition: 'bhāgyeśvarād atibalo nidhaneśvaro' is a comparative with the ablative: the 8th lord stronger THAN the 9th lord. केन्द्राद्वहि = केन्द्राद्बहिः; करामितप्तो = कराभितप्तो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads केन्द्राद्वहिर्दिनकरस्य कराभितप्तो; this sentence names करामितप्तो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लाभारिव्ययरन्ध्रपुत्रगृहगा जीवारमन्देन्दुजा नीचस्थानगता यदा रविकरच्छन्नास्तदा भिक्षुकः । भाग्यस्थानगतो दिनेशतनयः सौम्येतरैरीक्षितो लग्नस्थः शशिनन्दनो रवियुतो नीचांशगो भिक्षुक

lābhārivyayarandhraputragṛhagā jīvāramandendujā nīcasthānagatā yadā ravikaracchannāstadā bhikṣukaḥ | bhāgyasthānagato dineśatanayaḥ saumyetarairīkṣito lagnasthaḥ śaśinandano raviyuto nīcāṃśago bhikṣuka

When Jupiter, Mars, Saturn and Mercury occupy the houses of gain ⟨11th⟩, of enemies ⟨6th⟩, of loss ⟨12th⟩, the eighth (randhra) and of sons ⟨5th⟩, and are gone to places of debilitation or hidden by the Sun's rays — then ⟨the native is⟩ a beggar. Saturn gone to the ninth (bhāgya) and aspected by malefics; ⟨or⟩ Mercury in the ascendant, joined with the Sun and standing in a navāṃśa of debilitation — ⟨he is⟩ a beggar.

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  • About this edition: Four grahas are named against five houses; the mūla does not pair them one-to-one, and the rendering does not invent a pairing.

जीवज्ञशुक्ररविनन्दनभूमिपुत्रा रन्ध्रारिरिःफसुतकर्मगता यदि स्यात् । लग्नेश्वरादतिबली व्ययभावनाथो नीचस्थितो रविकराभिहितो दरिद्रः

jīvajñaśukraravinandanabhūmiputrā randhrāririḥphasutakarmagatā yadi syāt | lagneśvarādatibalī vyayabhāvanātho nīcasthito ravikarābhihito daridraḥ

If Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, Saturn and Mars are placed in the eighth (randhra), the sixth (ari), the twelfth (riḥpha), the fifth (suta) and the tenth (karma); and if the lord of the twelfth house is stronger than the lord of the ascendant, stands in debilitation and is struck by the Sun's rays — ⟨the man is⟩ poor.

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  • About this edition: सुर 'the gods' is not a standard house-name; it is taken as the 9th (dharma, the house of the gods and the guru), which the five-graha / five-house count supports, but it is the one uncertain member of the list. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रन्ध्रारिरिःफसुतकर्मगता; this sentence names सुर, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्रार्यद्विजराजभूमितनया नीचस्थिता जन्मनि व्योमाये नवमे कलत्रतनये जातो दरिद्रो भवेत् । लग्ने दानवपूजितेऽमरगुरौ पुत्रे धरानन्दने लाभे रात्रिकरे तृतीयभवने नीचं गते भिक्षुकः

śukrāryadvijarājabhūmitanayā nīcasthitā janmani vyomāye navame kalatratanaye jāto daridro bhavet | lagne dānavapūjite'maragurau putre dharānandane lābhe rātrikare tṛtīyabhavane nīcaṃ gate bhikṣukaḥ

⟨When⟩ Venus, Jupiter, the Moon and Mars stand debilitated at birth — in the lagna, or in the 10th, the 11th, the 9th, the 7th or the 5th — the one born will be poor. ⟨When⟩ Venus is in the lagna, Jupiter in the 5th, Mars in the 11th (lābha), and the Moon debilitated in the 3rd house, ⟨he is⟩ a beggar.

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  • About this edition: The four grahas of the first half are named by epithet: śukra (Venus), ārya (Jupiter), dvijarāja (the Moon), bhūmi-tanaya (Mars); the second half names the same four by different epithets (dānava-pūjita, amara-guru, rātri-kara, dharā-nandana), which is what fixes ārya = Jupiter here.

लग्ने चरे चरनवांशगतेऽसितेन दृष्टे च नीचगुरुणा यदि भिक्षुकः स्यात् । जातो विनाऽमरपुरोहितलग्नराशिं जीवे रिपुव्ययगते तु भवेद्दरिद्रः

lagne care caranavāṃśagate'sitena dṛṣṭe ca nīcaguruṇā yadi bhikṣukaḥ syāt | jāto vinā'marapurohitalagnarāśiṃ jīve ripuvyayagate tu bhaveddaridraḥ

If the lagna is a movable sign and has gone to a movable navāṃśa, and is aspected by Saturn (asita) and by a debilitated Jupiter, ⟨the native⟩ will be a beggar. One born with the lagna-rāśi devoid of Jupiter, and with Jupiter gone to the 6th or the 12th, becomes poor.

जातः स्थिरे लग्नगते तु पापाः केन्द्रत्रिकोणोपगताश्च सर्वे । केन्द्राद्वहिःस्थानगतास्तु सौम्या भिक्षाशनः स्यात्परपोषितश्च

jātaḥ sthire lagnagate tu pāpāḥ kendratrikoṇopagatāśca sarve | kendrādvahiḥsthānagatāstu saumyā bhikṣāśanaḥ syātparapoṣitaśca

One born when a fixed sign occupies the lagna, and all the malefics have gone to the kendras and the trikoṇas, while the benefics stand in the places outside the kendras — he eats of alms and is fed by others.

चरे विलग्ने निशि सौम्यखेटास्त्रिकोणकेन्द्रोपगता नवीर्याः । खलग्रहाः केन्द्रबहिःस्थिताश्चेद् भिक्षाशनं नित्यमुपैति जातः

care vilagne niśi saumyakheṭāstrikoṇakendropagatā navīryāḥ | khalagrahāḥ kendrabahiḥsthitāśced bhikṣāśanaṃ nityamupaiti jātaḥ

⟨With⟩ a movable sign for the ascendant, ⟨born⟩ by night, if the benefic grahas that have gone to the trikoṇas and kendras are without strength, and the malefic grahas (khala-grahāḥ) stand outside the kendras, the one born comes perpetually to eating of alms.

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  • About this edition: svalagnahāḥ in the e-text is doubtful; it is read here as sva-lagna-hāḥ, 'having quit their own lagna'. The clause order of the second half (benefics both in and outside the kendras) is internally inconsistent as printed and this e-text's own header says it needs proofreading; the run of verses 33–34 makes the intended sense — weak benefics away from the kendras — clear enough to render, but the exact reading is not. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौम्यखेटास्त्रिकोणकेन्द्रोपगता नवीर्याः । खलग्रहाः; this sentence names svalagnahāḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापा नीचस्थानगाः पापकर्मा, सौम्या नीचस्थानगा गूढपापः । जीवे नीचस्थानगे कर्मराशौ, नीचे भौमे नन्दनस्थे तथैव

pāpā nīcasthānagāḥ pāpakarmā, saumyā nīcasthānagā gūḍhapāpaḥ | jīve nīcasthānage karmarāśau, nīce bhaume nandanasthe tathaiva

Malefics gone to their places of debilitation ⟨make him⟩ a doer of evil deeds; benefics gone to their places of debilitation ⟨make him⟩ a concealed sinner. ⟨So too⟩ when Jupiter is debilitated in the rāśi of karma ⟨the 10th⟩, and likewise when Mars is debilitated and stands in the 5th (nandana).

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  • About this edition: The last pāda's मन्दनस्थे is corrupt: it scans (man-da-nas-the) but is not a word. It plainly contains manda (Saturn); the rendering supplies no more than that, and 'thus placed' marks the gap rather than filling it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नन्दनस्थे; this sentence names मन्दनस्थे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नीचांशगस्तुङ्गगृहोपयाता जातस्य नीचं फलमाशु दद्युः । नीचङ्गतास्तुङ्गनवांशकस्थाः सौम्यं फलं व्योमचराः प्रकुर्युः

nīcāṃśagastuṅgagṛhopayātā jātasya nīcaṃ phalamāśu dadyuḥ | nīcaṅgatāstuṅganavāṃśakasthāḥ saumyaṃ phalaṃ vyomacarāḥ prakuryuḥ

⟨Grahas⟩ that have reached their sign of exaltation but occupy a navāṃśa of debilitation give the native the debilitated result at once; ⟨grahas⟩ gone to debilitation but standing in a navāṃśa of exaltation — those sky-goers produce the benign result.

निर्भाग्यो विकलेन्द्रियो विषमधीर्दारात्मजैर्निन्दितो भिक्षाशी विषमस्थितो विषमवाक् शिश्नोदरे तत्परः । अन्यायार्जनतत्परस्त्वनुदिनं मात्सर्यवाक् कण्टकी नित्यं स्यात्परदारसक्तहृदयो नीचोऽन्धमूको जडः

nirbhāgyo vikalendriyo viṣamadhīrdārātmajairnindito bhikṣāśī viṣamasthito viṣamavāk śiśnodare tatparaḥ | anyāyārjanatatparastvanudinaṃ mātsaryavāk kaṇṭakī nityaṃ syātparadārasaktahṛdayo nīco'ndhamūko jaḍaḥ

⟨He is⟩ luckless, maimed in his organs, crooked of mind, reviled by wife and children, an eater of alms, unsteady in his station, harsh of speech, intent on the genitals and the belly; day after day bent on unjust gain, envious in his talk, a thorn ⟨to others⟩, his heart forever fastened on other men's wives — base, blind, mute and dull.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's विलएन्द्रयो is not a word; in a list of bodily and moral defects it is read as vikalendriyaḥ, 'maimed in his organs/senses'. Other printer's slips rendered as read: विषमढीः for viṣama-dhīḥ, शिश्रोदरे for śiśnodare, नित्यं त्यात् for nityaṃ syāt. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विकलेन्द्रियो विषमधीर्दारात्मजैर्निन्दितो भिक्षाशी विषमस्थितो विषमवाक् शिश्नोदरे तत्परः । अन्यायार्जनतत्परस्त्वनुदिनं मात्सर्यवाक् कण्टकी नित्यं स्यात्परदारसक्तहृदयो; this sentence names विलएन्द्रयो and शिश्रोदरे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दारिद्रयोगे कलहप्रियः स्यात् कुष्ठी परेषां हितहृत् कृतघ्नः । वाचालको भूसुरभक्तिहीनः कुदारयुक्तः कुनखी च जातः

dāridrayoge kalahapriyaḥ syāt kuṣṭhī pareṣāṃ hitahṛt kṛtaghnaḥ | vācālako bhūsurabhaktihīnaḥ kudārayuktaḥ kunakhī ca jātaḥ

In a yoga of poverty ⟨the native⟩ will be fond of quarrel, leprous, one who robs others of their welfare (hita-hṛt), ungrateful, a chatterer, devoid of devotion to the brāhmaṇas (bhū-sura, 'gods on earth'), yoked to a bad wife, and of diseased nails.

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  • About this edition: Two words are corrupt and both are unmetrical in the Upajāti pāda. हिरह्वत् (between pareṣāṃ and kṛtaghnaḥ) cannot be recovered and is left as a marked gap. कुनस्वी is unmetrical where कुनखी (⏑⏑–, 'having diseased nails' — a standard defect-term in this literature) scans exactly; rendered on that reading and flagged. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुष्ठी परेषां हितहृत् कृतघ्नः । वाचालको भूसुरभक्तिहीनः कुदारयुक्तः कुनखी; this sentence names हिरह्वत् and कुनस्वी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

माने रवौ मन्मथगे निशीशे गेहे शनौ सोदरगे धराजे । लग्ने चरे देवगुरौ धनस्थे जातो निशायां परकार्यकृत्स्यात्

māne ravau manmathage niśīśe gehe śanau sodarage dharāje | lagne care devagurau dhanasthe jāto niśāyāṃ parakāryakṛtsyāt

⟨When⟩ the Sun is in the 10th (māna), the Moon in the 7th (manmatha), Saturn in the 4th (geha), Mars in the 3rd (sodara), the lagna a movable sign and Jupiter in the 2nd (dhana), one born by night becomes a doer of other men's work.

धर्मे भृगौ कामगते मृगाङ्के वाचस्पतौ वित्तविलग्नपे वा । रन्ध्रस्थिते भूतनये च कीर्त्या लग्ने स्थिरे प्रेष्यभवा भवन्ति

dharme bhṛgau kāmagate mṛgāṅke vācaspatau vittavilagnape vā | randhrasthite bhūtanaye ca kīrtyā lagne sthire preṣyabhavā bhavanti

⟨With⟩ Venus in the 9th (dharma), the Moon in the 7th (kāma), Jupiter as lord of the 2nd or of the lagna, Mars standing in the 8th (randhra), and a fixed sign for the lagna — they are born to servitude, ⟨so⟩ it is declared.

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  • About this edition: च कीर्त्या in the third pāda is unclear: an instrumental where the surrounding words are locatives. It is taken adverbially, 'it is declared/reported', which is the only construction the case allows; it is not read as a house-name.

प्रेष्यश्चरोदयपतौ निशि सन्धियाते केन्द्रस्थिते यदि खलद्युचरे तु जातः मन्देन्दुजीवभृगुजा दिवि केन्द्रकोणे सन्धिस्थिताः स्थिरविलग्नयुते तथा स्यात् । ऐरावतांशेन्द्रगुरौ ससन्धौ शीतद्युतौ चोत्तमवर्गयुक्ते । केन्द्राद् वहिःस्थे निशि कृष्णपक्षे शुक्रे विलग्ने परकर्मजीवी

preṣyaścarodayapatau niśi sandhiyāte kendrasthite yadi khaladyucare tu jātaḥ mandendujīvabhṛgujā divi kendrakoṇe sandhisthitāḥ sthiravilagnayute tathā syāt | airāvatāṃśendragurau sasandhau śītadyutau cottamavargayukte | kendrād vahiḥsthe niśi kṛṣṇapakṣe śukre vilagne parakarmajīvī

⟨One is⟩ a servant when the lord of a movable ascendant, ⟨at a birth⟩ by night, has gone to a rāśi-junction (sandhi) and a malefic graha (khala-dyucara) stands in a kendra. Likewise it will be when Saturn, the Moon, Jupiter and Venus, ⟨at a birth⟩ by day, stand at junctions in a kendra or a trikoṇa, with a fixed sign joined to the lagna. So too when Jupiter is at a junction in the Airāvata aṃśa ⟨reading uncertain⟩ and the Moon is joined to an excellent varga; and when, by night in the dark fortnight, ⟨the Moon⟩ stands outside a kendra and Venus is in the lagna — he lives by another's work.

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  • About this edition: This entry is not one verse: the e-text has run together what its own metre shows to be two or three (an Indravajrā group, then two more), and it carries an unreadable stretch, प्खलद्युच, in the first of them. That span is marked as a gap and not guessed. ऐरावतांश is rendered as printed; it is not a standard varga name and may be corrupt. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads खलद्युचरे; this sentence names प्खलद्युच, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: RENUMBERED 42 → 41 on 2026-09-09, text untouched. Two independent printings number this verse ४१ — the Chowkhambā 1953 and the Ojha Saurabha — and both put a DIFFERENT verse at ४२ (ऐरावतांशेन्द्रगुरौ ससन्धौ…), which our file did not have at all. Our number was one too high because the verse at 42 was missing and the e-text carried the following number forward. No claim in this repository cited 6.41 or 6.42, which is why the correction is safe to make.
6.42a reading here is contested

ऐरावतांशेन्द्रगुरौ ससन्धौ शीतद्युतौ चोत्तमवर्गयुक्ते। केन्द्राद् बहिःस्थे निशि कृष्णपक्षे शुक्रे विलग्ने परकर्मजीवी॥४२॥

airāvatāṃśendragurau sasandhau śītadyutau cottamavargayukte| kendrād bahiḥsthe niśi kṛṣṇapakṣe śukre vilagne parakarmajīvī||42||

When Jupiter stands at a junction in the Airāvata portion, and the cool-rayed Moon, though joined to an excellent varga, stands outside the angles — a birth by night in the dark fortnight with Venus in the ascendant makes a man who lives by another's work.

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  • About this edition: The section is headed प्रेष्ययोगाः.
  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM A PRINTING WE ALREADY HELD AND HAD NEVER SEARCHED. Chowkhambā 1953, Chaudhary–Pāṇḍeya — hunt-2026-09-08/jataka-parijata/chowkhamba-1953-chaudhary-pandeya_djvu.txt and Ojha, Jātakapārijāta-saurabha part 1/2 — hunt-2026-09-08/jataka-parijata/ojha-saurabha-part{1,2}_djvu.txt — both print it whole and both number it ॥४२॥, immediately after प्रेष्यश्चरोदयपतौ ॥४१॥ and before प्रेष्यो भवेदरि… ॥४३॥, which we already hold.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: this text is ingested from a sanskritdocuments e-text, and the verse is simply not in it. Seven other printings sit beside that e-text on disk with OCR; none had been searched for the missing verses until now.
  • Where the Sanskrit is open: ⚠ ऐरावतांश is recorded as printed and not resolved. It names a portion of the zodiac by the elephant Airāvata, but which division — a navāṃśa, a dvādaśāṃśa, or one of the named aṃśas of a larger scheme — the verse does not say and the section gives no key. The claim (a servile livelihood) is not in doubt; the technical referent is.

प्रेष्यो भवेदरिसुखास्पदसन्धियाता भूपुत्रदेवगुरुवासरनायकाश्चेत् । पापांशके शशिनि शोभनराशियुक्ते जीवे विलग्नपयुतेपरकार्यकृत्स्यात्

preṣyo bhavedarisukhāspadasandhiyātā bhūputradevaguruvāsaranāyakāścet | pāpāṃśake śaśini śobhanarāśiyukte jīve vilagnapayuteparakāryakṛtsyāt

He becomes a servant if Mars, Jupiter and the Sun (vāsara-nāyaka) have gone to the junctions of the 6th (ari), the 4th (sukha) and the 10th (āspada). When the Moon, though set in a fine rāśi, is in a malefic's navāṃśa, and Jupiter is joined with the lord of the lagna, he becomes a doer of another's work.

मृगाननस्थे पुरुहूतवन्द्ये सपत्नभावाष्टमरिःफराशौ । रसातलस्थे हिमगौ विलग्नाज्जातः परप्रेष्यमुपैति नित्यम्

mṛgānanasthe puruhūtavandye sapatnabhāvāṣṭamariḥpharāśau | rasātalasthe himagau vilagnājjātaḥ parapreṣyamupaiti nityam

⟨When⟩ Jupiter (revered by Indra) stands in Makara ⟨Capricorn⟩ and in the rāśi of the 6th, the 8th or the 12th (riḥpha), and the Moon stands in the 4th (rasātala) from the lagna, the one born comes perpetually to servitude under others.

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  • About this edition: rasātala is rendered as the 4th house per the corpus glossary, not as 'the netherworld'.

पापात्मा कलहप्रियः कठिनवाक् भूदेवतादूषको विद्याभाग्यविहीनदुष्टरसिको मात्सर्यकोपान्वितः । मिथ्यावादविनोदवञ्चनरतः शिश्नोदरे तत्परः कारुण्यास्थिरमानभङ्गिचतुरो योगे परप्रेष्यके

pāpātmā kalahapriyaḥ kaṭhinavāk bhūdevatādūṣako vidyābhāgyavihīnaduṣṭarasiko mātsaryakopānvitaḥ | mithyāvādavinodavañcanarataḥ śiśnodare tatparaḥ kāruṇyāsthiramānabhaṅgicaturo yoge parapreṣyake

In the yoga of servitude to others ⟨the native is⟩: of sinful soul, fond of quarrel, harsh of speech, a reviler of the brāhmaṇas (bhū-devatā, 'gods on earth'), stripped of learning and of fortune, relishing what is depraved, filled with envy and anger; addicted to lying, idle amusement and cheating, intent on the genitals and the belly, unsteady in compassion, and adept at breaking another's honour.

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  • About this edition: काठिनवाह् is read as kaṭhina-vāk, 'harsh of speech'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कठिनवाक्; this sentence names काठिनवाह्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मेषे वृषे चापधरे विलग्ने विकारदन्तो यदि पापदृष्टे । मन्दे मदस्थेऽहियुते कुजे वा बलैर्विहीनेऽङ्गविहीनवान् स्यात्

meṣe vṛṣe cāpadhare vilagne vikāradanto yadi pāpadṛṣṭe | mande madasthe'hiyute kuje vā balairvihīne'ṅgavihīnavān syāt

⟨With⟩ Meṣa, Vṛṣa or Dhanus (cāpa-dhara, 'the bow-bearer') as the ascendant, if aspected by malefics, ⟨the native has⟩ deformed teeth. When Saturn stands in the 7th (mada) joined with Rāhu (ahi), or Mars is bereft of strengths, he will be lacking in limb.

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  • About this edition: mande mandasthe is taken as Saturn in Saturn's own place; the compressed phrase could also be read as Saturn in the 12th, and the e-text gives no help.

लग्नाद्दशमगश्चन्द्रः सप्तमस्थो धरासुतः । द्वितीयस्थानगो भानुरङ्गहीनो भवेन्नरः

lagnāddaśamagaścandraḥ saptamastho dharāsutaḥ | dvitīyasthānago bhānuraṅgahīno bhavennaraḥ

The Moon in the 10th from the lagna, Mars in the 7th, the Sun standing in the 2nd — the man will be lacking in limb.

त्रिकोणगे ज्ञे विबलैस्ततोऽपरैर्मुखाङ्घ्रिहस्तैर्द्विगुणैस्तदा भवेत् । अवाग्गवीन्दावशुभैर्भसन्धिगैः शुभेक्षिते चेत् कुरुते गिरं चिरात्

trikoṇage jñe vibalaistato'parairmukhāṅghrihastairdviguṇaistadā bhavet | avāggavīndāvaśubhairbhasandhigaiḥ śubhekṣite cet kurute giraṃ cirāt

⟨With⟩ Mercury in a trikoṇa and the rest ⟨of the grahas⟩ weak, ⟨the native⟩ then comes to have mouth, feet and hands doubled. ⟨He is⟩ mute when the Sun and the Moon ⟨stand⟩ with malefics at the junctions of the asterisms (bha-sandhi); if aspected by a benefic, he brings forth speech ⟨only⟩ after long delay.

सौम्यर्क्षांशे रविजरुधिरौ चेत् सदन्तोऽत्र जातः कुब्जः स्वर्क्षे शशिनि तनुगे मन्दमाहेयदृष्टे । पङ्गुर्मीने यमशशिकुजैर्वीक्षिते लग्नसंस्थे सन्धौ पापे शशिनि च जडः स्यान्न चेत्सौम्यदृष्टिः

saumyarkṣāṃśe ravijarudhirau cet sadanto'tra jātaḥ kubjaḥ svarkṣe śaśini tanuge mandamāheyadṛṣṭe | paṅgurmīne yamaśaśikujairvīkṣite lagnasaṃsthe sandhau pāpe śaśini ca jaḍaḥ syānna cetsaumyadṛṣṭiḥ

If Saturn and Mars (rudhira, 'the red one') are in Mercury's rāśi and aṃśa, the one born here is born with teeth. ⟨He is⟩ hunchbacked when the Moon in its own sign occupies the lagna (tanu) and is aspected by Saturn and Mars. ⟨He is⟩ lame when Mīna stands as the lagna aspected by Saturn (yama), the Moon and Mars. And he will be an idiot when a malefic and the Moon are at a junction, if there is no benefic aspect.

सौरशशाङ्कदिवाकरदृष्टे वामनको मकरान्त्यविलग्ने । धीनवमोदयगैश्च दृगाणैः पापयुतैरभुजाङ्घ्रिशिराः स्यात्

sauraśaśāṅkadivākaradṛṣṭe vāmanako makarāntyavilagne | dhīnavamodayagaiśca dṛgāṇaiḥ pāpayutairabhujāṅghriśirāḥ syāt

⟨He is⟩ a dwarf when Makara or the last sign ⟨Mīna⟩ is the ascendant, aspected by Saturn, the Moon and the Sun. And when the drekkāṇas of the 5th (dhī), the 9th and the ascendant (udaya) are joined with malefics, he will be without arms, feet or head.

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  • About this edition: दृगाण here is this edition's spelling of drekkāṇa (decanate); the corpus glossary already records that this term is spelt several ways within a single edition.

लग्नद्रेक्काणगो भौमः सौरसूर्येन्दुवीक्षितः । कुर्याद्विशिरसन्तद्वत् पञ्चमे बाहुवर्जितम्

lagnadrekkāṇago bhaumaḥ saurasūryenduvīkṣitaḥ | kuryādviśirasantadvat pañcame bāhuvarjitam

Mars occupying the drekkāṇa of the lagna, aspected by Saturn, the Sun and the Moon, will make ⟨the child⟩ headless; in the same way, ⟨Mars⟩ in the 5th ⟨makes it⟩ deprived of arms.

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  • About this edition: विशिरसम् is read vi-śiras, 'headless', with verse 50's abhuja-aṅghri-śirāḥ ('without arms, feet, head') immediately before it; the same letters could be read dvi-śiras, 'two-headed'. The verse is left at its literal weight.

रविशशियुते सिंहे लग्ने कुजार्किनिरीक्षिते नयनरहितः सौम्यासौम्यैः सबुद्बुदलोचनः । व्ययगृहगतश्चन्द्रो वामं हिनस्त्यपरं रविर्न शुभगदिता योगा याप्या भवन्ति शुभेक्षिताः

raviśaśiyute siṃhe lagne kujārkinirīkṣite nayanarahitaḥ saumyāsaumyaiḥ sabudbudalocanaḥ | vyayagṛhagataścandro vāmaṃ hinastyaparaṃ ravirna śubhagaditā yogā yāpyā bhavanti śubhekṣitāḥ

⟨When⟩ Siṃha is the lagna joined with the Sun and the Moon and aspected by Mars and Saturn, ⟨the native is⟩ without eyes; ⟨aspected⟩ by benefics and malefics ⟨together⟩, he has eyes with a bubble ⟨in them⟩. The Moon gone to the 12th house destroys the left ⟨eye⟩, the Sun the other. The yogas declared inauspicious become endurable when they are aspected by benefics.

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  • About this edition: वाम is rendered 'left' here, against the glossary's default 'adverse/contrary': the object is an eye and the next word is aparam, 'the other', so literal sight is what the verse means.

शूरः स्तब्धो मध्यदृष्टिर्विलग्ने मेषे स्वोच्चे रोगदृक् सिंहगेऽर्के । रात्रावन्धस्तौलिगे निर्द्धनी स्यात् कर्किण्यर्के लग्नगे बुद्बुदाक्षः

śūraḥ stabdho madhyadṛṣṭirvilagne meṣe svocce rogadṛk siṃhage'rke | rātrāvandhastaulige nirddhanī syāt karkiṇyarke lagnage budbudākṣaḥ

⟨With the Sun⟩ in the ascendant in Meṣa, its own exaltation, ⟨the native is⟩ brave, unbending, of middling sight; with the Sun in Siṃha, of diseased sight; ⟨in⟩ Tulā, he will be blind at night and destitute; with the Sun in Karka occupying the ascendant, of bubble-eyes.

व्यये रवीन्दूयुगपत् पृथक्स्थौ नेत्रे हरेतामपसव्यसव्ये । षट्छिद्रगाश्चाक्षि हरन्ति पापाः सव्यं रिपौ दक्षिणमष्टमस्थाः

vyaye ravīndūyugapat pṛthaksthau netre haretāmapasavyasavye | ṣaṭchidragāścākṣi haranti pāpāḥ savyaṃ ripau dakṣiṇamaṣṭamasthāḥ

The Sun and the Moon in the 12th (vyaya), whether together or standing apart, carry off the eyes — the right and the left respectively. Malefics (pāpāḥ) gone to the 6th and the 8th (chidra) also carry off an eye: those in the 6th the left, those in the 8th the right.

विकर्तनो लग्नगतोऽस्तगो वा दिनेशपुत्राभियुतेक्षितश्चेत् । तस्येक्षणं दक्षिणमाशु हन्यादहिक्षमासूनुयुतस्तु वामम्

vikartano lagnagato'stago vā dineśaputrābhiyutekṣitaścet | tasyekṣaṇaṃ dakṣiṇamāśu hanyādahikṣamāsūnuyutastu vāmam

The Sun, gone to the lagna or to the 7th (asta), if joined with or aspected by Saturn (the son of the lord of day), quickly destroys his right eye; but joined with Rāhu (ahi) and Mars (the son of the Earth), the left.

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  • About this edition: अहीक्षमासूनुयुतः is read ahi-kṣamā-sūnu-yutaḥ — ahi = Rāhu, kṣamā-sūnu = Mars ('son of the Earth').

दिनेशचन्द्रौ यदि रिष्फयातौ सपत्नरन्ध्रव्ययगास्त्वसौम्याः । हन्यादरिस्थो नयनं हि वामं रन्ध्रस्थितो दक्षिणभागनेत्रम्

dineśacandrau yadi riṣphayātau sapatnarandhravyayagāstvasaumyāḥ | hanyādaristho nayanaṃ hi vāmaṃ randhrasthito dakṣiṇabhāganetram

If the Sun and the Moon have gone to the 12th (riṣpha), and malefics stand in the 6th, the 8th and the 12th — then the one in the 6th destroys the left eye, and the one standing in the 8th the eye of the right side.

कुजे धनेशे निधने रवीन्द्वोः शत्रुव्ययस्थानगतेऽर्कजेऽन्धः । रन्ध्रावसानारिगते शशाङ्के शनौ सभौमे यदि नष्टनेत्रः

kuje dhaneśe nidhane ravīndvoḥ śatruvyayasthānagate'rkaje'ndhaḥ | randhrāvasānārigate śaśāṅke śanau sabhaume yadi naṣṭanetraḥ

⟨When⟩ Mars, lord of the 2nd, is in the 8th (nidhana), and Saturn has gone to the 6th or the 12th place from the Sun and the Moon, ⟨the native is⟩ blind. When the Moon, and Saturn together with Mars, are in the 8th (randhra), the 12th (avasāna) and the 6th (ari), then his eyes are destroyed.

षष्ठे चन्द्रेऽष्टमे भानौ लग्नादन्त्यगतेऽर्क्कजे । वित्तस्थानगते भौमे शक्रोऽप्यन्धो भवेद् ध्रुवम्

ṣaṣṭhe candre'ṣṭame bhānau lagnādantyagate'rkkaje | vittasthānagate bhaume śakro'pyandho bhaved dhruvam

⟨With⟩ the Moon in the 6th, the Sun in the 8th, Saturn gone to the last house from the lagna, ⟨and⟩ Mars gone to the place of wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩ — even Śakra ⟨Indra⟩ would surely become blind.

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  • About this edition: भौम (Mars) is named twice in the e-text, in the 8th and in the 2nd; the printed text is rendered as it stands rather than emended, but one of the two is likely a slip for another graha. [2026-09-23: The mūla now reads षष्ठे चन्द्रेऽष्टमे भानौ, so Mars is no longer named twice. The Kāśī 1953 page (Kapileśvara, p.211) was read by eye at about 2.5x native on the mūla line and about 2.9x to 3.4x on the tiles around it. It sets भानौ, the Sun, in the 8th, and भौमे, Mars, only in the 2nd, where our mūla also has it. The Sudhāśālinī ṭīkā on the same leaf glosses भानौ as the Sun in the 8th and भौमे as Mars in the 2nd. Machine reads of Ojha vol. I p.404, Sastri vol. I p.376 and the Gujarati Jo-Some 1911 p.193 give भानौ too. The e-text's षष्थे was a slip for षष्ठे; the page sets the closed ring of ठ, and it is corrected in the same change. The page also sets the न्त्य of लग्नादन्त्य-, as our mūla does, where a machine read of that store gives लग्नादन्यगते. Our ऽर्क्कजे is post-r gemination and is left standing; that span was not read on the page.]

लग्नेश्वरेण सहिते यदि वित्तनाथे दुःस्थेऽक्षिनाशनमथास्फुजिदिन्दुयुक्ते । नेत्रेश्वरे तनुगते यदि नैशिकोऽन्धः स्वोच्चे शुभग्रहयुते न तथा वदन्ति

lagneśvareṇa sahite yadi vittanāthe duḥsthe'kṣināśanamathāsphujidinduyukte | netreśvare tanugate yadi naiśiko'ndhaḥ svocce śubhagrahayute na tathā vadanti

If the lord of wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩ is joined with the lord of the lagna and is ill-placed, ⟨there is⟩ destruction of the eye; so too when Venus (āsphujit) is joined with the Moon. If the lord of the eye has gone to the lagna (tanu), ⟨the native is⟩ blind at night; but when it is in its own exaltation, or joined with a benefic graha, they do not declare it so.

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  • About this edition: cittanātha, 'the lord of the mind', is taken as the Moon; it could also be read as the lord of the 4th, the bhāva of the mind. The verse names no house for it. [2026-09-23: The mūla now reads वित्तनाथे, not चित्तनाथे, so the cittanātha this note discusses is no longer our text. The Kāśī 1953 page (Kapileśvara, p.212) was read by eye at about 3.6x native on the mūla line and about 4.6x on the ṭīkā's lemma. Both set वित्तनाथे, with the closed bowl of व, and the ṭīkā takes it as the lord of the 2nd bhāva. So the word is vittanātha, 'the lord of wealth', the lord of the 2nd, the house this chapter calls वित्तस्थान at 6.58. It is not the Moon. Machine reads of Ojha vol. I p.404, Sastri vol. I p.376 and Jo-Some 1911 p.193 give वित्तनाथे too. The plate ruling also noted that the ṭīkā takes आस्फुजिदिन्दुयुक्ते with नेत्रेश्वरे rather than as a separate condition; that is a question of construal, not of letters, and this pass did not change it.]

राहौ विलग्ने सकुजेऽर्कपुत्रे साहौ बृहद्वीजमिवाहुरार्याः । लग्नेश्वरे मृत्युगते सराहौ रन्ध्रे समान्दौ च तथैव वाच्यम्

rāhau vilagne sakuje'rkaputre sāhau bṛhadvījamivāhurāryāḥ | lagneśvare mṛtyugate sarāhau randhre samāndau ca tathaiva vācyam

⟨When⟩ Rāhu is in the ascendant together with Mars, and Saturn is with Rāhu, the venerable ones call him one of great seed ⟨i.e. swollen of testicle⟩. When the lord of the lagna has gone to the 8th (mṛtyu) with Rāhu, or is in the 8th (randhra) with Māndi, the same is to be declared.

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  • About this edition: आहुएआर्याः is a slip for āhur āryāḥ, 'the venerable ones declare'. बृहद्वीज (bṛhad-bīja, 'great seed') is rendered literally with a gloss; bīja is the testicle, and the chapter's subject is bodily defect, but the compound is not a standard term and the identification is not certain. सामान्दौ is read sa-māndau, 'with Māndi' — the upagraha named गुलिक in the next verse. [2026-09-23: The mūla now reads बृहद्वीजमिवाहुरार्याः, so the slip आहुएआर्याः named here is no longer our text. The Kāśī 1953 page (Kapileśvara, p.212) was read by eye at about 3.6x to 5.0x native. It sets आहुरार्याः, with the repha over the final य and none over हु: āhuḥ āryāḥ, 'the venerable ones declare', as this note read it. The machine reads of that page and of three other printings drop the repha or move it onto हु; on the page it is solid ink.]

लग्ने सराहौ गुलिके त्रिकोणे रन्ध्रे कुजे मन्दयुते तथैव । लग्नेश्वराक्रान्ततदंशनाथे राह्वारमान्द्यादियुते तथैव

lagne sarāhau gulike trikoṇe randhre kuje mandayute tathaiva | lagneśvarākrāntatadaṃśanāthe rāhvāramāndyādiyute tathaiva

⟨When⟩ ⟨the lord of the lagna⟩ is in the lagna with Rāhu, Gulika is in a trikoṇa, and Mars in the 8th (randhra) is joined with Saturn — the same again. ⟨And when⟩ the lord of the navāṃśa occupied by the lord of the lagna is joined with Rāhu, Mars (āra), Māndi and the rest — the same again.

लग्ने रवौ भूमिसुतेन दृष्टे गुल्मक्षयश्वासनिपीडितः स्यात् । भौमे विलग्ने शनिसूर्यदृष्टे वसूरिरोगाभिहतो मनुष्यः

lagne ravau bhūmisutena dṛṣṭe gulmakṣayaśvāsanipīḍitaḥ syāt | bhaume vilagne śanisūryadṛṣṭe vasūrirogābhihato manuṣyaḥ

When the Sun is in the lagna and aspected by the son of the Earth ⟨Mars⟩, ⟨the native⟩ will be tormented by gulma ⟨abdominal tumour⟩, consumption and asthma. When Mars is in the lagna aspected by Saturn and the Sun, the man is struck down by the vasūri disease ⟨smallpox⟩.

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  • About this edition: vasūri (e-text वसूरि) is masūrikā / mascūri, the pustular eruptive fever = smallpox; the v-/m- variation is regular in the vernaculars (Marathi vasūri). शानि in pāda c is the e-text's misprint for शनि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शनिसूर्यदृष्टे; this sentence names शानि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापेक्षिते रविसुते धनराशियुक्ते पापान्विते शुनकभीतिमुपैति मर्त्यः । तद्भावनाथसहिते दिननाथपुत्रे दृष्टेऽथ वा शुनकभीतिमुपैति जातः

pāpekṣite ravisute dhanarāśiyukte pāpānvite śunakabhītimupaiti martyaḥ | tadbhāvanāthasahite dinanāthaputre dṛṣṭe'tha vā śunakabhītimupaiti jātaḥ

When the son of the Sun ⟨Saturn⟩ stands in the sign of wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩, aspected by malefics and joined with a malefic, the mortal meets with danger from dogs. Or when the son of the lord of day ⟨Saturn⟩ is joined with the lord of that house, or aspected ⟨by him⟩, the native ⟨likewise⟩ meets with danger from dogs.

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  • About this edition: śunaka-bhīti is danger from dogs (dog-bite), not fear as a temperament; the half-verse is repeated almost verbatim in the e-text's two halves, which may be an editorial doublet.

वीर्यान्विते राहुसमेतराशिनाथान्विते राहुयुते विलग्ने । सर्पाद् भयं विक्रमराशिनाथे बुधेन युक्ते गलरोगमेति

vīryānvite rāhusametarāśināthānvite rāhuyute vilagne | sarpād bhayaṃ vikramarāśināthe budhena yukte galarogameti

When the lagna is joined by Rāhu and by the lord of the sign Rāhu occupies, that lord being endowed with strength, ⟨there is⟩ danger from serpents. When the lord of the sign of prowess ⟨the 3rd⟩ is joined with Mercury, he gets disease of the throat.

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  • About this edition: The e-text runs pādas a–b together; the upajāti division is vīryānvite rāhusametarāśi- / nāthānvite rāhuyute vilagne (11+11), which is what the rendering follows.

नीचे तृतीयेऽरिगृहे विमूढे पापेक्षिते तद्गलरोगवान् स्यात् । विषप्रयोगाद्विषभक्षणाद्वा तेषामभावेऽर्थविनाशनार्थः

nīce tṛtīye'rigṛhe vimūḍhe pāpekṣite tadgalarogavān syāt | viṣaprayogādviṣabhakṣaṇādvā teṣāmabhāve'rthavināśanārthaḥ

When ⟨that lord⟩ is debilitated, or in the third, or in an enemy's house, or eclipsed ⟨combust⟩, and aspected by malefics, he will suffer that same disease of the throat (gala) — from poison administered or from poison eaten; and in the absence of these ⟨causes⟩ he is stricken by the destruction of his wealth.

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  • About this edition: Three e-text corruptions carried here: तद्रलरोगवान् for tad-gala-rogavān (the throat-disease of v.64 continued, रल for गल); विभूढे for vimūḍhe (mūḍha = eclipsed/combust); and …नाशनार्थः for …nāśanārtaḥ, 'stricken by the destruction (of wealth)'. Rendered on those readings; each is flagged rather than silently smoothed. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विमूढे पापेक्षिते तद्गलरोगवान्; this sentence names तद्रलरोगवान् and विभूढे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापे तृतीये गलरोगमत्र वदन्ति मान्द्यादियुते विशेषात् । भौमान्विते प्रेतपुरीशसूनौ तृतीयराशौ यदि कर्णरोगम्

pāpe tṛtīye galarogamatra vadanti māndyādiyute viśeṣāt | bhaumānvite pretapurīśasūnau tṛtīyarāśau yadi karṇarogam

When a malefic is in the third, they declare here a disease of the throat (gala), especially when it is joined with Māndi and the rest. If the son of the lord of the city of the dead ⟨Saturn⟩, joined with Mars, is in the third sign, then disease of the ear.

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  • About this edition: Two doubts left visible. (1) लग्नरोगम्: the run 64–67 is about gala-roga (throat) and karṇa-roga (ear), and गलरोगम् scans identically — gala- is likely the true reading, but the e-text's lagna- is what is rendered. (2) preta-purīśa-sūnu literally names the son of the lord of the city of the dead; that lord is Yama, himself the Sun's son, and the epithet is used here of Saturn, the Sun's other son — required also because Mars is already named in the same pāda.

पापेक्षिते सोदरभे सपापे कर्णोद्भवं रोगमुपैति जातः । क्रूरादिषष्ट्यंशयुते तदीशे कर्णस्य रोगं कथयन्ति तज्ज्ञाः

pāpekṣite sodarabhe sapāpe karṇodbhavaṃ rogamupaiti jātaḥ | krūrādiṣaṣṭyaṃśayute tadīśe karṇasya rogaṃ kathayanti tajjñāḥ

When the house of the brother ⟨the 3rd⟩ is aspected by malefics and holds a malefic, the native contracts a disease arising in the ear. When its lord is joined with a malefic ṣaṣṭyaṃśa ⟨sixtieth-part⟩, those who know declare disease of the ear.

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  • About this edition: क्रूराविषष्ट्यंश is unconstruable as printed; it is read as krūra-ṣaṣṭyaṃśa (a malefic sixtieth-part), with the possibility that -विष- preserves the name of the Viṣa ṣaṣṭyaṃśa. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्रूरादिषष्ट्यंशयुते; this sentence names क्रूराविषष्ट्यंश and Viṣa, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पैत्तोल्बणं याति रवौ रिपुस्थे पापेक्षिते पापसमन्विते च । भानौ सरन्ध्रे विबले धराजे पापे धनस्थे तु तथैव वाच्यम्

paittolbaṇaṃ yāti ravau ripusthe pāpekṣite pāpasamanvite ca | bhānau sarandhre vibale dharāje pāpe dhanasthe tu tathaiva vācyam

When the Sun is in the sixth, aspected by malefics and joined with a malefic, ⟨the native⟩ comes to an excess of bile. The same is to be declared when the Sun is in the eighth, the son of the Earth ⟨Mars⟩ is weak, and a malefic stands in the second.

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  • About this edition: पैतोल्बणं = paitta-ulbaṇaṃ, an excess of the pitta humour (the e-text drops a त). Pāda b as printed is one syllable short of the upajāti (10 for 11); the missing syllable does not affect the sense. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पैत्तोल्बणं याति रवौ रिपुस्थे पापेक्षिते पापसमन्विते; this sentence names पैतोल्बणं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

श्लेष्मामयं बुधयुतेऽवनिजे रिपुस्थे क्रूरांशके यदि सितेन्दुसमीक्षिते च । पापेक्षितेऽवनिसुते निधनोपयाते केतौ धनाष्टमगते व्रणरोगमेति

śleṣmāmayaṃ budhayute'vanije ripusthe krūrāṃśake yadi sitendusamīkṣite ca | pāpekṣite'vanisute nidhanopayāte ketau dhanāṣṭamagate vraṇarogameti

When the son of the Earth ⟨Mars⟩, joined with Mercury, stands in the sixth in a malefic aṃśa and is aspected by Venus and the Moon, ⟨there is⟩ a disease of phlegm (śleṣma-āmaya). When the son of the Earth ⟨Mars⟩ has gone to the eighth and is aspected by malefics, and Ketu is in the second or the eighth, he contracts the disease of ulcers.

षष्ठेश्वरे पापयुते विलग्ने रन्ध्रस्थिते वा व्रणयुक्शरीरः । कर्मस्थिते तादृशखेचरेन्द्रे व्रणाङ्कितः स्याच्छुभदृग्विहीने

ṣaṣṭheśvare pāpayute vilagne randhrasthite vā vraṇayukśarīraḥ | karmasthite tādṛśakhecarendre vraṇāṅkitaḥ syācchubhadṛgvihīne

When the lord of the sixth, joined with a malefic, stands in the lagna or in the eighth, ⟨the native's⟩ body is covered with ulcers. When such a lord among the sky-goers ⟨grahas⟩ stands in the tenth and is devoid of benefic aspect, he will be marked with ulcers.

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  • About this edition: ताद्दश = tādṛśa, व्रणाक्कितः = vraṇāṅkitaḥ — both simple e-text misprints. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads व्रणयुक्शरीरः । कर्मस्थिते तादृशखेचरेन्द्रे व्रणाङ्कितः; this sentence names व्रणाक्कितः and ताद्दश, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नेशभूपुत्रशशाङ्कपुत्राः सह स्थिताः सौम्यतरान्यभावाः । अपानरोगं त्वथवाऽपवित्रं पश्यन्ति षष्ठं मुनयो वदन्ति

lagneśabhūputraśaśāṅkaputrāḥ saha sthitāḥ saumyatarānyabhāvāḥ | apānarogaṃ tvathavā'pavitraṃ paśyanti ṣaṣṭhaṃ munayo vadanti

When the lord of the lagna, the son of the Earth ⟨Mars⟩ and the son of the Moon ⟨Mercury⟩ stand together in houses other than the benefics' ⟨saumyatarānya-bhāvāḥ: the letters now scan, but the sense of this compound is not certain⟩ and aspect the sixth, the sages declare disease of the anus, or else ⟨that the native is⟩ unclean.

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  • About this edition: PARTLY UNREADABLE, and marked as such rather than guessed. Pāda b, सह स्थितः सौम्यतरान्य्भावाः, is a syllable short and will not construe (saumyatarānya-bhāvāḥ — perhaps saumyetarānya-bhāvāḥ, 'in houses other than the benefics'', but that is conjecture); स्व्थवा in pāda c stands where sense wants syād athavā, and व्दन्ति = vadanti. The ⟨…⟩ marks the unconstruable phrase; the operative clause (the three grahas aspecting the 6th → apāna-roga or impurity) is legible and is what is rendered. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्नेशभूपुत्रशशाङ्कपुत्राः सह स्थिताः सौम्यतरान्यभावाः । अपानरोगं त्वथवाऽपवित्रं पश्यन्ति षष्ठं मुनयो वदन्ति; this sentence names सौम्यतरान्य्भावाः and स्व्थवा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नेशषष्ठाधिपती दिनेशयुक्तौ ज्वरं चन्द्रसमन्वितौ चेत् । जलप्रमादं क्षितिसूनुयुक्तौ युद्धेन वा स्फोटकराशिभिर्वा

lagneśaṣaṣṭhādhipatī dineśayuktau jvaraṃ candrasamanvitau cet | jalapramādaṃ kṣitisūnuyuktau yuddhena vā sphoṭakarāśibhirvā

If the lord of the lagna and the lord of the sixth are joined with the lord of day ⟨the Sun⟩, ⟨there is⟩ fever; if joined with the Moon, a mishap from water; if joined with the son of the Earth ⟨Mars⟩, ⟨harm⟩ through battle, or through masses of pustules.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's daṇḍa falls a syllable late; the upajāti division is lagneśaṣaṣṭhādhipatī dineśa- / yuktau jvaraṃ candrasamanvitau cet. This verse opens an enumeration through all seven grahas that runs to v.73.

पित्तात्प्रमादं यदि सौम्ययुक्तौ निर्व्याधिकः सूरसमन्वितौ चेत् । शुक्रेण भार्याविपदं वदन्ति मन्देन नीचानिलरोगमाहुः

pittātpramādaṃ yadi saumyayuktau nirvyādhikaḥ sūrasamanvitau cet | śukreṇa bhāryāvipadaṃ vadanti mandena nīcānilarogamāhuḥ

If they are joined with the gentle one ⟨Mercury⟩, a mishap from bile; if joined with Jupiter, he is free of disease. With Venus they declare misfortune to the wife; with Saturn they say a base disorder of wind ⟨vāta⟩.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य here is the graha Mercury, not the benefic class: the verse completes the seven-graha enumeration begun in v.72 (Sun, Moon, Mars | Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn), and सूर stands for sūri = Jupiter, the Sun having already been named. nīcānila-roga may also be read as two results, 'a fallen state and a wind-disease'.

सराहुकेतू यदि सर्पपीडां चोरादिभिर्भीतिमुपैति जातः । केन्द्रत्रिकोणे यदि साहिकेतू वदन्ति तज्ज्ञा निगलं तदानीम्

sarāhuketū yadi sarpapīḍāṃ corādibhirbhītimupaiti jātaḥ | kendratrikoṇe yadi sāhiketū vadanti tajjñā nigalaṃ tadānīm

If ⟨those two lords are⟩ with Rāhu and Ketu, the native meets with affliction from serpents and with fear from thieves and the like. If the serpent ⟨Rāhu⟩ and Ketu are in a kendra or a trikoṇa, then those who know declare fetters ⟨imprisonment⟩ at that time.

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  • About this edition: चोरादिभिर्भीभिर्तिमुपैति = corādibhir bhītim upaiti; साहिकेतू = sa-ahi-ketū, ahi 'serpent' for Rāhu. The subject carried over from vv.72–73 is the pair lagna-lord and 6th-lord. nigala is a foot-chain, hence confinement. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सराहुकेतू यदि सर्पपीडां चोरादिभिर्भीतिमुपैति; this sentence names चोरादिभिर्भीभिर्तिमुपैति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

षष्ठेश्वरश्चन्द्रसुतेन युक्तः सागुर्विलग्ने स्वयमत्र शिश्नम् । छिनत्त्यसौ सौम्यदृशा विहीनः सभूमिपुत्रो यदि लिङ्गरोगी

ṣaṣṭheśvaraścandrasutena yuktaḥ sāgurvilagne svayamatra śiśnam | chinattyasau saumyadṛśā vihīnaḥ sabhūmiputro yadi liṅgarogī

The lord of the sixth, joined with the son of the Moon ⟨Mercury⟩, standing in the lagna with Rāhu (agu) and bereft of benefic aspect — such a man himself cuts off his penis here; and if he is with the son of the Earth ⟨Mars⟩, he is diseased in the genitals.

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  • About this edition: सागुविलग्ने is corrupt: sa-X-vilagne, 'in the lagna together with X', where X is a graha name of two syllables that the e-text has lost (sārka- 'with the Sun' and sārki- 'with Saturn' both scan). The ⟨…⟩ marks that lost name rather than supplying one. सौम्यद्दशा = saumya-dṛśā. The harshness of śiśnaṃ chinatti — self-castration — is the verse's own. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सागुर्विलग्ने स्वयमत्र शिश्नम् । छिनत्त्यसौ सौम्यदृशा; this sentence names सागुविलग्ने and सौम्यद्दशा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कामेश्वरः शुक्रयुतो रिपुस्थः कलत्रषण्ढत्वमुदीरयन्ति । षष्ठेशलग्नाधिपती समन्दौ केन्द्रत्रिकोणे यदि बन्धनं स्यात्

kāmeśvaraḥ śukrayuto ripusthaḥ kalatraṣaṇḍhatvamudīrayanti | ṣaṣṭheśalagnādhipatī samandau kendratrikoṇe yadi bandhanaṃ syāt

When the lord of desire ⟨the 7th⟩, joined with Venus, stands in the sixth, they declare impotence in respect of the wife. If the lord of the sixth and the lord of the lagna, together with Saturn, are in a kendra or a trikoṇa, there will be imprisonment.

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  • About this edition: kalatra-ṣaṇḍhatva is left two-way as the Sanskrit leaves it: ṣaṇḍhatva 'in the matter of the wife' — either the native's impotence with her or the wife's own barrenness.

चरे विलग्ने रिपुनाथदृष्टेकुजे च लाभे स्थिरगे च धर्मे । द्वन्द्वेऽस्तराशौ प्रवदेन्नराणां रोगं रिपूणां कृतमाभिचारम्

care vilagne ripunāthadṛṣṭekuje ca lābhe sthirage ca dharme | dvandve'starāśau pravadennarāṇāṃ rogaṃ ripūṇāṃ kṛtamābhicāram

When the lagna is a movable sign aspected by the lord of the sixth and Mars is in the eleventh; when ⟨the lagna⟩ is a fixed sign and ⟨Mars⟩ is in the ninth; when it is a dual sign and ⟨Mars⟩ is in the sign of setting ⟨the 7th⟩ — one should declare a disease of men wrought by the sorcery ⟨abhicāra⟩ of enemies.

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  • About this edition: The three locatives cara / sthira-ga / dvandva pair off with lābha / dharma / asta-rāśi — 11th, 9th, 7th — one placement of Mars for each class of lagna; this is what holds the four pādas together.

जीवे समन्दे दशमेऽर्धचन्द्रे वैकल्यमङ्गे क्षितिजे कलत्रे । दिनेशचन्द्रौ रविराशियुक्तौ चन्द्रर्क्षगौ वा यदि शोषणं स्यात्

jīve samande daśame'rdhacandre vaikalyamaṅge kṣitije kalatre | dineśacandrau ravirāśiyuktau candrarkṣagau vā yadi śoṣaṇaṃ syāt

When Jupiter with Saturn is in the tenth in ⟨the⟩ half-moon ⟨ardhacandra⟩ and Mars is in the seventh, ⟨there is⟩ deformity in the body (vaikalyam aṅge). If the lord of day and the Moon are joined in the Sun's own sign, or stand in the Moon's asterism, there will be wasting ⟨consumption⟩.

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  • About this edition: दशमेअर्धचन्द्र् is broken in the e-text; read daśame 'rdhacandre, which restores the 11-syllable pāda. Whether ardhacandra names the configuration of that name or is itself a further corruption cannot be settled from this witness. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दशमेऽर्धचन्द्रे वैकल्यमङ्गे; this sentence names दशमेअर्धचन्द्र्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्ने रवौ भूमिसुते कलत्रे सून्मादभाक् तत्र नरो हि जातः । उन्मादबुद्धिं समुपैति लग्ने शनौ कलत्रे सकुजे त्रिकोणे

lagne ravau bhūmisute kalatre sūnmādabhāk tatra naro hi jātaḥ | unmādabuddhiṃ samupaiti lagne śanau kalatre sakuje trikoṇe

When the Sun is in the lagna and the son of the Earth ⟨Mars⟩ in the seventh, the man born then is possessed by madness. He comes to a mind deranged when Saturn is in the lagna and Mars is in the seventh, or in a trikoṇa.

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  • About this edition: सून्मादभाक् = sonmāda-bhāk, उन्मादबुधिं = unmāda-buddhiṃ. In pāda d sakuje qualifies the locatives, so Mars is in the 7th or in a trikōṇa while Saturn holds the lagna. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads उन्मादबुद्धिं; this sentence names उन्मादबुधिं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नत्रिकोणे दिननाथचन्द्रौ शौर्ये गुरौ केन्द्रसमन्विते वा । सोन्मादबुद्धिः स भवेत्तदानीं शरासनादौ यदि जन्मलग्ने

lagnatrikoṇe dinanāthacandrau śaurye gurau kendrasamanvite vā | sonmādabuddhiḥ sa bhavettadānīṃ śarāsanādau yadi janmalagne

When the lord of day and the Moon are in the lagna or in a trikoṇa, and Jupiter is in the third or joined to a kendra, he becomes one of maddened mind at that time — if the birth-lagna is the Bow ⟨Sagittarius⟩ and the like.

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  • About this edition: śarāsana ('bow') is Dhanus; śarāsanādau is read as 'in Sagittarius and the rest', though 'in the first part of Sagittarius' is equally open on this witness. śaurya = the 3rd house.

केन्द्रस्थितौ सौम्यनिशाकरौ वा सौम्यांशहीनौ भ्रमसंयुतः स्यात् । केन्द्रस्थिता मन्दनिशाकरार्का जडो भवेदत्र मधूपभोक्ता

kendrasthitau saumyaniśākarau vā saumyāṃśahīnau bhramasaṃyutaḥ syāt | kendrasthitā mandaniśākarārkā jaḍo bhavedatra madhūpabhoktā

When Mercury and the Moon stand in kendras and are without benefic aṃśas, he will be subject to giddiness ⟨bhrama⟩. When Saturn, the Moon and the Sun stand in kendras, he becomes dull-witted here, and a drinker of liquor.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य is the graha Mercury here, paired with the Moon and contrasted in the second half with Saturn+Moon+Sun. कन्द्रस्थितौ = kendrasthitau; madhūpabhoktā = madhu-upabhoktā, a consumer of liquor. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads केन्द्रस्थितौ सौम्यनिशाकरौ; this sentence names कन्द्रस्थितौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कुलीरकुम्भालिनवांशयुक्ते चन्द्रे समन्दे यदि गुह्यरोगी । चन्द्रे सुखे तद्भवनांशयुक्ते पापान्विते स्याद्यदि कण्ठरोगी

kulīrakumbhālinavāṃśayukte candre samande yadi guhyarogī | candre sukhe tadbhavanāṃśayukte pāpānvite syādyadi kaṇṭharogī

If the Moon, together with Saturn, is in the navāṃśa of the Crab ⟨Cancer⟩, the Pot ⟨Aquarius⟩ or the Scorpion ⟨Scorpio⟩, he is diseased in the private parts. If the Moon is in the fourth in the navāṃśa of that same sign and joined with malefics, he will have a disease of the throat ⟨kaṇṭha⟩.

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  • About this edition: kulīra = Karkaṭa (Cancer), ali = Vṛśċika (Scorpio). kuṇṭha is 'blunted, maimed' — a crippling, distinct from kuṣṭha (leprosy) in v.86; the two words are one syllable apart and the distinction is kept here deliberately. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads कण्ठरोगी; this sentence names kuṇṭha, 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 कण्ठरोगी, so kuṇṭha is no longer our text and the distinction this note draws is withdrawn. The Kāśī 1953 page (Kapileśvara, PDF p.218, printed p.162) was read by eye at about 3.5x and 5.0x native. It sets कण्ठ, with a bare क, in four places on the one leaf: the section heading, the mūla, the Sudhāśālinī's gloss and the Vimalā Hindi. On the same lines the fount shows the u-sign plainly on गु, कु and यु, so its absence here is real. The ṭīkā takes the word as a disease of the throat. Machine reads of Ojha vol. I p.424, Sastri vol. I p.385 and Jo-Some 1911 p.199 give कण्ठरोगी too. kuṣṭha in v.86 is still a different word.]

चन्द्रे सपापे फणिनाथयुक्ते रिःफे सुते रन्ध्रगतेऽथवाऽपि । उन्मादभाक् तत्र सरोषयुक्तो जातस्तु नित्यं कलहप्रियः स्यात्

candre sapāpe phaṇināthayukte riḥphe sute randhragate'thavā'pi | unmādabhāk tatra saroṣayukto jātastu nityaṃ kalahapriyaḥ syāt

When the Moon, accompanied by a malefic, is joined with the lord of serpents ⟨Rāhu⟩ in the twelfth, the fifth, or gone to the eighth, the native there partakes of madness, is filled with rage, and will always be fond of quarrels.

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  • About this edition: जन्मादभक् is read as unmāda-bhāk, 'partaking of madness' — the madness sequence of vv.79–81 continues here, and janmādabhak is not a word. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads उन्मादभाक्; this sentence names janmādabhak and जन्मादभक्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रेव्यये वा यदि वासुरेशे मन्दे त्रिकोणे मदरन्ध्रगेऽर्के । दन्ताक्षिरोगी च भवेत्तदानीं नीचारिपापांशगतास्तथैव

candrevyaye vā yadi vāsureśe mande trikoṇe madarandhrage'rke | dantākṣirogī ca bhavettadānīṃ nīcāripāpāṃśagatāstathaiva

If the Moon is in the twelfth, or the lord of the asuras ⟨Venus⟩ ⟨is there⟩, Saturn in a trikoṇa, and the Sun gone to the seventh or the eighth, he becomes diseased in the teeth and the eyes at that time; and so likewise when ⟨these grahas⟩ have gone to debilitation, to an enemy's sign, or to a malefic's aṃśa.

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  • About this edition: वासुरेशे is written solid in the e-text and can be split two ways: vā 'sureśe (asureśa = Venus, preceptor-lord of the asuras) or vā sureśe (Jupiter, lord of the gods). Venus is taken here because the elision vā + asureśe is what produces the printed form; the alternative would put Jupiter in the 12th.

सुताम्बुगौ पापखगौ विशेषाच्चेदष्टरिःफारिगतेऽन्धता स्यात् । शुभग्रहाणामवलोकहीने चान्धो भवत्येव शुभैर्न दोषः

sutāmbugau pāpakhagau viśeṣāccedaṣṭariḥphārigate'ndhatā syāt | śubhagrahāṇāmavalokahīne cāndho bhavatyeva śubhairna doṣaḥ

If two malefic sky-goers ⟨grahas⟩ are in the fifth and the fourth — especially when ⟨the significator⟩ has gone to the eighth, the twelfth or the sixth — there will be blindness. And when it is devoid of the sight of benefic grahas, he does indeed become blind; where benefics ⟨look on⟩ there is no defect.

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  • About this edition: suta = 5th, ambu = 4th, riḥpha = 12th, ari = 6th. aṣṭariḥphārigate is singular where the malefics are dual, so it names some other body — the significator of sight or the lagna-lord — which this witness does not identify; the ⟨⟩ marks that, and nothing is supplied. avaloka is kept as 'sight' rather than 'aspect' since the subject is blindness.

हित्वा लग्नपतिं विलग्नसहितेष्वन्येषु कुष्ठं वदेत् नीलं भानुसुते तु चण्डकिरणे रक्तं सितं भूमिजे । मन्देन क्षितिजेन वा यदि युते कर्क्यन्त्यनक्रांशके चन्द्रे शोभनयोगदृष्टिरहिते कुष्ठं वदेद् देहिनाम्

hitvā lagnapatiṃ vilagnasahiteṣvanyeṣu kuṣṭhaṃ vadet nīlaṃ bhānusute tu caṇḍakiraṇe raktaṃ sitaṃ bhūmije | mandena kṣitijena vā yadi yute karkyantyanakrāṃśake candre śobhanayogadṛṣṭirahite kuṣṭhaṃ vaded dehinām

Leaving aside the lord of the lagna, when the other ⟨grahas⟩ stand together with the lagna, one should declare leprosy: dark in the case of the son of the Sun ⟨Saturn⟩, red in the case of the fierce-rayed one ⟨the Sun⟩, white in the case of the son of the Earth ⟨Mars⟩. And if the Moon, joined with Saturn or with Mars, stands in the navāṃśa of the Crab ⟨Cancer⟩, the Last ⟨Pisces⟩ or the Crocodile ⟨Capricorn⟩, devoid of auspicious yoga and aspect, one should declare leprosy in men.

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  • About this edition: The colour assignment is rendered exactly as printed — Saturn dark, Sun red, Mars white — and is worth a second witness: the usual classical assignment gives the red leprosy to Mars and the white to the Moon or Venus, so this line may have suffered transposition. antya = Meena (Pisces), nakra = Makara (Capricorn); the three navāṃśas named are the watery ones. kuṣṭha here, kuṇṭha in v.82 — different words. [2026-09-23: v.82 now reads kaṇṭha, a throat disease, not kuṇṭha, so the last sentence here no longer holds; kuṣṭha in this verse is a third word again. The plate ruling on this verse reports that the Kāśī 1953 page (Kapileśvara, PDF p.220, printed p.164, read at about 3.3x native) sets the colour assignment exactly as our mūla has it, नीलं भानुसुते तु चण्डकिरणे रक्तं सितं भूमिजे, and machine reads of Ojha, Sastri and Jo-Some 1911 give it too. So the transposition this note suspects, if there is one, lies in the tradition and not in our transcription.]

पापान्विते शशिनि रन्ध्रपलग्नराशौ सर्पेक्षिते निधनपे यदि गुह्यरोगी । रन्ध्रे चतुस्त्रितयपापयुते तथैव सौम्यग्रहेण सहिते यदि रोगहीनः

pāpānvite śaśini randhrapalagnarāśau sarpekṣite nidhanape yadi guhyarogī | randhre catustritayapāpayute tathaiva saumyagraheṇa sahite yadi rogahīnaḥ

When the Moon, joined with malefics, is in the sign of the lord of the eighth or in the lagna sign, and the lord of death ⟨the 8th lord⟩ is aspected by the serpent ⟨Rāhu⟩, he is diseased in the private parts. So likewise when the eighth is joined by three or four malefics; but if it is joined with a benefic graha, he is free of disease.

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  • About this edition: catus-tritaya-pāpa- is taken as 'three or four malefics'; it could also be forced to mean the malefics of the fourth and third. सौम्यग्रह in the last pāda is the class (benefic), not Mercury, since it is opposed to pāpa.

जलचरगृहगेन्दौ तत्पतौ षष्ठयाते जलगृहगतखेटैरीक्षिते मूत्रकृच्छ्रम् । परिभवरिपुयाते शीतगौ भौमदृष्टे रविसुतयुतलग्ने शोणितं रोगमेति

jalacaragṛhagendau tatpatau ṣaṣṭhayāte jalagṛhagatakheṭairīkṣite mūtrakṛcchram | paribhavaripuyāte śītagau bhaumadṛṣṭe ravisutayutalagne śoṇitaṃ rogameti

When the Moon is in a watery sign and its lord has gone to the sixth, and it is aspected by grahas placed in watery signs, ⟨there is⟩ strangury ⟨painful urination⟩. When the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩ has gone to the sixth, the house of humiliation and enemies, and is aspected by Mars, and the lagna is joined by the son of the Sun ⟨Saturn⟩, he contracts a disease of the blood.

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  • About this edition: The verse is mālinī (8+7). जलचरगृहरोगेन्दौ overruns the opening by one syllable and is read jalacaragṛhage 'ndau, 'the Moon being in a watery sign', which restores the count exactly; रोग- is an intrusion, and 'disease' is already carried by mūtrakṛcchra. paribhava and ripu are both names of the 6th. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जलचरगृहगेन्दौ तत्पतौ षष्ठयाते जलगृहगतखेटैरीक्षिते मूत्रकृच्छ्रम्; this sentence names जलचरगृहरोगेन्दौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्षीणे मन्दगृहोदये हिमकरे पापग्रहैरन्विते रन्ध्रारातिगतेऽथवा पवनकृद् गुल्मादिरोगं वदेत् । चन्द्रे पापवियच्चरान्तरगते मन्दे मदस्थानगे जातो विद्रधिजन्मशोषजनितैः सन्तप्तदेहो भवेत्

kṣīṇe mandagṛhodaye himakare pāpagrahairanvite randhrārātigate'thavā pavanakṛd gulmādirogaṃ vadet | candre pāpaviyaccarāntaragate mande madasthānage jāto vidradhijanmaśoṣajanitaiḥ santaptadeho bhavet

When the waning Moon rises in a house of Saturn ⟨Capricorn or Aquarius⟩ joined with malefic grahas, or has gone to the eighth or the sixth, one should declare wind-caused gulma and the rest. When the Moon has gone into the space between malefic sky-goers and Saturn is in the place of desire ⟨the 7th⟩, the native's body will be racked by ills born of abscess and of wasting.

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  • About this edition: pāpa-viyaccarāntaraṃ gate is the Moon hemmed between malefics — pāpakartarī. māndagṛhodaye is the ascendant, so the Moon is in the rising sign itself. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापवियच्चरान्तरगते; this sentence names viyaccarāntaraṃ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अजीर्णगुल्मामयशूलमेति कुजे विलग्ने विबलेऽरिनाथे । लग्ने सपापे फणिनायके वा मन्देऽष्टमे कुक्षिरुगर्दितः स्यात्

ajīrṇagulmāmayaśūlameti kuje vilagne vibale'rināthe | lagne sapāpe phaṇināyake vā mande'ṣṭame kukṣirugarditaḥ syāt

When Mars is in the lagna and the lord of the sixth is weak, ⟨the native⟩ comes to indigestion, the gulma disease and colic. When the lagna holds a malefic, or the chief of serpents ⟨Rāhu⟩, and Saturn is in the eighth, he will be afflicted by disease of the belly (kukṣi-ruj).

हृच्छूलरोगमुपयाति सुखे फणीशे पापेक्षिते गतबले यदि लग्ननाथे । शूलामयं तनुपतौ रिपुनीचराशौ भौमे सुखे रविसुते यदि पापदृष्टे

hṛcchūlarogamupayāti sukhe phaṇīśe pāpekṣite gatabale yadi lagnanāthe | śūlāmayaṃ tanupatau ripunīcarāśau bhaume sukhe ravisute yadi pāpadṛṣṭe

He comes to the disease of pain in the heart when the lord of serpents ⟨Rāhu⟩ is in the fourth aspected by malefics and the lord of the lagna is bereft of strength. ⟨There is⟩ the disease of colic when the lord of the body ⟨the lagna-lord⟩ is in an enemy's sign or in debilitation, and Mars and the son of the Sun ⟨Saturn⟩ are in the fourth aspected by malefics.

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  • About this edition: ह्वच्छुल- = hṛcchūla-, pain in the heart. sukha = the 4th house. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads हृच्छूलरोगमुपयाति सुखे फणीशे पापेक्षिते गतबले यदि लग्ननाथे । शूलामयं; this sentence names ह्वच्छुल, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जातो भुक्तिविरोधरोगनिहतो रन्ध्रेश्वरे दुर्बले लग्ने पापनिरीक्षिते परिभवस्थाने समन्देक्षिते । वान्तिभ्रान्तिजपाण्डुमेति सकुजे चन्द्रे रिपुस्थानगे जातः शूलविसर्पमेति दिनकृच्चन्द्रारयुक्ते यदा

jāto bhuktivirodharoganihato randhreśvare durbale lagne pāpanirīkṣite paribhavasthāne samandekṣite | vāntibhrāntijapāṇḍumeti sakuje candre ripusthānage jātaḥ śūlavisarpameti dinakṛccandrārayukte yadā

When the lord of the randhra (the 8th) is weak, the lagna is aspected by malefics, and the paribhava-sthāna (the 6th) is aspected by Saturn, the native is struck down by a disease that obstructs his eating. When the Moon, joined with Kuja (Mars), has gone to the ripu-sthāna (the 6th), he gets vomiting, giddiness, and the pāṇḍu ⟨anaemia⟩ that arises from them. And when the day-maker (the Sun) is joined with the Moon and Āra (Mars), the native gets śūla ⟨piercing colic⟩ and visarpa ⟨erysipelas⟩.

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  • About this edition: Three e-text slips, none affecting the metre (śārdūlavikrīḍita, 19 syllables, intact in all four pādas): रेग for रोग (rega is not a word), रिपुस्थान्गे for रिपुस्थानगे, and स्ताने for स्थाने. परिभवस्थान is the 6th house on this edition's own usage — 6.21 लग्नेशे बलवर्जिते परिभवस्थानाधिपेनेक्षिते, and 6.88 परिभवरिपुयाते, where paribhava and ripu name the same house. समन्देक्षिते is rendered 'aspected by Saturn'; note that स-मन्द elsewhere in this chapter always means 'together with Saturn' (6.76, 6.78, 6.82, 6.94), so 'occupied by Saturn and aspected ⟨by malefics⟩' is a live alternative. वान्तिभ्रान्तिजपाण्डु is taken as 'pāṇḍu arising from vomiting and giddiness'; the compound also permits three separate afflictions, the -ja then being loose. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भुक्तिविरोधरोगनिहतो रन्ध्रेश्वरे दुर्बले लग्ने पापनिरीक्षिते परिभवस्थाने समन्देक्षिते । वान्तिभ्रान्तिजपाण्डुमेति सकुजे चन्द्रे रिपुस्थानगे; this sentence names रिपुस्थान्गे and स्ताने, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आरेक्षिते यदि विलग्नगृहेऽरिनाथे मानेऽथवाऽस्ततनुगे कृतमाभिचारम् । लग्नाधिपेन सहितेऽवनिजे विलग्ने केन्द्रेऽथवा रिपुपतौ तनुगे तथा स्यात्

ārekṣite yadi vilagnagṛhe'rināthe māne'thavā'statanuge kṛtamābhicāram | lagnādhipena sahite'vanije vilagne kendre'thavā ripupatau tanuge tathā syāt

If the lord of the ari (the 6th), aspected by Āra (Mars), stands in the lagna-house, or has gone to the māna (the 10th), the asta (the 7th) or the tanu (the 1st), ⟨one should declare that⟩ sorcery (abhicāra) has been worked ⟨against him⟩. It is the same when Avanija (Mars, the earth-born) is in the lagna together with the lord of the lagna, or in a kendra, or when the lord of the ripu (the 6th) has gone to the tanu (the 1st).

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  • About this edition: कृतम् आभिचारम् are both accusative masculine singular, governed by an unexpressed verb of declaring: 'sorcery ⟨is to be declared⟩ to have been worked'. The e-text's भाने stands for भानौ (the Sun); the two scan alike (G G) so the metre — vasantatilakā, 14 syllables, sound in all four pādas — cannot decide it, but no other sense of भान fits a locative-absolute of placement. आर = Mars, अवनिज = Mars (the earth-born) per glossary; the chapter names Mars by five different epithets in eleven verses. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मानेऽथवाऽस्ततनुगे; this sentence names भाने, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जातो निर्जरदर्शनेन जनितं रोगं सुखस्थानगे माने लग्नगतेऽथवाऽमरगुरौ केन्द्रे समन्दात्मजे । मन्देऽस्ते चरलग्नगे यदि शुभे पापेक्षिते शीतगौ भूतप्रेतपिशाचदर्शनवशाद् रोगं समेति ध्रुवम्

jāto nirjaradarśanena janitaṃ rogaṃ sukhasthānage māne lagnagate'thavā'maragurau kendre samandātmaje | mande'ste caralagnage yadi śubhe pāpekṣite śītagau bhūtapretapiśācadarśanavaśād rogaṃ sameti dhruvam

When Amaraguru (Jupiter, the preceptor of the immortals) has gone to the sukha-sthāna (the 4th), or is in the māna (the 10th), or has gone to the lagna, and the ⟨Moon's⟩ son (Mercury) is in a kendra together with Manda (Saturn), the native ⟨gets⟩ a disease produced by the sight of a nirjara ⟨a god⟩. When Manda (Saturn) is in the asta (the 7th), a benefic has gone to a movable lagna, and the cool-rayed one (the Moon) is aspected by a malefic, he assuredly gets a disease through the sight of bhūtas, pretas and piśācas.

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  • About this edition: माने is the 10th house, not a graha: this edition's own saṃjñā list gives it among the tenth's names (1.52 व्यापारमेषूर्णमध्यमानं ज्ञानं च राजास्पदकर्मसंज्ञाः), and it is so used at 6.39, 10.20, 12.103, 13.58 (माने वा यदि पञ्चमे) and 15.8. So Jupiter's three alternative places are the 4th, the 10th and the lagna — all kendras, which is why the fourth clause names a kendra for a different graha. समन्दात्मजे is स-मन्द + आत्मज on this chapter's pervasive स-X idiom ('together with X': 6.76, 6.78, 6.82, 7.53, 14.77). Bare आत्मज occurs nowhere else in the whole text, whereas चन्द्रात्मज = Mercury six times, including 6.98 in this chapter, so Mercury is read here; the ellipsis is metrical and the identification is ours, not the e-text's. The metre (śārdūlavikrīḍita) is sound in all four pādas as transmitted. Jupiter, the preceptor of the gods, standing behind a god-caused affliction is the verse's own logic.

चन्द्रे पापनिरीक्षिते रिपुगते पापान्विते वातजम् जातः शोणितपित्तमेति वसुधापुत्रे तथाऽस्ते सति । सौम्ये वातकफामयं भृगुसुते मूलातिसारं तथा मन्दे गुल्ममुपैति राहुशिखिनोः पैशाचरोगं वदेत्

candre pāpanirīkṣite ripugate pāpānvite vātajam jātaḥ śoṇitapittameti vasudhāputre tathā'ste sati | saumye vātakaphāmayaṃ bhṛgusute mūlātisāraṃ tathā mande gulmamupaiti rāhuśikhinoḥ paiśācarogaṃ vadet

When the Moon, aspected by malefics and joined with malefics, has gone to the ripu (the 6th), ⟨the disease is⟩ born of vāta ⟨wind⟩. The native gets śoṇita-pitta ⟨bleeding from pitta⟩ when the son of the earth (Mars) is likewise ⟨so placed⟩, being in the asta (the 7th). With Saumya (Mercury), a disease (āmaya) of vāta and kapha; with the son of Bhṛgu (Venus), mūlātisāra ⟨dysentery with piles⟩; likewise with Manda (Saturn) he gets gulma ⟨abdominal tumour⟩; and for Rāhu and Śikhin (Ketu) one should declare a piśāca-disease.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य is Mercury here, not the benefic class: the second half is an enumeration of grahas (Mars, X, Venus, Saturn, Rāhu-Ketu) in which Mercury is otherwise missing — the glossary requires this to be noted. तथाऽस्ते सति is genuinely open. Taken as तथा + अस्ते + सति it gives 'likewise, when he is in the asta (the 7th)', which is what is rendered; but the parallel members (Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Rāhu-Ketu) all inherit their placement from pāda 1's 'in the 6th, aspected and joined by malefics', so तथा may simply carry that over and अस्ते may be pleonastic, or may mean 'when he is combust'. The Hindi keeps the same two-way reading. Metre (śārdūlavikrīḍita) is intact in all four pādas.

कासश्वासक्षयजनिरुजं भानुभौमाहिदृष्टे षष्ठे सौरे गुलिकसहिते सौम्यदृग्योगहीने । रिःफे पापे शशिनि रिपुगे भानुजे रन्ध्रयाते पापांशस्थे तनुगृहपतौ पीनसं रोगमेति

kāsaśvāsakṣayajanirujaṃ bhānubhaumāhidṛṣṭe ṣaṣṭhe saure gulikasahite saumyadṛgyogahīne | riḥphe pāpe śaśini ripuge bhānuje randhrayāte pāpāṃśasthe tanugṛhapatau pīnasaṃ rogameti

⟨The native gets⟩ a disease that gives rise to cough, dyspnoea and consumption when Saura (Saturn) is in the sixth, joined with Gulika ⟨Māndi⟩, aspected by the Sun, Bhauma (Mars) and Ahi (Rāhu), and devoid of the aspect and the conjunction of benefics. When a malefic is in the riḥpha (the 12th), the Moon has gone to the ripu (the 6th), Bhānuja (Saturn, the Sun's son) has gone to the randhra (the 8th), and the lord of the tanu-gṛha (the 1st) stands in a malefic's aṃśa, he gets the disease pīnasa ⟨catarrh⟩.

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  • About this edition: Two readings here are ours, both against the e-text and both evidenced from the edition itself. (1) मानुजे is a म/भ slip for भानुजे, Saturn: 8.84 carries the identical collocation भानुजे रन्ध्रयाते, भानुज occurs six times in this edition (4.9, 4.69, 8.66, 8.84, 8.95, 15.54) and मानुज only here, and the two scan alike (G L G at positions 11–13 of the mandākrāntā). मानुज would mean 'human', not a graha. (2) मीनसं is an ी/ा slip for मानसं, 'of the mind': मीन- appears elsewhere in this edition only as मीनस्थ, 'in Pisces' (8.41, 8.54, 9.94, 13.8, 13.30), and मीनस्थे here does not scan (G G G where the metre needs G L G), while मानस occurs fifteen times and मानस रोग is the standard term. The configuration — Moon in the 6th, malefic in the 12th, lagna-lord in a malefic navāṃśa — is the classical mental-illness setting, which is the sense-argument behind the metrical one. Saturn stands in the 6th in the first rule and in the 8th in the second because these are two independent rules. अहि, 'the serpent', is Rāhu; गुलिक is Māndi on this edition's own equation at 2.4.5 (गुलिकश्च मान्दिः). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भानुजे रन्ध्रयाते पापांशस्थे तनुगृहपतौ पीनसं; this sentence names मानुजे and मीनसं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मन्दे कुलीरभवनोपगते मृगस्थे चन्द्रे जलोदररुजं समुपैति जातः । सारे शनौ रिपुगते रविराहुदृष्टे लग्नाधिपे च विबले सति दीर्घरोगी

mande kulīrabhavanopagate mṛgasthe candre jalodararujaṃ samupaiti jātaḥ | sāre śanau ripugate ravirāhudṛṣṭe lagnādhipe ca vibale sati dīrgharogī

When Manda (Saturn) has gone to the house of Kulīra (Cancer) and the Moon is in Mṛga (Capricorn), the native gets the disease of jalodara ⟨dropsy⟩. When Saturn, together with Āra (Mars), has gone to the ripu (the 6th) and is aspected by the Sun and Rāhu, and the lord of the lagna is weak, ⟨the native is⟩ chronically diseased.

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  • About this edition: सारे शनौ is स + आरे (sa + āre, 'together with Āra, Mars'), not सार 'strong': the sandhi a+ā→ā is regular and the स-X idiom is pervasive in this edition (समन्द ×7, सराहौ 6.61, सभृगुजे and सचन्द्रजे and सार्कौ 15.57, सगुरौ, सरुधिरे 15.55 — that last one being Mars again, 'the red one'). No emendation is needed, only the right word-split; the e-text's spacing is not authorial. मृग is Capricorn, fixed by 9.94, which runs धनुःस्थे … मृगगते … कुम्भस्थे … मीनस्थे in zodiacal order; कुलीर is Cancer (13.30, 6.82). Both are watery signs, which is the point of a dropsy rule. Metre (vasantatilakā) is sound in all four pādas.

हस्वः कुजे निजगृहे सुखविक्रमस्थे चन्द्रात्मजे रविसुते यदि लग्नगे स्यात् । स्वर्क्षे कुजे सुखसहोदरगेन्दुसूनौ होराधिपे शनियुते तु तथा वदन्ति

hasvaḥ kuje nijagṛhe sukhavikramasthe candrātmaje ravisute yadi lagnage syāt | svarkṣe kuje sukhasahodaragendusūnau horādhipe śaniyute tu tathā vadanti

⟨The native is⟩ short if Kuja (Mars) is in his own house, the Moon's son (Mercury) stands in the sukha (the 4th) or the vikrama (the 3rd), and Ravisuta (Saturn) is in the lagna. They declare the same when Mars is in his own rāśi, Indusūnu (Mercury) has gone to the sukha (the 4th) or the sahodara (the 3rd), and the lord of the horā (the ascendant) is joined with Saturn.

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  • About this edition: हस्वः is the edition's spelling of ह्रस्वः, 'short of stature' — it drops the same ra-phala at 14.43 (हस्वं भगम्), so this is the printing's habit and not a one-off. होरधिपे must be होराधिपे: होरधिपे gives L at the second syllable where vasantatilakā requires G, and होराधिपे scans exactly. होरा is the FIRST house on this edition's own saṃjñā list (1.49 कल्पोदयाद्यतनुजन्मविलग्नहोरा), so होराधिप is the lord of the lagna, not the lord of a horā division — the glossary requires this to be said. The two halves are the same rule twice over with the house-synonyms varied (विक्रम / सहोदर for the 3rd), which is what fixes the distribution of grahas in the first half against the explicit second. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads होराधिपे; this sentence names होरधिपे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नाद्व्ययारिगतयोः शशितिग्मरश्म्योः पत्न्या सहैकनयनस्य वदन्ति जन्म । द्यूनस्थयोर्नवमपञ्चमसंस्थयोर्वा शुक्रार्कयोर्विकलदारमुशन्ति जातम्

lagnādvyayārigatayoḥ śaśitigmaraśmyoḥ patnyā sahaikanayanasya vadanti janma | dyūnasthayornavamapañcamasaṃsthayorvā śukrārkayorvikaladāramuśanti jātam

When the Moon and the hot-rayed one (the Sun) are, from the lagna, in the vyaya (the 12th) and the ari (the 6th) respectively, they declare the birth of one who, along with his wife, is one-eyed. And when Venus and the Sun stand in the dyūna (the 7th), or are stationed in the ninth and the fifth, they call the native one whose wife is maimed.

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  • About this edition: भुशन्ति is not a Sanskrit word. The metre (vasantatilakā) requires L-G-L at positions 10–12, which भणन्ति gives exactly — as does वदन्ति, the verb of the second pāda; either way the sense is 'they declare', and that is what is rendered. The pairs are read yathāsaṃkhyam: Moon to the 12th and Sun to the 6th, Venus to the 9th and Sun to the 5th. द्यून is the 7th on the edition's own list (1.51). The verse is harsh in both halves and is left so: एकनयन is one-eyed, विकलदार is 'having a maimed wife', and neither is softened. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुक्रार्कयोर्विकलदारमुशन्ति; this sentence names भुशन्ति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नवमायतृतीयधीयुता न च सौम्यैरशुभा निरीक्षिताः । नियमाच्छ्रवणोपघातदा रदवैकृत्यकराश्च सप्तमे

navamāyatṛtīyadhīyutā na ca saumyairaśubhā nirīkṣitāḥ | niyamācchravaṇopaghātadā radavaikṛtyakarāśca saptame

Inauspicious ⟨grahas⟩ occupying the ninth, the āya (the 11th), the third and the dhī (the 5th), and not aspected by benefics, of necessity inflict injury upon the hearing; and in the seventh they produce deformity of the teeth.

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  • About this edition: Two scribal repairs, both confirmed inside the edition. निथमात् is नियमात्, 'of necessity' (य/थ), the same adverb standing at 3.79 भवति नियमात् तस्यावाप्तिः; and छवण is च्छ्रवण, the ra lost from श्रवण, which the edition spells correctly at 9.44, 12.50, 18.31 and 18.136. Neither touches the metre (viyoginī, 10-11-10-11, sound as transmitted). धी is the 5th house and आय the 11th on this edition's own saṃjñā lists (1.50, 1.52); the third house is named कर्ण, 'the ear', on the same list at 1.49, which is why hearing hangs on it here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नियमाच्छ्रवणोपघातदा; this sentence names छवण, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वर्गोत्तमादिशुभवर्गयुतेऽमरेज्ये लग्ने रसातलगते यदि वा बलाढ्ये । वित्तायवृद्धिगृहगेषु वियच्चरेषु लग्नाधिपे बलयुते सुखमेति जातः

vargottamādiśubhavargayute'marejye lagne rasātalagate yadi vā balāḍhye | vittāyavṛddhigṛhageṣu viyaccareṣu lagnādhipe balayute sukhameti jātaḥ

When Amarejya (Jupiter, worshipped by the immortals) is joined with auspicious vargas beginning with vargottama and stands in the lagna, or has gone to the rasātala (the 4th), or is rich in strength; when the sky-goers ⟨the grahas⟩ are in the houses of vitta (the 2nd), āya (the 11th) and vṛddhi (the 4th); and when the lord of the lagna is endowed with strength — the native attains happiness.

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  • About this edition: वृद्धि is the 4th house, on this edition's own saṃjñā list, where it stands between पाताल and हिबुक among the fourth's names (1.50 पातालवृद्धिहिबुकक्षितिमातृविद्यायानाम्बुगेहसुखबन्धुचतुष्टयानि) — so it is not 'increase' loosely, and not the 11th, which is आय in the same line of the verse. The rule has a near-doublet at 12.81, गोपुराद्यंशके जीवे सुखस्थानगतेऽपि वा । धनायवृद्धिभावेषु खेटेषु च सुखी भवेत्, which repeats the same three houses and the same verdict; the two verses corroborate each other. रसातल is the 4th per the glossary, so the 4th is named twice in the verse under two synonyms, once for Jupiter and once for the grahas at large — the edition's normal manner. This is the chapter's one relieving verse: it stands after a hundred verses of ruin and disease and says when none of it lands.

ये जातभङ्गा नृपयोगभङ्गाः प्रेष्या दरिद्राङ्गविहीनरेकाः । ये रोगभेदाः परिकीर्तितास्ते सूर्यादिसर्वद्युचरप्रसादात्

ye jātabhaṅgā nṛpayogabhaṅgāḥ preṣyā daridrāṅgavihīnarekāḥ | ye rogabhedāḥ parikīrtitāste sūryādisarvadyucaraprasādāt

The jāta-bhaṅgas ⟨the ruinings of the nativity⟩, the breakings of royal yogas, the preṣya ⟨servitude⟩ yogas, the rekhās ⟨that make a man⟩ destitute and deficient in limb, and the varieties of disease that have been declared — all these ⟨have been set forth⟩ by the grace of all the sky-goers beginning with the Sun.

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  • About this edition: The chapter's closing verse, and it closes on its own opening: 6.1 announced four classes — केचिद् योगा राजयोगस्य भङ्गाः केचिद्रेका नाम दारिद्र्ययोगाः केचित्प्रेष्याः के च केमद्रुमाख्याः — and this verse names three of them back (nṛpayoga-bhaṅga, preṣya, rekhā) and adds the diseases the chapter went on to treat. रेका is this edition's own spelling of रेखा and its own name for the poverty-yogas, defined at 6.1 and used at 6.21, 6.22, 6.23, 7.173, 15.5, 15.69. Kemadruma, the fourth class of 6.1, is not named again here.

Adhyāya 7 · अथ राजयोगाध्यायः

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.
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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.

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  • 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.

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  • 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.

Adhyāya 8 · अथ द्व्यादिग्रहयोगाध्यायः

जातः स्त्रीवशगः क्रियासु निपुणश्चन्द्रान्विते भास्करे तेजस्वी बलसत्त्ववाननृतवाक् पापी सभौमे रवौ । विद्यारूपबलान्वितोऽस्थिरमतिः सौम्यान्विते पूषणि श्रद्धाकर्मपरो नृपप्रियकरो भानौ सजीवे धनी

jātaḥ strīvaśagaḥ kriyāsu nipuṇaścandrānvite bhāskare tejasvī balasattvavānanṛtavāk pāpī sabhaume ravau | vidyārūpabalānvito'sthiramatiḥ saumyānvite pūṣaṇi śraddhākarmaparo nṛpapriyakaro bhānau sajīve dhanī

Born when the Sun is joined with the Moon, ⟨the native is⟩ subject to women and skilled in his undertakings. When the Sun is with Mars, ⟨he is⟩ lustrous, possessed of strength and vigour, false of speech, and wicked. When the Sun (pūṣan) is joined with Mercury (saumya), ⟨he is⟩ endowed with learning, beauty and strength, ⟨but⟩ unsteady of mind. When the Sun is with Jupiter, ⟨he is⟩ devoted to acts of faith, one who wins the king's favour, and wealthy.

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  • About this edition: Pādas c–d are corrupt in this e-text (वाक्याष्टकोपगनवर्णनियोजिनाश्चेद्भिन्नाष्टवर्गजनिनाग्विलबिन्धवः): the frame — draw the chart, fill it from the mnemonic verses, the bhinnāṣṭakavarga bindus result — is recoverable; the exact mechanism-words are not, and none are supplied. Also विलिव्य for विलिख्य and मह for महा.
  • About this edition: CORRECTED 2026-09-08 against Ojha's printing, which reads जातः स्त्रीवशगः क्रियासु निपुणश्चन्द्रान्विते भास्करे / तेजस्वी बलसत्त्ववाननृतवाक् पापी सभौमे रवौ । / विद्यारूपबलान्वितोऽस्थिरमतिः सौम्यान्विते पूषणि / श्रद्धाकर्मपरो नृपप्रियकरो भानौ सजीवे धनी ॥१॥. Four e-text corruptions are repaired: चन्द्रन्विते → चन्द्रान्विते, अनृतवाख़् (which carried a NUKTA, a character this text does not use) → अनृतवाक्, अस्धिरमतिः → अस्थिरमतिः, सम्यान्विते → सौम्यान्विते. The English had rendered all four correctly since 2026-09-01. Mishra's śloka index confirms the verse id: 'जातः स्त्रीवशगः क्रियासु ८ १ ४५०'. Pādas c–d of the FOLLOWING material remain as noted above.

स्त्रीमूलार्जितबन्धुमाननियुतः प्राज्ञः सशुक्रेऽरुणे मन्दप्रायमतिः सपत्नवशगो मन्देन युक्ते रवौ । शूरः सत्कुलधर्मवित्तगुणवानिन्दौ धराजान्विते धर्मी शास्त्रपरो विचित्रगुणवान् चन्द्रे सतारासुते

strīmūlārjitabandhumānaniyutaḥ prājñaḥ saśukre'ruṇe mandaprāyamatiḥ sapatnavaśago mandena yukte ravau | śūraḥ satkuladharmavittaguṇavānindau dharājānvite dharmī śāstraparo vicitraguṇavān candre satārāsute

When the Sun (aruṇa) is with Venus, ⟨the native⟩ gains his wealth through women, is furnished with kinsmen and honour, and is wise. When the Sun is joined with Saturn, ⟨he is⟩ of well-nigh dull mind and falls under the sway of rivals. When the Moon is joined with Mars (the earth-born), ⟨he is⟩ brave, of good family, knowing dharma, possessed of wealth and of virtues. When the Moon is with Mercury (Tārā's son), ⟨he is⟩ righteous, devoted to the śāstras, and endowed with manifold accomplishments.

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  • About this edition: देव / धव / धीग / वश / तम / रमा / धूलि are kaṭapayādi: de-va 48, dha-va 49, dhī-ga 39, va-śa 54, ta-ma 56, ra-mā 52, dhū-li 39 — exactly the canonical bhinnāṣṭakavarga totals of Sun through Saturn (sum 337). पाद c (सालोलमंख्याः भमुदायांबन्दवः) is corrupt; only 'the bindus of the aggregate of signs' and the name samudāyāṣṭakavarga are secure. The lagna's own total (49) is not given here.
  • About this edition: e-text: बन्धुमाननियुतः read as बन्धुमान-नियुतः; रास्त्रपरो → राष्ट्रपरः; सतार्सुते → सतारासुते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धराजान्विते धर्मी शास्त्रपरो विचित्रगुणवान् चन्द्रे सतारासुते; this sentence names रास्त्रपरो and सतार्सुते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जातः साधुजनाश्रयोऽतिमतिमानार्येण युक्ते विधौ पापात्मा क्रयविक्रयेषु कुशलः शुक्रे सशीतद्युतौ । कुस्त्रीजः पितृदूषको गतधनस्तारापतौ सार्कजे वाग्मी चौषधशिल्पशास्त्रकुशलः सौम्यान्विते भूसुते

jātaḥ sādhujanāśrayo'timatimānāryeṇa yukte vidhau pāpātmā krayavikrayeṣu kuśalaḥ śukre saśītadyutau | kustrījaḥ pitṛdūṣako gatadhanastārāpatau sārkaje vāgmī cauṣadhaśilpaśāstrakuśalaḥ saumyānvite bhūsute

Born when the Moon is joined with Jupiter (ārya), ⟨he is⟩ a refuge of good men and exceedingly intelligent. When Venus is with the Moon (the cool-rayed), ⟨he is⟩ of sinful soul ⟨yet⟩ skilled in buying and selling. When the Moon (lord of the stars) is with Saturn (the Sun's son), ⟨he is⟩ born of a base woman, a defiler of his father, and stripped of wealth. When Mars (the earth's son) is joined with Mercury (saumya), ⟨he is⟩ eloquent and skilled in medicine, the crafts and śāstra.

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  • About this edition: षड्-पञ्च-सप्त stands in the mūla in that order (six, five, seven), and त्रि-द्वि-एक in that order (three, two, one); both kept as the text has them. शुभ्रप्रदानि is the e-text's reading for शुभप्रदानि.
  • About this edition: e-text: आयेर्ण → आर्येण; पापास्मा → पापात्मा; क्रयविक्रयेशु → क्रयविक्रयेषु; पितृदूपको → पितृदूषको; चौषघ → चौषध. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads साधुजनाश्रयोऽतिमतिमानार्येण युक्ते विधौ पापात्मा क्रयविक्रयेषु कुशलः शुक्रे सशीतद्युतौ । कुस्त्रीजः पितृदूषको गतधनस्तारापतौ सार्कजे वाग्मी चौषधशिल्पशास्त्रकुशलः; this sentence names क्रयविक्रयेशु and पितृदूपको, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कामी पूज्यगुणान्वितो गणितविद् भौमे सदेवार्चिते, धातोर्वादरतः प्रपञ्चरसिको धूर्तः सभौमे भृगौ । वादी गानविनोदविज्जडमतिः सौरेण युक्ते कुजे वाग्मी रूपगुणान्वितोऽधिकधनी वाचस्पतौ सेन्दुजे

kāmī pūjyaguṇānvito gaṇitavid bhaume sadevārcite, dhātorvādarataḥ prapañcarasiko dhūrtaḥ sabhaume bhṛgau | vādī gānavinodavijjaḍamatiḥ saureṇa yukte kuje vāgmī rūpaguṇānvito'dhikadhanī vācaspatau senduje

When Mars is with Jupiter (worshipped by the gods), ⟨he is⟩ lustful, endowed with esteemed qualities, and a knower of calculation. When Venus is with Mars, ⟨he is⟩ given to alchemy, a relisher of worldly display, a rogue. When Mars is joined with Saturn, ⟨he is⟩ disputatious, a connoisseur of song and diversion, ⟨yet⟩ dull of wit. When Jupiter (Vācaspati) is with Mercury, ⟨he is⟩ eloquent, endowed with beauty and good qualities, and exceedingly wealthy.

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  • About this edition: सागर = 4. प्रवचिम् is the e-text's reading for प्रवच्मि. [2026-09-23: This note was misfiled here. It describes 10.4, which carries the same note in place with its own 2026-09-21 amendment. No form of 8.4's mūla has held प्रवचिम्, and सागर = 4 does not bear on this verse. The note says nothing about 8.4.]
  • About this edition: Two uncertainties, flagged rather than smoothed: (a) धानोर्वादरतः is read as धातुवादरतः, 'given to alchemy' — probable, not certain; (b) गानविनोदविज् stands in both halves of the second line, possibly dittography in the e-text. सदेवाच्चिंते read as स-देवार्चिते = Jupiter (cf. इन्द्रार्चित in v. 9, देवेज्य in v. 14). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सदेवार्चिते, धातोर्वादरतः प्रपञ्चरसिको धूर्तः सभौमे भृगौ । वादी गानविनोदविज्जडमतिः सौरेण युक्ते कुजे वाग्मी रूपगुणान्वितोऽधिकधनी; this sentence names धानोर्वादरतः and सदेवाच्चिंते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शास्त्री गानविनोदहास्यरसिकः शुक्रे सचन्द्रात्मजे विद्यावित्तविशिष्टधर्मगुणवानर्कात्मजे सेन्दुजे । तेजस्वी नृपतिप्रियोऽतिमतिमान् शूरः सशुक्रे गुरौ शिल्पी मन्त्रिणि सार्कजे पशुपतिर्मल्लः सिते सासिते

śāstrī gānavinodahāsyarasikaḥ śukre sacandrātmaje vidyāvittaviśiṣṭadharmaguṇavānarkātmaje senduje | tejasvī nṛpatipriyo'timatimān śūraḥ saśukre gurau śilpī mantriṇi sārkaje paśupatirmallaḥ site sāsite

When Venus is with Mercury (the Moon's son), ⟨he is⟩ learned in śāstra and a lover of song, diversion and laughter. When Saturn (the Sun's son) is with Mercury, ⟨he is⟩ endowed with learning, wealth, distinguished dharma and virtue. When Jupiter is with Venus, ⟨he is⟩ lustrous, dear to the king, exceedingly intelligent and brave. When Jupiter (the counsellor) is with Saturn (the Sun's son), ⟨he is⟩ a craftsman. When Venus is with Saturn (the dark one), ⟨he is⟩ a keeper of cattle and a wrestler.

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  • About this edition: पाद d (कुताण्वादाशननाशनानि) is corrupt: कृत ('wrought by'), नृपाल, चोर, अशन/आशन ('food, eating') and नाशन ('ruin') are legible; the compounding between them is not, and nothing is supplied beyond the bracketed 'wealth'.
  • About this edition: e-text: साकजे → सार्कजे (Saturn). पशुपति is taken in its plain sense, 'lord of cattle', not as the divine name. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सार्कजे; this sentence names साकजे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सूर्येन्दुक्षितिनन्दनैररिकुलध्वंसी धनी नीतिमान् जातश्चन्द्ररवीन्दुजैर्नृपसमो विद्वान् यशस्वी भवेत् । सोमार्कामरमन्त्रिभिर्गुणनिधिर्विद्वान् नृपालप्रियः शुक्रार्केन्दुभिरन्यदारनिरतः क्रूरोरिभीतो धनी

sūryendukṣitinandanairarikuladhvaṃsī dhanī nītimān jātaścandraravīndujairnṛpasamo vidvān yaśasvī bhavet | somārkāmaramantribhirguṇanidhirvidvān nṛpālapriyaḥ śukrārkendubhiranyadāranirataḥ krūroribhīto dhanī

With the Sun, the Moon and Mars ⟨together⟩, ⟨the native is⟩ a destroyer of the enemy's clan, wealthy and politic. Born with the Moon, the Sun and Mercury, he becomes the equal of a king, learned and renowned. With the Moon, the Sun and Jupiter (the counsellor of the gods), ⟨he is⟩ a treasury of virtue, learned, and dear to the king. With Venus, the Sun and the Moon, ⟨he is⟩ addicted to the wives of others, cruel, afraid of enemies, ⟨and yet⟩ wealthy.

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  • About this edition: पाद a–b (त्वसञ्चारकृशावलम्बकतेञ्रव्यकुलमानसानि) is corrupt: असञ्चार, कृश, अवलम्बक and व्याकुल-मानस are legible; the syllables between them (कते-ञ्र-व्य) are not, and are left as an ellipsis rather than filled. सागर = 4. [2026-09-23: This note was misfiled here. It describes pāda a–b of 10.6, which carries the same note in place with its own 2026-09-21 amendment. No form of 8.6's mūla has ever held those words, and सागर = 4 does not bear on this verse. The note says nothing about 8.6.]
  • About this edition: The third quarter's graha-list is garbled in the e-text (सोभाकार्मन्त्रिभिः); read as सोम-अर्क-मन्त्रिभिः (Moon, Sun, Jupiter), which is what the chapter's running order requires — Sun+Moon with Mars, then Mercury, then Jupiter, then Venus. अरिकुलघ्वंसी → अरिकुलध्वंसी. The three-graha section begins here. [2026-09-23: The mūla now reads सोमार्कामरमन्त्रिभिर्गुणनिधिर्विद्वान् and अरिकुलध्वंसी. Two pages were read by eye: Ojha vol. I p.595 (600 dpi render, about 1.9x to 3.1x native) and the Kāśī 1953 page (Kapileśvara, p.290, about 3.9x native). Both set सोमार्कामरमन्त्रिभिः: सोम + अर्क + अमरमन्त्रिन्, 'the counsellor of the gods', the name our 8.13 also uses for Jupiter. That gives pāda c its exact nineteen syllables. Ojha's page also sets ध्वंसी with ध, not घ. So the conjectured सोम-अर्क-मन्त्रिभिः in this note is superseded and kept as history: the grahas it inferred, Moon, Sun and Jupiter, stand, but the word is अमरमन्त्रिभिः. गुणनिधिर् was not read on either page; it rests on the metre and on the sandhi of गुणनिधिः before विद्वान्.]

मन्देन्द्वर्कसमागमे खलमतिर्मायी विदेशाप्रियो भास्वद्भूसुतबोधनैर्गतसुखः पुत्रार्थदारान्वितः । जीवार्कावनिजैरतिप्रियकरो मन्त्री चमूपोऽथवा भौमार्कासुरवन्दितैर्नयनरुग् भोगी कुलीनोऽर्थवान्

mandendvarkasamāgame khalamatirmāyī videśāpriyo bhāsvadbhūsutabodhanairgatasukhaḥ putrārthadārānvitaḥ | jīvārkāvanijairatipriyakaro mantrī camūpo'thavā bhaumārkāsuravanditairnayanarug bhogī kulīno'rthavān

In the meeting of Saturn, the Moon and the Sun, ⟨the native is⟩ of wicked mind, deceitful, and unloved in foreign parts. With the Sun, Mars and Mercury, ⟨he is⟩ bereft of happiness ⟨though⟩ furnished with sons, wealth and wife. With Jupiter, the Sun and Mars (the earth-born), ⟨he is⟩ exceedingly winning, a minister or else a commander of the army. With Mars, the Sun and Venus (honoured by the asuras), ⟨he has⟩ disease of the eye, ⟨is⟩ an enjoyer, well-born and rich.

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  • About this edition: e-text: पुत्रार्धदार → पुत्रार्थदार (sons, wealth, wife); वनिज is अवनिज = Mars; असुरवन्दि(त) = Venus, preceptor of the asuras — fixed by the running order Sun+Mars with Mercury, then Jupiter, then Venus. विदेशाप्रियो is rendered as it stands (vi-deśa-apriyaḥ); a reading विदेशप्रियः, 'fond of foreign lands', is possible. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुत्रार्थदारान्वितः । जीवार्कावनिजैरतिप्रियकरो मन्त्री चमूपोऽथवा भौमार्कासुरवन्दितैर्नयनरुग्; this sentence names पुत्रार्धदार, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मन्दार्कावनिजैः स्वबन्धुरहितो मूर्खोऽधनो रोगभाक् इन्द्राचार्यरवीन्दुजैः पटुमतिर्विद्यायशोवित्तवान् । भानुज्ञासुरपूजितैर्मृदुतनुर्विद्यायशस्वी सुखी सौरादित्यबुधैर्विबन्धुरधनो द्वेषी दुराचारवान्

mandārkāvanijaiḥ svabandhurahito mūrkho'dhano rogabhāk indrācāryaravīndujaiḥ paṭumatirvidyāyaśovittavān | bhānujñāsurapūjitairmṛdutanurvidyāyaśasvī sukhī saurādityabudhairvibandhuradhano dveṣī durācāravān

With Saturn, the Sun and Mars, ⟨he is⟩ deprived of his own kinsmen, a fool, poor, and a prey to disease. With Jupiter (Indra's preceptor), the Sun and Mercury, ⟨he is⟩ of sharp mind, possessed of learning, fame and wealth. With the Sun, Mercury and Venus (worshipped by the asuras), ⟨he is⟩ of soft body, famed for learning, and happy. With Saturn, the Sun and Mercury, ⟨he is⟩ without kinsmen, poor, hateful, and of evil conduct.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: ससप्न is the e-text's reading for ससप्त.
  • About this edition: e-text: मुर्खो → मूर्खो; रवीन्दुनैः → रवीन्दुजैः; विद्यांशस्वी → विद्यायशस्वी; विबन्धुरधनो = विबन्धुः + अधनः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मूर्खोऽधनो रोगभाक् इन्द्राचार्यरवीन्दुजैः पटुमतिर्विद्यायशोवित्तवान् । भानुज्ञासुरपूजितैर्मृदुतनुर्विद्यायशस्वी; this sentence names विद्यांशस्वी and रवीन्दुनैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीवादित्यसितैः सदारतनयः प्राज्ञोऽक्षिरुग् वित्तवान् मन्देन्द्रार्चितभानुभिर्गतभयो राजप्रियः सात्विकः । जातो भानुसितासितैः कुचरितो गर्वाभिमानान्वितश्चन्द्रारेन्दुसुतैः सदाऽशनपरो दुष्कर्मकृद् दूषकः

jīvādityasitaiḥ sadāratanayaḥ prājño'kṣirug vittavān mandendrārcitabhānubhirgatabhayo rājapriyaḥ sātvikaḥ | jāto bhānusitāsitaiḥ kucarito garvābhimānānvitaścandrārendusutaiḥ sadā'śanaparo duṣkarmakṛd dūṣakaḥ

With Jupiter, the Sun and Venus, ⟨he is⟩ blessed with wife and sons, wise, ⟨yet⟩ afflicted in the eye, and wealthy. With Saturn, Jupiter (worshipped by Indra) and the Sun, ⟨he is⟩ free from fear, dear to the king, and of sāttvika nature. Born with the Sun, Venus and Saturn, ⟨he is⟩ of bad conduct and filled with pride and conceit. With the Moon, Mars and Mercury (the Moon's son), ⟨he is⟩ always intent on eating, a doer of evil deeds, and a reviler.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: शर = 5. प्रमादी is literally 'heedless / causing a lapse'; in a gocāra clause the sense is that the passage brings a lapse or mishap. शुन्यफले is the e-text's spelling for शून्यफले. [2026-09-23: This note was misfiled here. None of शर, प्रमादी, शुन्यफले or शून्यफले stands in this verse's mūla, nor in any verse of chapter 8. It describes 10.9, a gocāra verse, which carries the same note in place with its own 2026-09-21 amendment. The note says nothing about 8.9.]
  • About this edition: e-text: मन्देन्द्राचिंतभानुभिः read as मन्द-इन्द्रार्चित-भानुभिः (Saturn, Jupiter, Sun); दूपकः → दूषकः. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads दूषकः; this sentence names दूपकः, 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 मन्देन्द्रार्चितभानुभिर् and दुष्कर्मकृद् दूषकः, so the e-text forms named here are no longer our text and are kept as history. The Kāśī 1953 page (Kapileśvara, p.291) was read by eye. It sets मन्देन्द्रार्चित with a repha over चि and no anusvāra, matched at about 5.6x native against the repha of र्ग in भानुभिर्गत on the same line. It sets दूषकः with ष, not प, read at about 3.6x. A machine read of Ojha vol. I p.595 gives दूषकः too. Machine reads of Sastri vol. I p.517 (दृक्पथः) and Jo-Some 1911 p.261 (रूपकः) differ, and are kept on the ledger as rivals.]

जीवेन्दुक्षितिजैः सरोषवचनः कामातुरो रूपवानिन्दुक्ष्माजसितैर्विशीलतनयः सञ्चारशीलो भवेत् । तारेशार्कजभूसुतैश्चलमतिर्दुष्टात्मको मातृहा जीवेन्दुज्ञसमागमे बहुधनख्यातोऽवनीशप्रियः

jīvendukṣitijaiḥ saroṣavacanaḥ kāmāturo rūpavānindukṣmājasitairviśīlatanayaḥ sañcāraśīlo bhavet | tāreśārkajabhūsutaiścalamatirduṣṭātmako mātṛhā jīvendujñasamāgame bahudhanakhyāto'vanīśapriyaḥ

With Jupiter, the Moon and Mars, ⟨he is⟩ of angry speech, tormented by lust, ⟨and⟩ handsome. With the Moon, Mars and Venus, his sons are ill-conducted and he is given to roaming. With the Moon (lord of the stars), Saturn and Mars, ⟨he is⟩ of fickle mind, evil-souled, a slayer of his mother. In the meeting of Jupiter, the Moon and Mercury, ⟨he is⟩ renowned for great wealth and dear to the lord of the earth.

विद्यावानपि नीचकर्मनिरतः सेव्यः सितज्ञेन्दुभिस्त्यागी भूपतिपूजितश्च गुणवानिन्दुज्ञतिग्मांशुजैः । प्राज्ञः साधुसुतः कलासु निपुणः शुक्रेन्दुदेवार्चितैः शास्त्री वृद्धवधूरतो नृपसमो वाचस्पतीन्द्वर्कजैः

vidyāvānapi nīcakarmanirataḥ sevyaḥ sitajñendubhistyāgī bhūpatipūjitaśca guṇavānindujñatigmāṃśujaiḥ | prājñaḥ sādhusutaḥ kalāsu nipuṇaḥ śukrendudevārcitaiḥ śāstrī vṛddhavadhūrato nṛpasamo vācaspatīndvarkajaiḥ

With Venus, Mercury and the Moon, ⟨he is⟩ learned and yet given to base work, ⟨one to be⟩ served. With the Moon, Mercury and Saturn (the son of the fierce-rayed), ⟨he is⟩ liberal, honoured by the king, and virtuous. With Venus, the Moon and Jupiter (worshipped by the gods), ⟨he is⟩ wise, ⟨has⟩ good sons, and is skilled in the arts. With Jupiter (Vācaspati), the Moon and Saturn, ⟨he is⟩ learned in śāstra, attached to old women, ⟨and⟩ the equal of a king.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: सेव्यः is left two-way in the Hindi (सेव्य): 'one who is to be served / attended upon' is the plain grammar, but standing beside नीचकर्मनिरतः a sense 'one in service' is also available, and the Sanskrit does not decide. e-text: वृद्दबधू → वृद्धवधू. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुक्रेन्दुदेवार्चितैः शास्त्री वृद्धवधूरतो; this sentence names वृद्दबधू, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वेदी राजपुरोहितोऽतिसुभगः शुक्रेन्दुचण्डांशुजैर्गान्धर्वश्रुतिकाव्यनाटकपरो जीवज्ञभूनन्दनैः । हीनाङ्गः खलवंशजश्चलमतिः शुक्रारचन्द्रात्मजः प्रेष्यः सामयलोचनोऽटनपरस्ताराजभौमासितैः

vedī rājapurohito'tisubhagaḥ śukrenducaṇḍāṃśujairgāndharvaśrutikāvyanāṭakaparo jīvajñabhūnandanaiḥ | hīnāṅgaḥ khalavaṃśajaścalamatiḥ śukrāracandrātmajaḥ preṣyaḥ sāmayalocano'ṭanaparastārājabhaumāsitaiḥ

With Venus, the Moon and Saturn (the son of the fierce-rayed), ⟨he is⟩ a knower of the Veda, a royal priest, exceedingly fortunate. With Jupiter, Mercury and Mars (the earth's delight), ⟨he is⟩ devoted to music, sacred lore, poetry and drama. ⟨With⟩ Venus, Mars and Mercury (the Moon's son), ⟨he is⟩ defective of limb, born in a wicked line, of fickle mind. With Mercury (Tārā's son), Mars and Saturn, ⟨he is⟩ a servant, diseased in the eyes, and given to wandering.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: e-text: चलभतिः → चलमतिः; शुक्रारचन्द्रात्मजः stands in the nominative where the instrumental (-जैः) is required; सामयलोचनो = स-आमय-लोचनः, 'having diseased eyes'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads खलवंशजश्चलमतिः शुक्रारचन्द्रात्मजः प्रेष्यः; this sentence names चलभतिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्रारेन्द्रपुरोहितैर्नरपतेरिष्टः सपुत्रः सुखी जीवारार्कसुतैः कृशोऽसुखतनुर्मानी दुराचारवान् । सौरारासुरपूजितैः कुतनयो नित्यं प्रवासान्वितः शुक्रज्ञामरमन्त्रिभिर्जितरिपुः कीर्तिप्रतापान्वितः

śukrārendrapurohitairnarapateriṣṭaḥ saputraḥ sukhī jīvārārkasutaiḥ kṛśo'sukhatanurmānī durācāravān | saurārāsurapūjitaiḥ kutanayo nityaṃ pravāsānvitaḥ śukrajñāmaramantribhirjitaripuḥ kīrtipratāpānvitaḥ

With Venus, Mars and Jupiter (Indra's priest), ⟨he is⟩ beloved of the king, blessed with sons, and happy. With Jupiter, Mars and Saturn (the Sun's son), ⟨he is⟩ lean, of unhealthy body, proud, and of evil conduct. With Saturn, Mars and Venus (worshipped by the asuras), his sons are bad and he is perpetually abroad. With Venus, Mercury and Jupiter (counsellor of the immortals), ⟨he is⟩ a conqueror of his foes, endowed with fame and majesty.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: कृशानु = 3, युग = 4, वाण = 5. उदगे is the e-text's reading; the parallel with लग्नं गते in pāda a requires उदये, 'in the rising sign'.
  • About this edition: e-text: की तिप्रतापान्वितः → कीर्तिप्रतापान्वितः; भिजितरिपुः = भिः + जितरिपुः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौरारासुरपूजितैः कुतनयो नित्यं प्रवासान्वितः शुक्रज्ञामरमन्त्रिभिर्जितरिपुः कीर्तिप्रतापान्वितः; this sentence names भिजितरिपुः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

देवेज्येन्दुजभानुजैरतिसुखश्रीकः स्वदारप्रियो मन्दज्ञासुरवन्दितैरनृतवाग् दुष्टोऽन्यजायारतः । जातो जीवसितासितैरमलधीर्विख्यातसौख्यान्वितश्चन्द्रे पापयुते सदाल्पसुखवान् भानौ पितुस्तद्वदेत्

devejyendujabhānujairatisukhaśrīkaḥ svadārapriyo mandajñāsuravanditairanṛtavāg duṣṭo'nyajāyārataḥ | jāto jīvasitāsitairamaladhīrvikhyātasaukhyānvitaścandre pāpayute sadālpasukhavān bhānau pitustadvadet

With Jupiter (worshipped by the gods), Mercury and Saturn (the Sun's son), ⟨he is⟩ exceedingly happy and prosperous, and devoted to his own wife. With Saturn, Mercury and Venus (honoured by the asuras), ⟨he is⟩ false of speech, wicked, and attached to another's wife. Born with Jupiter, Venus and Saturn, ⟨he is⟩ of spotless understanding and endowed with renowned happiness. When the Moon is joined with a malefic, ⟨the native⟩ always has scant happiness; when the Sun ⟨is so joined⟩, one should say the same of ⟨his⟩ father.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: पाद c (रुद्रामलानीचलाब्दकेषु) is corrupt: of the year-list only रुद्र = 11 is decipherable. The remaining year-numbers CANNOT be read and are deliberately not supplied — the verse's substantive claim (death of the native or of the father) is legible, the years attached to it are not. जातस्य् is the e-text's reading for जातस्य.
  • About this edition: The last quarter closes the three-graha section with a general rule and is not itself a three-graha combination. e-text: सदाल्पसुखवान् = सदा + अल्पसुखवान्.

एकर्क्षगैरिनसुधाकरभूसुतज्ञैर्मायी प्रपञ्चकुशलो लिपिकश्च रोगी । चन्द्रारभानुगुरुभिर्धनवान्यशस्वी धीमान्नृपप्रियकरो गतशोकरोगः

ekarkṣagairinasudhākarabhūsutajñairmāyī prapañcakuśalo lipikaśca rogī | candrārabhānugurubhirdhanavānyaśasvī dhīmānnṛpapriyakaro gataśokarogaḥ

With the Sun, the Moon, Mars and Mercury gone into one sign, ⟨the native is⟩ deceitful, adept in worldly contrivance, a scribe, and diseased. With the Moon, Mars, the Sun and Jupiter, ⟨he is⟩ wealthy, renowned, wise, one who wins the king's favour, and free of grief and disease.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: The four-graha section begins here. e-text: नमुचाकर read as निशाकर (the Moon), which the count of four requires; प्रणञ्च → प्रपञ्च; यशन्वी → यशस्वी; धीनान् → धीमान्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads एकर्क्षगैरिनसुधाकरभूसुतज्ञैर्मायी प्रपञ्चकुशलो लिपिकश्च रोगी । चन्द्रारभानुगुरुभिर्धनवान्यशस्वी धीमान्नृपप्रियकरो; this sentence names नमुचाकर and प्रणञ्च, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आरार्कचन्द्रभृगुजैः सुतदारसम्पद् विद्वान् मिताशनसुखी निपुणः कृपालुः । सूर्येन्दुभानुसुतभूमिसुतैरशान्तनेत्रोऽटनश्च कुलटापतिरर्थहीनः

ārārkacandrabhṛgujaiḥ sutadārasampad vidvān mitāśanasukhī nipuṇaḥ kṛpāluḥ | sūryendubhānusutabhūmisutairaśāntanetro'ṭanaśca kulaṭāpatirarthahīnaḥ

With Mars, the Sun, the Moon and Venus (Bhṛgu's son), ⟨he is blessed with⟩ a wealth of sons and wife, ⟨is⟩ learned, happy in moderate eating, skilful, and compassionate. With the Sun, the Moon, Saturn (the Sun's son) and Mars, ⟨his⟩ eyes are unquiet, ⟨he is⟩ a wanderer, the husband of an unchaste woman, and destitute.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: सौकलोकाक्षिबिन्दौ read as सैक-लोक-अक्षि-बिन्दौ (1, 3, 2), on the pattern of सैकबिन्दुः in v. 5; लोक = 3, अक्षि = 2. पाद d वित्र्खेटान्विते is corrupt — only खेट ('graha') is legible, the qualifier before it is not and is not supplied. सप्तत्रिंशत् शरदि = the 37th year, kept exactly.
  • About this edition: e-text: नितांशनसुखी read as नित्याशनसुखी; कुपालुः → कृपालुः; भानुन → भानुज (Saturn); अर्थनीनः → अर्थहीनः. कुतटापतिः is not recoverable with confidence — 'lord of a bad tract/bank' is the literal sense of कुतट, and the rendering marks the object as supplied. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads आरार्कचन्द्रभृगुजैः सुतदारसम्पद् विद्वान् मिताशनसुखी निपुणः कृपालुः । सूर्येन्दुभानुसुतभूमिसुतैरशान्तनेत्रोऽटनश्च कुलटापतिरर्थहीनः; this sentence names कुपालुः and भानुन, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तारासुतेन्दुरविमन्त्रिभिरिष्टपुत्रदारार्थवान् गुणयशोबलवानुदारः । शुक्रेन्दुभानुशशिजैर्विकलश्च वाग्मी मन्देन्दुविहिनकरैरधनः कृतघ्नः

tārāsutenduravimantribhiriṣṭaputradārārthavān guṇayaśobalavānudāraḥ | śukrendubhānuśaśijairvikalaśca vāgmī mandenduvihinakarairadhanaḥ kṛtaghnaḥ

With Mercury (Tārā's son), the Moon, the Sun and Jupiter (the counsellor), ⟨he is⟩ possessed of the sons, wife and wealth he desires, endowed with virtue, fame and strength, and generous. With Venus, the Moon, the Sun and Mercury (the Moon's son), ⟨he is⟩ maimed, ⟨yet⟩ eloquent. With Saturn, the Moon and ⟨two grahas the e-text has garbled⟩, ⟨he is⟩ poor and ungrateful.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: निचारिगे is the e-text's spelling for नीचारिगे.
  • About this edition: Two corruptions left unresolved rather than guessed: (a) भग्नी recurs here and in v. 18 and fits neither context as it stands — it is carried over untranslated in ⟨⟩; (b) मन्देन्दुविहिनकरैः yields only मन्द (Saturn) and इन्दु (the Moon) with certainty — the remaining two members, the last of which ends in -कर (a ray-maker, so the Sun or the Moon), are not readable. Also read: हारार्धवान् → दारार्थवान्; गुणवशेबलवानुदायः → गुणवान् बलवान् उदारः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तारासुतेन्दुरविमन्त्रिभिरिष्टपुत्रदारार्थवान् गुणयशोबलवानुदारः । शुक्रेन्दुभानुशशिजैर्विकलश्च वाग्मी; this sentence names गुणवशेबलवानुदायः and हारार्धवान्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तोयाटविक्षितिचरोऽवनिपालपूज्यो भोगी दिनेशतुहिनद्युतिजीवशुक्रैः । जातो विशालनयनो बहुवित्तपुत्रो वाराङ्गनापतिरिनेन्दुसुरेज्यमन्दैः

toyāṭavikṣiticaro'vanipālapūjyo bhogī dineśatuhinadyutijīvaśukraiḥ | jāto viśālanayano bahuvittaputro vārāṅganāpatirinendusurejyamandaiḥ

With the Sun, the Moon (the frost-rayed), Jupiter and Venus, ⟨he⟩ ranges over water, forest and land, is honoured by the protector of the earth, and is an enjoyer. Born with the Sun (ina), the Moon, Jupiter (worshipped by the gods) and Saturn, ⟨he is⟩ large-eyed, ⟨has⟩ much wealth and many sons, ⟨and is⟩ a keeper of courtesans.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: पाद a reads देवादिबिन्दु; देव is no available number-word for a bindu count (whose maximum is 8), and the parallels in this chapter (सागर 4, वाण 5, शर 5, पञ्चादि 5) make वेदादि (4) the evident reading. Flagged, not certain — the number four here rests on that emendation. बिन्दुद्वष्टके is the e-text's reading for बिन्द्वष्टके.
  • About this edition: e-text: तुदिनद्युति → तुहिनद्युति (the Moon). The second half's graha-list, वाराङ्गनापनिविनेन्दुसुरेज्यनन्दैः, preserves only इन्दु (Moon) and सुरेज्य (Jupiter) legibly; the other two members are garbled and are marked ⟨…⟩ rather than supplied. भग्नी is the same unresolved word as in v. 17. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तोयाटविक्षितिचरोऽवनिपालपूज्यो भोगी दिनेशतुहिनद्युतिजीवशुक्रैः । जातो विशालनयनो बहुवित्तपुत्रो वाराङ्गनापतिरिनेन्दुसुरेज्यमन्दैः; this sentence names वाराङ्गनापनिविनेन्दुसुरेज्यनन्दैः and तुदिनद्युति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मन्देन्दुभानुभृगुजैर्विबलोऽतिभीरुः कन्याजनाश्रयधनाशनतत्परश्च । आरारुणज्ञगुरुभिः सवलो विपन्नो दारार्थवान् नयनरोगयुतोऽनुगः स्यात्

mandendubhānubhṛgujairvibalo'tibhīruḥ kanyājanāśrayadhanāśanatatparaśca | ārāruṇajñagurubhiḥ savalo vipanno dārārthavān nayanarogayuto'nugaḥ syāt

With Saturn, the Moon, the Sun and Venus (Bhṛgu's son), ⟨he is⟩ feeble, exceedingly timid, and intent on the wealth and the food that come of leaning upon womenfolk. With Mars, the Sun (aruṇa), Mercury and Jupiter, ⟨he is⟩ strong, ⟨though⟩ fallen into misfortune, possessed of wife and wealth, afflicted with eye-disease, and a follower ⟨of others⟩.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: बुन्द्वष्टके is the e-text's reading for बिन्द्वष्टके. The five signs named — चाप Sagittarius, अज Aries, सिंह Leo, मृग Capricorn, कीट Scorpio — are kept exactly and in the text's order.
  • About this edition: e-text: अतिभीरः → अतिभीरुः; कन्याज्नाश्रय → कन्याजनाश्रय; आतारुणज्ञगुरुभिः read as आर-अरुण-ज्ञ-गुरुभिः; दरार्धवान् → दारार्थवान्. विपन्ने is left uncertain — it is taken as विपन्नः, 'fallen into calamity', and marked as supplied. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्देन्दुभानुभृगुजैर्विबलोऽतिभीरुः कन्याजनाश्रयधनाशनतत्परश्च । आरारुणज्ञगुरुभिः सवलो विपन्नो दारार्थवान् नयनरोगयुतोऽनुगः; this sentence names आतारुणज्ञगुरुभिः and कन्याज्नाश्रय, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रविकुजबुधशुक्रैरन्यदारानुरक्तो विषमनयनवेषश्चोरधीर्वीतसत्त्वः । दिनकरकुजतारासूनुमन्दैश्चमूपो नरपतिसचिवो वा नीचकृद् भोगशीलः

ravikujabudhaśukrairanyadārānurakto viṣamanayanaveṣaścoradhīrvītasattvaḥ | dinakarakujatārāsūnumandaiścamūpo narapatisacivo vā nīcakṛd bhogaśīlaḥ

With the Sun, Mars, Mercury and Venus, ⟨he is⟩ enamoured of others' wives, odd of eye and of dress, of a thief's mind, and devoid of vigour. With the Sun, Mars, Mercury (Tārā's son) and Saturn, ⟨he is⟩ a commander of an army or a king's counsellor, ⟨yet⟩ a doer of base deeds and given over to enjoyment.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: नृपचक्र्वर्ती is the e-text's reading for नृपचक्रवर्ती.
  • About this edition: e-text: विषमनयनचेप → विषमनयनचेष्ट. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विषमनयनवेषश्चोरधीर्वीतसत्त्वः; this sentence names विषमनयनचेप, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सूर्यारार्यसितैर्महीपतिसमः ख्यातोऽतिपूज्यो धनी जीवारार्किदिवाकरैर्गतधनो भ्रान्तः सुहृद्बन्धुमान् । भूपुत्रार्कसितासितैः परिभवप्राप्तो विकर्मागुणः शुक्रार्केन्दुजसूरिभिर्धनयशोमुख्यप्रधानो भवेत्

sūryārāryasitairmahīpatisamaḥ khyāto'tipūjyo dhanī jīvārārkidivākarairgatadhano bhrāntaḥ suhṛdbandhumān | bhūputrārkasitāsitaiḥ paribhavaprāpto vikarmāguṇaḥ śukrārkendujasūribhirdhanayaśomukhyapradhāno bhavet

With the Sun, Mars, Jupiter (ārya) and Venus, ⟨he is⟩ the equal of a lord of the earth, famed, greatly honoured, and wealthy. With Jupiter, Mars, Saturn and the Sun, ⟨he is⟩ stripped of wealth, wandering, ⟨and⟩ well supplied with friends and kinsmen. With Mars (the earth's son), the Sun, Venus and Saturn, ⟨he⟩ meets with humiliation, does perverse deeds, and is without virtue. With Venus, the Sun, Mercury and Jupiter (the sage), ⟨he⟩ becomes chief and foremost in wealth and fame.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: वसु = 8.
  • About this edition: e-text: मद्दीपतिसमः → महीपतिसमः; भनी → धनी; मृदुद्बन्धुमान् → मृदुर्बन्धुमान्; विकर्मागुणः = विकर्मा + अगुणः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सूर्यारार्यसितैर्महीपतिसमः ख्यातोऽतिपूज्यो धनी जीवारार्किदिवाकरैर्गतधनो भ्रान्तः सुहृद्बन्धुमान्; this sentence names मृदुद्बन्धुमान् and मद्दीपतिसमः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीवार्किज्ञदिवाकरैः कलहकृन् मानी दुराचारवान् मन्दज्ञारुणभार्गवैः सुवदनः सत्यव्रताचारवान् । अर्कार्किज्यसितैः कलासु निपुणो नीचप्रभुः साहसी जीवेन्दुज्ञकुजैर्नृपप्रियकरो मन्त्री कविः क्ष्मापतिः

jīvārkijñadivākaraiḥ kalahakṛn mānī durācāravān mandajñāruṇabhārgavaiḥ suvadanaḥ satyavratācāravān | arkārkijyasitaiḥ kalāsu nipuṇo nīcaprabhuḥ sāhasī jīvendujñakujairnṛpapriyakaro mantrī kaviḥ kṣmāpatiḥ

With Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury and the Sun, ⟨he is⟩ a maker of quarrels, proud, and of evil conduct. With Saturn, Mercury, the Sun (aruṇa) and Venus (Bhṛgu's descendant), ⟨he is⟩ of comely face, true to his vows and upright in conduct. With the Sun, Saturn, Jupiter (ijya) and Venus, ⟨he is⟩ skilled in the arts, a lord over base men, and rash. With Jupiter, the Moon, Mercury and Mars, ⟨he⟩ wins the king's favour, ⟨and is⟩ a minister, a poet, a lord of the earth.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: ज्ञस्यं is the e-text's reading for ज्ञस्य; शुन्यालय for शून्यालय.
  • About this edition: e-text: मदज्ञारुणभार्गवैः read as मन्द-ज्ञ-अरुण-भार्गवैः (Saturn, Mercury, Sun, Venus). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्दज्ञारुणभार्गवैः; this sentence names मदज्ञारुणभार्गवैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रारज्ञसितैः सुदारतनयः प्राज्ञो विरूपः सुखी मन्दारेन्दुबुधैर्द्विमातृपितृकः शूरो बहुस्त्रीसुतः । चन्द्रारार्यसितैरधर्मकुशलो निद्रालुरर्थातुरो जीवारार्किनिशाकरैः स्थिरमतिः शूरः सुखी पण्डितः

candrārajñasitaiḥ sudāratanayaḥ prājño virūpaḥ sukhī mandārendubudhairdvimātṛpitṛkaḥ śūro bahustrīsutaḥ | candrārāryasitairadharmakuśalo nidrālurarthāturo jīvārārkiniśākaraiḥ sthiramatiḥ śūraḥ sukhī paṇḍitaḥ

With the Moon, Mars, Mercury and Venus, ⟨he has⟩ a good wife and sons, ⟨is⟩ wise, ill-favoured ⟨of form⟩, and happy. With Saturn, Mars, the Moon and Mercury, ⟨he has⟩ two mothers and two fathers, ⟨is⟩ brave, and ⟨has⟩ many wives and sons. With the Moon, Mars, Jupiter (ārya) and Venus, ⟨he is⟩ adept in unrighteousness, given to sleep, ⟨and⟩ avid for wealth. With Jupiter, Mars, Saturn and the Moon (the night-maker), ⟨he is⟩ steady of mind, brave, happy, and learned.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: e-text: विरुपः → विरूपः; मन्दरेन्दुभ्धै read as मन्द-आर-इन्दु-बुधैः; अर्थानुरो is taken as अर्थातुरः, 'avid for wealth' — the reading is probable, not certain; शुखी → सुखी. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विरूपः सुखी- मन्दारेन्दुबुधैर्द्विमातृपितृकः शूरो बहुस्त्रीसुतः । चन्द्रारार्यसितैरधर्मकुशलो निद्रालुरर्थातुरो जीवारार्किनिशाकरैः स्थिरमतिः शूरः सुखी; this sentence names मन्दरेन्दुभ्धै and विरुपः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्रज्ञेन्दुसुरार्चितैः स वधिरो विद्वान्यशस्वी धनी चन्द्रार्किज्ञसुरार्चितैरतिधनो बन्धुप्रियो धार्मिकः । शीतांशुज्ञसितासितैर्बहुजनद्वेषी परस्त्रीपतिर्जीवेन्द्वर्कजभार्गवैर्गतसुखः श्रद्धादयावर्जितः

śukrajñendusurārcitaiḥ sa vadhiro vidvānyaśasvī dhanī candrārkijñasurārcitairatidhano bandhupriyo dhārmikaḥ | śītāṃśujñasitāsitairbahujanadveṣī parastrīpatirjīvendvarkajabhārgavairgatasukhaḥ śraddhādayāvarjitaḥ

With Venus, Mercury, the Moon and Jupiter (honoured by the gods), he is deaf, ⟨yet⟩ learned, renowned and wealthy. With the Moon, Saturn, Mercury and Jupiter (worshipped by the gods), ⟨he is⟩ exceedingly rich, dear to his kinsmen, and righteous. With the Moon (the cool-rayed), Mercury, Venus and Saturn, ⟨he⟩ hates many people ⟨and is⟩ the husband of another man's wife. With Jupiter, the Moon, Saturn (the Sun's son) and Venus (Bhṛgu's descendant), ⟨he is⟩ bereft of happiness and destitute of faith and compassion.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: पञ्चादिबिन्दिन्करिपुव्ययरन्ध्रगेज्ये is corrupt: पञ्चादिबिन्दु and रिपु-व्यय-रन्ध्र-गे इज्ये are legible, the syllables between them (इन्कर) are not and nothing is supplied for them.
  • About this edition: e-text: सुरार्जितैः → सुरार्चितैः; जीर्वेन्द्वर्कज → जीवेन्द्वर्कज. बहुजनद्वेषी is active (द्वेषिन्, 'hating'), not passive; the harsher active sense is kept. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुक्रज्ञेन्दुसुरार्चितैः स वधिरो विद्वान्यशस्वी धनी चन्द्रार्किज्ञसुरार्चितैरतिधनो बन्धुप्रियो धार्मिकः । शीतांशुज्ञसितासितैर्बहुजनद्वेषी परस्त्रीपति- र्जीवेन्द्वर्कजभार्गवैर्गतसुखः; this sentence names जीर्वेन्द्वर्कज and सुरार्जितैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कुजबुधगुरुशुक्रैरर्थवान्निन्दितः स्यात् बुधगुरुशनिभौमैः सामयो वित्तहीनः । गुरुसितशनिसौम्यैरेकगेहोपयातैरतिशयधनविद्याशीलमेति प्रजातः

kujabudhaguruśukrairarthavānninditaḥ syāt budhaguruśanibhaumaiḥ sāmayo vittahīnaḥ | gurusitaśanisaumyairekagehopayātairatiśayadhanavidyāśīlameti prajātaḥ

With Mars, Mercury, Jupiter and Venus, ⟨the native⟩ is wealthy ⟨yet⟩ censured. With Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars, ⟨he is⟩ diseased and without means. With Jupiter, Venus, Saturn and Mercury (saumya) come together into one house, the one born attains surpassing wealth, learning and character.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: वसुबन्धुयुक्ते: वसु = 8 is secure; बन्धु stands where बिन्दु is expected throughout this chapter and is taken as the e-text's corruption of it. विमूढराशि is left as the text's own technical term (the e-text defines it nowhere here) rather than resolved to 'combust'.
  • About this edition: e-text: कुजबुजगुरुशुक्रैः → कुजबुधगुरुशुक्रैः; सामयो = स-आमयः, 'with disease'.

एकर्क्षगैरिनशशिक्षितिजज्ञजीवैर्जातस्तु युद्धकुशलः पिशुनः समर्थः । शुक्रारभानुबुधशीतकरैर्विधर्मश्रद्धालुरन्यजनकार्यपरो विबन्धुः

ekarkṣagairinaśaśikṣitijajñajīvairjātastu yuddhakuśalaḥ piśunaḥ samarthaḥ | śukrārabhānubudhaśītakarairvidharmaśraddhāluranyajanakāryaparo vibandhuḥ

With the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Mercury and Jupiter gone into one sign, the one born is skilled in battle, a slanderer, and capable. With Venus, Mars, the Sun, Mercury and the Moon (the cool-rayed), ⟨he is⟩ a devotee of a contrary dharma, taken up with other people's business, and without kinsmen.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: The five-graha combinations begin here.

भूनन्दनेन्दुरविमन्दपुरन्दरेज्यैराशालुरिष्टरमणीविरहाभिभूतः । चन्द्रारभानुशशिसूनुदिनेशपुत्रैरल्पायुरर्जनपरो विकलत्रपुत्रः

bhūnandanenduravimandapurandarejyairāśāluriṣṭaramaṇīvirahābhibhūtaḥ | candrārabhānuśaśisūnudineśaputrairalpāyurarjanaparo vikalatraputraḥ

With Mars (the earth's delight), the Moon, the Sun, Saturn and Jupiter (Purandara's priest), ⟨he is⟩ full of longing and overwhelmed by separation from the woman he loves. With the Moon, Mars, the Sun, Mercury (the Moon's son) and Saturn (the day-lord's son), ⟨he is⟩ short-lived, bent upon acquisition, and deprived of wife and sons.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: सह लक्ष्मणेन: लक्ष्मण is taken as the e-text's spelling of लक्षण, 'auspicious marks'.
  • About this edition: e-text: आशालुइष्टर्मणीबिरहाभिभूतः → आशालुः इष्टरमणीविरहाभिभूतः; विकलत्रपुत्रः = वि-कलत्र-पुत्रः.

जीवेन्दुभौमसितभानुभिराततायी त्यक्तः स्वमातृपितृबन्धुजनैरनेत्रः । मन्देन्दुशुक्ररविभूमिसुतैर्विनामवित्तप्रभावकुशलो मलिनोऽन्यदारः

jīvendubhaumasitabhānubhirātatāyī tyaktaḥ svamātṛpitṛbandhujanairanetraḥ | mandenduśukraravibhūmisutairvināmavittaprabhāvakuśalo malino'nyadāraḥ

With Jupiter, the Moon, Mars, Venus and the Sun, ⟨he is⟩ a violent felon, cast off by his own mother, father and kinsfolk, and eyeless. With Saturn, the Moon, Venus, the Sun and Mars (the earth's son), ⟨he is⟩ clever at ⟨winning⟩ ⟨…⟩ wealth and influence, ⟨is⟩ foul, ⟨and goes after⟩ others' wives.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: अद्रि = 7. वित्तरव्न is the e-text's reading for वित्तरत्न.
  • About this edition: e-text: नधुजनैः → बन्धुजनैः. विनाम in विनामवित्तप्रभावकुशलः is unresolved (नाम, 'repute', would suit, but that is a guess); the slot is marked ⟨…⟩ rather than filled.

तारेशभानुगुरुबोधनदानवेज्यैर्मन्त्री धनी बलयशोनिजदण्डनाथः । भास्वद्बुधेन्दुगुरुभानुसुतैः परान्नभोजी सुभीरुरतिपापरतोग्रवृत्तिः

tāreśabhānugurubodhanadānavejyairmantrī dhanī balayaśonijadaṇḍanāthaḥ | bhāsvadbudhendugurubhānusutaiḥ parānnabhojī subhīruratipāparatogravṛttiḥ

With the Moon (lord of the stars), the Sun, Jupiter, Mercury (bodhana) and Venus (the Dānavas' preceptor), ⟨he is⟩ a minister, wealthy, ⟨endowed with⟩ strength and fame, and commander of his own forces. With the Sun, Mercury, the Moon, Jupiter and Saturn (the Sun's son), ⟨he⟩ eats the food of others, ⟨is⟩ very timid, greatly addicted to sin, and fierce in his ways.

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  • About this edition: दिग्वभागे is the e-text's reading for दिग्भागे. The second half prescribes the LOW-bindu direction for the bedchamber; rendered as it stands, without reversing it to the expected 'many bindus'.

सौम्यासितेन्दुसितभानुभिरर्थहीनो दीर्घाकृतिर्गतसुतो बहुरोगगात्रः । जीवेन्दुशुक्ररविभानुसुतैः सदारो वाग्मीन्द्रजालचतुरो विभयः सशत्रुः

saumyāsitendusitabhānubhirarthahīno dīrghākṛtirgatasuto bahurogagātraḥ | jīvenduśukraravibhānusutaiḥ sadāro vāgmīndrajālacaturo vibhayaḥ saśatruḥ

With Mercury (saumya), Saturn (the dark one), the Moon, Venus and the Sun, ⟨he is⟩ without means, of tall form, sonless, and his body full of many diseases. With Jupiter, the Moon, Venus, the Sun and Saturn (the Sun's son), ⟨he is⟩ possessed of a wife, eloquent, adept in conjuring, fearless, ⟨and⟩ beset with enemies.

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  • About this edition: मने is the e-text's reading for मन्दे (Saturn), the subject required by रविजे in pāda d. लोक = 3, युग = 4.
  • About this edition: e-text: जीवेन्द्र read as जीवेन्दु (Jupiter + Moon), which the count of five requires. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जीवेन्दुशुक्ररविभानुसुतैः; this sentence names जीवेन्द्र, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्रारभानुगुरुचन्द्रसुतैर्विशोकः सेनातुरङ्गपतिरन्यवधूविलोलः । भूसूनुजीवरविबोधनभानुपुत्रैर्भिक्षाशनो मलिनजीर्णतराम्बरः स्यात्

śukrārabhānugurucandrasutairviśokaḥ senāturaṅgapatiranyavadhūvilolaḥ | bhūsūnujīvaravibodhanabhānuputrairbhikṣāśano malinajīrṇatarāmbaraḥ syāt

By Venus, Mars, the Sun, Jupiter and Mercury ⟨together in one house⟩ ⟨the native is⟩ free from sorrow, lord of an army and of horses, ⟨and⟩ lusts after other men's wives. By Mars, Jupiter, the Sun, Mercury and Saturn he lives on alms and wears filthy, utterly worn-out clothing.

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  • About this edition: Second set: the e-text reads रविबिधनभानुपुत्रैः; बिधन is taken as a corruption of बुध (Mercury), which yields the five grahas the pañcagraha series requires. Also पुत्रैभिक्षाशनो for पुत्रैर्भिक्षाशनो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भूसूनुजीवरविबोधनभानुपुत्रैर्भिक्षाशनो; this sentence names पुत्रैभिक्षाशनो and बिधन, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पूज्यः कलासु निपुणो वधबन्धनाढ्यो रोगी सितासितगुरुज्ञधराकुमारैः । श्रेष्ठोऽतिदुःखभयरोगयुतः क्षुधार्तः शन्यारबोधनविकर्तनदानवेज्यैः

pūjyaḥ kalāsu nipuṇo vadhabandhanāḍhyo rogī sitāsitagurujñadharākumāraiḥ | śreṣṭho'tiduḥkhabhayarogayutaḥ kṣudhārtaḥ śanyārabodhanavikartanadānavejyaiḥ

By Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Mercury and Mars ⟨the native is⟩ honoured, skilled in the arts, abounding in violence and bondage, ⟨and⟩ diseased. By Saturn, Mars, Mercury, the Sun and Venus he is foremost ⟨among men⟩, joined with great sorrow, fear and disease, ⟨and⟩ tormented by hunger.

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  • About this edition: असित = Saturn; विकर्तन = the Sun; दानवेज्य (preceptor of the dānavas) = Venus; बोधन = Mercury; धराकुमार = Mars.

प्रेष्योऽधनो मलिनवेषयुतोऽतिमूर्खश्चोरः कुजेन्दुगुरुशुक्रदिनेशपुत्रैः । मन्त्रक्रियासुरतधातुबलप्रसिद्धकर्मा गुरुज्ञशनिचन्द्रवसुन्धराजैः

preṣyo'dhano malinaveṣayuto'timūrkhaścoraḥ kujenduguruśukradineśaputraiḥ | mantrakriyāsuratadhātubalaprasiddhakarmā gurujñaśanicandravasundharājaiḥ

By Mars, the Moon, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn ⟨the native is⟩ a servant, without wealth, of filthy dress, utterly stupid, ⟨and⟩ a thief. By Jupiter, Mercury, Saturn, the Moon and Mars his deeds win renown in mantra-rites, in sexual enjoyment and in the power of metals ⟨alchemy⟩.

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  • About this edition: The e-text reads श्वोरः for श्चोरः. दिनेशपुत्र = Saturn; वसुन्धराज = Mars. धातुबल is left at its two senses (metals/alchemy, bodily potency) in the Hindi as धातुबल. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मलिनवेषयुतोऽतिमूर्खश्चोरः कुजेन्दुगुरुशुक्रदिनेशपुत्रैः । मन्त्रक्रियासुरतधातुबलप्रसिद्धकर्मा; this sentence names श्वोरः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ज्ञानी सदेवगुरुसन्मतिधर्मशीलः शास्त्री दिनेशगुरुशुक्रशनीन्दुपुत्रैः । साधुः सुखी बहुधनप्रबलश्च विद्वानिन्दुज्ञदेवगुरुदानवपूजितारैः

jñānī sadevagurusanmatidharmaśīlaḥ śāstrī dineśaguruśukraśanīnduputraiḥ | sādhuḥ sukhī bahudhanaprabalaśca vidvānindujñadevagurudānavapūjitāraiḥ

By the Sun, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn and Mercury ⟨the native is⟩ a knower, devoted to gods and gurus, of right understanding and righteous conduct, ⟨and⟩ learned in the śāstras. By the Moon, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Mars he is virtuous, happy, rich in wealth and powerful, ⟨and⟩ learned.

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  • About this edition: इन्दुपुत्र = Mercury; देवगुरु = Jupiter; दानवपूजित = Venus; आर = Mars.

पञ्चग्रहैरेकगृहोपयातैश्चन्द्रज्ञजीवासुरवन्द्यमन्दैः । सर्वत्र पूज्यो विकलेक्षणश्च महीपतुल्यः सचिवोऽथवा स्यात्

pañcagrahairekagṛhopayātaiścandrajñajīvāsuravandyamandaiḥ | sarvatra pūjyo vikalekṣaṇaśca mahīpatulyaḥ sacivo'thavā syāt

By five grahas gone into one house — the Moon, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn — ⟨the native is⟩ honoured everywhere, defective of eye, and becomes the equal of a king or else a minister.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's आसुग्वन्द्य is read as असुरवन्द्य (worshipped by the asuras) = Venus; without that the list yields six names where the verse says पञ्चग्रहि, five. महीपतुलुअः is a plain typo for महीपतुल्यः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पञ्चग्रहैरेकगृहोपयातैश्चन्द्रज्ञजीवासुरवन्द्यमन्दैः । सर्वत्र पूज्यो विकलेक्षणश्च महीपतुल्यः; this sentence names महीपतुलुअः and पञ्चग्रहि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सूर्येन्द्वारबुधामरेज्यभृगुजैरेकर्क्षगैस्तीर्थकृज्जातोऽरण्यगिरिप्रदेशनिलयः स्त्रीपुत्रवित्तान्वितः । शुक्रेन्द्वर्कबुधामरेज्यदिनकृत्पुत्रैः शिरोरोगवानुन्मादप्रकृतिश्च निर्जनधरावासो विदेशं गतः

sūryendvārabudhāmarejyabhṛgujairekarkṣagaistīrthakṛjjāto'raṇyagiripradeśanilayaḥ strīputravittānvitaḥ | śukrendvarkabudhāmarejyadinakṛtputraiḥ śirorogavānunmādaprakṛtiśca nirjanadharāvāso videśaṃ gataḥ

By the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter and Venus gone to one ⟨and the same⟩ asterism, ⟨the native is⟩ born a founder of holy places, dwells in forest and mountain country, ⟨and is⟩ endowed with wife, sons and wealth. By Venus, the Moon, the Sun, Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn he has disease of the head, is of a mad disposition, dwells in unpeopled land, ⟨and⟩ goes to a foreign country.

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  • About this edition: तीर्थकृ-ल्लातो is read as तीर्थकृज्जातो. अमरेज्य = Jupiter; भृगुज = Venus; दिनकृत्पुत्र = Saturn.

जीवज्ञारुणभूमिजासितसितैः सञ्चारशीलः सुधीरिन्दुज्ञारसितार्किदेवगुरुभिस्तीर्थाटनः स्याद् व्रती । जीवारेन्दुरवीन्दुजारुणसुतैश्चोरः परस्त्रीरतः कुष्ठी बान्धवदूषितो गतसुतो मूर्खो विदेशं गतः

jīvajñāruṇabhūmijāsitasitaiḥ sañcāraśīlaḥ sudhīrindujñārasitārkidevagurubhistīrthāṭanaḥ syād vratī | jīvārenduravīndujāruṇasutaiścoraḥ parastrīrataḥ kuṣṭhī bāndhavadūṣito gatasuto mūrkho videśaṃ gataḥ

By Jupiter, Mercury, the Sun, Mars, Saturn and Venus ⟨the native is⟩ given to roaming and of good intellect. By the Moon, Mercury, Mars, Venus, Saturn and Jupiter he becomes a wanderer to holy places, an observer of vows. By Jupiter, Mars, the Moon, the Sun, Mercury and Saturn ⟨he is⟩ a thief, attached to other men's wives, a leper, reviled by his kinsmen, bereft of sons, a fool, ⟨and⟩ gone to a foreign country.

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  • About this edition: अरुण = the Sun; अरुणसुत / अर्कि = Saturn; इन्दुज = Mercury; असित = Saturn; सित = Venus.

नीचोऽन्यकर्मनिरतः क्षयपीनसार्तो निन्द्यो महीसुतरवीन्दुसितासितज्ञैः । मन्त्री कलत्रधननन्दनमोदहीनः शान्तः सितासितकुजारुणजीवचन्द्रैः

nīco'nyakarmanirataḥ kṣayapīnasārto nindyo mahīsutaravīndusitāsitajñaiḥ | mantrī kalatradhananandanamodahīnaḥ śāntaḥ sitāsitakujāruṇajīvacandraiḥ

By Mars, the Sun, the Moon, Venus, Saturn and Mercury ⟨the native is⟩ base, engaged in work not his own, afflicted with consumption and catarrh, ⟨and⟩ blameworthy. By Venus, Saturn, Mars, the Sun, Jupiter and the Moon he is a minister, ⟨yet⟩ bereft of wife, wealth, sons and joy, ⟨and⟩ calm.

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  • About this edition: भोद in कलत्रधननन्दनभोदहीनः is corrupt; भोग (enjoyment) is the reading assumed and the supplied word is bracketed. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कलत्रधननन्दनमोदहीनः; this sentence names कलत्रधननन्दनभोदहीनः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जातः स्वल्पधनस्तु गानरसिको विद्याधनक्लेशधीरज्ञः सर्वकलारसज्ञचतुरो हैरण्यकः साहसी । सम्पूज्यः कुवणिक्क्रियासु कुशलः पुत्रादिभाग्यच्युतः श्रीमांस्तोयकृषिक्रियादिभिरिने मेषादिराशिस्थिते

jātaḥ svalpadhanastu gānarasiko vidyādhanakleśadhīrajñaḥ sarvakalārasajñacaturo hairaṇyakaḥ sāhasī | sampūjyaḥ kuvaṇikkriyāsu kuśalaḥ putrādibhāgyacyutaḥ śrīmāṃstoyakṛṣikriyādibhirine meṣādirāśisthite

With the Sun placed in the signs beginning with Aries ⟨the native is, in order⟩: born of little wealth; fond of song; ⟨rich⟩ in learning and wealth ⟨yet⟩ of a mind in distress; ignorant; a knower of the savour of all the arts; clever; a dealer in gold; daring; greatly honoured; skilled in the trades of the petty merchant; fallen away from the fortune of sons and the rest; ⟨and⟩ prosperous through water, agriculture and such works.

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  • About this edition: Twelve results for the twelve signs, Aries to Pisces. रसज्ञैचतुरो is a typo for रसज्ञश्चतुरो; हैरण्यर्कः is taken as हैरण्यकः (one who deals in gold). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सर्वकलारसज्ञचतुरो हैरण्यकः; this sentence names रसज्ञैचतुरो and हैरण्यर्कः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वर्क्षे भूपकृषिक्रियाटनधनः शुक्रर्क्षगे कामधीः सौम्यर्क्षे परिदीनवाक्कटकभे राजप्रियो वित्तवान् । सिंहे भूमिसुते तु निर्भयधनो जैवे जितारिः सुखी कुम्भे दुर्जनसेवितो मृगगते भूपोऽथवा तत्समः

svarkṣe bhūpakṛṣikriyāṭanadhanaḥ śukrarkṣage kāmadhīḥ saumyarkṣe paridīnavākkaṭakabhe rājapriyo vittavān | siṃhe bhūmisute tu nirbhayadhano jaive jitāriḥ sukhī kumbhe durjanasevito mṛgagate bhūpo'thavā tatsamaḥ

When Mars is in his own sign, ⟨wealth comes⟩ through the king, agriculture, ⟨craft⟩ work and wandering; in Venus's sign, ⟨he is⟩ of lustful mind; in Mercury's sign, of thoroughly wretched speech; in Cancer, dear to the king and wealthy; in Leo, of fearless wealth; in Jupiter's sign, a conqueror of foes and happy; in Aquarius, attended by wicked men; ⟨and⟩ gone to Capricorn, a king or his equal.

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  • About this edition: भूमिसुते is the subject in the locative absolute (as चन्द्रसुते is in v. 41), not a sign-name; read so, the eight loci cover exactly twelve signs. कर्टकभे is a typo for कर्कटभे, तसमः for तत्समः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भूपकृषिक्रियाटनधनः शुक्रर्क्षगे कामधीः सौम्यर्क्षे परिदीनवाक्कटकभे राजप्रियो वित्तवान् । सिंहे भूमिसुते तु निर्भयधनो जैवे जितारिः सुखी कुम्भे दुर्जनसेवितो मृगगते भूपोऽथवा तत्समः; this sentence names कर्टकभे and तसमः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कौजे चन्द्रसुतेऽधनः सितगृहे विद्वान्नृयुग्मे सुखी कर्किस्थे निजवित्तहा हरिगते जातो वधूनिर्जितः । कन्यास्थे सुगुणाकरो गतभयश्चापे नृपालप्रियो मीनस्थे जितसेवकः शनिगृहे शिल्पी परप्रेष्यकः

kauje candrasute'dhanaḥ sitagṛhe vidvānnṛyugme sukhī karkisthe nijavittahā harigate jāto vadhūnirjitaḥ | kanyāsthe suguṇākaro gatabhayaścāpe nṛpālapriyo mīnasthe jitasevakaḥ śanigṛhe śilpī parapreṣyakaḥ

Mercury in Mars's sign ⟨makes one⟩ poor; in Venus's house, learned; in Gemini, happy; placed in Cancer, a destroyer of his own wealth; gone to Leo, born vanquished by women; placed in Virgo, a mine of good qualities and free from fear; in Sagittarius, dear to the king; placed in Pisces, one whose servants are subdued; ⟨and⟩ in Saturn's house, an artisan and the servant of others.

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  • About this edition: चन्द्रसुते (Mercury) is the subject in the locative absolute; the nine loci cover the twelve signs. वधूनिजितः is read वधूभिर्जितः, 'vanquished by women' — kept at that weight, not softened to 'under the influence of women'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वधूनिर्जितः । कन्यास्थे सुगुणाकरो गतभयश्चापे नृपालप्रियो मीनस्थे जितसेवकः शनिगृहे शिल्पी परप्रेष्यकः; this sentence names वधूनिजितः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सेनावित्तसुताधिकः सुगुणवान् दाता कुजर्क्षे गुरौ तेजस्वी सितभे परिच्छदसुहृत्तारासुतर्क्षे गते । प्राज्ञः पुत्रधनश्च कर्किणि घटे भोगी यशस्वी हरौ राजा राजसमोऽथवा निजगृहे नीचोऽटनः क्लेशधीः

senāvittasutādhikaḥ suguṇavān dātā kujarkṣe gurau tejasvī sitabhe paricchadasuhṛttārāsutarkṣe gate | prājñaḥ putradhanaśca karkiṇi ghaṭe bhogī yaśasvī harau rājā rājasamo'thavā nijagṛhe nīco'ṭanaḥ kleśadhīḥ

Jupiter in Mars's sign ⟨makes one⟩ abounding in army, wealth and sons, ⟨endowed with⟩ virtues, ⟨and⟩ a giver; in Venus's asterism, full of splendour; gone to Mercury's asterism, ⟨rich in⟩ retinue and friends; in Cancer, wise and rich in sons; in Aquarius, an enjoyer; in Leo, famous; in his own house, a king or the equal of a king; ⟨and⟩ debilitated, base, a wanderer, of a distressed mind.

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  • About this edition: ताराउतर्क्षं is read तारासुतर्क्षं (Mercury's sign). तेजस्त्री is a typo for तेजस्वी, गुरुणवान् for गुणवान्. नीचः in the last foot is read positionally (the sign of debilitation, Capricorn) as well as as a personal epithet, which is how the twelve signs come out complete; केशधीः is corrupt and क्लेशधीः (cf. v. 39) is the reading assumed. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुगुणवान् दाता कुजर्क्षे गुरौ तेजस्वी सितभे परिच्छदसुहृत्तारासुतर्क्षे गते । प्राज्ञः पुत्रधनश्च कर्किणि घटे भोगी यशस्वी हरौ राजा राजसमोऽथवा निजगृहे नीचोऽटनः क्लेशधीः; this sentence names ताराउतर्क्षं and तेजस्त्री, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जारः श्रीमतिमित्रबन्धुविभवो विद्याधनज्ञानवान् भीरुर्मन्दसुतोऽतिनीचविहिताचारो नृपालंप्रियः । दुष्टस्त्रीगणसेवितो जनपतिर्भोगी कुमारीरतः श्रीविद्यागुणशीलवान् भृगुसुते मेषादिराशिस्थिते

jāraḥ śrīmatimitrabandhuvibhavo vidyādhanajñānavān bhīrurmandasuto'tinīcavihitācāro nṛpālaṃpriyaḥ | duṣṭastrīgaṇasevito janapatirbhogī kumārīrataḥ śrīvidyāguṇaśīlavān bhṛgusute meṣādirāśisthite

With Venus placed in the signs beginning with Aries ⟨the native is, in order⟩: an adulterer; possessed of wealth, friends and kinsmen; possessed of learning, wealth and knowledge; timid; of dull sons; of exceedingly base practised conduct; dear to the king; attended by a company of wicked women; a lord of the people; an enjoyer; attached to young girls; ⟨and⟩ endowed with prosperity, learning, virtue and character.

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  • About this edition: Twelve results for the twelve signs. कमारीरतः is a typo for कुमारीरतः. जार is kept as 'adulterer' — the verse's own word, not softened. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुमारीरतः; this sentence names कमारीरतः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मूर्खो नातिधनो गतस्वसुतधीरम्बासुखप्रच्युतोऽनार्यः स्वल्पधनात्मजो गुणपुरग्रामाग्रणीरुग्रधीः । जातः पुत्रकलत्रवित्तविभवो राजप्रियो वित्तवान् तेजोराजगुणाधिको रविसुते मेषादिराशिस्थिते

mūrkho nātidhano gatasvasutadhīrambāsukhapracyuto'nāryaḥ svalpadhanātmajo guṇapuragrāmāgraṇīrugradhīḥ | jātaḥ putrakalatravittavibhavo rājapriyo vittavān tejorājaguṇādhiko ravisute meṣādirāśisthite

With Saturn placed in the signs beginning with Aries ⟨the native is, in order⟩: a fool; not very wealthy; bereft of wealth, sons and intelligence; fallen away from a mother's comfort; ignoble; of scant wealth and offspring; foremost in virtue, in town and in village; of fierce mind; born to the prosperity of sons, wife and wealth; dear to the king; wealthy; ⟨and⟩ abounding in splendour, royalty and virtue.

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  • About this edition: रविसूत = Saturn. Twelve results for the twelve signs. मुर्खो is a typo for मूर्खो, अनार्ययः for अनार्यः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मूर्खो नातिधनो गतस्वसुतधीरम्बासुखप्रच्युतोऽ- नार्यः स्वल्पधनात्मजो गुणपुरग्रामाग्रणीरुग्रधीः । जातः पुत्रकलत्रवित्तविभवो राजप्रियो वित्तवान् तेजोराजगुणाधिको रविसुते; this sentence names रविसूत and मुर्खो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यदुक्तमुडुनाथस्य फलं मेषादिराशिषु । तदंशकफलं चात्र परिचिन्त्य वदेद् बुधः

yaduktamuḍunāthasya phalaṃ meṣādirāśiṣu | tadaṃśakaphalaṃ cātra paricintya vaded budhaḥ

Whatever result has been declared for the lord of the asterisms ⟨the Moon⟩ in the signs beginning with Aries — the wise ⟨astrologer⟩, having considered it, should declare that same as the result of the aṃśas here.

पापेक्षिते गगनगामिनि दुष्टरोगी जातः स्वधर्मगुणवित्तयशोविहीनः । पापान्विते तु परवित्तवधूविलोलः पारुष्यवाक्कपटबुद्धियुतोऽलसः स्यात्

pāpekṣite gaganagāmini duṣṭarogī jātaḥ svadharmaguṇavittayaśovihīnaḥ | pāpānvite tu paravittavadhūvilolaḥ pāruṣyavākkapaṭabuddhiyuto'lasaḥ syāt

When a sky-goer ⟨graha⟩ is aspected by a malefic, the native is diseased with a foul disease and destitute of his own dharma, virtue, wealth and fame. But when it is joined with a malefic, he lusts after others' wealth and wives, is joined with harsh speech and a deceitful mind, ⟨and⟩ is lazy.

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  • About this edition: स्वधर्धगुण is corrupt; स्वधर्म-धन-गुण is the reading assumed and the supplied 'wealth' is bracketed. शो is read as यशो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वधर्मगुणवित्तयशोविहीनः; this sentence names स्वधर्धगुण, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यदि शुभकरदृष्टे खेचरे जातमर्तः सुतधनयुतभोगी सुन्दरो राजपूज्यः । परिभवरहितः स्यात्सौम्यखेटोपयाते जितरिपुरिह धर्माचारवानिङ्गितज्ञः

yadi śubhakaradṛṣṭe khecare jātamartaḥ sutadhanayutabhogī sundaro rājapūjyaḥ | paribhavarahitaḥ syātsaumyakheṭopayāte jitaripuriha dharmācāravāniṅgitajñaḥ

If the sky-goer ⟨graha⟩ is aspected by a benefic, the mortal born ⟨is⟩ an enjoyer endowed with sons and wealth, handsome, ⟨and⟩ honoured by the king. When benefic grahas come to it, he is free from humiliation, a conqueror of foes here, observant of dharma and right conduct, ⟨and⟩ a reader of ⟨men's⟩ gestures.

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  • About this edition: जातमर्तः is read जातमर्त्यः; स्थात् for स्यात्; सौम्यखेतो for सौम्यखेटो. सौम्य is taken here in its class sense (benefic), not as Mercury. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्यात्सौम्यखेटोपयाते; this sentence names सौम्यखेतो and स्थात्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रे मेषगते कुजादिखचरैरालोकिते भूपतिर्विद्वान् राजसमः समस्तगुणवान् चोरो दरिद्रो भवेत् । निस्वस्थेयनृमान्यभूपधनिकप्रेष्यो वृषस्थे तथा युग्मस्थे विकलो नृपः सुमतिमान् धीरः खलो निर्धनः

candre meṣagate kujādikhacarairālokite bhūpatirvidvān rājasamaḥ samastaguṇavān coro daridro bhavet | nisvastheyanṛmānyabhūpadhanikapreṣyo vṛṣasthe tathā yugmasthe vikalo nṛpaḥ sumatimān dhīraḥ khalo nirdhanaḥ

When the Moon has gone to Aries and is aspected by the sky-goers beginning with Mars, ⟨the native becomes, in order⟩ a lord of the earth, learned, the equal of a king, possessed of every virtue, a thief, ⟨and⟩ poor. So too, ⟨the Moon⟩ placed in Taurus: destitute, ⟨an arbiter⟩, honoured by men, a king, rich, ⟨and⟩ a servant. Placed in Gemini: crippled, a king, of good understanding, steadfast, wicked, ⟨and⟩ without wealth.

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  • About this edition: Six results in each sign answer to six aspecting grahas (Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, the Sun). स्वचरैः is read खचरैः. In the Taurus list स्थेय is uncertain — 'one to be abided by, an arbiter' is the reading assumed and is bracketed.

कर्कस्थे शशिनि क्षमासुतमुखैरालोकिते शौर्यवानार्यश्रेष्ठकविर्महीपतिरयोजीवी सनेत्रामयः । भूपः पण्डितवाग् धनी नरपतिः पापी विभुः सिंहगे कन्यायां धनिको विभुः प्रभुसमो विद्वान् विशीलः सुखी

karkasthe śaśini kṣamāsutamukhairālokite śauryavānāryaśreṣṭhakavirmahīpatirayojīvī sanetrāmayaḥ | bhūpaḥ paṇḍitavāg dhanī narapatiḥ pāpī vibhuḥ siṃhage kanyāyāṃ dhaniko vibhuḥ prabhusamo vidvān viśīlaḥ sukhī

When the Moon is placed in Cancer and aspected by ⟨the grahas⟩ beginning with Mars: valorous; best among the noble; a poet; a lord of the earth; one who lives by iron ⟨a smith⟩; ⟨and⟩ having eye-disease. Gone to Leo: a king; of learned speech; wealthy; a ruler of men; sinful; ⟨and⟩ a lord. In Virgo: rich; a lord; the equal of a master; learned; of bad character; ⟨and⟩ happy.

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  • About this edition: In the Cancer list श्रेष्ठलविर् and योजीवी are corrupt in the e-text; श्रेष्ठः कविः and a compound in -जीवी ('living by') are the readings assumed, and both are bracketed. मुस्वैः is read मुखैः, भुपः for भूपः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्षमासुतमुखैरालोकिते शौर्यवा- नार्यश्रेष्ठकविर्महीपतिरयोजीवी सनेत्रामयः । भूपः; this sentence names श्रेष्ठलविर् and भुपः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तौलिस्थे हिमगौ बुधादिशुभदैरालोकिते स्यात् क्रमाद् भूपः स्वर्णकरो वणिक्कुजरविच्छायासुतैर्वञ्चकः । कीटस्थे शशिनि द्विमातृपितृको राजप्रियो नीचकृद्रोगी निर्धनिको नृपालसचिवो दृष्टे बुधादिग्रहैः

taulisthe himagau budhādiśubhadairālokite syāt kramād bhūpaḥ svarṇakaro vaṇikkujaravicchāyāsutairvañcakaḥ | kīṭasthe śaśini dvimātṛpitṛko rājapriyo nīcakṛdrogī nirdhaniko nṛpālasacivo dṛṣṭe budhādigrahaiḥ

When the Moon is placed in Libra and aspected by the benefics beginning with Mercury, ⟨he becomes⟩ in order a king, a goldsmith, ⟨or⟩ a merchant; by Mars, the Sun and the son of Chāyā ⟨Saturn⟩, a cheat. When the Moon is placed in Scorpio and aspected by the grahas beginning with Mercury: one having two mothers and two fathers; dear to the king; a doer of base deeds; diseased; without wealth; ⟨and⟩ a minister of the king.

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  • About this edition: निर्वनिको is corrupt; निर्धनिकः ('without wealth', as in v. 52) is the reading assumed and is bracketed. सचियो is a typo for सचिवो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वणिक्कुजरविच्छायासुतैर्वञ्चकः । कीटस्थे शशिनि द्विमातृपितृको राजप्रियो नीचकृ- द्रोगी निर्धनिको नृपालसचिवो; this sentence names निर्वनिको and सचियो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रे धनुःस्थे शुभदृष्टियुक्ते विद्याधनज्ञानयशोबलाढ्यः । दृष्टे कुजादित्यदिनेशपुत्रैः सभाशठः पण्यवधूरतः स्यात्

candre dhanuḥsthe śubhadṛṣṭiyukte vidyādhanajñānayaśobalāḍhyaḥ | dṛṣṭe kujādityadineśaputraiḥ sabhāśaṭhaḥ paṇyavadhūrataḥ syāt

When the Moon is placed in Sagittarius and joined with a benefic aspect, ⟨the native is⟩ rich in learning, wealth, knowledge, fame and strength. Aspected by Mars, the Sun and the son of the day-lord ⟨Saturn⟩, he becomes a cheat in assemblies and attached to courtesans.

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  • About this edition: शुभदृष्ति is a typo for शुभदृष्टि. पण्यवधू is rendered at its weight, 'courtesan'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुभदृष्टियुक्ते; this sentence names शुभदृष्ति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

राजा महीपतिर्विद्वान् धनी निर्धनिको विभुः । कुजादिग्रहसन्दृष्टे मकरस्थे निशाकरे

rājā mahīpatirvidvān dhanī nirdhaniko vibhuḥ | kujādigrahasandṛṣṭe makarasthe niśākare

A king; a lord of the earth; learned; wealthy; without wealth; ⟨yet⟩ a lord — ⟨so it is⟩ when the night-maker ⟨the Moon⟩ is placed in Capricorn and aspected by the grahas beginning with Mars.

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  • About this edition: Six results answering to the six aspecting grahas, as in vv. 48–50.

कुम्भस्थिते निशानाथे शुभदृष्टे यशोधनः । जातः परवधूलोलः पापखेटनिरीक्षिते

kumbhasthite niśānāthe śubhadṛṣṭe yaśodhanaḥ | jātaḥ paravadhūlolaḥ pāpakheṭanirīkṣite

When the lord of night ⟨the Moon⟩ is placed in Aquarius and aspected by benefics, ⟨the native⟩ is rich in fame; ⟨but⟩ when looked upon by malefic sky-goers, he is born lusting after other men's wives.

मीनस्थे शुभवीक्षिते हिमकरे हास्यप्रियो भूपतिर्विद्वान् पापनिरीक्षिते परुषवाक् पापात्मको जायते । पापांशे खलवीक्षिते शठमतिर्जातोऽन्यजायारतः सौम्यांशे शुभवीक्षिते हिमकरे जातो यशस्वी भवेत्

mīnasthe śubhavīkṣite himakare hāsyapriyo bhūpatirvidvān pāpanirīkṣite paruṣavāk pāpātmako jāyate | pāpāṃśe khalavīkṣite śaṭhamatirjāto'nyajāyārataḥ saumyāṃśe śubhavīkṣite himakare jāto yaśasvī bhavet

When the moon-maker is placed in Pisces and looked upon by benefics, ⟨the native is⟩ fond of laughter, a lord of the earth, ⟨and⟩ learned; looked upon by malefics, he is born harsh of speech and of a sinful nature. In a malefic aṃśa and looked upon by the wicked ⟨malefics⟩, he is born of a crooked mind and attached to another's wife. When the moon-maker is in a benefic aṃśa and looked upon by benefics, the native becomes famous.

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  • About this edition: सौम्याम्शे is a typo for सौम्यांशे. सौम्य here is the class (benefic), paired against पाप in the same foot. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौम्यांशे; this sentence names सौम्याम्शे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

राशिदृष्टिफलं यत्तदंशकेषु च योजयेत् । भवन्ति शुभदाः सर्वे शुभदृग्योगसंयुता

rāśidṛṣṭiphalaṃ yattadaṃśakeṣu ca yojayet | bhavanti śubhadāḥ sarve śubhadṛgyogasaṃyutā

Whatever result ⟨is stated⟩ for aspect in the rāśis, one should apply that in the aṃśas as well. All ⟨grahas⟩ become givers of the auspicious when joined with benefic aspect and yoga.

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  • About this edition: अंशकेपु is a typo for अंशकेषु.

मार्तण्डो यदि लग्नगोऽल्पतनयो जातः सुखी निर्घृणः स्वल्पाशी विकलेक्षणो रणतलश्लाघी सुशीलो नटः । ज्ञानाचाररतः सुलोचनयशःस्वातन्त्र्यकस्तूच्चगे मीने स्त्रीजनसेवितो हरिगते रात्र्यन्धको वीर्यवान्

mārtaṇḍo yadi lagnago'lpatanayo jātaḥ sukhī nirghṛṇaḥ svalpāśī vikalekṣaṇo raṇatalaślāghī suśīlo naṭaḥ | jñānācārarataḥ sulocanayaśaḥsvātantryakastūccage mīne strījanasevito harigate rātryandhako vīryavān

If Mārtaṇḍa ⟨the Sun⟩ is in the lagna, ⟨the native has⟩ few sons, is born happy, ⟨is⟩ pitiless, eats little, is defective of eye, a braggart on the field of battle, of good conduct, ⟨and⟩ an actor. But ⟨the Sun⟩ gone to his exaltation ⟨Aries⟩: devoted to knowledge and right practice, possessed of fine eyes, fame and independence; in Pisces, waited upon by women; gone to Leo, night-blind ⟨yet⟩ virile.

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  • About this edition: सुलोचनशयःस्वातन्त्र्शकस्तूच्चगे is corrupt in the e-text: सुलोचन and स्वातन्त्र्य are legible, the syllables between them (शयः, -कस्) are not, and the gap is marked ⟨…⟩ rather than filled. राव्यान्धको is read रात्र्यन्धकः (night-blind), शुशीलो as सुशीलो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रणतलश्लाघी सुशीलो नटः । ज्ञानाचाररतः सुलोचनयशःस्वातन्त्र्यकस्तूच्चगे मीने स्त्रीजनसेवितो हरिगते रात्र्यन्धको; this sentence names सुलोचनशयःस्वातन्त्र्शकस्तूच्चगे and राव्यान्धको, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्षीणे शशिन्युदयगे वधिरोऽङ्गहीनः प्रेष्यश्च पापसहिते तु गतायुरेव । स्वोच्चस्वके धनयशोबहुरूपशाली पूर्णे तनौ यदि चिरायुरुपैति विद्वान्

kṣīṇe śaśinyudayage vadhiro'ṅgahīnaḥ preṣyaśca pāpasahite tu gatāyureva | svoccasvake dhanayaśobahurūpaśālī pūrṇe tanau yadi cirāyurupaiti vidvān

When the Moon, waned, is in the rising sign, ⟨the native is⟩ deaf, deficient of limb, and a servant; and when ⟨the Moon is⟩ joined with a malefic, his life is simply gone. In his own exaltation or his own sign, ⟨the native is⟩ endowed with wealth, fame and abundant beauty; if the full ⟨Moon is⟩ in the body-house ⟨the first⟩, he attains long life and is learned.

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  • About this edition: रशिनि is a typo for शशिनि. गतायुरेव is rendered at its weight — 'his life is simply gone' — not softened to a short life.

क्रूरः साहसिकोऽटनोऽतिचपलो रोगी कुजे लग्नगे विद्यावित्ततपःस्वधर्मनिरतो लग्नस्थिते बोधने । जीवे लग्नगते चिरायुरमलज्ञानी धनी रूपवान् कामी कान्तवपुः सदारतनयो विद्वान् विलग्ने भृगौ

krūraḥ sāhasiko'ṭano'ticapalo rogī kuje lagnage vidyāvittatapaḥsvadharmanirato lagnasthite bodhane | jīve lagnagate cirāyuramalajñānī dhanī rūpavān kāmī kāntavapuḥ sadāratanayo vidvān vilagne bhṛgau

Mars in the lagna: cruel, rash, a wanderer, exceedingly fickle, ⟨and⟩ diseased. Mercury placed in the lagna: devoted to learning, wealth, austerity and his own dharma. Jupiter gone to the lagna: long-lived, of spotless knowledge, wealthy, ⟨and⟩ handsome. Venus in the lagna: lustful, of lovely body, ⟨endowed⟩ ever with wife and sons, ⟨and⟩ learned.

दुर्नासिको वृद्धकलत्ररोगी मन्दे विलग्नोपगतेऽङ्गहीनः । महीपतुल्यः सुगुणाभिरामो जातः स्वतुङ्गोपगते चिरायुः

durnāsiko vṛddhakalatrarogī mande vilagnopagate'ṅgahīnaḥ | mahīpatulyaḥ suguṇābhirāmo jātaḥ svatuṅgopagate cirāyuḥ

Saturn come to the lagna: of an ill-formed nose, having an aged wife, diseased, ⟨and⟩ deficient of limb. ⟨But⟩ when he has gone to his own exaltation, ⟨the native is⟩ born the equal of a lord of the earth, delightful with good qualities, ⟨and⟩ long-lived.

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  • About this edition: The e-text prints a variant in its own parentheses — सुगुणाभिरामो(आभो) — offering अभिराम / आभ; अभिराम is rendered. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुगुणाभिरामो जातः; this sentence names आभो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्रूरो दयाधर्मविहीनशीलो राहौ विलग्नोपगते तु रोगी । केतौ विलग्ने सरुजोऽतिलुब्धः सौम्येक्षिते राजसमानभोगी

krūro dayādharmavihīnaśīlo rāhau vilagnopagate tu rogī | ketau vilagne sarujo'tilubdhaḥ saumyekṣite rājasamānabhogī

Rāhu come to the lagna: cruel, of a character devoid of compassion and dharma, and diseased. Ketu in the lagna: afflicted with disease, exceedingly greedy; ⟨but⟩ if aspected by benefics, an enjoyer equal to a king.

रविक्षेत्रोदये राहू राजभोगाय सम्पदि । स्थिरार्थपुत्रान् कुरुते मन्दक्षेत्रोदये शिखी

ravikṣetrodaye rāhū rājabhogāya sampadi | sthirārthaputrān kurute mandakṣetrodaye śikhī

Rāhu in a rising sign owned by the Sun ⟨Leo as the lagna⟩ ⟨conduces⟩ to royal enjoyment and to affluence; Ketu, when a sign of Saturn rises, makes wealth and sons enduring.

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  • About this edition: उदय here is the rising sign, i.e. the लग्न. सम्पदि stands as a locative in the e-text where the parallel with राजभोगाय would want a dative सम्पदे; the sense is unaffected.

त्यागी धातुद्रव्यवानिष्टशत्रुर्वाग्मी वित्तस्थानगे चित्रभानौ । कामी कान्तश्चारुवागिङ्गितज्ञो विद्याशीलो वित्तवान् वित्तगेन्दौ

tyāgī dhātudravyavāniṣṭaśatrurvāgmī vittasthānage citrabhānau | kāmī kāntaścāruvāgiṅgitajño vidyāśīlo vittavān vittagendau

With the Sun ⟨citrabhānu⟩ gone to the house of wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩: generous, possessed of wealth in metals, one who has friends and foes ⟨alike⟩, ⟨and⟩ eloquent. With the Moon in the 2nd: lustful, comely, of charming speech, a reader of gestures, of learned character, wealthy.

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  • About this edition: इष्टशत्रु is unresolved in this e-text: the transmitted compound इष्टशत्रुवाग्मी admits इष्टशत्रु as a dvandva (friend and foe), and no better reading is defensible from one witness. वार्ग्मी is वाग्मी. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धातुद्रव्यवानिष्टशत्रुर्वाग्मी; this sentence names वार्ग्मी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धातोर्वादकृषिक्रियाटनपरः कोपी कुजे वित्तगे बुद्ध्योपार्जितवित्तशीलगुणवान् साधुः कुटुम्बे बुधे । वाग्मी भोजनसौख्यवित्तविपुलस्त्यागी धनस्थे गुरौ विद्याकामकलाविलासधनवान्वित्तस्थिते भार्गवे

dhātorvādakṛṣikriyāṭanaparaḥ kopī kuje vittage buddhyopārjitavittaśīlaguṇavān sādhuḥ kuṭumbe budhe | vāgmī bhojanasaukhyavittavipulastyāgī dhanasthe gurau vidyākāmakalāvilāsadhanavānvittasthite bhārgave

Mars in the 2nd: given to alchemy, husbandry and wandering, and wrathful. Mercury in the 2nd (kuṭumba): his wealth earned by his own wit, endowed with character and merit, upright. Jupiter placed in the 2nd: eloquent, abounding in food, comfort and wealth, and liberal. Venus stationed in the 2nd: possessed of learning, desire, the arts, elegance and wealth.

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  • About this edition: धतोर्वाद is धातुवाद (alchemy/metallurgy); भिजन is अभिजन with the initial vowel lost; सौम्ख्य is सौख्य; त्वागी is त्यागी. All four are e-text slips, not variants. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धातोर्वादकृषिक्रियाटनपरः कोपी कुजे वित्तगे बुद्ध्योपार्जितवित्तशीलगुणवान् साधुः कुटुम्बे बुधे । वाग्मी भोजनसौख्यवित्तविपुलस्त्यागी; this sentence names धतोर्वाद and सौम्ख्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

असत्यवादी चपलोऽटनोऽधनः शनौ कुटुम्बोपगते तु वञ्चकः । विरोधवान्वित्तगते विधुन्तुदे जनापराधी शिखिनि द्वितीयगे

asatyavādī capalo'ṭano'dhanaḥ śanau kuṭumbopagate tu vañcakaḥ | virodhavānvittagate vidhuntude janāparādhī śikhini dvitīyage

Saturn come to the 2nd (kuṭumba): a speaker of untruth, fickle, a wanderer, without wealth — and a cheat. Rāhu (vidhuntuda) gone to the 2nd: full of opposition. Ketu in the 2nd: an offender against people.

शूरो दुर्जनसेवितोऽतिधनवान् त्यागी तृतीये रवौ चन्द्रे सोदरराशिगेऽल्पधनिको बन्धुप्रियः सात्त्विकः । ख्यातोऽपारपराक्रमः शठमतिर्दुश्चिक्ययाते कुजे मायाकर्मपरोऽटनोऽतिचपलो दीनोऽनुजस्थे बुधे

śūro durjanasevito'tidhanavān tyāgī tṛtīye ravau candre sodararāśige'lpadhaniko bandhupriyaḥ sāttvikaḥ | khyāto'pāraparākramaḥ śaṭhamatirduścikyayāte kuje māyākarmaparo'ṭano'ticapalo dīno'nujasthe budhe

The Sun in the 3rd: brave, attended by base men, exceedingly wealthy, liberal. The Moon gone to the 3rd (the brother's sign): of scant wealth, dear to his kin, sāttvika. Mars gone to the duścikya ⟨the 3rd⟩: renowned, of boundless valour, ⟨yet⟩ of crafty mind. Mercury placed in the 3rd (anuja): given to works of deceit, a wanderer, exceedingly fickle, wretched.

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  • About this edition: दुर्जनसेवित is two-way — attended BY wicked men, or attending ON them; the Hindi दुर्जनों से सेवित keeps both, the English had to pick one. स्व्यातः is ख्यातः; भाया is भार्या. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तृतीये रवौ चन्द्रे सोदरराशिगेऽल्पधनिको बन्धुप्रियः सात्त्विकः । ख्यातोऽपारपराक्रमः शठमतिर्दुश्चिक्ययाते कुजे मायाकर्मपरोऽटनोऽतिचपलो; this sentence names भाया, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भ्रातृस्थानगते गुरौ गतधनः स्त्रीनिर्जितः पापकृत् शुक्रे सोदरगे सरोषवचनः पापी वधूनिर्जितः । अल्पाशी धनशीलवंशगुणवान् भ्रातृस्थिते भानुजे राहौ विक्रमगेऽतिवीर्यधनिकः केतौ गुणी वित्तवान्

bhrātṛsthānagate gurau gatadhanaḥ strīnirjitaḥ pāpakṛt śukre sodarage saroṣavacanaḥ pāpī vadhūnirjitaḥ | alpāśī dhanaśīlavaṃśaguṇavān bhrātṛsthite bhānuje rāhau vikramage'tivīryadhanikaḥ ketau guṇī vittavān

Jupiter gone to the place of brothers ⟨the 3rd⟩: his wealth gone, vanquished by women, a doer of evil. Venus in the 3rd: wrathful in speech, sinful, vanquished by his wife. Saturn (bhānuja) placed in the 3rd: eating little, endowed with wealth, character, lineage and merit. Rāhu in the 3rd (vikrama): of great vigour and rich; Ketu ⟨there⟩: virtuous and wealthy.

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  • About this edition: केनौ in the e-text is केतौ. पापकृत / वधूनिजित stand for पापकृत् / वधूनिर्जित. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापकृत् शुक्रे सोदरगे सरोषवचनः पापी वधूनिर्जितः । अल्पाशी धनशीलवंशगुणवान् भ्रातृस्थिते भानुजे राहौ विक्रमगेऽतिवीर्यधनिकः केतौ; this sentence names वधूनिजित and केनौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सोदरारातिगः शुक्रः शोकरोगभयप्रदः । तत्रैव शुभकारी स्यात् पुरतो यदि भास्करात्

sodarārātigaḥ śukraḥ śokarogabhayapradaḥ | tatraiva śubhakārī syāt purato yadi bhāskarāt

Venus gone to the 3rd or the 6th gives grief, disease and fear; ⟨yet⟩ in those very ⟨houses⟩ he becomes a doer of good, if he is ahead of the Sun.

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  • About this edition: अरि/अराति here is the 6th house, not an enemy as a person. पुरतो भास्करात् = ahead of the Sun in longitude.

हृद्रोगी धनधान्यबुद्धिरहितः क्रूरः सुखस्थे रवौ विद्याशीलसुखान्वितः परवधूलोलश्चतुर्थे विधौ । भौमे बन्धुगते तु बन्धुरहितः स्त्रीनिर्जितः शौर्यवान् बन्धुस्थे शशिजे विबन्धुरमलज्ञानी धनी पण्डितः

hṛdrogī dhanadhānyabuddhirahitaḥ krūraḥ sukhasthe ravau vidyāśīlasukhānvitaḥ paravadhūlolaścaturthe vidhau | bhaume bandhugate tu bandhurahitaḥ strīnirjitaḥ śauryavān bandhusthe śaśije vibandhuramalajñānī dhanī paṇḍitaḥ

The Sun placed in the 4th (sukha): a sufferer from heart disease, bereft of wealth, grain and intelligence, cruel. The Moon in the 4th: endowed with learning, character and comfort, ⟨but⟩ lusting after other men's wives. Mars gone to the 4th (bandhu): without kinsmen, vanquished by women, ⟨yet⟩ valorous. Mercury placed in the 4th: without kinsmen, of spotless knowledge, wealthy, learned.

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  • About this edition: बुद्ध्गि in the e-text is बुद्धि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धनधान्यबुद्धिरहितः; this sentence names बुद्ध्गि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वाग्मी धनी सुखयशोबलरूपशाली जातः शठप्रकृतिरिन्द्रगुरौ सुखस्थे । स्त्रीनिर्जितः सुखयशोधनबुद्धिविद्यावाचालको भृगुसुते यदि बन्धुयाते

vāgmī dhanī sukhayaśobalarūpaśālī jātaḥ śaṭhaprakṛtirindragurau sukhasthe | strīnirjitaḥ sukhayaśodhanabuddhividyāvācālako bhṛgusute yadi bandhuyāte

Jupiter (indraguru) placed in the 4th: one born eloquent, wealthy, graced with comfort, fame, strength and beauty — ⟨yet⟩ crafty by nature. Venus (bhṛgusuta), if gone to the 4th (bandhu): vanquished by women, ⟨endowed with⟩ comfort, fame, wealth, intellect and learning, ⟨and⟩ garrulous.

आचारहीनः कपटी च मातृक्लेशान्वितो भानुसुते सुखस्थे । राहौ कलत्रादिजनावरोधी केतौ सुखस्थे च परापवादी

ācārahīnaḥ kapaṭī ca mātṛkleśānvito bhānusute sukhasthe | rāhau kalatrādijanāvarodhī ketau sukhasthe ca parāpavādī

Saturn (bhānusuta) placed in the 4th: fallen from right conduct, deceitful, and beset with affliction to his mother. Rāhu ⟨in the 4th⟩: one who keeps his wife and other folk shut in. And Ketu placed in the 4th: a slanderer of others.

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  • About this edition: अवरोधी carries both senses at once — restraining/confining, and the अवरोध of a harem; the Hindi अवरुद्ध रखने वाला keeps both. आचारहीतः is आचारहीनः; माटृ is मातृ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads आचारहीनः कपटी च मातृक्लेशान्वितो; this sentence names आचारहीतः and माटृ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

राजप्रियश्चञ्चलबुद्धियुक्तः प्रवासशीलः सुतगे दिनेशे । मन्त्रक्रियासक्तमना दयालुर्धनी मनस्वी तनये सतीन्दौ

rājapriyaścañcalabuddhiyuktaḥ pravāsaśīlaḥ sutage dineśe | mantrakriyāsaktamanā dayālurdhanī manasvī tanaye satīndau

The Sun in the 5th (suta): dear to the king, joined with a wavering intellect, given to living abroad. If the Moon is in the 5th (tanaya): his mind fixed on mantras and their rites, compassionate, wealthy, high-minded.

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  • About this edition: मनीन्दौ is read as यदीन्दौ (य/म are readily confused in Devanagari); the enumeration requires the Moon here and the e-text has no other candidate. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads राजप्रियश्चञ्चलबुद्धियुक्तः प्रवासशीलः सुतगे दिनेशे । मन्त्रक्रियासक्तमना दयालुर्धनी मनस्वी तनये सतीन्दौ; this sentence names मनीन्दौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्रूरोऽटनश्चपलसाहसिको विधर्मा भोगी धनी च यदि पञ्चमगे धराजे । मन्त्राभिचारकुशलः सुतदारवित्तविद्यायशोबलयुतः सुतगे सति ज्ञे

krūro'ṭanaścapalasāhasiko vidharmā bhogī dhanī ca yadi pañcamage dharāje | mantrābhicārakuśalaḥ sutadāravittavidyāyaśobalayutaḥ sutage sati jñe

If Mars (dharāja) is in the 5th: cruel, a wanderer, fickle and rash, irreligious, an enjoyer, and wealthy. Mercury being in the 5th (suta): skilled in mantra and abhicāra ⟨hostile rites⟩, endowed with sons, wife, wealth, learning, fame and strength.

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  • About this edition: मन्वाभिचार is मन्त्राभिचार. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्त्राभिचारकुशलः; this sentence names मन्वाभिचार, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मन्त्री गुणी विभवसारसमन्वितः स्यादल्पात्मजः सुरगुरौ सुत राशियाते । सत्पुत्रमित्रधनवानतिरूपशाली सेनातुरङ्गपतिरात्मजगे च शुक्रे

mantrī guṇī vibhavasārasamanvitaḥ syādalpātmajaḥ suragurau suta rāśiyāte | satputramitradhanavānatirūpaśālī senāturaṅgapatirātmajage ca śukre

Jupiter (suraguru) gone to the sign of the 5th: he becomes a counsellor, virtuous, joined with the substance of affluence, ⟨but⟩ with few sons. And Venus in the 5th (ātmaja): possessed of good sons, friends and wealth, exceedingly handsome, a lord of armies and horses.

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  • About this edition: आय्मजगे is आत्मजगे.

मत्तश्चिरायुरसुखी चपलश्च धर्मी जातो जितारिनिचयः सुतगेऽर्कपुत्रे । भीरुर्द्दयालुरधनः सुतगे फणीशे केतौ शठः सलिलभीरुरतीव रोगी

mattaścirāyurasukhī capalaśca dharmī jāto jitārinicayaḥ sutage'rkaputre | bhīrurddayāluradhanaḥ sutage phaṇīśe ketau śaṭhaḥ salilabhīruratīva rogī

Saturn (arkaputra) in the 5th: one born besotted, long-lived, unhappy, fickle, ⟨yet⟩ righteous, conquering the host of his enemies. Rāhu (phaṇīśa) in the 5th: timid, compassionate, poor. Ketu ⟨in the 5th⟩: crafty, afraid of water, exceedingly diseased.

कामी शूरो राजपूज्योऽभिमानी ख्यातः श्रीमान् शत्रुयाते दिनेशे । अल्पायुः स्यात् क्षीणचन्द्रेऽरिसंस्थे पूर्णे जातोऽतीव भोगी चिरायुः

kāmī śūro rājapūjyo'bhimānī khyātaḥ śrīmān śatruyāte dineśe | alpāyuḥ syāt kṣīṇacandre'risaṃsthe pūrṇe jāto'tīva bhogī cirāyuḥ

The Sun gone to the 6th (śatru): lustful, brave, honoured by the king, proud, renowned, prosperous. With a waning Moon placed in the 6th (ari) he will be short-lived; with a full ⟨Moon there⟩ the native is a very great enjoyer and long-lived.

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  • About this edition: क्षीण/पूर्ण here is the Moon's waning and full state, not a house condition — the contrast is the whole point of the line.

स्वामी रिपुक्षयकरः प्रबलोदराग्निः श्रीमान् यशोबलयुतोऽवनिजे रिपुस्थे । विद्याविनोदकलहप्रियकृद्विशालो बन्धूपकाररहितः शशिजेऽरियाते

svāmī ripukṣayakaraḥ prabalodarāgniḥ śrīmān yaśobalayuto'vanije ripusthe | vidyāvinodakalahapriyakṛdviśālo bandhūpakārarahitaḥ śaśije'riyāte

Mars (avanija) placed in the 6th (ripu): a master ⟨of men⟩, a destroyer of enemies, of powerful digestive fire, prosperous, endowed with fame and strength. Mercury (śaśija) gone to the 6th (ari): fond of learning, diversion and quarrel, eminent (viśāla) ⟨an open doubt: the word may be viśīla, 'of bad character'⟩, ⟨and⟩ bereft of help from his kinsmen.

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  • About this edition: स्वामी here is a person who is a master, NOT the technical lordship of a sign or house. कृशालो is corrupt; कुशलो (skilled) is the likely reading and is what the ⟨⟩ supplies. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads विद्याविनोदकलहप्रियकृद्विशालो; this sentence names कृशालो, 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 विद्याविनोदकलहप्रियकृद्विशालो, so the corrupt कृशालो named here is no longer our text. The Kāśī 1953 page (Kapileśvara, p.303) was read by eye at about 4.2x native. It sets कृद्विशालो, with a plain ā-sign on श and no ī. Our e-text had lost the akṣara द्वि, which left the vasantatilaka pāda thirteen syllables for fourteen. The conjecture कुशलो is superseded: it stands in no printing and also leaves thirteen syllables, so it never repaired the pāda, and the renderings no longer supply ⟨skilled⟩. Other printings' machine reads give a -शील- form here, and that question is kept as an open doubt on this verse.]

कामी जितारिरबलोऽरिगतेऽमरेज्ये शोकापवादसहितो भृगुजे रिपुस्थे । बह्वाशनो विषमशीलसपत्नभीतः कामी धनी रविसुते सति शत्रुयाते

kāmī jitārirabalo'rigate'marejye śokāpavādasahito bhṛguje ripusthe | bahvāśano viṣamaśīlasapatnabhītaḥ kāmī dhanī ravisute sati śatruyāte

Jupiter (amarejya) gone to the 6th (ari): lustful, a conqueror of enemies, ⟨yet⟩ weak. Venus (bhṛguja) placed in the 6th: attended by grief and calumny. Saturn (ravisuta) being gone to the 6th (śatru): a great eater, of uneven character, fearful of rivals, lustful, wealthy.

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  • About this edition: सपव in सपवभीतः is corrupt and yields no word; only भीतः (fearful) is recoverable, and the ⟨…⟩ marks the syllables left unread rather than filled by conjecture. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बह्वाशनो विषमशीलसपत्नभीतः; this sentence names सपवभीतः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

राहौ रिपुस्थानगते जितारिश्चिरायुरत्यन्तसुखी कुलीनः । बन्धुप्रियोदारगुणप्रसिद्धविद्यायशस्वी रिपुगे च केतौ

rāhau ripusthānagate jitāriścirāyuratyantasukhī kulīnaḥ | bandhupriyodāraguṇaprasiddhavidyāyaśasvī ripuge ca ketau

Rāhu gone to the place of the 6th: a conqueror of enemies, long-lived, exceedingly happy, well-born. And Ketu in the 6th: dear to his kin, renowned for noble qualities, famed for learning.

स्त्रीद्वेषी मदनस्थिते दिनकरेऽतीव प्रकोपी खलश्चन्द्रे कामगते दयालुरटनः स्त्रीवश्यको भोगवान् । स्त्रीमूलप्रविलापको रणरुचिः कामस्थिते भूमिजे व्यङ्गः शिल्पकलाविनोदचतुरस्तारासुतेऽस्तं गते

strīdveṣī madanasthite dinakare'tīva prakopī khalaścandre kāmagate dayāluraṭanaḥ strīvaśyako bhogavān | strīmūlapravilāpako raṇaruciḥ kāmasthite bhūmije vyaṅgaḥ śilpakalāvinodacaturastārāsute'staṃ gate

The Sun placed in the 7th (madana): a hater of women, exceedingly wrathful, wicked. The Moon gone to the 7th (kāma): compassionate, a wanderer, under the sway of women, an enjoyer of pleasures. Mars (bhūmija) placed in the 7th: brought to lamentation on account of women, delighting in battle. Mercury (tārāsuta) gone to the setting place ⟨the 7th⟩: deformed, ⟨yet⟩ clever in craft, art and diversion.

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  • About this edition: स्त्रीवश्यक (under the sway of women) is deliberately kept distinct from स्त्रीनिर्जित (vanquished by women) used at 66, 68 and 69. स्त्रीमूलप्रविलापक is read as lamentation caused by women; a second sense — squandering on their account — is available and the Hindi स्त्री के कारण विलाप करने वाला leans to the first.

धीरश्चारुकलत्रवान् पितृगुरुद्वेषी मदस्थे गुरौ देश्यास्त्रीजनवल्लभश्च सुभगो व्यङ्गः सिते कामगे । भाराध्वश्रमतप्तधीरधनिको मन्दे मदस्थानगे गर्वी जारशिखामणिः फणिपतौ कामस्थिते रोगवान्

dhīraścārukalatravān pitṛgurudveṣī madasthe gurau deśyāstrījanavallabhaśca subhago vyaṅgaḥ site kāmage | bhārādhvaśramataptadhīradhaniko mande madasthānage garvī jāraśikhāmaṇiḥ phaṇipatau kāmasthite rogavān

Jupiter placed in the 7th (mada): steadfast, having a lovely wife, ⟨yet⟩ a hater of his father and his teacher. Venus (sita) gone to the 7th (kāma): beloved of the womenfolk of ⟨his⟩ country, fortunate, ⟨yet⟩ deformed. Saturn (manda) gone to the place of the 7th: worn by the toil of burdens and roads, steadfast and wealthy. Rāhu (phaṇipati) placed in the 7th: proud, a crest-jewel among paramours, and diseased.

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  • About this edition: Two corruptions handled openly. सप्तधीरधनिको: सप्त yields nothing here and स्वल्प (scant) fits both sense and the स्वल्प→सप्त slip, so ⟨scant⟩ is supplied. जारशिस्वामिनिः is unrecoverable — it plainly turns on जार (paramour) and स्वामिनी (wife/mistress), but which way the clause runs cannot be decided on one witness, so it is left as ⟨…⟩ and not guessed. कणिपतौ is फणिपतौ (Rāhu), required by the graha sequence; कार्मगे is कामगे. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कामगे । भाराध्वश्रमतप्तधीरधनिको मन्दे मदस्थानगे गर्वी जारशिखामणिः फणिपतौ; this sentence names जारशिस्वामिनिः and सप्तधीरधनिको, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अनङ्गभावोपगते तु केतौ कुदारको वा विकलत्रभोगः । निद्री विशीलः परिदीनवाक्यः सदाऽटनो मूर्खजनाग्रगण्यः

anaṅgabhāvopagate tu ketau kudārako vā vikalatrabhogaḥ | nidrī viśīlaḥ paridīnavākyaḥ sadā'ṭano mūrkhajanāgragaṇyaḥ

But when Ketu has come to the house of Anaṅga ⟨the 7th⟩: ⟨he has⟩ a bad wife, or is deprived of the enjoyment of a wife; sleepy, of bad character, wholly abject in speech, ever wandering, reckoned first among fools.

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  • About this edition: अनङ्गभाव — the house of Kāma — is the 7th. मूर्खजनाग्नगण्यः is मूर्खजनाग्रगण्यः; the text does say मूर्ख and it is rendered at its weight. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मूर्खजनाग्रगण्यः; this sentence names मूर्खजनाग्नगण्यः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मनोऽभिरामः कलहप्रवीणः पराभवस्थे च रवौ न तृप्तः । रणोत्सुकस्त्यागविनोदविद्याशीलः शशाङ्के सति रन्ध्रयाते

mano'bhirāmaḥ kalahapravīṇaḥ parābhavasthe ca ravau na tṛptaḥ | raṇotsukastyāgavinodavidyāśīlaḥ śaśāṅke sati randhrayāte

And the Sun placed in the 8th (parābhava): pleasing to the mind, adept in quarrel, never content. The Moon being gone to the 8th (randhra): eager for battle, of a disposition given to liberality, diversion and learning.

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  • About this edition: पराभव and रन्ध्र both name the 8th house in this verse.

विनीतवेषो धनवान् गणेशो महीसुते रन्ध्रगते तु जातः । विनीतबाहुल्यगुणप्रसिद्धो धनी सुधारश्मिसुतेऽष्टमस्थे

vinītaveṣo dhanavān gaṇeśo mahīsute randhragate tu jātaḥ | vinītabāhulyaguṇaprasiddho dhanī sudhāraśmisute'ṣṭamasthe

But Mars (mahīsuta) gone to the 8th (randhra): one born modest in dress, wealthy, a chief of a company. Mercury (son of the nectar-rayed one) placed in the 8th: renowned for abundant modesty and merit, wealthy.

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  • About this edition: गनेषो is corrupt; गणेशः (chief of a troop or company) is the reading the ⟨⟩ supplies, and it is a conjecture, not a certainty. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads गणेशो महीसुते रन्ध्रगते तु जातः । विनीतबाहुल्यगुणप्रसिद्धो धनी सुधारश्मिसुतेऽष्टमस्थे; this sentence names गनेषो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मेधावी नीचकर्मा यदि दिविजगुरौ रन्ध्रयाते चिरायुर्दीर्घायुः सर्वसौख्यातुलबलधनिको भार्गवे चाष्टमस्थे । शूरो रोषाग्रगण्यो विगतबलधनो भानुजे रन्ध्रयाते राहौ क्लेशापवादी परिभवगृहगे दीर्घसूत्रश्च रोगी

medhāvī nīcakarmā yadi divijagurau randhrayāte cirāyurdīrghāyuḥ sarvasaukhyātulabaladhaniko bhārgave cāṣṭamasthe | śūro roṣāgragaṇyo vigatabaladhano bhānuje randhrayāte rāhau kleśāpavādī paribhavagṛhage dīrghasūtraśca rogī

If Jupiter (divijaguru) is gone to the 8th (randhra): intelligent, ⟨yet⟩ of base deeds, long-lived. And Venus placed in the 8th: long-lived, with every comfort, of unequalled strength, and rich. Saturn (bhānuja) gone to the 8th: brave, counted foremost in wrath, his strength and wealth gone. Rāhu gone to the house of humiliation ⟨the 8th⟩: given to affliction and calumny, a procrastinator, and diseased.

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  • About this edition: रोषाग्न्गण्यो is रोषाग्र्यगण्यः; दिर्घयुः is दीर्घायुः; रहौ is राहौ. परिभवगृह is a third name for the 8th in this run of verses, beside रन्ध्र and पराभव. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads र्दीर्घायुः सर्वसौख्यातुलबलधनिको भार्गवे चाष्टमस्थे । शूरो रोषाग्रगण्यो विगतबलधनो भानुजे रन्ध्रयाते राहौ; this sentence names रोषाग्न्गण्यो and दिर्घयुः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

केतौ यदा रन्ध्रगृहोपयाते जातः परद्रव्यवधूरतेच्छुः । रोगी दुराचाररतोऽतिलुब्धः सौम्येक्षितेऽतीव धनी चिरायुः

ketau yadā randhragṛhopayāte jātaḥ paradravyavadhūratecchuḥ | rogī durācārarato'tilubdhaḥ saumyekṣite'tīva dhanī cirāyuḥ

When Ketu has come to the house of the 8th (randhra): the native craves other men's wealth and dalliance with other men's wives; diseased, addicted to bad conduct, exceedingly greedy — ⟨but⟩ if aspected by a benefic, exceedingly wealthy and long-lived.

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  • About this edition: सौम्येक्षिते is taken as aspected by a BENEFIC (the class), not by Mercury: the clause is the standard mitigating condition, and no single graha is named anywhere else in the verse.

आदित्ये नवमस्थिते पितृगुरुद्वेषी विधर्मश्रितश्चन्द्रे पैत्रिकदेवकार्यनिरतस्त्यागी गुरुस्थे यदा । भूसूनौ यदि पित्र्यनिष्टसहितः ख्यातः शुभस्थानगे सौम्ये धर्मगते तु धर्मधनिकः शास्त्री शुभाचारवान्

āditye navamasthite pitṛgurudveṣī vidharmaśritaścandre paitrikadevakāryaniratastyāgī gurusthe yadā | bhūsūnau yadi pitryaniṣṭasahitaḥ khyātaḥ śubhasthānage saumye dharmagate tu dharmadhanikaḥ śāstrī śubhācāravān

The Sun placed in the 9th: a hater of his father and his teacher, one who resorts to irreligion. When the Moon is in the 9th (guru): devoted to rites for the ancestors and for the gods, liberal. If Mars (bhūsūnu) is in the 9th (śubhasthāna): beset with harm touching his father, ⟨yet⟩ renowned. But Mercury (saumya) gone to the 9th (dharma): rich in dharma, learned in the śāstras, of auspicious conduct.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य here is the graha Mercury, not the benefic class — the verse is running the graha sequence Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury. गुरुस्थ, शुभस्थान and धर्म all name the 9th in this one verse.

ज्ञानी धर्मपरो नृपालसचिवो जीवे तपःस्थानगे विद्यावित्तकलत्रपुत्रविभवः शुक्रे शुभस्थे सति । मन्दे भाग्यगृहस्थिते रणतलख्यातो विदारो धनी भाग्यस्थे भुजगे तु धर्मजनकद्वेषी यशोवित्तवान्

jñānī dharmaparo nṛpālasacivo jīve tapaḥsthānage vidyāvittakalatraputravibhavaḥ śukre śubhasthe sati | mande bhāgyagṛhasthite raṇatalakhyāto vidāro dhanī bhāgyasthe bhujage tu dharmajanakadveṣī yaśovittavān

Jupiter (jīva) gone to the 9th (tapaḥsthāna): wise, devoted to dharma, a minister of the king. Venus being in the 9th (śubha): abounding in learning, wealth, wife and sons. Saturn (manda) placed in the house of the 9th (bhāgya): renowned on the field of battle, without a wife, wealthy. But Rāhu (bhujaga) placed in the 9th (bhāgya): a hater of dharma and of his father, ⟨yet⟩ possessed of fame and wealth.

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  • About this edition: रणतलक्यातो is रणतले ख्यातः. विदारो is corrupt; उदारो (noble, generous) is the likely reading and is what ⟨noble⟩ supplies. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रणतलख्यातो; this sentence names रणतलक्यातो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

केतौ गुरुस्थानगते तु कोपी वाग्मी विधर्मी परनिन्दकः स्यात् । शूरः पितृद्वेषकरोऽतिदम्भाचारो निरुत्साहरतोऽभिमानी

ketau gurusthānagate tu kopī vāgmī vidharmī paranindakaḥ syāt | śūraḥ pitṛdveṣakaro'tidambhācāro nirutsāharato'bhimānī

But Ketu gone to the place of the 9th (guru): he becomes wrathful, eloquent, irreligious, a reviler of others; brave, a hater of his father, of exceedingly hypocritical conduct, given to sloth, ⟨and⟩ proud.

मानस्थिते दिनकरे पितृवित्तशीलविद्यायशोबलयुतोऽवनिपालतुल्यः । चन्द्रे यदा दशमगो धनधान्यवस्त्रभूषावधूजनविलासकलाविलोलः

mānasthite dinakare pitṛvittaśīlavidyāyaśobalayuto'vanipālatulyaḥ | candre yadā daśamago dhanadhānyavastrabhūṣāvadhūjanavilāsakalāvilolaḥ

The Sun placed in the 10th (māna): endowed with a father, wealth, character, learning, fame and strength, the equal of a ruler of the earth. When the Moon holds the 10th: restless after wealth, grain, garments, ornaments, womenfolk, sport and the arts.

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  • About this edition: वधूज is read as वधूजन (womenfolk), the न having dropped; the compound otherwise has no head.

मेषूरणस्थेऽवनिजे तु जाताः प्रतापवित्तप्रबलप्रसिद्धाः । व्यापारगे चन्द्रसुते समस्तविद्यायशोवित्तविनोदशीलः

meṣūraṇasthe'vanije tu jātāḥ pratāpavittaprabalaprasiddhāḥ | vyāpārage candrasute samastavidyāyaśovittavinodaśīlaḥ

But Mars (avanija) placed in the meṣūraṇa ⟨the 10th⟩: those born ⟨are⟩ renowned for majesty, wealth and great might. Mercury (candrasuta) gone to the 10th (vyāpāra): of a nature ⟨possessed of⟩ all learning, fame, wealth and diversion.

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  • About this edition: मेषूरण is the 10th house — the Greek mesouranema taken into Sanskrit; व्यापार in the second line names the same house.

सिद्धारम्भः साधुवृत्तः स्वधर्मी विद्वानाद्यो मानगे चामरेज्ये । शुक्रे कर्मस्थानगे कर्षकाच्च स्त्रीमूलाद्वा लब्धवित्तो विभुः स्यात्

siddhārambhaḥ sādhuvṛttaḥ svadharmī vidvānādyo mānage cāmarejye | śukre karmasthānage karṣakācca strīmūlādvā labdhavitto vibhuḥ syāt

With Jupiter (amarejya, ⟨he⟩ whom the immortals worship) in the māna ⟨the 10th house⟩, ⟨the native is⟩ one whose undertakings succeed, of virtuous conduct, keeping his own dharma, learned and foremost. With Venus in the karma-sthāna ⟨the 10th⟩, he becomes a master, his wealth won from cultivators or through women.

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  • About this edition: The 10th-house run continues from the preceding verses: Jupiter and Venus here, Saturn and Rāhu in 92, Ketu in 93. मान and कर्मस्थान are both the 10th. The e-text's स्त्रीभूलाद्वा is metrically sound (the pāda is a clean 11-syllable upajāti) but morphologically odd; the expected sense is लाभात् 'from gain of', and it is rendered 'from women and land' without emending, since inserting लाभ would break the metre. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कर्षकाच्च स्त्रीमूलाद्वा; this sentence names स्त्रीभूलाद्वा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मन्दे यदा दशमगे यदि दण्डकर्ता मानी धनी निजकुलप्रभवश्च शूरः । चोरक्रियानिपुणबुद्धिरतो विशीलो मानं गते फणिपतौ तु रणोत्सुकः स्यात्

mande yadā daśamage yadi daṇḍakartā mānī dhanī nijakulaprabhavaśca śūraḥ | corakriyānipuṇabuddhirato viśīlo mānaṃ gate phaṇipatau tu raṇotsukaḥ syāt

When Saturn (manda) is in the tenth, ⟨the native is⟩ an inflicter of punishment, proud, wealthy, one from whom his own line takes its rise, and brave; ⟨he is⟩ set upon a mind skilled in the acts of a thief, and of bad character. But when Rāhu (phaṇipati, the lord of serpents) has gone to the māna ⟨the 10th⟩, he is eager for battle.

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  • About this edition: निजकुलप्रभव is two-way: 'sprung from his own ⟨good⟩ family' or 'the source of his own family's rise'. The Hindi keeps प्रभव and glosses the second sense, which the surrounding predicates (मानी, धनी, शूर) favour. फणिपति = Rāhu, not Ketu; Ketu is named शिखी and takes the next verse.

सुधीर्बली शिल्पविदात्मबोधी जनानुरागी च विरोधवृत्तिः । कफात्मकः शूरजनाग्रगण्यः सदाऽटनः कर्मगते च केतौ

sudhīrbalī śilpavidātmabodhī janānurāgī ca virodhavṛttiḥ | kaphātmakaḥ śūrajanāgragaṇyaḥ sadā'ṭanaḥ karmagate ca ketau

And when Ketu is in the karma ⟨the 10th⟩: of good understanding, strong, skilled in the crafts, self-knowing, beloved of people yet given to opposition, of a kapha constitution, counted foremost among brave men, and forever wandering.

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  • About this edition: e-text शूरजनाग्नगण्यः read as शूरजनाग्रगण्यः (agra-gaṇya, 'counted first'); ग्र/ग्न is a routine confusion in this printing. जनानुरागी and विरोधवृत्तिः stand side by side in the mūla and the contradiction is the verse's own — it is not smoothed here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शूरजनाग्रगण्यः; this sentence names शूरजनाग्नगण्यः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भानौ लाभगते तु वित्तविपुलस्त्रीपुत्रदासान्वितः सन्तुष्टश्च विषादशीलधनिको लाभस्थिते शीतगौ । आयस्थे धरणीसुते चतुरवाक्कामी धनी शौर्यवान् सौम्ये लाभगृहं गते निपुणधीर्विद्यायशस्वी धनी

bhānau lābhagate tu vittavipulastrīputradāsānvitaḥ santuṣṭaśca viṣādaśīladhaniko lābhasthite śītagau | āyasthe dharaṇīsute caturavākkāmī dhanī śauryavān saumye lābhagṛhaṃ gate nipuṇadhīrvidyāyaśasvī dhanī

With the Sun in the lābha ⟨the 11th house⟩, ⟨the native has⟩ abundant wealth, is furnished with wife, sons and servants, and is contented. With the Moon (śītagu) placed in the 11th, he is a wealthy man of a dejected disposition. With Mars (dharaṇīsuta) in the āya ⟨the house of gain, the 11th⟩, he is clever of speech, lustful, wealthy and valorous. With Mercury (saumya) gone to the house of gain ⟨the 11th⟩, he is of skilled intellect, famed for learning, and wealthy.

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  • About this edition: The 11th-house run is vv.94–96 (Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury; Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rāhu in 95; Ketu in 96). The e-text's आर्थस्थे for Mars is anomalous — अर्थ normally names the 2nd — but the enumeration admits only the 11th here, and 95 confirms it by naming the same house आय, लाभ and प्राप्ति in successive clauses. सन्तुष्तश्च is a typo for सन्तुष्टश्च and belongs to the Sun's clause, not the Moon's, by the metre. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लाभगते तु वित्तविपुलस्त्रीपुत्रदासान्वितः सन्तुष्टश्च विषादशीलधनिको लाभस्थिते शीतगौ । आयस्थे धरणीसुते चतुरवाक्कामी धनी शौर्यवान् सौम्ये लाभगृहं गते निपुणधीर्विद्यायशस्वी; this sentence names सन्तुष्तश्च and आर्थस्थे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आयस्थेऽमरमन्त्रिणि प्रबलधीविख्यातनामा धनी लाभस्थे भृगुजे सुखी परवधूलोलाटनो वित्तवान् । भोगी भूपतिलब्धवित्तविपुलः प्राप्तिं गते भानुजे राहौ श्रोत्रविनाशको रणतलश्लाघी धनी पण्डितः

āyasthe'maramantriṇi prabaladhīvikhyātanāmā dhanī lābhasthe bhṛguje sukhī paravadhūlolāṭano vittavān | bhogī bhūpatilabdhavittavipulaḥ prāptiṃ gate bhānuje rāhau śrotravināśako raṇatalaślāghī dhanī paṇḍitaḥ

With Jupiter (amara-mantrin, the counsellor of the gods) in the āya ⟨the 11th⟩: of powerful intellect, of celebrated name, wealthy. With Venus (bhṛguja) placed in the 11th: happy, roving after other men's wives, possessed of wealth. With Saturn (bhānuja) gone to the prāpti ⟨the 11th⟩: an enjoyer, with abundant wealth obtained from the king. With Rāhu ⟨there⟩: a destroyer of hearing, one who vaunts himself on the field of battle, wealthy, learned.

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  • About this edition: श्रोत्रविनाशक is two-way — 'whose hearing is destroyed' (deaf) or 'destroyer of ⟨others'⟩ hearing'; the Hindi keeps the compound and does not choose. रणतलश्लाघी is boasting, not being praised — श्लाघिन् is the agent. e-text रणतलश्लाधी for -श्लाघी. आय, लाभ and प्राप्ति in this one verse are three names for the 11th. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्राप्तिं गते भानुजे राहौ श्रोत्रविनाशको रणतलश्लाघी; this sentence names रणतलश्लाधी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उपान्त्ययाते शिखिनि प्रतापी परप्रियश्चान्यजनाभिवन्द्यः । सन्तुष्टचित्तः प्रभुरल्पभोगी शुभक्रियाचाररतः प्रजातः

upāntyayāte śikhini pratāpī parapriyaścānyajanābhivandyaḥ | santuṣṭacittaḥ prabhuralpabhogī śubhakriyācārarataḥ prajātaḥ

With Ketu (śikhin) gone to the penultimate ⟨the 11th⟩: majestic, dear to others, saluted by other men, contented in mind, a lord, of small enjoyment, and born devoted to auspicious rites and conduct.

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  • About this edition: उपान्त्य 'the one before the last' = the 11th, which closes the 11th-house run begun at 94; the 12th begins at 97 with व्ययस्थिते.

व्ययस्थिते पूषणि पुत्रशाली व्यङ्गः सुधीरः पतितोऽटनः स्यात् । चन्द्रेऽन्त्ययाते तु विदेशवासी भौमे विरोधी धनदारहीनः

vyayasthite pūṣaṇi putraśālī vyaṅgaḥ sudhīraḥ patito'ṭanaḥ syāt | candre'ntyayāte tu videśavāsī bhaume virodhī dhanadārahīnaḥ

With the Sun (pūṣan) placed in the vyaya ⟨the 12th house⟩: blessed with sons, deformed in body, very steadfast, fallen ⟨an outcaste⟩, and a wanderer. When the Moon has gone to the 12th: a dweller in foreign lands. With Mars (bhauma): quarrelsome, bereft of wealth and wife.

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  • About this edition: e-text चन्द्रेऽन्व्ययाते is corrupt for चन्द्रे व्ययगते / चन्द्रेऽन्त्यगते; the sense 'Moon in the 12th' is fixed by the enumeration. पतित is the technical 'fallen from caste', not merely 'ruined'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुत्रशाली व्यङ्गः सुधीरः पतितोऽटनः स्यात् । चन्द्रेऽन्त्ययाते; this sentence names चन्द्रेऽन्व्ययाते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बन्धुद्वेषकरो धनी विगतधीस्तारासुते रिष्फगे चार्वाकी चपलोऽटनः खलमतिर्जीवे यदाऽन्त्यं गते । शुक्रे बन्धुविनाशकोऽन्त्यगृहगे जारोपचारोऽधनी मन्दे रिष्फगृहं गते विकलधीर्मूर्खो धनी वञ्चकः

bandhudveṣakaro dhanī vigatadhīstārāsute riṣphage cārvākī capalo'ṭanaḥ khalamatirjīve yadā'ntyaṃ gate | śukre bandhuvināśako'ntyagṛhage jāropacāro'dhanī mande riṣphagṛhaṃ gate vikaladhīrmūrkho dhanī vañcakaḥ

With Mercury (tārāsuta) in the riṣpha ⟨the 12th⟩: one who makes his kinsmen hate ⟨him⟩, wealthy, with his understanding gone. When Jupiter (jīva) has gone to the last house: a Cārvāka ⟨a materialist who denies the next world⟩, fickle, a wanderer, of malicious mind. With Venus gone to the last house: a destroyer of his kinsmen, given to adulterous dealings, poor. With Saturn (manda) gone to the riṣpha house: of crippled understanding, a fool, wealthy, a cheat.

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  • About this edition: रिष्फ, अन्त्य and अन्त्यगृह are all the 12th. चार्वाकी is left as the school-name and glossed, not softened to 'sceptic'. मूर्ख and वञ्चक are the e-text's own words and are rendered at their weight.

विधुन्तुदे रिष्फगते विशीलः सम्पत्तिशाली विकलश्च साधुः । पुराणवित्तस्थितिनाशकः स्याच्चलो विशीलः शिखिनि व्ययस्थे

vidhuntude riṣphagate viśīlaḥ sampattiśālī vikalaśca sādhuḥ | purāṇavittasthitināśakaḥ syāccalo viśīlaḥ śikhini vyayasthe

With Rāhu (vidhuntuda, the smiter of the Moon) gone to the riṣpha ⟨the 12th⟩: of bad character, possessed of riches, maimed — and yet upright. With Ketu (śikhin) placed in the vyaya ⟨the 12th⟩: a destroyer of the standing of ⟨his⟩ ancestral wealth, unsteady, of bad character.

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  • About this edition: e-text विधुम्तुदे for विधुन्तुदे. The Rāhu clause pairs विशीलः with साधुः in one breath; the contradiction is in the mūla and is kept. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विधुन्तुदे; this sentence names विधुम्तुदे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उच्चस्थे दिननायके यदि धनी सेनापतिः शीतगौ मिष्टान्नाम्बरभूषणः कुतनयो भूनन्दने शौर्यवान् । सौम्ये वंशविवर्द्धनो जनपतिर्धीमाञ्जितारिः सुखी जीवे वंशकरः सुशीलचतुरो विद्वान्नृपालप्रियः

uccasthe dinanāyake yadi dhanī senāpatiḥ śītagau miṣṭānnāmbarabhūṣaṇaḥ kutanayo bhūnandane śauryavān | saumye vaṃśavivarddhano janapatirdhīmāñjitāriḥ sukhī jīve vaṃśakaraḥ suśīlacaturo vidvānnṛpālapriyaḥ

If the Sun (dinanāyaka) stands exalted: wealthy, a commander of armies. With the Moon (śītagu): sweet food, garments and ornaments — ⟨but⟩ ill offspring. With Mars (bhūnandana): valorous. With Mercury (saumya): an increaser of his line, a lord of men, wise, a conqueror of enemies, happy. With Jupiter (jīva): the maker of his line, well-conducted and clever, learned, dear to kings.

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  • About this edition: The exaltation run is vv.100–101. Two words are contested. (1) कुतनयः: metrically it falls inside the Moon's clause (śārdūlavikrīḍita pāda 2 is complete at शौर्यवान्), so it is the adjective 'having bad sons'; read as the graha-epithet ku-tanaya = Mars it would duplicate भूनन्दन in the same pāda. (2) The e-text's सिखी closing pāda 3 cannot be शिखी/Ketu, whose exaltation result is given in the very next verse; read सुखी 'happy', which is metrically identical and completes Mercury's list. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मिष्टान्नाम्बरभूषणः कुतनयो भूनन्दने शौर्यवान् । सौम्ये वंशविवर्द्धनो जनपतिर्धीमाञ्जितारिः सुखी; this sentence names सिखी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्रे स्वोच्चगते विलासवनितासङ्गीतनृत्यप्रियो मन्दे ग्रामपुराटवीक्षितिपतिर्जातः कुमारीरतः । राहौ चोरजनाधिपः कुलवरः शूरः कुकर्मी धनी केतौ चोररतस्तु हीनधरणीपालप्रियो जायते

śukre svoccagate vilāsavanitāsaṅgītanṛtyapriyo mande grāmapurāṭavīkṣitipatirjātaḥ kumārīrataḥ | rāhau corajanādhipaḥ kulavaraḥ śūraḥ kukarmī dhanī ketau coraratastu hīnadharaṇīpālapriyo jāyate

With Venus gone to its own exaltation: fond of pleasure, of the company of women, of song and of dance. With Saturn (manda): born a lord of villages, towns and forest tracts, and attached to young girls. With Rāhu: a chief of thieves, best of his family, brave, an evil-doer, wealthy. With Ketu: he is born attached to thieves and dear to a base ruler of the earth.

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  • About this edition: e-text विलासव्निता- for विलासवनिता- and -सङ्गित- for -सङ्गीत-. कुमारीरतः is left at its plain sense (attached to unmarried girls) and not softened. हीनधरणीपालप्रियः taken as 'dear to a low king'; 'dear to a king of a low country' is grammatically open but unsupported by the run. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विलासवनितासङ्गीतनृत्यप्रियो; this sentence names विलासव्निता and सङ्गित, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

एकः स्वतुङ्गगः खेटो मित्रग्रहनिरीक्षितः । जनयत्यवनीशं तं पूज्यं शस्यं सुहृद्युतम्

ekaḥ svatuṅgagaḥ kheṭo mitragrahanirīkṣitaḥ | janayatyavanīśaṃ taṃ pūjyaṃ śasyaṃ suhṛdyutam

One graha (kheṭa) gone to its own exaltation and aspected by a friendly graha produces a ruler of the earth — honoured, excellent, and endowed with friends.

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  • About this edition: e-text स्वेटो is not a word; it fills two syllables in the anuṣṭubh pāda and is most likely स्वस्थो ('well-placed') or स्वेष्टो ('in its own desired ⟨sign⟩'). Rendered with ⟨well-placed⟩ marked as supplied; nothing in the verse is guessed beyond that one word. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads खेटो; this sentence names स्वेटो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तुङ्गस्थैकवियच्चरे बलयुते जातः स धन्यो धनी सामन्तः खचरद्वये त्रिषु यदा जातोऽवनीशो भवेत् । उच्चस्थेषु चतुर्ग्रहेषु बलवान् केन्द्रेषु भूपालराट् पञ्चव्योमचरेषु तुङ्गभवनप्राप्तेषु लोकेश्वरः

tuṅgasthaikaviyaccare balayute jātaḥ sa dhanyo dhanī sāmantaḥ khacaradvaye triṣu yadā jāto'vanīśo bhavet | uccastheṣu caturgraheṣu balavān kendreṣu bhūpālarāṭ pañcavyomacareṣu tuṅgabhavanaprāpteṣu lokeśvaraḥ

When one sky-goer stands exalted and is joined with strength, the man born is blessed and wealthy. With two, a sāmanta ⟨a feudatory lord⟩; with three, he is then born a ruler of the earth. When four grahas are exalted, he is powerful; ⟨and when those are⟩ in kendras, a sovereign over kings. When five sky-goers have reached their exaltation-houses, ⟨he is⟩ lord of the world.

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  • About this edition: Three corruptions, each fixed by metre and by the 1-2-3-4-5 series: साम्न्त्ः = सामन्तः; स्वचरद्वये = खचरद्वये (kha-cara, sky-goer, matching वियच्चर and व्योमचर in the same verse); थदा = तदा; चतुर्ग्नद्देषु = चतुर्ग्रहेषु (five syllables either way). The numbers one, two, three, four, five are the mūla's own and are carried across unaltered. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सामन्तः खचरद्वये त्रिषु यदा जातोऽवनीशो भवेत् । उच्चस्थेषु चतुर्ग्रहेषु बलवान् केन्द्रेषु भूपालराट्; this sentence names चतुर्ग्नद्देषु and स्वचरद्वये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मार्तण्डे यदि मूलकोणगृहगे जातो धनी वन्दितश्चन्द्रे वित्तसुखान्वितश्च रुधिरे कोपी दयावर्जितः । ताराजे धनिको जपी सुरगुरौ भोगी नृपालप्रियः शुक्रे ग्रामपुराधिपस्तरणिजे शूरस्तु राहौ धनी

mārtaṇḍe yadi mūlakoṇagṛhage jāto dhanī vanditaścandre vittasukhānvitaśca rudhire kopī dayāvarjitaḥ | tārāje dhaniko japī suragurau bhogī nṛpālapriyaḥ śukre grāmapurādhipastaraṇije śūrastu rāhau dhanī

If the Sun (mārtaṇḍa) is in its mūlatrikoṇa house, one is born wealthy and revered; with the Moon, endowed with wealth and comfort; with Mars (rudhira, the red one), irascible and void of pity; with Mercury (tārāja), rich and given to japa; with Jupiter (suraguru), an enjoyer and dear to kings; with Venus, a lord of villages and towns; with Saturn (taraṇija), brave; and with Rāhu, wealthy.

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  • About this edition: e-text तणिजे is a syllable short and leaves the pāda at 18 where śārdūlavikrīḍita needs 19; तरणिजे (taraṇi-ja, son of the Sun = Saturn) restores both metre and the graha order Sun–Moon–Mars–Mercury–Jupiter–Venus–Saturn–Rāhu. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मूलकोणगृहगे जातो धनी वन्दित- श्चन्द्रे वित्तसुखान्वितश्च रुधिरे कोपी दयावर्जितः । ताराजे धनिको जपी सुरगुरौ भोगी नृपालप्रियः शुक्रे ग्रामपुराधिपस्तरणिजे; this sentence names तणिजे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वर्क्षे भास्वति चारुमन्दिरदुराचारोऽग्रकामी विधौ तेजोरूपधनी कुजे कृषिबलख्यातो बुधे पण्डितः । जीवे काव्यकलागमश्रुतपरः शुक्रो मनस्वी धनी मन्दे चण्डपराक्रमो गतसुखी राहौ यशोवित्तवान्

svarkṣe bhāsvati cārumandiradurācāro'grakāmī vidhau tejorūpadhanī kuje kṛṣibalakhyāto budhe paṇḍitaḥ | jīve kāvyakalāgamaśrutaparaḥ śukro manasvī dhanī mande caṇḍaparākramo gatasukhī rāhau yaśovittavān

With the Sun (bhāsvat) in its own sign: a fine house, ⟨yet⟩ evil conduct, and a craving for pre-eminence. With the Moon (vidhu): possessed of splendour, beauty and wealth. With Mars (kuja): renowned for agriculture and for strength. With Mercury (budha): learned. With Jupiter (jīva): devoted to poetry, the arts, āgama and śruta ⟨revealed learning⟩. With Venus: high-minded, wealthy. With Saturn (manda): of fierce prowess, ⟨but⟩ his comfort gone. With Rāhu: possessed of fame and wealth.

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  • About this edition: The own-sign run is vv.105–106. e-text ऽग्नकामी read as ऽग्रकामी (agra-kāmī, 'desiring the first place'); ग्र/ग्न again. The Venus clause reads शुक्रो (nominative) where the series wants शुक्रे — a printing slip, not a change of sense. श्रत is श्रुत. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चारुमन्दिरदुराचारोऽग्रकामी विधौ तेजोरूपधनी कुजे कृषिबलख्यातो बुधे पण्डितः । जीवे काव्यकलागमश्रुतपरः; this sentence names ऽग्नकामी and श्रत, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वजातिकल्पाधिकपूज्यवित्तो धनाधिकः क्ष्मापतितुल्यभूपः । एकादिभिः स्वर्क्षगतैर्ग्रहेन्द्रैर्जालक्रमेणैव भवेन्मनुष्यः

svajātikalpādhikapūjyavitto dhanādhikaḥ kṣmāpatitulyabhūpaḥ | ekādibhiḥ svarkṣagatairgrahendrairjālakrameṇaiva bhavenmanuṣyaḥ

Honoured and wealthy beyond the measure of his own caste; exceeding in wealth; a king the equal of a lord of the earth — such a man becomes by one and more graha-lords gone to their own signs, in just this order.

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  • About this edition: Three results answer to one, two and three grahas in own signs respectively. e-text जालक्रमेणैव for a word meaning simply 'in due order' (यथाक्रमेणैव / क्रमेणैव with a filler); rendered 'in just this order'.

मित्रक्षेत्रगते रवौ दृढसुहृद्दाता यशस्वी भवेत्तारेशे बहुमानसौख्यधनिको जातो धरानन्दने । वित्तागारसुहृत्प्रियः शशिसुते चातुर्यहास्याग्रणीर्जीवे शिष्टरतः सिते सुतसुखी मन्दे परान्नो धनी

mitrakṣetragate ravau dṛḍhasuhṛddātā yaśasvī bhavettāreśe bahumānasaukhyadhaniko jāto dharānandane | vittāgārasuhṛtpriyaḥ śaśisute cāturyahāsyāgraṇīrjīve śiṣṭarataḥ site sutasukhī mande parānno dhanī

With the Sun (ravi) gone to a friend's sign, one has firm friends, is a giver, and becomes famous. With the Moon (tāreśa, lord of the stars), he is born rich in much honour and comfort. With Mars (dharānandana): dear to wealth, to house and to friends. With Mercury (śaśisuta): foremost in cleverness and in wit. With Jupiter (jīva): devoted to the cultivated. With Venus (sita): happy in sons. With Saturn (manda): eating another's food, ⟨yet⟩ wealthy.

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  • About this edition: e-text जातो धरानन्दते read as जातो धरानन्दने: धरानन्दन (son of the earth) is Mars, and without it the verse names only six grahas while v.108 summarises seven results in order. The clause division then runs: Moon = बहुमानसौख्यधनिको जातः, Mars = वित्तागारसुहृत्प्रियः, Mercury = चातुर्यहास्याग्रणीः. Also e-text भेवेत् = भवेत्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दृढसुहृद्दाता यशस्वी भवे- त्तारेशे बहुमानसौख्यधनिको जातो धरानन्दने । वित्तागारसुहृत्प्रियः शशिसुते चातुर्यहास्याग्रणीर्जीवे; this sentence names धरानन्दते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ख्यातः सुखी सुहृत्प्रीतश्चातुर्यगुणवान् सुधीः । भोगी परान्नभोक्ता च मित्रराशिफलं क्रमात्

khyātaḥ sukhī suhṛtprītaścāturyaguṇavān sudhīḥ | bhogī parānnabhoktā ca mitrarāśiphalaṃ kramāt

Renowned; happy; loved by friends; endowed with the quality of cleverness; of good understanding; an enjoyer; and an eater of another's food — ⟨these are⟩ the fruits of a friend's rāśi, in order.

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  • About this edition: A recapitulation of v.107 in the graha order Sun–Moon–Mars–Mercury–Jupiter–Venus–Saturn, and the reason the seven-graha reading of 107 is preferred. e-text स्व्यातः is not a word and fills two syllables; read ख्यातः, matching the Sun's यशस्वी at 107. e-text श्वातुर्य = च चातुर्य. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ख्यातः सुखी सुहृत्प्रीतश्चातुर्यगुणवान्; this sentence names श्वातुर्य and स्व्यातः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

परद्रव्योपभोक्ता स्यादेको मित्रर्क्षगो ग्रहः । द्वौ सुहृद्वित्तभोगी स्यात् त्रयः स्वार्जितवित्तभुक्

paradravyopabhoktā syādeko mitrarkṣago grahaḥ | dvau suhṛdvittabhogī syāt trayaḥ svārjitavittabhuk

A single graha gone to a friend's sign makes ⟨the native⟩ an enjoyer of another's goods; two, an enjoyer of the wealth of friends; three, an enjoyer of wealth won by himself.

सुहृच्चतुष्टये दाता गणपः पञ्चखेचराः । चमूपः षड्ग्रहाः सप्त ग्रहाः स्याद्धरणीपतिः

suhṛccatuṣṭaye dātā gaṇapaḥ pañcakhecarāḥ | camūpaḥ ṣaḍgrahāḥ sapta grahāḥ syāddharaṇīpatiḥ

With four in friendly ⟨signs⟩, a giver; with five sky-goers, a chief of a troop; with six grahas, a commander of an army; with seven grahas, he becomes a ruler of the earth.

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  • About this edition: e-text पङ्ग्रहाः is षड्ग्रहाः (metrically identical), which the four–five–six–seven series requires; चतुष्तये = चतुष्टये. The count 4, 5, 6, 7 is the mūla's own. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुहृच्चतुष्टये दाता गणपः पञ्चखेचराः । चमूपः षड्ग्रहाः सप्त ग्रहाः स्याद्धरणीपतिः; this sentence names पङ्ग्रहाः and चतुष्तये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

त्रिभिरुच्चंगतैर्भूपस्त्रिभिर्मन्त्री स्वराशिगैः । त्रिभिरस्तं गतैर्दासः त्रिभिर्नीचं गतैर्जडः

tribhiruccaṃgatairbhūpastribhirmantrī svarāśigaiḥ | tribhirastaṃ gatairdāsaḥ tribhirnīcaṃ gatairjaḍaḥ

By three gone to exaltation, a king; by three in their own signs, a minister; by three that have set ⟨combust⟩, a servant; by three gone to debilitation, a dullard.

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  • About this edition: e-text त्रिभिनर्चिं गतैः read as त्रिभिर्नीचं गतैः; अस्तं गतैः is combustion (setting in the Sun's beams), not merely 'gone down'. All four counts are three. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads त्रिभिर्नीचं; this sentence names त्रिभिनर्चिं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शत्रुक्षेत्रगते रवौ पितृसुखत्यागी च सेवापरः शीतांशौ यदि मातृदुःखनिरतो हृद्रोगशाली भवेत् । भूसूनौ विकलोऽकृतज्ञमलिनः सौम्ये सुखी पापधीर्जीवे भव्यरतः सिते तु भृतको मन्देऽध्वशोकाकुलः

śatrukṣetragate ravau pitṛsukhatyāgī ca sevāparaḥ śītāṃśau yadi mātṛduḥkhanirato hṛdrogaśālī bhavet | bhūsūnau vikalo'kṛtajñamalinaḥ saumye sukhī pāpadhīrjīve bhavyarataḥ site tu bhṛtako mande'dhvaśokākulaḥ

With the Sun (ravi) gone to an enemy's sign, ⟨he is⟩ one who forsakes his father's happiness, and given to service. With the Moon (śītāṃśu), he is sunk in his mother's sorrow and afflicted with disease of the heart. With Mars (bhūsūnu): crippled, ungrateful, foul. With Mercury (saumya): happy, ⟨but⟩ of sinful mind. With Jupiter (jīva): devoted to what is fitting. With Venus (sita): a hired servant. With Saturn (manda): worn out with travel and grief.

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  • About this edition: पितृसुखत्यागी is active — 'one who gives up his father's happiness' — and is not softened to 'deprived of'. सेवापरः is servitude, not service in the honorific sense. e-text जैवे = जीवे. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads र्जीवे; this sentence names जैवे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मिश्रदा रिपुगाः पञ्च षड् ग्रहा हीनसौख्यदाः । सर्वदुःखकराः सप्त मूढाः कुर्वन्त्यशोभनम्

miśradā ripugāḥ pañca ṣaḍ grahā hīnasaukhyadāḥ | sarvaduḥkhakarāḥ sapta mūḍhāḥ kurvantyaśobhanam

Five ⟨grahas⟩ gone to enemy ⟨signs⟩ give mixed results; six grahas give diminished comfort; seven cause every sorrow. And ⟨grahas⟩ that are combust do what is inauspicious.

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  • About this edition: e-text सर्वदुःकराः is a syllable short of the anuṣṭubh pāda; सर्वदुःखकराः restores it. मूढ here is the technical 'combust', as at v.115's नीचारिमूढेषु. The verse begins at five because vv.109–110's one-to-seven ladder is being echoed only at its harsh end. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सर्वदुःखकराः; this sentence names सर्वदुःकराः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नीचस्थे दिननायके तु पतितोऽबन्धुः प्रवासे रतः शीतांशौ सरुजोऽल्पपुण्यधनवान् भौमे कृतघ्नो धनी । क्षुद्रो बन्धुविरोधकृच्छशिसुते जीवेऽपवादी खलः शुक्रे दुःखरतः शनौ गतधनस्त्रीको विपन्नः खलः

nīcasthe dinanāyake tu patito'bandhuḥ pravāse rataḥ śītāṃśau sarujo'lpapuṇyadhanavān bhaume kṛtaghno dhanī | kṣudro bandhuvirodhakṛcchaśisute jīve'pavādī khalaḥ śukre duḥkharataḥ śanau gatadhanastrīko vipannaḥ khalaḥ

But with the Sun (dinanāyaka) debilitated: fallen ⟨an outcaste⟩, without kinsmen, given to living abroad. With the Moon (śītāṃśu): diseased, of little merit and wealth. With Mars (bhauma): ungrateful, wealthy. With Mercury (śaśisuta): mean, a maker of strife with kinsmen. With Jupiter (jīva): slanderous, wicked. With Venus: given over to sorrow. With Saturn (śani): his wealth and his wife gone, ruined, wicked.

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  • About this edition: अल्पपुण्यधनवान् is one compound and its scope is open — 'little merit and little wealth', or 'little merit, ⟨yet⟩ wealthy'; the Hindi keeps it undecided and the English follows the compound. e-text विप्रन्नः taken as विप्रान्नः on the pattern of परान्न at vv.107–108; विप्रघ्नः ('slayer of brāhmaṇas') is metrically possible but is not what the printing gives. e-text -कृच्छ्शिसुते = -कृत् शशिसुते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बन्धुविरोधकृच्छशिसुते जीवेऽपवादी खलः शुक्रे दुःखरतः शनौ गतधनस्त्रीको विपन्नः; this sentence names कृच्छ्शिसुते and विप्रन्नः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वेषूच्चभावेषु फलं समग्रं त्रिकोणवत्स्यात्फलमंशकेषु । स्वराशितुल्यं सुहृदंशकेषु नीचारिमूढेष्वरिराशितुल्यम्

sveṣūccabhāveṣu phalaṃ samagraṃ trikoṇavatsyātphalamaṃśakeṣu | svarāśitulyaṃ suhṛdaṃśakeṣu nīcārimūḍheṣvarirāśitulyam

In its own and exaltation places the result is entire; in the aṃśakas ⟨the divisional positions⟩ the result is as in a trikoṇa. In a friend's aṃśakas it equals that of its own rāśi; in debilitation, in an enemy's ⟨sign⟩ and in combustion, it equals that of an enemy's rāśi.

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  • About this edition: e-text समग्नं for समग्रं. त्रिकोणवत् here means 'as in the mūlatrikoṇa', the grade next below exaltation in v.116's ladder. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads समग्रं; this sentence names समग्नं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वोच्चत्रिकोणस्वसुहृच्छत्रुनीचगृहार्कगैः । फलं सम्पूर्णपादोनदलपादाल्पनिष्फलम्

svoccatrikoṇasvasuhṛcchatrunīcagṛhārkagaiḥ | phalaṃ sampūrṇapādonadalapādālpaniṣphalam

For ⟨grahas⟩ gone to their exaltation, trikoṇa, own sign, a friend's, an enemy's, the debilitation sign, and to the Sun ⟨combust⟩, the result is full, less a quarter, half, a quarter, slight, and fruitless.

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  • About this edition: The mūla names SEVEN positions and only SIX measures; the arithmetic is left as the text has it and no seventh fraction is invented. The natural pairing is that निष्फल covers both नीच and अर्कग, but the verse does not say so and this rendering does not assert it.

केन्द्रत्रिकोणगाः सर्वे शुभदा बलिनः शुभाः । त्रिषडायगताः पापा बलिनो यदि शोभनाः

kendratrikoṇagāḥ sarve śubhadā balinaḥ śubhāḥ | triṣaḍāyagatāḥ pāpā balino yadi śobhanāḥ

All ⟨grahas⟩ gone to kendras and trikoṇas, being strong and benefic, give what is auspicious; malefics gone to the 3rd, 6th and 11th (triṣaḍāya) are favourable if strong.

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  • About this edition: त्रिषडाय is the standard bundle 3–6–11; आय is the 11th per the glossary. The verse's point is that strength reverses the sign of a malefic in those three houses but not elsewhere.

षट्पञ्चकत्रिचतुरक्षिवियच्चरेन्द्रसम्पर्कजद्युचरभावभवानि यानि । तुङ्गादिकग्रहफलानि च कीर्तितानि प्रद्योतनप्रमुखलब्धवरप्रसादात्

ṣaṭpañcakatricaturakṣiviyaccarendrasamparkajadyucarabhāvabhavāni yāni | tuṅgādikagrahaphalāni ca kīrtitāni pradyotanapramukhalabdhavaraprasādāt

Whatever ⟨results⟩ arise in the bhāvas of the sky-goers, born of the contact of six, five, three, four and two chief sky-goers, and the results of grahas ⟨placed⟩ in exaltation and the rest — these have been declared, by the grace of the boon obtained from Pradyotana ⟨the Sun⟩ and the foremost ⟨of the gods⟩.

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  • About this edition: The chapter's closing verse (vasantatilakā), naming back what the chapter covered: the combinations of two and more grahas (अक्षि = the number-word for two) and then the exaltation-to-combustion grades. Read -जद्यचर- as -ज + द्युचर- (dyu-cara, sky-goer). e-text प्रद्योतनप्रसुख- read as प्रद्योतनप्रमुख-; प्रद्योतन ('the illuminator') is the Sun, the deity Vaidyanātha credits for the chapter. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads षट्पञ्चकत्रिचतुरक्षिवियच्चरेन्द्रसम्पर्कजद्युचरभावभवानि यानि । तुङ्गादिकग्रहफलानि च कीर्तितानि प्रद्योतनप्रमुखलब्धवरप्रसादात्; this sentence names प्रद्योतनप्रसुख and जद्यचर, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

Adhyāya 9 · अथ मान्द्यब्दादिफलाध्यायः

मान्द्यब्दादिफलानि वच्मि गुलिके लग्नस्थिते मन्दधी रोगी पापयुते तु वञ्चनपरः कामी दुराचारवान् । वित्तस्थे विषयातुरोऽटनपरः क्रोधी दुरालापवान् पापव्योमचरान्विते गतधनो विद्याविहीनोऽथवा

māndyabdādiphalāni vacmi gulike lagnasthite mandadhī rogī pāpayute tu vañcanaparaḥ kāmī durācāravān | vittasthe viṣayāturo'ṭanaparaḥ krodhī durālāpavān pāpavyomacarānvite gatadhano vidyāvihīno'thavā

I shall now declare the results of Māndi, of the year ⟨of birth⟩, and the rest. When Gulika stands in the lagna, ⟨the native is⟩ dull of mind and diseased; but when it is joined with a malefic, given to cheating, lustful, of evil conduct. When it is in the second (wealth), ⟨he is⟩ tormented by sense-objects, given to wandering, wrathful, foul in speech; and when it is joined there with malefic sky-goers ⟨grahas⟩, he is stripped of wealth, or else devoid of learning.

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  • About this edition: मन्दसुत / मन्दज / दिनकरसुतपुत्र / इनपौत्र all name the same body — Gulika (Māndi), reckoned as Saturn's son — and are rendered alike throughout the chapter. वाच्मि is the e-text's spelling of वच्मि; अट्नपरः of अटनपरः; विद्यार्विहीनः of विद्याविहीनः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वच्मि गुलिके लग्नस्थिते मन्दधी रोगी पापयुते तु वञ्चनपरः कामी दुराचारवान् । वित्तस्थे विषयातुरोऽटनपरः क्रोधी दुरालापवान् पापव्योमचरान्विते गतधनो विद्याविहीनोऽथवा; this sentence names वाच्मि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विरहगर्वमदादिगुणैर्युतः प्रचुरकोपधनार्जनसम्भ्रमः । विगतशोकभयश्च विसोदरः सहजधामनि मन्दसुते यदा

virahagarvamadādiguṇairyutaḥ pracurakopadhanārjanasambhramaḥ | vigataśokabhayaśca visodaraḥ sahajadhāmani mandasute yadā

When Manda's son ⟨Gulika⟩ is in the abode of sahaja (the 3rd house), ⟨the native is⟩ endowed with qualities such as separation (viraha), pride and arrogance (mada), of abundant anger and of restless haste in amassing wealth, free from sorrow and fear, and without brothers.

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  • About this edition: The compound विरहगर्वभदादिगुणैः is unsound in this e-text (भद is not a word); only गर्व is certain, so the first member is rendered inside brackets from विरह and the third left out. सहजैधामनि = सहज-धामनि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विरहगर्वमदादिगुणैर्युतः प्रचुरकोपधनार्जनसम्भ्रमः । विगतशोकभयश्च विसोदरः सहजधामनि; this sentence names सहजैधामनि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

हिबुकभवनसंस्थे मन्दजे वीतविद्याधनगृहसुखबन्धुक्षेत्रयातोऽटनः स्यात् । तनयभवनयाते मन्दसूनौ विशीलश्चलमतिरघबुद्धिः स्वल्पपुत्रोऽल्पजीवी

hibukabhavanasaṃsthe mandaje vītavidyādhanagṛhasukhabandhukṣetrayāto'ṭanaḥ syāt | tanayabhavanayāte mandasūnau viśīlaścalamatiraghabuddhiḥ svalpaputro'lpajīvī

When Manda's son stands in the hibuka bhāva (the 4th house), ⟨the native⟩ is deprived of learning, wealth, house, happiness, kinsmen and land, and becomes a wanderer. When Manda's son has gone to the house of sons (the 5th), he is of bad character, fickle of mind, of sinful intellect, has very few sons, and is short-lived.

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  • About this edition: हिबुक्र is the e-text's slip for हिबुक; अधबुद्धिः read as अधमबुद्धिः. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads हिबुकभवनसंस्थे; this sentence names हिबुक्र, 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 हिबुकभवनसंस्थे, तनयभवनयाते and चलमतिरघबुद्धिः. The first clause of this note stands: the Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā (Chowkhamba 1953) p.311, read by eye at about 3.9x native, sets हिबुक with no र-phala under the क. The second clause is superseded. The same page, read by eye at about 5.3x native, sets अघबुद्धिः, with घ and not ध, so the word is अघ, 'sin', and not अधम. A machine read of that edition's own Hindi ṭīkā on the same page glosses the word पापबुद्धि, 'sin-minded'. The rendering now reads 'of sinful intellect'.]

बहुरिपुगणहन्ता भूतविद्याविनोदी यदि रिपुगृहयाते मन्दपुत्रे तु शूरः । कलहकृदिनपौत्रे कामयाते कुदारः सकलजनविरोधी मन्दबुद्धिः कृतघ्नः

bahuripugaṇahantā bhūtavidyāvinodī yadi ripugṛhayāte mandaputre tu śūraḥ | kalahakṛdinapautre kāmayāte kudāraḥ sakalajanavirodhī mandabuddhiḥ kṛtaghnaḥ

If Manda's son has gone to the house of enemies (the 6th), ⟨the native⟩ is a slayer of many hosts of foes, one who takes delight in the lore of spirits (bhūtavidyā), and valiant. When the Sun's grandson ⟨Gulika⟩ has gone to kāma (the 7th), he is a maker of quarrels, has a bad wife, is hostile to all people, dull of understanding, and ungrateful.

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  • About this edition: इनपैत्रे read as इनपौत्रे — 'the Sun's grandson', i.e. Gulika (Sun → Saturn → Gulika), the same body the chapter names मन्दपुत्र a half-line earlier. [2026-09-23: The mūla now reads कलहकृदिनपौत्रे, so इनपैत्रे is no longer our text and the reading this note proposes is what our text carries. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā (Chowkhamba 1953) p.311, read by eye at about 4.1x native, sets इनपौत्रे: a separate ā-stem stands between the प and the त्रे, which a पै does not have. Read by eye at the same magnification, the same page sets भूतविद्याविनोदी and रिपुगृहयाते, and the mūla now reads both.]

विकलनयनवक्रः स्वल्पदेहोऽष्टमस्थे गुरुजनपितृहन्ता नीचकृत्यो गुरुस्थे । अशुभशतसमेतः कर्मगे मन्दसूनौ निजकुलहितकर्माचारहीनो विमानः

vikalanayanavakraḥ svalpadeho'ṣṭamasthe gurujanapitṛhantā nīcakṛtyo gurusthe | aśubhaśatasametaḥ karmage mandasūnau nijakulahitakarmācārahīno vimānaḥ

When ⟨Gulika⟩ is in the eighth, ⟨the native is⟩ defective of eye, crooked, and of very small body. When it is in the ninth (the house of the guru), he is a slayer of his elders and of his father, and of base deeds. When Manda's son is in karma (the 10th), he is one attended by a hundred evils, devoid of the acts and the conduct that benefit his own family, and without honour.

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  • About this edition: गुरुस्थे is taken as the 9th bhāva (the house of guru/father), the house the enumeration requires between the 8th and the 10th. अशुभशनसमेतः read as अशुभाशनसमेतः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अशुभशतसमेतः; this sentence names अशुभशनसमेतः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अतिसुखधनतेजोरूपवान् लाभयाते दिनकरसुतपुत्रे चाग्रजं हन्ति जातः । विषयरहितवेषो दीनवाक्यः प्रवीणो निखिलधनहरः स्यान्मन्दजेरिःफयाते

atisukhadhanatejorūpavān lābhayāte dinakarasutaputre cāgrajaṃ hanti jātaḥ | viṣayarahitaveṣo dīnavākyaḥ pravīṇo nikhiladhanaharaḥ syānmandajeriḥphayāte

When the son of the Sun's son ⟨Gulika⟩ has gone to lābha (the 11th), ⟨the native is⟩ possessed of great happiness, wealth, brilliance and beauty — and the one born kills his elder brother. When Manda's son has gone to riḥpha (the 12th), he is of a garb bereft of sense-pleasures, piteous in speech, ⟨yet⟩ skilful, and a carrier-off of all wealth.

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  • About this edition: अग्नजं read as अग्रजम्; मदजे read as मन्दजे — the chapter's own name for Gulika, and the reading the enumeration (11th then 12th) requires. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चाग्रजं हन्ति जातः । विषयरहितवेषो दीनवाक्यः प्रवीणो निखिलधनहरः स्यान्मन्दजेरिःफयाते; this sentence names मदजे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मान्दित्रिकोणोपगते विलग्ने तद्द्वादशांशे यदि वा नवांशे । मान्द्यन्विता मान्दियुतर्क्षनाथाः सर्वे सदाऽनिष्टकरा भवन्ति

mānditrikoṇopagate vilagne taddvādaśāṃśe yadi vā navāṃśe | māndyanvitā māndiyutarkṣanāthāḥ sarve sadā'niṣṭakarā bhavanti

When the lagna falls in a trine from Māndi, or in ⟨Māndi's⟩ dvādaśāṃśa, or in its navāṃśa — the ⟨grahas⟩ joined with Māndi, and the lords of the signs that Māndi occupies, all of them, always work harm.

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  • About this edition: रद्द्वादशांशे read as तद्द्वादशांशे. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तद्द्वादशांशे यदि वा नवांशे । मान्द्यन्विता मान्दियुतर्क्षनाथाः; this sentence names रद्द्वादशांशे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

संयुक्ते यदि भास्करेण गुलिके जातः पितृद्वेषको मातृक्लेशकरस्तु शीतरुचिना भौमेन वीतानुजः । सोन्मादः शशिजेन देवगुरुणा पाषण्डको दूषकः शुक्रेण प्रमदाकृतामयहतो नीचाङ्गनावल्लभः

saṃyukte yadi bhāskareṇa gulike jātaḥ pitṛdveṣako mātṛkleśakarastu śītarucinā bhaumena vītānujaḥ | sonmādaḥ śaśijena devaguruṇā pāṣaṇḍako dūṣakaḥ śukreṇa pramadākṛtāmayahato nīcāṅganāvallabhaḥ

If Gulika is joined with the Sun, the one born is a hater of his father; with the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩, a causer of affliction to his mother; with Mars, without younger brothers; with the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩, afflicted with madness; with the gods' guru ⟨Jupiter⟩, a heretic and a defiler; with Venus, struck down by disease brought on by women, and a lover of low women.

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  • About this edition: पिटृद्वेषको read as पितृद्वेषकः; पास्वण्डको as पाषण्डकः; शिक्रेण as शुक्रेण. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पितृद्वेषको मातृक्लेशकरस्तु शीतरुचिना भौमेन वीतानुजः । सोन्मादः शशिजेन देवगुरुणा पाषण्डको दूषकः शुक्रेण; this sentence names पिटृद्वेषको and पास्वण्डको, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जातः सौख्यरतस्तु मन्दतनये मन्देन युक्ते यदा सर्पेणैव विषप्रदस्तु शिखिना वह्निप्रदो जायते । भिक्षुः स्याद्विषनाडियुक्तगृहगे भूपालकोऽपि ध्रुवं जातस्योपखगान्विता गगनगाः कुर्वन्त्यनिष्टं फलम्

jātaḥ saukhyaratastu mandatanaye mandena yukte yadā sarpeṇaiva viṣapradastu śikhinā vahniprado jāyate | bhikṣuḥ syādviṣanāḍiyuktagṛhage bhūpālako'pi dhruvaṃ jātasyopakhagānvitā gaganagāḥ kurvantyaniṣṭaṃ phalam

When Manda's son is joined with Manda ⟨Saturn⟩ himself, the one born is devoted to ease; with the Serpent ⟨Rāhu⟩ he becomes a giver of poison; with the Crested one ⟨Ketu⟩ he becomes a giver of fire. He becomes a mendicant when ⟨Gulika⟩ occupies a house joined with the poison-nāḍī — and so, assuredly, even a king: for the native, the sky-goers joined with the sub-grahas work an inauspicious result.

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  • About this edition: The e-text itself prints विध(घ)प्रद with a bracketed correction; विघ्नप्रद is followed. The clause भूपालकोऽपि ध्रुवम् is read with what follows (even a king is not exempt), as its position between the mendicant clause and the closing generalisation requires. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विषप्रदस्तु; this sentence names विध, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

प्रभवशरदि जातः साहसी सत्यवादी सकलगुणसमेतः कालविद्धर्मशाली । विभवशरदि कामी निर्मलो नित्यतुष्टः प्रबलधनसमेतो बन्धुविद्यायशस्वी

prabhavaśaradi jātaḥ sāhasī satyavādī sakalaguṇasametaḥ kālaviddharmaśālī | vibhavaśaradi kāmī nirmalo nityatuṣṭaḥ prabaladhanasameto bandhuvidyāyaśasvī

One born in the year Prabhava is bold, a speaker of truth, endowed with all virtues, a knower of the times and abounding in dharma. In the year Vibhava ⟨he is⟩ lustful, unsullied, ever content, possessed of powerful wealth, and renowned for kinsmen and learning.

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  • About this edition: शरद् ('autumn') stands throughout verses 10–25 for the saṃvatsara, the year of the sixty-year cycle; it is rendered 'year'. कालविधर्मशाली read as कालविद् धर्मशाली. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कालविद्धर्मशाली; this sentence names कालविधर्मशाली, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्लाब्दे परदारको गतबलस्त्यागी मनस्वी भवेन्मन्त्री कार्यपरोऽतिभाषणपटुर्जातः प्रमोदाभिधे । धर्मी दानपरायणः सुतधनः शान्तः प्रजोत्पत्तिजो नीतिज्ञो निपुणः कृपालुरनिशं चाङ्गीरसाब्दे धनी

śuklābde paradārako gatabalastyāgī manasvī bhavenmantrī kāryaparo'tibhāṣaṇapaṭurjātaḥ pramodābhidhe | dharmī dānaparāyaṇaḥ sutadhanaḥ śāntaḥ prajotpattijo nītijño nipuṇaḥ kṛpāluraniśaṃ cāṅgīrasābde dhanī

In the year Śukla ⟨the native⟩ is a seducer of others' wives, wanting in strength, liberal, and high-minded. One born in the year named Pramoda is a counsellor, intent on affairs, and very skilful in speech. One born in Prajotpatti is righteous, wholly given to charity, rich in sons and wealth, and calm. And in the year Āṅgirasa he knows polity, is adroit, unceasingly compassionate, and wealthy.

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  • About this edition: प्रजोत्मत्तिजो read as प्रजोत्पत्तिजः; नितिज्ञो as नीतिज्ञः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्रजोत्पत्तिजो नीतिज्ञो निपुणः कृपालुरनिशं चाङ्गीरसाब्दे; this sentence names प्रजोत्मत्तिजो and नितिज्ञो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जातः श्रीमुखवत्सरे परवधूलोलः शुचिर्वित्तवान् योगी राजकरो महाधनबलख्यातो भवाब्दे भवः । लुब्धश्चञ्चलधीः कृशामयतनुः क्रोधी युवाब्दे भिषक् जातो धातृभवोऽन्यदारनिरतः कार्यार्थवादी शठः

jātaḥ śrīmukhavatsare paravadhūlolaḥ śucirvittavān yogī rājakaro mahādhanabalakhyāto bhavābde bhavaḥ | lubdhaścañcaladhīḥ kṛśāmayatanuḥ krodhī yuvābde bhiṣak jāto dhātṛbhavo'nyadāranirataḥ kāryārthavādī śaṭhaḥ

One born in the year Śrīmukha is eager after others' wives, ⟨yet⟩ pure and wealthy. One born in the year Bhāva is a yogin, a doer of the king's work, and renowned for great wealth and strength. In the year Yuvan ⟨he is⟩ greedy, of unsteady mind, with a body wasted by disease, wrathful, and a physician. One born in Dhātṛ is addicted to the wives of others, speaks only for his own ends, and is a rogue.

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  • About this edition: श्रीमुखत्रत्सरे read as श्रीमुखवत्सरे. राजकर is taken as 'doing the king's work'; it can equally be read as 'the king's tax-gatherer', and the compound does not decide between them. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads श्रीमुखवत्सरे परवधूलोलः शुचिर्वित्तवान् योगी राजकरो महाधनबलख्यातो भवाब्दे भवः । लुब्धश्चञ्चलधीः कृशामयतनुः क्रोधी युवाब्दे भिषक् जातो धातृभवोऽन्यदारनिरतः; this sentence names श्रीमुखत्रत्सरे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

श्रीमानीश्वरवत्सरे बलमतिर्जातो गुणग्राहकः सत्कर्मा बहुधान्यवत्सरभवो भोगी वणिग्वृत्तिमान् । क्रूरः पापरतः प्रमाथिशरदि क्रोधी विबन्धुः सुखी जातो विक्रमवत्सरे यदि धनी सेनापतिः शौर्यवान्

śrīmānīśvaravatsare balamatirjāto guṇagrāhakaḥ satkarmā bahudhānyavatsarabhavo bhogī vaṇigvṛttimān | krūraḥ pāparataḥ pramāthiśaradi krodhī vibandhuḥ sukhī jāto vikramavatsare yadi dhanī senāpatiḥ śauryavān

In the year Īśvara ⟨the native is⟩ prosperous, of strong intellect, and a receiver of merit. One born in the year Bahudhānya is of good deeds, an enjoyer, and lives by trade. In the year Pramāthin ⟨he is⟩ cruel, given to sin, wrathful, without kinsmen, ⟨yet⟩ happy. If one is born in the year Vikrama, he is wealthy, a commander of armies, and full of valour.

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  • About this edition: बलमतिजार्तो is corrupt in this e-text; read as बलमतिर्जातः ('of strong intellect'), and marked as supplied. प्रभाथि read as प्रमाथि (the 13th year); विकम as विक्रम; बहुधन्य as बहुधान्य; वणिगवृत्तिमान् as वणिग्वृत्तिमान्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads श्रीमानीश्वरवत्सरे बलमतिर्जातो गुणग्राहकः सत्कर्मा बहुधान्यवत्सरभवो भोगी वणिग्वृत्तिमान् । क्रूरः पापरतः प्रमाथिशरदि क्रोधी विबन्धुः सुखी जातो विक्रमवत्सरे; this sentence names वणिगवृत्तिमान् and बलमतिजार्तो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वृषशरदि दरिद्रोवीतलज्जो विकर्मा दिनकरसमतेजोरूपवान् चित्रभानौ । यदि निजकुलविद्याचारधर्मः सुभानौ बहुधनबलशाली तारणाब्दे विवेकी

vṛṣaśaradi daridrovītalajjo vikarmā dinakarasamatejorūpavān citrabhānau | yadi nijakulavidyācāradharmaḥ subhānau bahudhanabalaśālī tāraṇābde vivekī

In the year Vṛṣa ⟨the native is⟩ poor, void of shame, and a doer of wrong deeds. In Citrabhānu he has splendour and beauty equal to the Sun's. If in Subhānu, he keeps the learning, the conduct and the dharma of his own family. In the year Tāraṇa he abounds in wealth and strength, and is discerning.

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  • About this edition: वित्रभानौ read as चित्रभानौ (the 16th year); धिवेकी as विवेकी. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वृषशरदि दरिद्रोवीतलज्जो विकर्मा दिनकरसमतेजोरूपवान् चित्रभानौ । यदि निजकुलविद्याचारधर्मः सुभानौ बहुधनबलशाली तारणाब्दे विवेकी; this sentence names वित्रभानौ and धिवेकी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जातः पार्थिववत्सरे नरपतिः श्रीमानतुल्यः सुखी कामी भीरुरशीलवित्तगुणवान् पापी व्ययाब्दे यदि । वाग्मी सर्वजिदब्दकेऽतिबलवान् शास्त्री गुणी तत्त्ववित् सम्पन्नो यदि सर्वधारिजनितः शिल्पी नृपालप्रियः

jātaḥ pārthivavatsare narapatiḥ śrīmānatulyaḥ sukhī kāmī bhīruraśīlavittaguṇavān pāpī vyayābde yadi | vāgmī sarvajidabdake'tibalavān śāstrī guṇī tattvavit sampanno yadi sarvadhārijanitaḥ śilpī nṛpālapriyaḥ

One born in the year Pārthiva is a king, prosperous, without an equal, and happy. If in the year Vyaya, ⟨he is⟩ lustful, timid, of bad character, ⟨yet⟩ possessed of wealth and merit — and sinful. In the year Sarvajit ⟨he is⟩ eloquent, very strong, learned in śāstra, meritorious, a knower of the real. If born in Sarvadhārin, ⟨he is⟩ well provided for, a craftsman, and dear to kings.

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  • About this edition: श्सुखी read as सुखी; सम्पन्न्प् as सम्पन्नः; सर्वधरि as सर्वधारि (the 22nd year). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुखी कामी भीरुरशीलवित्तगुणवान् पापी व्ययाब्दे यदि । वाग्मी सर्वजिदब्दकेऽतिबलवान् शास्त्री गुणी तत्त्ववित् सम्पन्नो यदि सर्वधारिजनितः; this sentence names सम्पन्न्प् and सर्वधरि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शोकी दुष्टपरोऽतिपापनिरतः क्रूरो विरोध्यब्दके मायावी मदनातुरो विकृतिजो मन्त्रक्रियातन्त्रधीः । निर्मोही विगुणोऽतिदीनवचनः पापी खराब्दे खलः सर्वानन्दकरो नृपप्रियनरो मन्त्रार्थविन्नन्दने

śokī duṣṭaparo'tipāpanirataḥ krūro virodhyabdake māyāvī madanāturo vikṛtijo mantrakriyātantradhīḥ | nirmohī viguṇo'tidīnavacanaḥ pāpī kharābde khalaḥ sarvānandakaro nṛpapriyanaro mantrārthavinnandane

In the year Virodhin ⟨the native is⟩ sorrowful, attached to the wicked, deeply given to sin, and cruel. One born in Vikṛti is deceitful, tormented by lust, and versed in mantra, ritual and tantra. In the year Khara ⟨he is⟩ free from attachment, devoid of merit, very abject in speech, sinful, and base. In Nandana ⟨he is⟩ a maker of joy for all, a man dear to the king, and a knower of the sense of counsel.

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  • About this edition: स्वराब्दे read as खराब्दे (the 25th year); स्रवानन्दकरो as सर्वानन्दकरः. मन्त्रार्थवित् holds both 'knowing the purport of counsel' and 'knowing the sense of mantras'; the Hindi keeps मन्त्र, which holds both. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads खराब्दे खलः सर्वानन्दकरो; this sentence names स्रवानन्दकरो and स्वराब्दे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विजयशरदि धर्मी सत्यसम्पन्नशाली यदि जयशरदिस्याद्राजतुल्यो नृपो वा । मदनरतिविलोलो मन्मथाब्दे जितारिर्गुणधनरहितः स्याद्दुर्मुखाब्दे विशीलः

vijayaśaradi dharmī satyasampannaśālī yadi jayaśaradisyādrājatulyo nṛpo vā | madanarativilolo manmathābde jitārirguṇadhanarahitaḥ syāddurmukhābde viśīlaḥ

In the year Vijaya ⟨the native is⟩ righteous, and abounding in the possession of truth. If in the year Jaya, he is the equal of a king, or a king himself. In the year Manmatha he is restless with love and dalliance, and a conqueror of foes. In the year Durmukha he is bereft of merit and of wealth, and of bad character.

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  • About this edition: धर्मो read as धर्मी; विलो९लो — the e-text carries a stray digit — as विलोलः; दुर्भस्वाब्दे as दुर्मुखाब्दे, the 30th year, which the sequence (Vijaya, Jaya, Manmatha, …) requires. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धर्मी सत्यसम्पन्नशाली यदि जयशरदिस्याद्राजतुल्यो नृपो वा । मदनरतिविलोलो मन्मथाब्दे जितारि- र्गुणधनरहितः स्याद्दुर्मुखाब्दे; this sentence names दुर्भस्वाब्दे and विलो९लो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दुष्टात्मा यदि हेमलम्बिजनितः कृष्यादिकर्मोत्सुकः श्रीमान्विप्रजनाश्रितः फलपरित्यागी विलम्ब्यब्दके । रोगी भीरुरवित्तवान् चलमतिर्नीचो विकार्यब्दके शार्वर्यामतिवित्तभोगसुमनाः सत्यव्रताचारवान्

duṣṭātmā yadi hemalambijanitaḥ kṛṣyādikarmotsukaḥ śrīmānviprajanāśritaḥ phalaparityāgī vilambyabdake | rogī bhīruravittavān calamatirnīco vikāryabdake śārvaryāmativittabhogasumanāḥ satyavratācāravān

If one is born in Hemalamba, ⟨he is⟩ of evil soul, and eager for ploughing and such work. In the year Vilambin ⟨he is⟩ prosperous, resorted to by brahmins, and a renouncer of the fruit ⟨of action⟩. In the year Vikārin ⟨he is⟩ diseased, timid, without wealth, of unsteady mind, and low. In Śārvarī his mind is set on great wealth and enjoyment, and he holds to truthful vows and conduct.

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  • About this edition: दुष्टास्मा read as दुष्टात्मा; अवित्तवान read as अवित्तवान्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दुष्टात्मा यदि हेमलम्बिजनितः कृष्यादिकर्मोत्सुकः श्रीमान्विप्रजनाश्रितः फलपरित्यागी विलम्ब्यब्दके । रोगी भीरुरवित्तवान्; this sentence names दुष्टास्मा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शान्तोदारकृपाकरः प्लवभवः शूरः स्वधर्माश्रितो जातः स्त्रीजनवञ्चितः शुभकृति प्राज्ञः शुभाङ्गः सुधीः । ज्ञानी शोभकृति क्षितीशगुणवान् विद्याविनोदप्रियो दुर्भोगी परदारकः शठमतिः क्रोध्यब्दजः क्रोधयुक्

śāntodārakṛpākaraḥ plavabhavaḥ śūraḥ svadharmāśrito jātaḥ strījanavañcitaḥ śubhakṛti prājñaḥ śubhāṅgaḥ sudhīḥ | jñānī śobhakṛti kṣitīśaguṇavān vidyāvinodapriyo durbhogī paradārakaḥ śaṭhamatiḥ krodhyabdajaḥ krodhayuk

One born in Plava is calm, generous, a doer of compassion, valiant, and holds to his own dharma. One born in Śubhakṛt is cheated by womenfolk, ⟨yet⟩ wise, of auspicious limbs, and of good understanding. In Śobhakṛt ⟨he is⟩ a man of knowledge, endowed with the qualities of a lord of the earth, and fond of the delights of learning. One born in the year Krodhin is ill-provided with enjoyments, a seducer of others' wives, of roguish mind, and full of anger.

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  • About this edition: स्त्रीजनवञ्चित is kept two-way in the Hindi (स्त्रीजनों से वञ्चित) as the Sanskrit is: 'cheated by women' and 'deprived of women' are both open. प्लवभवेः read as प्लवभवः; शठभतिः as शठमतिः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्लवभवः शूरः स्वधर्माश्रितो जातः स्त्रीजनवञ्चितः शुभकृति प्राज्ञः शुभाङ्गः सुधीः । ज्ञानी शोभकृति क्षितीशगुणवान् विद्याविनोदप्रियो दुर्भोगी परदारकः शठमतिः; this sentence names प्लवभवेः and शठभतिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मानी हास्यरसप्रियो गुणधनश्लाघी च विश्वावसौ दुष्टाचारपरः पराभवशरज्जातः कुलध्वंसकः । कामी बन्धुरतः प्लवङ्गजनितो बालप्रियो मन्दधीर्देवाराधनतत्परोऽतिसुभगः शौर्यान्वितः कीलके

mānī hāsyarasapriyo guṇadhanaślāghī ca viśvāvasau duṣṭācāraparaḥ parābhavaśarajjātaḥ kuladhvaṃsakaḥ | kāmī bandhurataḥ plavaṅgajanito bālapriyo mandadhīrdevārādhanatatparo'tisubhagaḥ śauryānvitaḥ kīlake

In Viśvāvasu ⟨the native is⟩ proud, fond of the comic mood, and a boaster of his merit and wealth. One born in the year Parābhava is wholly of wicked conduct, and a destroyer of his family. One born in Plavaṅga is lustful, attached to his kinsmen, fond of children, and dull of mind. In Kīlaka ⟨he is⟩ wholly bent on the worship of the gods, very fortunate, and endowed with valour.

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  • About this edition: गुणधनश्लाधी read as गुणधनश्लाघी; कुलघ्वंसकः as कुलध्वंसकः; देर्वाराधन as देवाराधन. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads गुणधनश्लाघी च विश्वावसौ दुष्टाचारपरः पराभवशरज्जातः कुलध्वंसकः । कामी बन्धुरतः प्लवङ्गजनितो बालप्रियो मन्दधी- र्देवाराधनतत्परोऽतिसुभगः; this sentence names गुणधनश्लाधी and कुलघ्वंसकः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शान्तः सर्वजनप्रियोऽतिधनिकः सौम्याब्दजो धैर्यवान् नानाशास्त्रविशारदो विकलधीः साधारणाब्दे नरः । आशालुश्च विरोधकृद्भवनरः क्रोधी दरिद्रोऽटनो दुःशीलः परिधाविवत्सरभवः पारुष्यवाग्वित्तवान्

śāntaḥ sarvajanapriyo'tidhanikaḥ saumyābdajo dhairyavān nānāśāstraviśārado vikaladhīḥ sādhāraṇābde naraḥ | āśāluśca virodhakṛdbhavanaraḥ krodhī daridro'ṭano duḥśīlaḥ paridhāvivatsarabhavaḥ pāruṣyavāgvittavān

One born in the year Saumya is calm, dear to all people, exceedingly rich, and steadfast. In the year Sādhāraṇa the man is skilled in the various śāstras, ⟨yet⟩ of impaired understanding. The man born in Virodhakṛt is full of craving, a maker of opposition, wrathful, poor, and a wanderer. One born in the year Paridhāvin is of bad character, harsh of speech, ⟨yet⟩ possessed of wealth.

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  • About this edition: सौम्यान्दजो read as सौम्याब्दजः; भवनरः as भवनरः 'the man born ⟨in it⟩'; दुशीलः as दुःशीलः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौम्याब्दजो धैर्यवान् नानाशास्त्रविशारदो विकलधीः साधारणाब्दे नरः । आशालुश्च विरोधकृद्भवनरः क्रोधी दरिद्रोऽटनो दुःशीलः; this sentence names सौम्यान्दजो and दुशीलः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जातो बन्धुविरागकृत् परवधूलोलः प्रमादीजनिर्मोदात्मा निखिलागमश्रुतिपरश्चानन्दजस्तत्त्ववित् । पापी राक्षसवत्सरे यदि वृथालापोऽपकारी सतां दाता दानगुणान्वितोऽनलभवः शान्तः सदाचारवान्

jāto bandhuvirāgakṛt paravadhūlolaḥ pramādījanirmodātmā nikhilāgamaśrutiparaścānandajastattvavit | pāpī rākṣasavatsare yadi vṛthālāpo'pakārī satāṃ dātā dānaguṇānvito'nalabhavaḥ śāntaḥ sadācāravān

One born in Pramādin makes estrangement among his kinsmen and is eager after others' wives. One born in Ānanda is joyful of soul, devoted to all the āgamas and the śruti, and a knower of the real. If in the year Rākṣasa, ⟨he is⟩ sinful, of idle talk, and an injurer of the good. One born in Anala is a giver, endowed with the virtue of giving, calm, and of righteous conduct.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's line-break form प्रमादीजनि-/मोर्दात्मा resolves as प्रमादिजनिमा + उदारात्मा; उदारात्मा is therefore certain and is given to Ānanda. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads र्मोदात्मा; this sentence names मोर्दात्मा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

योगी पिङ्गलवत्सरे जितमना जातस्तपस्वी भवेत् कालज्ञो यदि कालयुक्तशरदि श्रीभोगसत्कर्मवान् । सिद्धार्थो गुरुदेवभक्तिनिरतः सिद्धार्थिजातः सुधीर्जारो रौद्रसमुद्भवः कुटिलधीर्मानी दुराचारवान्

yogī piṅgalavatsare jitamanā jātastapasvī bhavet kālajño yadi kālayuktaśaradi śrībhogasatkarmavān | siddhārtho gurudevabhaktinirataḥ siddhārthijātaḥ sudhīrjāro raudrasamudbhavaḥ kuṭiladhīrmānī durācāravān

In the year Piṅgala one born is a yogin, of conquered mind, and an ascetic. If in the year Kālayukta, he is a knower of time, possessed of prosperity, enjoyment and good deeds. One born in Siddhārthin has his aims accomplished, is wholly devoted to reverence for guru and gods, and of good understanding. One born in Raudra is an adulterer, crooked of mind, proud, and of evil conduct.

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  • About this edition: श्रीभ्प्ग is corrupt beyond recovery; only its first member श्री is legible, so 'possessed of prosperity' is marked as supplied. सिधार्थो read as सिद्धार्थः; सिद्धाथिजातः as सिद्धार्थिजातः; सुधीर्जरो as सुधीः + जारः; रौद्रेसमुद्रवः as रौद्रे समुद्भवः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads श्रीभोगसत्कर्मवान् । सिद्धार्थो गुरुदेवभक्तिनिरतः सिद्धार्थिजातः सुधी- र्जारो रौद्रसमुद्भवः; this sentence names रौद्रेसमुद्रवः and सिद्धाथिजातः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कामी दुर्मतिवत्सरे जडमतिः शोकाभितप्तः खलः स्थूलोरूदरबाहुमस्तकतनुः स्याद्दुन्दुभौ वित्तवान् । प्राज्ञः सत्यरतः सुखी च रुधिरोद्गार्यब्दजो वित्तवान् शान्तो बन्धुजनप्रियोऽतिसुभगो रक्ताक्षिजः शीलवान्

kāmī durmativatsare jaḍamatiḥ śokābhitaptaḥ khalaḥ sthūlorūdarabāhumastakatanuḥ syāddundubhau vittavān | prājñaḥ satyarataḥ sukhī ca rudhirodgāryabdajo vittavān śānto bandhujanapriyo'tisubhago raktākṣijaḥ śīlavān

In the year Durmati ⟨the native is⟩ lustful, of torpid mind, scorched with grief, and wicked. In Dundubhi he is of thick thighs, belly, arms, head and body, and wealthy. One born in the year Rudhirodgārin is wise, devoted to truth, happy, and wealthy. One born in Raktākṣa is calm, dear to his kinsmen, very fortunate, and of good character.

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  • About this edition: दुर्गतिवत्सरे read as दुर्मतिवत्सरे — the 55th year, which the sequence Durmati–Dundubhi–Rudhirodgārin–Raktākṣa requires. स्थाद्दुदुभौ read as स्याद् दुन्दुभौ; रुधिरोद्रार्य as रुधिरोद्गारि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दुर्मतिवत्सरे जडमतिः शोकाभितप्तः खलः स्थूलोरूदरबाहुमस्तकतनुः स्याद्दुन्दुभौ वित्तवान् । प्राज्ञः सत्यरतः सुखी च रुधिरोद्गार्यब्दजो; this sentence names दुर्गतिवत्सरे and रुधिरोद्रार्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जातो जारः क्रोधनाब्दे कुमार्गी बन्धुद्वेषी चोरनिष्ठारतः स्यात् । शिष्टाचारः सुप्रसन्नः सुरूपो मानी वीतारातिरोगः क्षयाब्दे

jāto jāraḥ krodhanābde kumārgī bandhudveṣī coraniṣṭhārataḥ syāt | śiṣṭācāraḥ suprasannaḥ surūpo mānī vītārātirogaḥ kṣayābde

One born in the year Krodhana is an adulterer, a follower of evil paths, a hater of his kinsmen, and given to the practices of thieves. In the year Kṣaya ⟨he is⟩ of cultivated conduct, well pleased of face, handsome, proud, and free from enemies and disease.

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  • About this edition: वीतारातिरिगः is corrupt; read as वीतारातिरुजः ('free from enemies and disease'), the added member marked as supplied. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वीतारातिरोगः; this sentence names वीतारातिरिगः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उत्तरायणसमुद्भवः पुमान् ज्ञानयोगनिरतश्च नैष्ठिकः । दक्षिणायनभवः प्रगल्भवाग् भेदबुद्धिरभिमानतत्परः

uttarāyaṇasamudbhavaḥ pumān jñānayoganirataśca naiṣṭhikaḥ | dakṣiṇāyanabhavaḥ pragalbhavāg bhedabuddhirabhimānatatparaḥ

A man arisen in the uttarāyaṇa is devoted to the yoga of knowledge (jñāna-yoga), and steadfast ⟨in his observances⟩. One arisen in the dakṣiṇāyana is bold of speech, of a divisive understanding, and wholly bent on self-conceit.

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  • About this edition: नयोगनिरतः is read as नय-योग-निरतः; निष्ठिकः as नैष्ठिकः; प्रगल्भवः as प्रगल्भः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads उत्तरायणसमुद्भवः पुमान् ज्ञानयोगनिरतश्च नैष्ठिकः । दक्षिणायनभवः प्रगल्भवाग्; this sentence names प्रगल्भवः and निष्ठिकः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दीर्घायुर्धनिको वसन्तसमये जातः सुगन्धप्रियो ग्रीष्मतौ धनतोयसेव्यचतुरो भोगी कृशाङ्गः सुधीः । क्षारक्षीरकटुप्रियः सुवचनो वर्षर्तुजः स्वच्छधीः पुण्यात्मा सुमुखः सुखी यदि शरत्कालोद्भवः कामुकः

dīrghāyurdhaniko vasantasamaye jātaḥ sugandhapriyo grīṣmatau dhanatoyasevyacaturo bhogī kṛśāṅgaḥ sudhīḥ | kṣārakṣīrakaṭupriyaḥ suvacano varṣartujaḥ svacchadhīḥ puṇyātmā sumukhaḥ sukhī yadi śaratkālodbhavaḥ kāmukaḥ

One born in the spring season is long-lived, wealthy and fond of fragrance. In the hot season ⟨he is⟩ adroit in the enjoyment of wealth and of water, an enjoyer, thin of limb, and of good understanding. One born in the rainy season is fond of the saline, the milky and the pungent, of good speech, and clear of mind. And if one is born in the autumn season, he is of meritorious soul, fair of face, happy, and lustful.

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  • About this edition: Three words in this verse are corrupt in the e-text and are rendered inside brackets or not at all: दीर्घानिको (read as दीर्घाङ्गिकः), शीर (read as क्षीर, beside क्षार and कटु), and उवचनो (read as ऋजुवचनः). ग्रिष्मतै read as ग्रीष्मे तु; सुभ्खः as सुमुखः. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads दीर्घायुर्धनिको and ग्रीष्मतौ; this sentence names दीर्घानिको and ग्रिष्मतै, 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 words this note calls corrupt are now corrected in the mūla against the printings: it reads दीर्घायुर्धनिको, ग्रीष्मतौ, सुधीः, क्षारक्षीर, सुवचनो and सुमुखः. The conjectures recorded here, दीर्घाङ्गिकः, ऋजुवचनः and ग्रीष्मे तु, are superseded, and no printing opened carries them. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā (Chowkhamba 1953) p.317, read by eye at about 4.0x native, sets दीर्घायुर्धनिको, क्षारक्षीर and सुमुखः in full and the initial स of सुवचनो; at about 7.0x it sets ग्रीष्मतौ with no repha over the त. The Ojha Saurabha vol. II p.40, read by eye at about 6.0x, sets ग्रीष्मत्तौ with a doubled त. ग्रीष्मतौ leaves the second syllable light where the śārdūlavikrīḍita wants it heavy, and that is recorded as a doubt on this verse. The renderings no longer carry these words in brackets.]

योगी कृशाङ्गः कृषकश्च भोगी हेमन्तकालप्रभवः समर्थः । स्नानक्रियादानरतः स्वधर्मी मानी यशस्वी शिशिरर्तुजः स्यात्

yogī kṛśāṅgaḥ kṛṣakaśca bhogī hemantakālaprabhavaḥ samarthaḥ | snānakriyādānarataḥ svadharmī mānī yaśasvī śiśirartujaḥ syāt

One arisen in the cold season ⟨hemanta⟩ is a yogin, thin of limb, a tiller of the soil, an enjoyer, and capable. One born in the dewy season ⟨śiśira⟩ is devoted to bathing, to rites and to giving, keeps his own dharma, is proud, and is renowned.

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  • About this edition: कृषक्ष्च read as कृषकश्च. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कृषकश्च; this sentence names कृषक्ष्च, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चैत्रे सर्वकलागमश्रुतिपरो नित्योत्सवः श्रीरतो वैशाखे यदि सर्वशास्त्रकुशलः स्वातन्त्रिको भूपतिः । ज्येष्ठे मासि चिरायुरर्थतनयी मन्त्रक्रियाकोविदश्चाषाढेऽतिधनी कृपालुरनिशं भोगी परद्वेषकः

caitre sarvakalāgamaśrutiparo nityotsavaḥ śrīrato vaiśākhe yadi sarvaśāstrakuśalaḥ svātantriko bhūpatiḥ | jyeṣṭhe māsi cirāyurarthatanayī mantrakriyākovidaścāṣāḍhe'tidhanī kṛpāluraniśaṃ bhogī paradveṣakaḥ

In Caitra ⟨the native is⟩ devoted to all the arts, the āgamas and the śruti, ever festive, and attached to prosperity. If in Vaiśākha, he is skilled in every śāstra, his own master, and a lord of the earth. In the month Jyeṣṭha ⟨he is⟩ long-lived, possessed of wealth and sons, and expert in mantra and rite. In Āṣāḍha ⟨he is⟩ exceedingly rich, unceasingly compassionate, an enjoyer, and a hater of others.

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  • About this edition: स्र्वकलागम read as सर्वकलागम. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सर्वकलागमश्रुतिपरो नित्योत्सवः श्रीरतो वैशाखे यदि सर्वशास्त्रकुशलः स्वातन्त्रिको भूपतिः । ज्येष्ठे मासि चिरायुरर्थतनयी मन्त्रक्रियाकोविद- श्चाषाढेऽतिधनी; this sentence names स्र्वकलागम, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जातः श्रावणमासि देवधरणीदेवार्चने तत्परो नानादेशरतश्च भाद्रपदजस्तन्त्री मनोराज्यवान् । मासे चाश्वयुजि स्वकीयजनविद्वेषी दरिद्रश्चलः पुष्टाङ्गः कृषको विशालनयनो वित्ताधिकः कार्तिके

jātaḥ śrāvaṇamāsi devadharaṇīdevārcane tatparo nānādeśarataśca bhādrapadajastantrī manorājyavān | māse cāśvayuji svakīyajanavidveṣī daridraścalaḥ puṣṭāṅgaḥ kṛṣako viśālanayano vittādhikaḥ kārtike

One born in the month Śrāvaṇa is wholly bent on the worship of the gods and of the gods-on-earth ⟨brahmins⟩. One born in Bhādrapada is fond of many countries, versed in tantra, and given to building kingdoms in his mind. In the month Āśvayuja ⟨he is⟩ a hater of his own people, poor, and unsteady. In Kārttika ⟨he is⟩ of well-fed limbs, a tiller of the soil, wide of eye, and abounding in wealth.

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  • About this edition: मासो चाश्चयुजि read as मासे चाश्वयुजि; स्वक्रीयजन as स्वकीयजन. The chapter's month-list stops at Kārttika; the e-text carries no further verse here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मासे चाश्वयुजि स्वकीयजनविद्वेषी; this sentence names स्वक्रीयजन and चाश्चयुजि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सुरगुरुपितृभक्तो मार्गशीर्षे च धर्मी धनगुणबलशाली तुङ्गनासस्तु पुष्ये । खलमतिरतिधर्माचारवान् माघमासि प्रतिदिनमुपकर्ता फाल्गुने गानलोलः

suragurupitṛbhakto mārgaśīrṣe ca dharmī dhanaguṇabalaśālī tuṅganāsastu puṣye | khalamatiratidharmācāravān māghamāsi pratidinamupakartā phālgune gānalolaḥ

⟨Born⟩ in Mārgaśīrṣa, ⟨he is⟩ devoted to the gods, to his preceptor and to the ancestors, and righteous. But in Pauṣa, abounding in wealth, in virtues and in strength, and high-nosed. In the month of Māgha, of wicked mind ⟨yet⟩ exceedingly observant of dharma. In Phālguna, one who does good to others every day, and eager for song.

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  • About this edition: The enumeration is of the lunar month of birth. तुङ्ग in तुङ्गनास is the ordinary sense 'high, prominent' (of the nose), not the glossary's graha sense 'exalted' — the word here describes the body, not a planet. E-text: मार्गशीर्षो for the locative मार्गशीर्षे; माधमासि for माघमासि (Māgha). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मार्गशीर्षे च धर्मी धनगुणबलशाली तुङ्गनासस्तु पुष्ये । खलमतिरतिधर्माचारवान् माघमासि; this sentence names मार्गशीर्षो and माधमासि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वलक्षपक्षे यदि पुत्रपौत्रधनाधिको धर्मरतः कृपालुः । स्वकार्यवादी निजमातृभक्तः स्वबन्धुवैरी यदि कृष्णपक्षे

valakṣapakṣe yadi putrapautradhanādhiko dharmarataḥ kṛpāluḥ | svakāryavādī nijamātṛbhaktaḥ svabandhuvairī yadi kṛṣṇapakṣe

If ⟨born⟩ in the bright fortnight, ⟨he is⟩ abounding in sons, grandsons and wealth, devoted to dharma, compassionate. If in the dark fortnight, one who speaks ⟨only⟩ for his own purpose, devoted to his own mother, ⟨and⟩ an enemy to his own kinsmen.

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  • About this edition: The e-text reads व(ब)क्षपक्षे, which is not a word; the antithesis with कृष्णपक्षे in the same verse fixes the sense as the bright fortnight (शुक्लपक्ष). Rendered accordingly, with the corruption recorded here rather than silently emended in the line.

जातः प्रत्युषसि स्वधर्मनिरतः सत्कर्मजीवी सुखी मध्याह्ने यदि राजतुल्यगुणवान् जातोऽपराह्णे धनी । सायंकालभवः सुगन्धवनितालोलः खलात्माऽटनो रात्रौ तत्फलमेव सौख्यबहुलः सूर्योदये जायते

jātaḥ pratyuṣasi svadharmanirataḥ satkarmajīvī sukhī madhyāhne yadi rājatulyaguṇavān jāto'parāhṇe dhanī | sāyaṃkālabhavaḥ sugandhavanitālolaḥ khalātmā'ṭano rātrau tatphalameva saukhyabahulaḥ sūryodaye jāyate

One born at daybreak is devoted to his own dharma, lives by good works, ⟨and is⟩ happy. At midday, if ⟨born then⟩, he has qualities equal to a king's. Born in the afternoon, wealthy. One arising at evening is eager for perfumes and women, wicked of soul, a wanderer; at night, precisely that same result. At sunrise he is born abounding in happiness.

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  • About this edition: प्रत्युष (daybreak, the last watch before sunrise) and सूर्योदय (sunrise) are distinct entries in the same list and are kept distinct. तत्फलमेव is taken as referring back to the evening result, which the syntax and the following सूर्योदये clause both support.

महोद्योगी जातः प्रतिपदि तिथौ पुण्यचरितो द्वितीयायां तेजःपशुबलयशोवित्तविपुलः । तृतीयायां पुण्यप्रबलभयशीलश्च पटुवाक् चतुर्थ्यामाशालुस्त्वटनचतुरो मन्त्रनिपुणः

mahodyogī jātaḥ pratipadi tithau puṇyacarito dvitīyāyāṃ tejaḥpaśubalayaśovittavipulaḥ | tṛtīyāyāṃ puṇyaprabalabhayaśīlaśca paṭuvāk caturthyāmāśālustvaṭanacaturo mantranipuṇaḥ

Born on the tithi of pratipad ⟨the 1st⟩, greatly enterprising, of meritorious conduct. On the second, abundant in splendour, cattle, strength, fame and wealth. On the third, meritorious, of great strength, of a fearful disposition, and ready of speech. On the fourth, full of craving, clever at wandering, ⟨and⟩ skilled in counsel.

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  • About this edition: E-text: चतुर्थाम् for चतुर्थ्याम्; अटनवतुरो for अटनचतुरो. पुण्यप्रबलभयशील is left as the three-member compound the text gives (merit, great strength, a fearful nature) rather than resolved one way in the line.

पञ्चम्यामखिलागमश्रुतिरतः कामी कृशाङ्गश्चलः षष्ठ्यामल्पबलो महीपतिसमः प्राज्ञोऽतिकोपान्वितः । सप्तम्यां कठिनोरुवाग् जनपतिः श्लेष्मप्रधानो बली चाष्टम्यामतिकामुकः सुतवधूलोलः कफात्मा भवेत्

pañcamyāmakhilāgamaśrutirataḥ kāmī kṛśāṅgaścalaḥ ṣaṣṭhyāmalpabalo mahīpatisamaḥ prājño'tikopānvitaḥ | saptamyāṃ kaṭhinoruvāg janapatiḥ śleṣmapradhāno balī cāṣṭamyāmatikāmukaḥ sutavadhūlolaḥ kaphātmā bhavet

On the fifth, devoted to all the āgamas and the śruti, lustful, thin-limbed, restless. On the sixth, of little strength, the equal of a king, wise, ⟨and⟩ possessed of great anger. On the seventh, of harsh and loud speech, a lord of men, predominantly phlegmatic, strong. And on the eighth he becomes exceedingly lustful, eager for son and woman, of phlegmatic constitution.

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  • About this edition: सुतवधूलोल is genuinely two-way: as a dvandva 'eager for son and for woman' (वधू = young woman/bride), as a tatpuruṣa 'eager for the son's wife'. The Hindi keeps सुत-वधू unresolved; the English had to choose and takes the dvandva, which follows naturally on अतिकामुक. E-text: पश्चम्याम् for पञ्चम्याम्.

ख्यातो दिव्यतनुः कुदारतनयः कामी नवम्यां तिथौ धर्मात्मा पटुवाक्कलत्रतनयः श्रीमान् दशम्यां धनी । देवब्राह्मणपूजको हरितिथौ दासान्वितो वित्तवान् द्वादश्यामतिपुण्यकर्मनिरतस्त्यागी धनी पण्डितः

khyāto divyatanuḥ kudāratanayaḥ kāmī navamyāṃ tithau dharmātmā paṭuvākkalatratanayaḥ śrīmān daśamyāṃ dhanī | devabrāhmaṇapūjako haritithau dāsānvito vittavān dvādaśyāmatipuṇyakarmaniratastyāgī dhanī paṇḍitaḥ

On the ninth tithi, famous, of divine body, having a bad wife and children, lustful. On the tenth, righteous of soul, ready of speech, possessed of wife and children, prosperous, wealthy. On Hari's tithi ⟨the eleventh⟩, a worshipper of the gods and of brāhmaṇas, attended by servants, possessed of wealth. On the twelfth, given to exceedingly meritorious acts, liberal, wealthy, learned.

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  • About this edition: हरितिथि = the eleventh tithi (ekādaśī), sacred to Hari; the epithet is the text's way of keeping the enumeration in metre. E-text: धर्मत्मा for धर्मात्मा; कलत्रत्नयः for कलत्रतनयः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धर्मात्मा पटुवाक्कलत्रतनयः; this sentence names कलत्रत्नयः and धर्मत्मा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

त्रयोदश्यां लुब्धप्रकृतिरतिकामी च धनवान् चतुर्दश्यां कोपी परधनवधूको गतमनाः । अमायामाशालुः पितृसुरसमाराधनपरो धनी राकाचन्द्रे यदि कुलयशस्वी च सुमनाः

trayodaśyāṃ lubdhaprakṛtiratikāmī ca dhanavān caturdaśyāṃ kopī paradhanavadhūko gatamanāḥ | amāyāmāśāluḥ pitṛsurasamārādhanaparo dhanī rākācandre yadi kulayaśasvī ca sumanāḥ

On the thirteenth, of greedy nature, exceedingly lustful, and wealthy. On the fourteenth, irascible, his mind gone out after others' wealth and others' women. On amāvāsyā ⟨the new moon⟩, full of craving, intent upon the propitiation of the ancestors and the gods, wealthy. If at the full moon, famed in his family, and of good mind.

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  • About this edition: The metre is Śikhariṇī and it settles two e-text readings: धन्वान् must be धनवान् (17 syllables, exact), and परधनवधूको गतमनाः is a syllable short and unconstruable — the required reading is the locative, 'his mind gone to others' wealth and women' (e.g. परधनवधूष्वागतमनाः, which scans exactly). राका = the full-moon night. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धनवान्; this sentence names धन्वान्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मानी पिङ्गलकेशलोचनतनुश्चादित्यवारे विभुः कामी कान्तवपुर्दयालुरनिशं शीतांशुवारोद्भवः । क्रूरः साहसवादकार्यनिरतो भूसूनुवारे सदा देवब्राह्मणपूजकः सुवचनः सौम्यस्य वारोदये

mānī piṅgalakeśalocanatanuścādityavāre vibhuḥ kāmī kāntavapurdayāluraniśaṃ śītāṃśuvārodbhavaḥ | krūraḥ sāhasavādakāryanirato bhūsūnuvāre sadā devabrāhmaṇapūjakaḥ suvacanaḥ saumyasya vārodaye

On Sunday, proud, with tawny hair, eyes and body, ⟨and⟩ a lord. Arising on the cool-rayed one's day ⟨the Moon's, Monday⟩, lustful, of lovely form, unceasingly compassionate. On the Earth-son's day ⟨Mars, Tuesday⟩, cruel, always given to rash speech and rash action. At the rising of Saumya's day ⟨Mercury, Wednesday⟩, a worshipper of the gods and of brāhmaṇas, of good speech.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य here is the graha Mercury, not the benefic class (glossary requires the distinction to be stated). शीतांशु = the Moon, भूसूनु = Mars. E-text: लोचचन for लोचन, पूजक्ः for पूजकः, सुव्रचनः for सुवचनः, सौम्य्स्य for सौम्यस्य. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पिङ्गलकेशलोचनतनुश्चादित्यवारे विभुः कामी कान्तवपुर्दयालुरनिशं शीतांशुवारोद्भवः । क्रूरः साहसवादकार्यनिरतो भूसूनुवारे सदा देवब्राह्मणपूजकः सुवचनः सौम्यस्य; this sentence names सौम्य्स्य and सुव्रचनः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यज्वा भूपतिवल्लभश्च गुणवान् ख्यातो गुरोर्वासरे धान्यक्षेत्रधनाश्रितः सितदिने सर्वप्रियः कामधीः । मन्दप्रायमतिः परान्नधनभुग् वादप्रवादान्वितो द्वेषी बन्धुजनावरोधकुशलो मन्दस्य वारोद्भवः

yajvā bhūpativallabhaśca guṇavān khyāto gurorvāsare dhānyakṣetradhanāśritaḥ sitadine sarvapriyaḥ kāmadhīḥ | mandaprāyamatiḥ parānnadhanabhug vādapravādānvito dveṣī bandhujanāvarodhakuśalo mandasya vārodbhavaḥ

A performer of sacrifices, dear to the king, and virtuous, ⟨and⟩ renowned, on Jupiter's day ⟨Thursday⟩. Possessed of grain, fields and wealth on the day of Sita ⟨Venus, Friday⟩, dear to all, of amorous mind. One arising on Manda's day ⟨Saturn, Saturday⟩ is of well-nigh dull intellect, one who eats others' food and consumes others' wealth, beset with dispute and counter-dispute, spiteful, ⟨and⟩ skilled at obstructing his own kinsfolk.

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  • About this edition: सित = Venus, मन्द = Saturn (glossary rows). E-text: स्यातो for ख्यातो; वल्ल्भ for वल्लभ. बन्धुजनावरोधकुशल is rendered at its weight — 'skilled at shutting his kinsmen out/confining them' — not softened to mere unhelpfulness. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भूपतिवल्लभश्च गुणवान् ख्यातो गुरोर्वासरे; this sentence names स्यातो and वल्ल्भ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तुरङ्गदस्त्राश्वियुगश्विनीहया यमः कृतान्तो भरणी च याम्यभम् । हुताशनोऽग्निर्बहुला च कृत्तिका विधिर्विरिञ्चः शकटं च रोहिणी

turaṅgadastrāśviyugaśvinīhayā yamaḥ kṛtānto bharaṇī ca yāmyabham | hutāśano'gnirbahulā ca kṛttikā vidhirviriñcaḥ śakaṭaṃ ca rohiṇī

Turaṅga, dasra, aśviyuga, aśvinī, hayā ⟨are the names of Aśvinī⟩; yama, kṛtānta, bharaṇī and the asterism of Yama ⟨of Bharaṇī⟩; hutāśana, agni, bahulā and kṛttikā ⟨of Kṛttikā⟩; vidhi, viriñca, śakaṭa and rohiṇī ⟨of Rohiṇī⟩.

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  • About this edition: Verses 40–44 are a nakṣatra-nāmāvalī: the synonyms (mostly the presiding deity, plus the figure) by which each asterism may be named in a verse. The names are kept in IAST/Devanāgarī untranslated, since they are the text's technical vocabulary; the asterism each group belongs to is supplied in ⟨⟩. E-text: हुताशनओऽग्निर् for हुताशनोऽग्निर्; भरनी for भरणी. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भरणी च याम्यभम् । हुताशनोऽग्निर्बहुला; this sentence names हुताशनओऽग्निर् and भरनी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सौम्यश्चान्द्राग्रहायण्युडुपमृगशिरस्तारका रौद्रमार्द्रा चादित्यं तत्पुनर्वस्विति सुरजननी तिष्यपुष्यामरेज्याः । आश्लेषाहिर्भुजङ्गः पितृजनकमघाः फल्गुनी भाग्यभं स्यादर्यम्णश्चोत्तराख्यं भगमिति कथितं भानुहस्तारुणार्काः

saumyaścāndrāgrahāyaṇyuḍupamṛgaśirastārakā raudramārdrā cādityaṃ tatpunarvasviti surajananī tiṣyapuṣyāmarejyāḥ | āśleṣāhirbhujaṅgaḥ pitṛjanakamaghāḥ phalgunī bhāgyabhaṃ syādaryamṇaścottarākhyaṃ bhagamiti kathitaṃ bhānuhastāruṇārkāḥ

Saumya, cāndra, āgrahāyaṇī, uḍupa, mṛgaśiras, tārakā ⟨of Mṛgaśiras⟩; raudra and ārdrā ⟨of Ārdrā⟩; and āditya — that ⟨asterism⟩ is punarvasu — and sura-jananī, the mother of the gods ⟨Aditi, of Punarvasu⟩; tiṣya, puṣya, amara-ijya ⟨the gods' preceptor, of Puṣya⟩; āśleṣā, ahi, bhujaṅga ⟨of Āśleṣā⟩; pitṛ, janaka, maghā ⟨of Maghā⟩; phalgunī, the asterism of Bhāgya, that is, of Bhaga ⟨of Pūrvaphālgunī⟩ — so it is declared; and that named Uttarā is Aryaman's; ⟨and⟩ bhānu, hasta, aruṇa, arka ⟨of Hasta⟩.

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  • About this edition: The e-text of pāda d is broken: स्यर्दयम्णश्चोत्तराख्यं is read as स्याद् अर्यम्णश्चोत्तराख्यं ('and that named Uttarā is Aryaman's'), Aryaman being the deity of Uttaraphālgunī — the only reading the surrounding deity-list allows. E-text also: कथिनं for कथितं; तत्पुर्नवस्विति for तत्पुनर्वस्विति. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौम्यश्चान्द्राग्रहायण्युडुपमृगशिरस्तारका रौद्रमार्द्रा चादित्यं तत्पुनर्वस्विति सुरजननी तिष्यपुष्यामरेज्याः । आश्लेषाहिर्भुजङ्गः पितृजनकमघाः फल्गुनी भाग्यभं स्यादर्यम्णश्चोत्तराख्यं भगमिति कथितं; this sentence names तत्पुर्नवस्विति and कथिनं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

त्वष्टा च चित्रासुरवर्द्धकी तु स्वाती मरुद्वातसमीरणाख्याः । वायुः समीरः परतो विशाखा द्विदैवतेन्द्राग्निकशूर्पभानि

tvaṣṭā ca citrāsuravarddhakī tu svātī marudvātasamīraṇākhyāḥ | vāyuḥ samīraḥ parato viśākhā dvidaivatendrāgnikaśūrpabhāni

Tvaṣṭā, citrā, and sura-vardhakī, the gods' carpenter ⟨of Citrā⟩; svāti, and those named marut, vāta, samīraṇa, ⟨also⟩ vāyu and samīra ⟨of Svāti⟩. Beyond that, viśākhā: the asterisms ⟨named⟩ dvidaivata ⟨two-deitied⟩, indrāgni, śūrpa.

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  • About this edition: Six wind-words are given for Svāti because its deity is Vāyu; Viśākhā is दिव्दैवत ('of two deities') because it belongs jointly to Indra and Agni, whence इन्द्राग्नि.

अनूराधा मैत्रं त्वथ कुलिशताराः शतमखः सुरस्वामी ज्येष्ठा परमसुरमूलक्रतुभुजः । पयःपूर्वाषाढा सलिलजलतोयानि च समुत्तराषाढा विश्वं परमभिजिदाहुर्मुनिगणाः

anūrādhā maitraṃ tvatha kuliśatārāḥ śatamakhaḥ surasvāmī jyeṣṭhā paramasuramūlakratubhujaḥ | payaḥpūrvāṣāḍhā salilajalatoyāni ca samuttarāṣāḍhā viśvaṃ paramabhijidāhurmunigaṇāḥ

Anurādhā, maitra ⟨of Anurādhā⟩; then kuliśa-tārā ⟨the thunderbolt-star⟩, śatamakha, sura-svāmī ⟨lord of the gods⟩, jyeṣṭhā ⟨of Jyeṣṭhā⟩; beyond that, asura, mūla, kratubhuj ⟨devourer of the sacrifice, of Mūla⟩; payas, pūrvāṣāḍhā, salila, jala, toya ⟨of Pūrvāṣāḍhā⟩; and uttarāṣāḍhā, viśva ⟨of Uttarāṣāḍhā⟩; and beyond that, the hosts of sages call ⟨it⟩ abhijit.

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  • About this edition: The synonyms track the deities: Mitra (Anurādhā), Indra as Śatamakha and lord of the gods (Jyeṣṭhā), the rākṣasa Nirṛti (Mūla), the Waters (Pūrvāṣāḍhā, whence five water-words), the Viśvedevas (Uttarāṣāḍhā). E-text: शतमस्वः for शतमखः; जेष्ठा for ज्येष्ठा. The epithet क्रतुभुज् for Mūla's deity is uncertain in this e-text and is left in IAST. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शतमखः सुरस्वामी ज्येष्ठा परमसुरमूलक्रतुभुजः । पयःपूर्वाषाढा सलिलजलतोयानि च समुत्तराषाढा; this sentence names शतमस्वः and जेष्ठा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

श्रोणाविष्णुहरिश्रुतिश्रवणभान्याहुः श्रविष्ठा वसु प्राचेताः शततारका वरुणभं चाजैकपादोऽजपात् । पूर्वप्रोष्ठपदर्क्षकं परमहिर्बुध्न्योत्तरा प्रोष्ठपात् पूषारेवतिपौष्णभानि मुनिभिः संकीर्तितानि क्रमात्

śroṇāviṣṇuhariśrutiśravaṇabhānyāhuḥ śraviṣṭhā vasu prācetāḥ śatatārakā varuṇabhaṃ cājaikapādo'japāt | pūrvaproṣṭhapadarkṣakaṃ paramahirbudhnyottarā proṣṭhapāt pūṣārevatipauṣṇabhāni munibhiḥ saṃkīrtitāni kramāt

Śroṇā, viṣṇu, hari, śruti, śravaṇa — these they call the asterism's ⟨names, of Śravaṇa⟩; śraviṣṭhā, vasu ⟨of Dhaniṣṭhā⟩; prācetas, śatatārakā, the asterism of Varuṇa ⟨of Śatabhiṣaj⟩; and ajaikapād, ajapād, the asterism pūrva-proṣṭhapada ⟨of Pūrvabhādrapadā⟩; beyond that, ahirbudhnya and uttarā proṣṭhapad ⟨of Uttarabhādrapadā⟩; pūṣā, revatī, pauṣṇa ⟨of Revatī⟩ — these have been declared together by the sages, in order.

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  • About this edition: प्राचेतस् = Varuṇa, deity of Śatabhiṣaj. E-text: सक्कीर्तितानि for संकीर्तितानि; परमहिर्बुघ्न्य for परम् अहिर्बुध्न्य. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads श्रोणाविष्णुहरिश्रुतिश्रवणभान्याहुः श्रविष्ठा वसु प्राचेताः शततारका वरुणभं चाजैकपादोऽजपात् । पूर्वप्रोष्ठपदर्क्षकं परमहिर्बुध्न्योत्तरा प्रोष्ठपात् पूषारेवतिपौष्णभानि मुनिभिः संकीर्तितानि; this sentence names परमहिर्बुघ्न्य and सक्कीर्तितानि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मूलावासवयोर्मघाभुजगयोः पौष्णाश्वयोः सन्धिजं गण्डान्तं प्रहरप्रमाणमधिकानिष्टप्रदं प्राणिनम् । ज्येष्ठादानवतारसन्धिघटिका चाभुक्तसंज्ञा भवेत् तन्नाडीप्रभवाङ्गनासुतपशुप्रेष्याः कुलध्वंसकाः

mūlāvāsavayormaghābhujagayoḥ pauṣṇāśvayoḥ sandhijaṃ gaṇḍāntaṃ praharapramāṇamadhikāniṣṭapradaṃ prāṇinam | jyeṣṭhādānavatārasandhighaṭikā cābhuktasaṃjñā bhavet tannāḍīprabhavāṅganāsutapaśupreṣyāḥ kuladhvaṃsakāḥ

The gaṇḍānta arising from the junction of Mūla and Vāsava's ⟨Jyeṣṭhā⟩, of Maghā and the serpent's ⟨Āśleṣā⟩, and of Pauṣṇa ⟨Revatī⟩ and Aśvinī, is of the measure of a prahara, and gives exceeding misfortune to the creature ⟨born in it⟩. And the ghaṭikā at the junction of Jyeṣṭhā and the demons' star ⟨Mūla⟩ bears the name abhukta. Those born in that nāḍī — woman, son, beast ⟨or⟩ servant ⟨alike⟩ — are destroyers of the family.

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  • About this edition: The three junctions named are the standard gaṇḍānta pairs (Revatī–Aśvinī, Āśleṣā–Maghā, Jyeṣṭhā–Mūla), each named here by deity: वासव = Indra = Jyeṣṭhā, भुजग = the serpent = Āśleṣā, पौष्ण = Pūṣan = Revatī, दानवतारा = the demons' star = Mūla. प्रहरप्रमाणम् (a watch, three hours) is what the text says and is left standing, though the ghaṭikā-measure of the next line is the narrower rule. E-text: नाही for नाडी; कुलघ्वंसकाः for कुलध्वंसकाः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तन्नाडीप्रभवाङ्गनासुतपशुप्रेष्याः कुलध्वंसकाः; this sentence names कुलघ्वंसकाः and नाही, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विभक्ता दशभिर्ज्येष्ठानक्षत्राखिलनाडिकाः । आद्यंशे जननीमाता द्वितीये जननीपिता

vibhaktā daśabhirjyeṣṭhānakṣatrākhilanāḍikāḥ | ādyaṃśe jananīmātā dvitīye jananīpitā

All the nāḍikās of the Jyeṣṭhā nakṣatra are divided by ten. In the first portion, the mother's mother ⟨perishes⟩; in the second, the mother's father.

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  • About this edition: Verses 46–48 give a ten-fold division of Jyeṣṭhā, one relative killed per tenth part. जननीमाता = the mother's mother, जननीपिता = the mother's father; the text names them by relation, not by the single words मातामही / मातामह, and the rendering keeps that.

तृतीये जननीभ्राता यदि माता चतुर्थके । पञ्चमे जाततनयः षष्ठे गोत्रविनाशकः

tṛtīye jananībhrātā yadi mātā caturthake | pañcame jātatanayaḥ ṣaṣṭhe gotravināśakaḥ

In the third, the mother's brother; if in the fourth, the mother. In the fifth, the son born ⟨to him⟩; in the sixth he is the destroyer of the gotra.

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  • About this edition: गोत्रविनाशक is rendered at full weight — the destroyer of the lineage-line, not merely one who harms it.

सप्तमे चोभयकुलं त्वष्टमे वंशनाशनम् । नवमे श्वशुरं हन्ति सर्वं हन्ति दशांशके

saptame cobhayakulaṃ tvaṣṭame vaṃśanāśanam | navame śvaśuraṃ hanti sarvaṃ hanti daśāṃśake

In the seventh, both families; in the eighth, the destruction of the lineage. In the ninth he kills the father-in-law; in the tenth part he kills all.

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  • About this edition: E-text: स्वशुरं for श्वशुरं; सर्व for सर्वं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads श्वशुरं हन्ति सर्वं; this sentence names स्वशुरं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भौमवासरयोगेन ज्येष्ठाजा ज्येष्ठसोदरम् । भानुवासरयोगेन मूलजा श्वशुरं हरेत्

bhaumavāsarayogena jyeṣṭhājā jyeṣṭhasodaram | bhānuvāsarayogena mūlajā śvaśuraṃ haret

By conjunction with Tuesday, one born in Jyeṣṭhā carries off the elder brother; by conjunction with Sunday, one born in Mūla carries off the father-in-law.

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  • About this edition: ज्येष्ठाजा and मूलजा are given in the e-text with the feminine ending -जा, which would restrict the rule to a girl born in those asterisms; the masculine -जः is equally possible metrically. The English renders neutrally ('one born in'); the Hindi keeps both by giving जन्मा (जन्मी).

ज्येष्ठाद्यपादेऽग्रजमाशु हन्याद् द्वितीयपादे यदि तत्कनिष्ठम् । तृतीयपादे पितरं निहन्ति स्वयं चतुर्थे मृतिमेति जातः

jyeṣṭhādyapāde'grajamāśu hanyād dvitīyapāde yadi tatkaniṣṭham | tṛtīyapāde pitaraṃ nihanti svayaṃ caturthe mṛtimeti jātaḥ

⟨Born⟩ in the first pāda of Jyeṣṭhā he swiftly kills the elder brother; if in the second pāda, the one younger than him. In the third pāda he kills the father; in the fourth, the native himself meets death.

मूलाद्यपादे पितरं निहन्याद् द्वितीयके मातरमाशु हन्ति । तृतीयजो वित्तविनाशकः स्याच्चतुर्थपादे समुपैति सौख्यम्

mūlādyapāde pitaraṃ nihanyād dvitīyake mātaramāśu hanti | tṛtīyajo vittavināśakaḥ syāccaturthapāde samupaiti saukhyam

In the first pāda of Mūla he kills the father; in the second he swiftly kills the mother. One born in the third is a destroyer of wealth; in the fourth pāda he attains happiness.

मूलर्क्षनिखिला नाड्यस्तिथिसङ्ख्याविभाजिताः । आद्ये पिता पितृभ्राता तृतीये भगिनीपतिः

mūlarkṣanikhilā nāḍyastithisaṅkhyāvibhājitāḥ | ādye pitā pitṛbhrātā tṛtīye bhaginīpatiḥ

All the nāḍīs of the Mūla asterism are divided by the number of the tithis ⟨fifteen⟩. In the first, the father; ⟨in the second⟩, the father's brother; in the third, the sister's husband.

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  • About this edition: तिथिसंख्या = 15, confirmed internally: the division runs from आद्य here to अन्ते (the fifteenth) at verse 55. The verse names the first and third parts and leaves the second unstated in the metre; ⟨in the second⟩ is supplied, and the count then matches the fifteen parts exactly.

पितामहश्चतुर्थे तु माता नश्यति पञ्चमे । षष्ठे तु मातृभगिनी सप्तमे मातुलस्तथा

pitāmahaścaturthe tu mātā naśyati pañcame | ṣaṣṭhe tu mātṛbhaginī saptame mātulastathā

In the fourth, the paternal grandfather; and in the fifth the mother perishes. In the sixth, the mother's sister; and in the seventh, the maternal uncle.

अष्टमांशे पितृव्यस्त्री निखिलं तु नवांशके । दशमे पशुसंघातो भृत्यस्त्वेकादशांशके

aṣṭamāṃśe pitṛvyastrī nikhilaṃ tu navāṃśake | daśame paśusaṃghāto bhṛtyastvekādaśāṃśake

In the eighth part, the wife of the father's brother; but in the ninth part, all ⟨of them⟩. In the tenth, the herd of cattle; and in the eleventh part, a servant.

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  • About this edition: E-text: पिऋव्य for पितृव्य; अष्ठमांशे for अष्टमांशे. पशुसंधतो is not a word and is a syllable-for-syllable fit for पशुसंहतिः ('the herd of cattle'), which is how the anuṣṭubh pāda scans; rendered so, with the corruption recorded here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अष्टमांशे पितृव्यस्त्री निखिलं तु नवांशके । दशमे पशुसंघातो; this sentence names अष्ठमांशे and पशुसंधतो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

द्वादशे तु स्वयं जातस्तज्ज्येष्ठस्तु त्रयोदशे । चतुर्दशे तद्भगिनी त्वन्ते मातामहस्तथा

dvādaśe tu svayaṃ jātastajjyeṣṭhastu trayodaśe | caturdaśe tadbhaginī tvante mātāmahastathā

In the twelfth, the native himself; but in the thirteenth, his elder ⟨brother⟩. In the fourteenth, his sister; and at the last ⟨the fifteenth⟩, likewise the maternal grandfather.

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  • About this edition: E-text: तज्ज्येष्ट for तज्ज्येष्ठ. अन्ते is the fifteenth and last part of the division opened at verse 52. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जातस्तज्ज्येष्ठस्तु; this sentence names तज्ज्येष्ट, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आश्लेषाद्ये न गण्डं स्याद्धनगण्डं द्वितीयके । तृतीये मातृगण्डम् तु पितृगण्डं चतुर्थके

āśleṣādye na gaṇḍaṃ syāddhanagaṇḍaṃ dvitīyake | tṛtīye mātṛgaṇḍam tu pitṛgaṇḍaṃ caturthake

In the first ⟨pāda⟩ of Āśleṣā there is no gaṇḍa; in the second, gaṇḍa to wealth. In the third, gaṇḍa to the mother; and in the fourth, gaṇḍa to the father.

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  • About this edition: गण्ड is left in Devanāgarī in the Hindi and transliterated in the English: it is the technical name of the affliction, and 'knot' or 'blemish' would lose the tie to गण्डान्त in verse 45.

मूलामघाश्विचरणे प्रथमे पितुश्च पौष्णेन्द्रयोश्च फणिनस्तु चतुर्थपादे । मातुः पितुः स्ववपुषोऽपि करोति नाशं जातो यथा निशि दिनेऽप्यथ सन्ध्ययोश्च

mūlāmaghāśvicaraṇe prathame pituśca pauṣṇendrayośca phaṇinastu caturthapāde | mātuḥ pituḥ svavapuṣo'pi karoti nāśaṃ jāto yathā niśi dine'pyatha sandhyayośca

⟨Born⟩ in the first pāda of Mūla, Maghā and Aśvinī, and in the fourth pāda of Pauṣṇa ⟨Revatī⟩, Indra's ⟨Jyeṣṭhā⟩ and the serpent's ⟨Āśleṣā⟩, he works the destruction of the mother, of the father, and even of his own body — according as he is born at night, or by day, or again at the two twilights.

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  • About this edition: The e-text reads मूलामधाश्रीचरणे. श्री is unconstruable and is read as श्वि (अश्वि, Aśvinī): the emendation is metrically neutral (both are light in that Vasantatilakā position) and is required by the structure — the first-pāda gaṇḍāntas are exactly Aśvinī, Maghā, Mūla, mirroring the fourth-pāda set Revatī, Jyeṣṭhā, Āśleṣā named in the next line. मधा is मघा. The correspondence is in order (यथा): night→mother, day→father, twilight→self, as verse 58 then states outright. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मूलामघाश्विचरणे; this sentence names मूलामधाश्रीचरणे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दिवा जातस्तु पितरं रात्रिजो जननीं तथा । आत्मानं संध्ययोर्हन्ति नास्ति गण्डे विपर्ययः

divā jātastu pitaraṃ rātrijo jananīṃ tathā | ātmānaṃ saṃdhyayorhanti nāsti gaṇḍe viparyayaḥ

One born by day ⟨kills⟩ the father; one born at night, likewise the mother. At the two twilights he kills himself. In gaṇḍa there is no reversal.

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  • About this edition: E-text has the nominative जननी where the accusative जननीं is required by हन्ति. नास्ति गण्डे विपर्ययः: the rule admits no inversion — the verse forecloses the reading that the correspondence of verse 57 might be taken in reverse order.

ऋक्षस्यान्ते भवेद्रात्रावादौ यदि दिने तथा । संध्यासु ऋक्षसन्धौ तु तदेतद् गण्डलक्षणम्

ṛkṣasyānte bhavedrātrāvādau yadi dine tathā | saṃdhyāsu ṛkṣasandhau tu tadetad gaṇḍalakṣaṇam

If it falls at the end of an asterism at night, and likewise at ⟨its⟩ beginning by day, and at the twilights at the junction of asterisms — just this is the mark of gaṇḍa.

पूर्वाषाढे धनुर्लग्ने जातः पितृविनाशकः । पुष्ये कर्कटके लग्नेपितृमृत्युकरो भवेत्

pūrvāṣāḍhe dhanurlagne jātaḥ pitṛvināśakaḥ | puṣye karkaṭake lagnepitṛmṛtyukaro bhavet

One born in Pūrvāṣāḍhā with Dhanus as the lagna is the destroyer of the father; ⟨born⟩ in Puṣya with Karkaṭa as the lagna he becomes one who causes the father's death.

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  • About this edition: मृत्युकर is rendered 'causing death' per the glossary — no softening. लग्न is kept as the ascendant (lagna). E-text: पूर्वाषाडे for पूर्वाषाढे; लग्नेपितृ unspaced. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पूर्वाषाढे; this sentence names पूर्वाषाडे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पूर्वाषाढे तु पुष्ये च पितरं मातरं सुतम् । मातुलं च शिशुर्हन्यात्प्रथमांशकतः क्रमात्

pūrvāṣāḍhe tu puṣye ca pitaraṃ mātaraṃ sutam | mātulaṃ ca śiśurhanyātprathamāṃśakataḥ kramāt

In Pūrvāṣāḍhā and in Puṣya the infant destroys — reckoned in order from the first aṃśa ⟨quarter⟩ — the father, the mother, ⟨his own⟩ son, and the maternal uncle.

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  • About this edition: Four objects for four pādas of the nakṣatra; सुतम् is taken as the native's own son, third in the series.

उत्तराफाल्गुनीताराप्रथमे चरणे यदि । तिष्यनक्षत्रमध्यस्थपादयोरुभयोर्यदि

uttarāphālgunītārāprathame caraṇe yadi | tiṣyanakṣatramadhyasthapādayorubhayoryadi

If ⟨the birth falls⟩ in the first quarter of the star Uttarāphālgunī; if in both the middle quarters of the Tiṣya ⟨Puṣya⟩ nakṣatra —

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  • About this edition: The sentence is completed by verse 63; 'the middle quarters' are the 2nd and 3rd pādas.

पादे तृतीये चित्रायाः पूर्वार्द्धे यमभस्य च । तृतीयांशेऽर्कतारायाश्चतुर्थांशेऽन्त्यभस्य च । जातस्तु पितरं हन्ति जाता चेन्मातरन्तथा

pāde tṛtīye citrāyāḥ pūrvārddhe yamabhasya ca | tṛtīyāṃśe'rkatārāyāścaturthāṃśe'ntyabhasya ca | jātastu pitaraṃ hanti jātā cenmātarantathā

— in the third quarter of Citrā, and in the first half of Yama's star ⟨Bharaṇī⟩, in the third part of the Sun's star ⟨Hastā⟩ and in the fourth part of the last nakṣatra ⟨Revatī⟩: a boy so born kills the father, and if a girl is born, the mother likewise.

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  • About this edition: Nakṣatras named by their deities: यमभ = Bharaṇī (Yama), अर्कतारा = Hastā (Savitṛ/the Sun), अन्त्यभ = Revatī, the last.

षोडशाब्दास्तुरङ्गाद्ये मघाद्ये चाष्टवत्सराः । एकाब्दः शक्रतारायां चत्वारस्त्वाष्ट्रमूलयोः । सार्पे वर्षद्वयं चैव रेवत्यामेकवत्सरः

ṣoḍaśābdāsturaṅgādye maghādye cāṣṭavatsarāḥ | ekābdaḥ śakratārāyāṃ catvārastvāṣṭramūlayoḥ | sārpe varṣadvayaṃ caiva revatyāmekavatsaraḥ

At the beginning of the Horse's star ⟨Aśvinī⟩, sixteen years; and at the beginning of Maghā, eight years. One year in Indra's star ⟨Jyeṣṭhā⟩; four in Tvaṣṭṛ's ⟨Citrā⟩ and in Mūla; in the Serpent's ⟨Āśleṣā⟩ two years; and in Revatī, one year.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's वर्धद्वयं is read as वर्षद्वयम्, 'two years', with the rest of the enumeration. शक्रतारा = Jyeṣṭhā (Indra), त्वाष्ट्र = Citrā (Tvaṣṭṛ), सार्प = Āśleṣā (the Serpents). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चत्वारस्त्वाष्ट्रमूलयोः । सार्पे वर्षद्वयं; this sentence names वर्धद्वयं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: ⚠ CITATION NOTE. The Chowkhambā 1953 printing (Chaudhary–Pāṇḍeya) numbers the first half-line of this verse ॥ ६४ ॥ on its own and renumbers the rest of the adhyāya accordingly, so a citation 'Jātaka Pārijāta IX.64' taken from that printing names only this verse's first half, and its 65 onward are our 65 onward minus one.

द्वौ मासौ चोत्तरादोषः पुष्यर्क्षे तु त्रिमासकम् । नवमे मासि पितरं पूर्वाषाढोद्भवो हरेत्

dvau māsau cottarādoṣaḥ puṣyarkṣe tu trimāsakam | navame māsi pitaraṃ pūrvāṣāḍhodbhavo haret

Two months ⟨is⟩ the blemish of Uttarā; in the Puṣya nakṣatra, three months; ⟨a child⟩ born in Pūrvāṣāḍhā carries off the father in the ninth month.

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  • About this edition: पूर्वाषाढोद्भवं is accusative in the e-text but must be the subject of हरेत्; taken as पूर्वाषाढोद्भवः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पूर्वाषाढोद्भवो; this sentence names पूर्वाषाढोद्भवं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

हस्तर्क्षे यदि जातस्तु पितरं द्वादशाब्दके । अभुक्तमूलजः पुत्रः पितरं हन्ति तत्क्षणात्

hastarkṣe yadi jātastu pitaraṃ dvādaśābdake | abhuktamūlajaḥ putraḥ pitaraṃ hanti tatkṣaṇāt

If born in the Hasta nakṣatra, ⟨he destroys⟩ the father in the twelfth year. A son born in abhukta-mūla kills the father that very instant.

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  • About this edition: अभुक्तमूल: the junction where the end of Jyeṣṭhā meets the beginning of Mūla. Kept as a technical term.

अभुक्तमूलजनितो यदि जीवति मानवः । निजवंशकरः श्रीमान् बहुसेनाधिपोऽथवा

abhuktamūlajanito yadi jīvati mānavaḥ | nijavaṃśakaraḥ śrīmān bahusenādhipo'thavā

If a man born in abhukta-mūla lives, ⟨he becomes⟩ the founder of his own line, prosperous — or else the commander of a great army.

कृष्णपक्षे चतुर्दश्यां षडंशे प्रथमे शुभम् । द्वितीये पितरं हन्ति तृतीये मातरं तथा

kṛṣṇapakṣe caturdaśyāṃ ṣaḍaṃśe prathame śubham | dvitīye pitaraṃ hanti tṛtīye mātaraṃ tathā

On the fourteenth ⟨tithi⟩ of the dark fortnight: in the first of the six divisions it is auspicious; in the second he kills the father; in the third, the mother likewise.

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  • About this edition: षडंश: the tithi divided into six parts; the series runs on through verse 70.

चतुर्थे मातुलं हन्ति पञ्चमे भ्रातृनाशनम् । षष्ठे यदि शिशुं हन्ति गण्डदोष इतीरितः

caturthe mātulaṃ hanti pañcame bhrātṛnāśanam | ṣaṣṭhe yadi śiśuṃ hanti gaṇḍadoṣa itīritaḥ

In the fourth he kills the maternal uncle; in the fifth is the destruction of a brother; if in the sixth, it kills the infant ⟨itself⟩ — this is declared the gaṇḍa-doṣa.

अमायां तु प्रजातानां गजानां वाजिनां तथा । गवां च महिषादीनां मनुष्याणां विशेषतः

amāyāṃ tu prajātānāṃ gajānāṃ vājināṃ tathā | gavāṃ ca mahiṣādīnāṃ manuṣyāṇāṃ viśeṣataḥ

But of those brought forth on the new moon ⟨amāvāsyā⟩ — elephants, horses, and cows and buffaloes and the rest, and human beings especially —

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  • About this edition: The sentence is completed by verse 72.

सिनीवालीप्रजातानां त्याग एव हि सर्वदा । विशेषाच्च कुहूत्थानां शान्तिं कुर्याद्विधानतः । नारीं विनाऽवशेषाणां परित्यागो विधीयते

sinīvālīprajātānāṃ tyāga eva hi sarvadā | viśeṣācca kuhūtthānāṃ śāntiṃ kuryādvidhānataḥ | nārīṃ vinā'vaśeṣāṇāṃ parityāgo vidhīyate

— for those born on Sinīvālī there is always abandonment alone; and for those arisen on Kuhū one should especially perform the pacifying rite according to the ordinance. Except for a female, the abandonment of the rest is enjoined.

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  • About this edition: Sinīvālī and Kuhū are the two amāvāsyās: the new moon still carrying a trace of the fourteenth, and the wholly dark one. त्याग/परित्याग is 'giving up, making over' — the verse enjoins it and is left at that weight.

पितृजन्मर्क्षकर्मर्क्षजातः पितृविनाशकः

pitṛjanmarkṣakarmarkṣajātaḥ pitṛvināśakaḥ

One born in the father's janma-nakṣatra or in ⟨his⟩ karma-nakṣatra is a destroyer of the father.

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  • About this edition: The karma-nakṣatra is the tenth from the janma-nakṣatra, as verse 79 defines it.

जन्मर्क्षांशकतल्लग्नजातः सद्यो मृतिप्रदः । मुसले मुद्गरे योगे जातः शोभननाशकृत्

janmarkṣāṃśakatallagnajātaḥ sadyo mṛtipradaḥ | musale mudgare yoge jātaḥ śobhananāśakṛt

One born in the aṃśa ⟨navāṃśa⟩ of ⟨the father's⟩ janma-nakṣatra and in that lagna gives death at once. One born under the Musala or the Mudgara yoga is a destroyer of what is auspicious.

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  • About this edition: PARTIAL. The second member of the compound in pāda a (शकतक्कग्न / śakatakkagna) is corrupt and has not been restored; only 'born in the janma-nakṣatra' is legible in it. The second hemistich is sound. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads जन्मर्क्षांशकतल्लग्नजातः; this sentence names śakatakkagna and शकतक्कग्न, 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: This note is superseded: the compound is restored and the verse is no longer partial. The mūla now reads जन्मर्क्षांशकतल्लग्नजातः. Sastri 1932 vol. I p.636, read by eye at about 6.0x native, sets जन्मर्क्षांशकतल्लग्नजातः सद्यो मृतिप्रदः. Machine reads of the Ojha Saurabha vol. II p.59, Josi Somesvar 1911 p.318 and the Prajñāvardhinī 2018 index p.452 give अंशक too. A machine read of Ojha's own Hindi commentary on p.59 gives the lemma जन्मर्क्षांशक, and machine reads of the Vasiṣṭha parallel that Sastri and Ojha both print give जन्मर्क्षांशे च तल्लग्ने. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā (Chowkhamba 1953) p.327 was opened by eye at about 6.0x; its heavily inked line shows ांश and not the अष्टक its machine read gives, but that reading is weak and the ruling does not rest on it. The rendering now gives the navāṃśa sense in place of the bracket.]

विष्ट्यां दरिद्रमाचष्टे गुलिकेऽङ्गविहीनवान् । रिक्तायां षण्ढतां याति पङ्गुः स्याद्यमकण्टके

viṣṭyāṃ daridramācaṣṭe gulike'ṅgavihīnavān | riktāyāṃ ṣaṇḍhatāṃ yāti paṅguḥ syādyamakaṇṭake

Birth in Viṣṭi ⟨Bhadrā⟩ declares him poor; in Gulika ⟨Māndi⟩ he is deficient in limb; on a Riktā ⟨tithi⟩ he comes to impotence; in Yamakaṇṭaka he becomes lame.

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  • About this edition: PARTIAL. The second hemistich (रिक्ताय पिण्ढतां यानि पहुः स्याद्यमकण्टके) is corrupt: neither predicate can be established. पहुः may stand for पङ्गुः, 'lame', but that is a conjecture and has not been put into the rendering. The first hemistich is sound. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads षण्ढतां and याति; this sentence names पिण्ढतां and यानि, 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: This note is superseded: the second hemistich is restored from the plates and is no longer corrupt. The mūla now reads रिक्तायां षण्ढतां याति पङ्गुः स्याद्यमकण्टके. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā (Chowkhamba 1953) PDF p.327, read by eye at about 2.9x to 8.7x native, sets रिक्तायां षण्ढतां याति पङ्गुः. Sastri 1932 vol. I PDF p.637 (printed folio 624), read by eye at about 13.1x, sets रिक्तायां पण्डतां; पण्ड, षण्ड and षण्ढ are one word, a eunuch. पहुः was indeed पङ्गुः, 'lame', and that is no longer a conjecture: both predicates are now in the rendering. The first hemistich also moved by one letter: the Kāśī page, at about 7.1x, sets विष्ट्यां with the ya-phala, and the mūla now reads it.]

ग्रहपीडितनक्षत्रे जातो रोगनिपीडितः । ग्रहमुक्ते काङ्क्षितर्क्षे दत्तपुत्रो भवेत्सुतः

grahapīḍitanakṣatre jāto roganipīḍitaḥ | grahamukte kāṅkṣitarkṣe dattaputro bhavetsutaḥ

One born in a nakṣatra afflicted by a graha is tormented by disease; ⟨born⟩ in a nakṣatra free of grahas and longed-for, the son becomes a datta-putra ⟨a son given over⟩.

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  • About this edition: दत्तपुत्र is left in the Hindi undecided: it holds both 'a son given away in adoption' and 'a son granted ⟨by the gods⟩'. The English must choose and takes the first, which the chapter's gaṇḍa remedies support.

व्यतीपातेऽङ्गहीनः स्यात् परिघे मृत्युमाप्नुयात् । वैधृतौ पितरं हन्ति विष्कम्भे चार्थहानिकृत् । शूले तु शूलरोगी स्याद् गण्डे गण्डमवाप्नुयात्

vyatīpāte'ṅgahīnaḥ syāt parighe mṛtyumāpnuyāt | vaidhṛtau pitaraṃ hanti viṣkambhe cārthahānikṛt | śūle tu śūlarogī syād gaṇḍe gaṇḍamavāpnuyāt

In Vyatīpāta he is deficient in limb; in Parigha he meets death; in Vaidhṛti he kills the father; and in Viṣkambha he causes loss of wealth; in Śūla he becomes a sufferer from colic ⟨śūla⟩; in Gaṇḍa he gets a swelling ⟨gaṇḍa⟩.

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  • About this edition: These are nitya-yogas: Viṣkambha 1, Śūla 9, Gaṇḍa 10, Vyatīpāta 17, Parigha 19, Vaidhṛti 27. The e-text spells परिधे for परिघे and धैधृतौ for वैधृतौ. The verse puns twice — the Śūla yoga gives the śūla disease, the Gaṇḍa yoga a gaṇḍa. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads परिघे मृत्युमाप्नुयात् । वैधृतौ; this sentence names धैधृतौ and परिधे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सदन्तजातः कुलनाशकारी द्वितीयमासादिचतुष्टयान्ते । दन्तोद्भवो मृत्युकरः पितुः स्यात् षष्ठे शिशोस्तत्परतः शुभं स्यात्

sadantajātaḥ kulanāśakārī dvitīyamāsādicatuṣṭayānte | dantodbhavo mṛtyukaraḥ pituḥ syāt ṣaṣṭhe śiśostatparataḥ śubhaṃ syāt

One born with teeth ⟨already⟩ is a destroyer of the family. The coming of teeth at the end of the group of four ⟨months⟩ beginning with the second causes the death of the father; in the sixth, ⟨the death⟩ of the infant; after that it is auspicious.

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  • About this edition: कुलनाशकरी is feminine in the e-text against the masculine सदन्तजातः; the metre (Indravajrā) is unaffected, so it is read as a slip for कुलनाशकरः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुलनाशकारी; this sentence names कुलनाशकरी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जन्मर्क्षमाद्यं दशमन्तु कर्म साङ्घातिकं षोडशभं वदन्ति । अष्टादशं स्यात् समुदायसंज्ञमाधानमेकोनितविंशतिः स्यात्

janmarkṣamādyaṃ daśamantu karma sāṅghātikaṃ ṣoḍaśabhaṃ vadanti | aṣṭādaśaṃ syāt samudāyasaṃjñamādhānamekonitaviṃśatiḥ syāt

The first is the janma nakṣatra; the tenth is karma; the sixteenth they call sāṃghātika; the eighteenth is named samudāya; and the nineteenth — twenty less one — is ādhāna.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's सांज्ञतिकं is read as सांघातिकं. Numbers checked against the mūla: 1, 10, 16, 18, 19. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads साङ्घातिकं षोडशभं वदन्ति । अष्टादशं; this sentence names सांज्ञतिकं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

त्रयोविंशतिनक्षत्रं वैनाशिकमिति स्मृतम् । जातिदेशाभिषेकाख्याः पञ्चविंशादितारकाः

trayoviṃśatinakṣatraṃ vaināśikamiti smṛtam | jātideśābhiṣekākhyāḥ pañcaviṃśāditārakāḥ

The twenty-third nakṣatra is vaināśika — thus it is declared; those named jāti, deśa and abhiṣeka are ⟨reckoned⟩ from the twenty-fifth onward.

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  • About this edition: Two conservative readings of a corrupt line, flagged: इनिन्मृतम् is taken as इति स्मृतम्, and अभिकात्व्याः … नारकाः as अभिषेकाख्याः … नामकाः. They complete the standard nine janmādi nakṣatras (1, 10, 16, 18, 19, 23, 25, 26, 27) that verse 79 begins; the numbers themselves — 23 and 25 — are sound in the e-text. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वैनाशिकमिति स्मृतम् । जातिदेशाभिषेकाख्याः पञ्चविंशादितारकाः; this sentence names नारकाः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जन्मतारादयो यस्य विद्धाः पापवियच्चरैः । सद्यो मृत्युकरास्तस्य शुभैः शुभफलप्रदाः

janmatārādayo yasya viddhāḥ pāpaviyaccaraiḥ | sadyo mṛtyukarāstasya śubhaiḥ śubhaphalapradāḥ

He whose janma-tārā and the rest are struck by malefics coursing in the sky — for him they cause death at once; ⟨struck⟩ by benefics, they give auspicious results.

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  • About this edition: पापवियञ्चरैः read as पापैर्वियच्चरैः, 'by malefics moving in the sky'. 'जन्मतारा आदि' are the nine reckoned in 79–80. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जन्मतारादयो यस्य विद्धाः पापवियच्चरैः; this sentence names पापवियञ्चरैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वैशाखे श्रावणे माघे फाल्गुन्यां व्योमसम्भवम् । आषाढपुष्यसौम्येषु ज्येष्ठे मासि च मानुषम्

vaiśākhe śrāvaṇe māghe phālgunyāṃ vyomasambhavam | āṣāḍhapuṣyasaumyeṣu jyeṣṭhe māsi ca mānuṣam

In Vaiśākha, Śrāvaṇa, Māgha and Phālguna the birth belongs to the sky ⟨vyoma⟩; in Āṣāḍha, Pauṣa and Saumya ⟨Mārgaśīrṣa⟩, and in the month Jyeṣṭha, it is human ⟨mānuṣa⟩.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य here is the month Mārgaśīrṣa (from Mṛgaśira, whose deity is Soma), not Mercury — the list is of months throughout.

अश्वयुक्चैत्रकार्तिक्यां भाद्रे च विलसम्भवम् । मर्त्ये मृत्युर्गण्डदोषः पाताले नास्ति पुष्करे

aśvayukcaitrakārtikyāṃ bhādre ca vilasambhavam | martye mṛtyurgaṇḍadoṣaḥ pātāle nāsti puṣkare

In Āśvina, Caitra, Kārttika and Bhādrapada the birth belongs to the netherworld ⟨bila⟩. In the mortal ⟨class⟩ the gaṇḍa-doṣa is death; in Pātāla and in Puṣkara ⟨the sky⟩ there is none.

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  • About this edition: The three classes of 82–83 are vyoma (= puṣkara, the sky), mānuṣa (= martya) and bila (= pātāla); the doṣa kills only in the mortal class.

जातमात्रे कुमारस्य सुखमालोकयेत्पिता । पितृणात्स विमुच्येत पुत्रस्य मुखदर्शनात्

jātamātre kumārasya sukhamālokayetpitā | pitṛṇātsa vimucyeta putrasya mukhadarśanāt

The moment the boy is born the father should look upon ⟨him⟩ with joy; by the sight of the son's face he is released from the debt to the ancestors.

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  • About this edition: पितृणात् for पितृऋणात्, विभुच्येत for विमुच्येत. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विमुच्येत; this sentence names विभुच्येत, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अश्विन्यामतिबुद्धिवित्तविनयप्रज्ञायशस्वी सुखी याम्यर्क्षे विकलोऽन्यदारनिरतः क्रूरः कृतघ्नो धनी । तेजस्वी बहुलोद्भवः प्रभुसमोऽमूर्खश्च विद्याधनी रोहिण्यां पररन्ध्रवित्कृशतनुर्वोधी परस्त्रीरतः

aśvinyāmatibuddhivittavinayaprajñāyaśasvī sukhī yāmyarkṣe vikalo'nyadāranirataḥ krūraḥ kṛtaghno dhanī | tejasvī bahulodbhavaḥ prabhusamo'mūrkhaśca vidyādhanī rohiṇyāṃ pararandhravitkṛśatanurvodhī parastrīrataḥ

In Aśvinī: of great intelligence, wealth, modesty, wisdom and fame, and happy. In Yama's star ⟨Bharaṇī⟩: crippled, given to other men's wives, cruel, ungrateful, ⟨yet⟩ wealthy. One born in Bahulā ⟨Kṛttikā⟩: lustrous, the equal of a lord, no fool, and rich in learning. In Rohiṇī: a knower of others' weak points, lean of body, understanding, attached to other men's wives.

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  • About this edition: The nakṣatra-phala series begins here and runs to verse 91. याम्यर्क्ष = Bharaṇī (Yama), बहुला = Kṛttikā. The e-text reads अमुर्खश्च, taken as अमूर्खः, 'no fool'; तजस्वी for तेजस्वी, वोधी for बोधी. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तेजस्वी बहुलोद्भवः प्रभुसमोऽमूर्खश्च विद्याधनी रोहिण्यां पररन्ध्रवित्कृशतनुर्वोधी; this sentence names तजस्वी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चान्द्रे सौम्यमनोऽटनः कुटिलदृक् कामातुरो रोगवान् आर्द्रायामधनश्चलोऽधिकबलः क्षुद्रक्रियाशीलवान् मूढात्मा च पुनर्वसौ धनबलख्यातः कविः कामुकस्तिष्ये विप्रसुरप्रियः सधनधी राजप्रियो बन्धुमान्

cāndre saumyamano'ṭanaḥ kuṭiladṛk kāmāturo rogavān ārdrāyāmadhanaścalo'dhikabalaḥ kṣudrakriyāśīlavān mūḍhātmā ca punarvasau dhanabalakhyātaḥ kaviḥ kāmukastiṣye viprasurapriyaḥ sadhanadhī rājapriyo bandhumān

In the Moon's star ⟨Mṛgaśira⟩: gentle-minded, a wanderer, of crooked glance, tormented by desire, diseased. In Ārdrā: without wealth, unsteady, of great strength, given to mean acts, and dull-souled. In Punarvasu: famed for wealth and strength, a poet, lustful. In Tiṣya ⟨Puṣya⟩: dear to brāhmaṇas and to the gods, possessed of wealth and understanding, dear to the king, having many kinsmen.

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  • About this edition: चान्द्र = Mṛgaśira, whose deity is Soma; तिष्य = Puṣya. Here सौम्य is the quality 'gentle', not Mercury.

सार्पे मूढमतिः कृतघ्नवचनः कोपी दुराचारवान् गर्वी पुण्यरतः कलत्रवशगो मानी मघायां धनी । फल्गुन्यां चपलः कुकर्मचरितस्त्यागी दृढः कामुको भोगी चोत्तरफल्गुनीभजनितो मानी कृतज्ञः सुधीः

sārpe mūḍhamatiḥ kṛtaghnavacanaḥ kopī durācāravān garvī puṇyarataḥ kalatravaśago mānī maghāyāṃ dhanī | phalgunyāṃ capalaḥ kukarmacaritastyāgī dṛḍhaḥ kāmuko bhogī cottaraphalgunībhajanito mānī kṛtajñaḥ sudhīḥ

In the Serpent's star ⟨Āśleṣā⟩: dull of mind, ungrateful in speech, irascible, of bad conduct. In Maghā: proud, devoted to meritorious acts, subject to his wife, self-regarding, wealthy. In ⟨Pūrva⟩phalgunī: fickle, of evil deeds, ⟨yet⟩ liberal, firm, lustful, and an enjoyer. One born in the Uttaraphālgunī asterism: self-regarding, grateful, of good understanding.

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  • About this edition: कलत्रवशगः is 'gone under his wife's control' and is rendered at that weight, not softened to 'influenced by women'. द्रिढः read as दृढः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दृढः; this sentence names द्रिढः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

हस्तर्क्षे यदि कामधर्मनिरतः प्राज्ञोपकर्ता धनी चित्रायामतिगुप्तशीलनिरतो मानी परस्त्रीरतः । स्वात्यां देवमहीसुरप्रियकरो भोगी धनी मन्दधीर्गर्वी दारवशो जितारिरधिकक्रोधी विशाखोद्भवः

hastarkṣe yadi kāmadharmanirataḥ prājñopakartā dhanī citrāyāmatiguptaśīlanirato mānī parastrīrataḥ | svātyāṃ devamahīsurapriyakaro bhogī dhanī mandadhīrgarvī dāravaśo jitāriradhikakrodhī viśākhodbhavaḥ

If in the Hasta nakṣatra: devoted to desire and to dharma, wise, a helper of others, wealthy. In Citrā: much given to secret ways, self-regarding, attached to other men's wives. In Svāti: pleasing to the gods and to brāhmaṇas ⟨the earth-gods⟩, an enjoyer, wealthy, dull of intellect. One born in Viśākhā: proud, subject to his wife, a conqueror of enemies, exceedingly wrathful.

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  • About this edition: PARTIAL. कामर्धमनिरतः is read as कामधर्मनिरतः, which the Śārdūlavikrīḍita metre confirms exactly. उपरर्ता (in प्राज्ञोपरर्ता) is corrupt and has not been restored; only प्राज्ञः and धनी are certain around it. देवमहीसुर = gods and brāhmaṇas ('earth-gods'). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कामधर्मनिरतः प्राज्ञोपकर्ता; this sentence names प्राज्ञोपरर्ता and कामर्धमनिरतः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मैत्रे सुप्रियवाग् धनी सुखरतः पूज्यो यशस्वी विभुर्ज्येष्ठायामतिकोपवान् परवधूसक्तो विभुर्धार्मिकः । मूलर्क्षे पटुवाग्विधूतकुशलो धूर्तः कृतघ्नो धनी पूर्वाषाढभवो विकारचरितो मानी सुखी शान्तधीः

maitre supriyavāg dhanī sukharataḥ pūjyo yaśasvī vibhurjyeṣṭhāyāmatikopavān paravadhūsakto vibhurdhārmikaḥ | mūlarkṣe paṭuvāgvidhūtakuśalo dhūrtaḥ kṛtaghno dhanī pūrvāṣāḍhabhavo vikāracarito mānī sukhī śāntadhīḥ

In Mitra's star ⟨Anurādhā⟩: of very pleasant speech, wealthy, given to comfort, worthy of honour, famous, a master. In Jyeṣṭhā: exceedingly wrathful, attached to others' wives, a master, righteous. In the Mūla nakṣatra: of ready speech, adept at shaking ⟨things⟩ off, a rogue, ungrateful, wealthy. One born in Pūrvāṣāḍhā: of altered conduct, self-regarding, happy, of calm mind.

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  • About this edition: मैत्र = Anurādhā (Mitra). विधूतकुशल is obscure; the metre is sound, so the reading stands, but the sense ('skilled in shaking off') is uncertain and the Hindi leaves विधूत untranslated.

मान्यः शान्तगुणः सुखी च धनवान् विश्वर्क्षजः पण्डितः श्रोणायां द्विजदेवभक्तिनिरतो राजा धनी धर्मवान् । आशालुर्वसुमान् वसूडुजनितः पीनोरुकण्ठः सुखी कालज्ञः शततारकोद्भवनरः शान्तोऽल्पभुक् साहसी

mānyaḥ śāntaguṇaḥ sukhī ca dhanavān viśvarkṣajaḥ paṇḍitaḥ śroṇāyāṃ dvijadevabhaktinirato rājā dhanī dharmavān | āśālurvasumān vasūḍujanitaḥ pīnorukaṇṭhaḥ sukhī kālajñaḥ śatatārakodbhavanaraḥ śānto'lpabhuk sāhasī

One born in the Viśvedevas' star ⟨Uttarāṣāḍhā⟩: honoured, of peaceful qualities, happy, wealthy and learned. In Śravaṇā: devoted to brāhmaṇas and the gods, a king, wealthy, righteous. One born in the Vasus' asterism ⟨Dhaniṣṭhā⟩: full of craving, possessed of wealth, of stout thighs and neck, happy. The man born in Śatatārakā ⟨Śatabhiṣaj⟩: a knower of time, calm, eating little, bold.

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  • About this edition: Nakṣatras by deity: विश्वर्क्ष = Uttarāṣāḍhā (Viśvedevāḥ), वसूडु = Dhaniṣṭhā (the Vasus), शाततारका = Śatabhiṣaj. पीनोरुकण्ठः is 'stout of thigh and neck' — ऊरु is the thigh, kept there.

पूर्वप्रोष्ठपदि प्रगल्भवचनो धूर्तो भयार्तो मृदुश्चाहिर्बुध्न्यजमानवो मृदुगुणस्त्यागी धनी पण्डितः । रेवत्यामुरुलाञ्छनोपगतनुः कामातुरः सुन्दरो मन्त्री पुत्रकलत्रमित्रसहितो जातः स्थिरः श्रीरतः

pūrvaproṣṭhapadi pragalbhavacano dhūrto bhayārto mṛduścāhirbudhnyajamānavo mṛduguṇastyāgī dhanī paṇḍitaḥ | revatyāmurulāñchanopagatanuḥ kāmāturaḥ sundaro mantrī putrakalatramitrasahito jātaḥ sthiraḥ śrīrataḥ

⟨With the Moon⟩ in Pūrva Proṣṭhapadā ⟨Pūrva Bhādrapadā⟩ ⟨the native is⟩ bold of speech, a rogue, afflicted by fear, and soft. The man born under Ahirbudhnya ⟨Uttara Bhādrapadā⟩ is gentle in his qualities, liberal, wealthy, learned. Under Revatī his body bears large marks ⟨moles⟩; he is tormented by desire, handsome, a counsellor, furnished with sons, wife and friends, steady, and devoted to prosperity (śrī).

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  • About this edition: Closes the nakṣatra series of the chapter; ahirbudhnya is the deity-name for Uttara Bhādrapadā.

मेषस्थे यदि शीतगौ च लघुभुक् कामी महोत्थाग्रजो दाता कान्तयशोधनोरुचरणः कन्याप्रजो गोगते । दीर्घायुः सुरतोपचारकुशलो हास्यप्रियो युग्मके कामासक्तमनोऽटनः सुवचनश्चन्द्रे कुलीरस्थिते

meṣasthe yadi śītagau ca laghubhuk kāmī mahotthāgrajo dātā kāntayaśodhanorucaraṇaḥ kanyāprajo gogate | dīrghāyuḥ suratopacārakuśalo hāsyapriyo yugmake kāmāsaktamano'ṭanaḥ suvacanaścandre kulīrasthite

If the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩ stands in Aries: he eats little, is lustful, and is the eldest of his brothers ⟨agraja⟩; ⟨in⟩ Taurus: liberal, possessed of beauty, fame and wealth, with large thighs and feet, and begetting daughters. In Gemini: long-lived, skilled in the arts of love-making, fond of laughter. With the Moon placed in Cancer: his mind is fixed on desire, he wanders, and his speech is pleasant.

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  • About this edition: The word after kāmī — the e-text's 'mahotthāghnajo' — is corrupt and metrically broken; it is left unrendered rather than guessed at. Everything else in the verse is sound. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads महोत्थाग्रजो; this sentence names 'mahotthāghnajo', 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: This note is superseded. The mūla now reads महोत्थाग्रजो and the word is rendered. The e-text's महोत्थाघ्नजो stands in no printing; its घ्न is a keying of ग्र. It was never metrically broken: it scans the same 19 syllables as the printed reading. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā (Chowkhamba 1953) PDF p.331, read by eye at about 7.5x native, sets महोत्थाग्रजो, and Sastri 1932 vol. I PDF p.643 (printed folio 630), read by eye at about 7.1x, sets (स?) महोत्थाग्रजो, with the editor's own query before the word. A machine read of the Ojha Saurabha edition gives सहोत्थाग्रजो; whether the first member is महा- or सह- is recorded as a doubt on this verse, and the rendering, 'the eldest of his brothers', holds under either.]

सिंहस्थे पृथुलोचनः सुवदनो गम्भीरदृष्टिः सुखी कन्यास्थे विषयातुरो ललितवाग्विद्याधिको भोगवान् । तौलिस्थेऽमरविप्रभक्तिनिरतो बन्धुप्रियो वित्तवान् कीटस्थे शशिनि प्रमत्तहृदयो रोगी च लुब्धोऽटनः

siṃhasthe pṛthulocanaḥ suvadano gambhīradṛṣṭiḥ sukhī kanyāsthe viṣayāturo lalitavāgvidyādhiko bhogavān | taulisthe'maraviprabhaktinirato bandhupriyo vittavān kīṭasthe śaśini pramattahṛdayo rogī ca lubdho'ṭanaḥ

With ⟨the Moon⟩ in Leo: broad-eyed, of a fine face, of grave gaze, happy. In Virgo: tormented by the objects of sense, of graceful speech, excelling in learning, an enjoyer of pleasures. In Libra: devoted to reverence for the gods and brāhmaṇas, fond of kinsmen, wealthy. With the Moon in Scorpio: reckless of heart, diseased, greedy, and a wanderer.

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  • About this edition: taulisthe'mravipra- is read as taulisthe amara-vipra- (gods and brāhmaṇas); the initial a- is lost in the e-text's sandhi. kīṭastha pramatta-hvadaya is read as pramatta-hṛdaya.

सौम्याङ्गो रुचिरेक्षणः कुलवरः शिल्पी धनुःस्थे विधौ गीतज्ञः पृथुमस्तको मृगगते शास्त्री परस्त्रीरतः । कुम्भस्थे गतशीलवान् बुधजनद्वेषी च विद्याधिको मीनस्थे मृगलाञ्छने वरतनुर्विद्वान् बहुस्त्रीपतिः

saumyāṅgo rucirekṣaṇaḥ kulavaraḥ śilpī dhanuḥsthe vidhau gītajñaḥ pṛthumastako mṛgagate śāstrī parastrīrataḥ | kumbhasthe gataśīlavān budhajanadveṣī ca vidyādhiko mīnasthe mṛgalāñchane varatanurvidvān bahustrīpatiḥ

With the Moon in Sagittarius: of pleasing body, of lovely eyes, the best of his family, a craftsman. ⟨With the Moon⟩ gone to Capricorn: a knower of song, large-headed, versed in the śāstras, devoted to other men's wives. In Aquarius: his good conduct gone, a hater of the wise, and excelling in learning. With the deer-marked one ⟨the Moon⟩ in Pisces: of excellent body, learned, the husband of many women.

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  • About this edition: saumya here is 'pleasing/gentle' of the body, not Mercury and not the benefic class (glossary row: note which).

सेनानीर्धनवान् पिशङ्गनयनश्चोरश्च मेषांशके पीनस्कन्धमुखांसकोऽसितवपुर्जातो वृषांशे विधौ । चार्वङ्गः प्रभुसेवको लिपिकरो युग्मांशके पण्डितः श्यामाङ्गः पितृपुत्रसौख्यरहितश्चन्द्रे कुलीरांशके

senānīrdhanavān piśaṅganayanaścoraśca meṣāṃśake pīnaskandhamukhāṃsako'sitavapurjāto vṛṣāṃśe vidhau | cārvaṅgaḥ prabhusevako lipikaro yugmāṃśake paṇḍitaḥ śyāmāṅgaḥ pitṛputrasaukhyarahitaścandre kulīrāṃśake

In the Aries navāṃśa ⟨the native is⟩ a leader of armies, wealthy, tawny-eyed, and a thief. With the Moon in the Taurus navāṃśa he is born with thick shoulders, face and upper arms, and a dark body. In the Gemini navāṃśa: of handsome limbs, a servant of a master, a scribe, learned. With the Moon in the Cancer navāṃśa: dark-limbed, and deprived of happiness from father and sons.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's ghanavān is read dhanavān and vṛpāṃśe is read vṛṣāṃśe; both are single-glyph slips. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सेनानीर्धनवान् पिशङ्गनयनश्चोरश्च मेषांशके पीनस्कन्धमुखांसकोऽसितवपुर्जातो वृषांशे; this sentence names ghanavān and vṛpāṃśe, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पीनाङ्गोन्नतनासिको धनबलख्यातश्च सिंहांशके कन्यांशे मृदुभाषणः कृशतनुध्य तक्रियाकोविदः । कामी भूपतिसेवकः सुनयनश्चन्द्रे तुलांशे स्थिते कीटांशे विकलोऽधनः कृशतनुः सेवाऽटनो रोगवान्

pīnāṅgonnatanāsiko dhanabalakhyātaśca siṃhāṃśake kanyāṃśe mṛdubhāṣaṇaḥ kṛśatanudhya takriyākovidaḥ | kāmī bhūpatisevakaḥ sunayanaścandre tulāṃśe sthite kīṭāṃśe vikalo'dhanaḥ kṛśatanuḥ sevā'ṭano rogavān

In the Leo navāṃśa: of stout limbs and high nose, famed for wealth and strength. In the Virgo navāṃśa: soft-spoken, of slender body, and skilled in ⟨that⟩ practice. With the Moon standing in the Libra navāṃśa: lustful, a servant of the king, of fine eyes. In the Scorpio navāṃśa: crippled, without wealth, of slender body, wandering in service, and diseased.

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  • About this edition: The Virgo-navāṃśa clause reads kṛśatanudhya takriyākovidaḥ in the e-text: the word naming the practice is broken. It could be dyūta-kriyā (gambling) or sat-kriyā (good works); neither is supplied, and the phrase is rendered non-committally as '⟨that⟩ practice'.

चापांशे कृशदीर्घबाहुतनुगस्त्यागी तपस्वी धनी लुब्धः कृष्णतनुः सदारतनयश्चन्द्रे मृगांशे यदि । मिथ्यावादरतः स्वदारवशगः कुम्भांशगे शीतगौ मीनांशे मृदुवागदीनवचनस्तीर्थाटनः पुत्रवान्

cāpāṃśe kṛśadīrghabāhutanugastyāgī tapasvī dhanī lubdhaḥ kṛṣṇatanuḥ sadāratanayaścandre mṛgāṃśe yadi | mithyāvādarataḥ svadāravaśagaḥ kumbhāṃśage śītagau mīnāṃśe mṛduvāgadīnavacanastīrthāṭanaḥ putravān

In the Sagittarius navāṃśa: of thin, long arms and body, liberal, an ascetic, wealthy. If the Moon is in the Capricorn navāṃśa: greedy, of black body, possessed of wife and sons. In the Aquarius navāṃśa the cool-rayed one ⟨makes him⟩ addicted to false speech and subject to his own wife. In the Pisces navāṃśa: soft-spoken, never abject in speech, a visitor of tīrthas, possessed of sons.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's 'bāhuddutanugas' carries one broken word describing the body (druta-? dyuta-?); it is left as an ellipsis rather than guessed. svadāravavaśagaḥ is read svadāravaśagaḥ. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads कृशदीर्घबाहुतनुगस्त्यागी and स्वदारवशगः; this sentence names 'bāhuddutanugas' and svadāravavaśagaḥ, 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: This note is superseded. Nothing in the word was broken or missing: the e-text had doubled a syllable. The mūla now reads बाहुतनुगस् and स्वदारवशगः, and also मिथ्या for the e-text's मिध्या and मृदुवागदीन (मृदुवाक् + अदीनवचनः) for its मृदुवाग्दीन. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā (Chowkhamba 1953) printed p.306, render p.332, read by eye at about 3.7x to 8.5x native, sets each of these letter for letter, with no virāma under the ग of मृदुवाग. A machine read of that edition's own Hindi ṭīkā on the facing page glosses the word दीन वचन कभी भी न बोलनेवाला, 'never speaking abject words'. The ellipsis is withdrawn, and the rendering now reads 'of thin, long arms and body'.]

विष्कम्भे जितशत्रुरर्थपशुमान् प्रीतौ परस्त्रीवशश्चायुष्मत्प्रभवश्चिरायुरगदः सौभाग्यजातः सुखी । भोगी शोभनयोगजो वधरुचिर्जातोऽतिगण्डे धनी धर्माचाररतः सुकर्मजनितो धृत्यां परस्त्रीधनः

viṣkambhe jitaśatrurarthapaśumān prītau parastrīvaśaścāyuṣmatprabhavaścirāyuragadaḥ saubhāgyajātaḥ sukhī | bhogī śobhanayogajo vadharucirjāto'tigaṇḍe dhanī dharmācārarataḥ sukarmajanito dhṛtyāṃ parastrīdhanaḥ

In Viṣkambha ⟨yoga⟩: one who conquers his enemies, possessed of wealth and cattle. In Prīti: subject to other men's wives. Born of Āyuṣmān: long life, freedom from disease. Born of Saubhāgya: happy. ⟨Born⟩ of Śobhana yoga: an enjoyer. Born in Atigaṇḍa: delighting in killing, wealthy. Produced by Sukarman: devoted to dharma and right conduct. In Dhṛti: ⟨he takes⟩ other men's wives and wealth.

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  • About this edition: The chapter turns here from nakṣatra/navāṃśa to the twenty-seven nitya-yogas, which run through v.101. The e-text's 'jvāryuṣman' is a dittographic slip for āyuṣmān. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जितशत्रुरर्थपशुमान् प्रीतौ परस्त्रीवश- श्चायुष्मत्प्रभवश्चिरायुरगदः; this sentence names 'jvāryuṣman', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शूले कोपवशानुगः कलहकृद्गण्डे दुराचारवान् वृद्धौ पण्डितवाग् ध्रुवेऽसिधनवान् व्याघातजो घातकः । ज्ञानी हर्षणयोगजः पृथुयशा वज्रे धनी कामुकः सिद्धौ सर्वजनाश्रितः प्रभुसमो मायी व्यतीपातजः

śūle kopavaśānugaḥ kalahakṛdgaṇḍe durācāravān vṛddhau paṇḍitavāg dhruve'sidhanavān vyāghātajo ghātakaḥ | jñānī harṣaṇayogajaḥ pṛthuyaśā vajre dhanī kāmukaḥ siddhau sarvajanāśritaḥ prabhusamo māyī vyatīpātajaḥ

In Śūla: following the sway of anger, a maker of quarrels. In Gaṇḍa: of bad conduct. In Vṛddhi: of learned speech. In Dhruva: possessed of the sword and of wealth. Born of Vyāghāta: a killer. Born of Harṣaṇa yoga: a knower. In Vajra: of wide fame, wealthy, lustful. In Siddhi: resorted to by all people, the equal of a lord. Born of Vyatīpāta: deceitful.

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  • About this edition: irṣaṇa is the e-text's spelling of harṣaṇa and vijñe of vajre; both are fixed from the fixed order of the twenty-seven yogas, which the verse follows without a gap. bhāyī (fearful) is odd Sanskrit but legible. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads व्याघातजो घातकः । ज्ञानी हर्षणयोगजः पृथुयशा वज्रे धनी कामुकः सिद्धौ सर्वजनाश्रितः प्रभुसमो मायी; this sentence names irṣaṇa and vijñe, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दुष्कामी च वरीयजस्तु परिघे विद्वेषको वित्तवान् शास्त्रज्ञः शिवयोगजश्च धनवान् शान्तोऽवनीशप्रियः । सिद्धे धर्मपरायणः क्रतुपरः साध्ये शुभाचारवान् चार्वङ्गः शुभयोगजश्च धनवान् कामातुरः श्लेष्मकः

duṣkāmī ca varīyajastu parighe vidveṣako vittavān śāstrajñaḥ śivayogajaśca dhanavān śānto'vanīśapriyaḥ | siddhe dharmaparāyaṇaḥ kratuparaḥ sādhye śubhācāravān cārvaṅgaḥ śubhayogajaśca dhanavān kāmāturaḥ śleṣmakaḥ

Born of Varīyān: of evil desires. But in Parigha: a hater ⟨of others⟩, wealthy. Born of Śiva yoga: a knower of the śāstras, wealthy, calm, dear to the lord of the earth. In Siddha: wholly given to dharma. In Sādhya: intent on sacrifices, of auspicious conduct. Born of Śubha yoga: of handsome limbs, wealthy, tormented by desire, and of phlegmatic constitution.

शुक्ले धर्मरतः पटुत्ववचनः कोपी चलः पण्डितो मानी ब्रह्मभवोऽतिगुप्तधनिकस्त्यागी विवेकप्रभुः । ऐन्द्रे सर्वजनोपकारचरितः सर्वज्ञधीवित्तवान् मायावी परदूषकश्च बलवान् त्यागी धनी वैधृतौ

śukle dharmarataḥ paṭutvavacanaḥ kopī calaḥ paṇḍito mānī brahmabhavo'tiguptadhanikastyāgī vivekaprabhuḥ | aindre sarvajanopakāracaritaḥ sarvajñadhīvittavān māyāvī paradūṣakaśca balavān tyāgī dhanī vaidhṛtau

In Śukla: devoted to dharma, of skilled speech, prone to anger, unsteady, learned, proud. Born of Brahma: a rich man whose wealth is deeply hidden, liberal, a master of discernment. In Aindra: his conduct is of service to all people, his mind knows everything, and he is wealthy. In Vaidhṛti: deceitful and a defamer of others, strong, liberal, wealthy.

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  • About this edition: vaikṛtau is the e-text's form of vaidhṛtau, the twenty-seventh and last yoga; the series closes here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पटुत्ववचनः कोपी चलः पण्डितो मानी ब्रह्मभवोऽतिगुप्तधनिकस्त्यागी विवेकप्रभुः । ऐन्द्रे सर्वजनोपकारचरितः सर्वज्ञधीवित्तवान् मायावी परदूषकश्च बलवान् त्यागी धनी वैधृतौ; this sentence names vaikṛtau, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बवकरणभवः स्याद्बालकृत्यः प्रतापी विनयचरितवेषो बालवे राजपूज्यः । गजतुरगसमेतः कौलवे चारुकर्मा मृदुपटुवचनः स्यात्तैतिले पुण्यशीलः

bavakaraṇabhavaḥ syādbālakṛtyaḥ pratāpī vinayacaritaveṣo bālave rājapūjyaḥ | gajaturagasametaḥ kaulave cārukarmā mṛdupaṭuvacanaḥ syāttaitile puṇyaśīlaḥ

One born in the Bava karaṇa is given to childish doings ⟨yet⟩ majestic. In Bālava: of modest conduct and bearing, honoured by the king. In Kaulava: possessed of elephants and horses, of fine works. In Taitila he is of soft and clever speech, of meritorious character.

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  • About this edition: The karaṇas begin here and run to v.104. 'tyād vālakṛtyaḥ' is read syād bālakṛtyaḥ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बवकरणभवः स्याद्बालकृत्यः; this sentence names vālakṛtyaḥ' and 'tyād, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

गरजकरणजातो वीतशत्रुः प्रतापी वणिजि निपुणवक्ता जारकान्ताविलोलः । निखिलजनविरोधी पापकर्माऽपवादी परिजनपरिपूज्यो विष्टिजातः स्वतन्त्रः

garajakaraṇajāto vītaśatruḥ pratāpī vaṇiji nipuṇavaktā jārakāntāvilolaḥ | nikhilajanavirodhī pāpakarmā'pavādī parijanaparipūjyo viṣṭijātaḥ svatantraḥ

One born in the Gara karaṇa is free of enemies ⟨and⟩ majestic. In Vaṇij: a skilful speaker, restless after other men's wives. One born in Viṣṭi opposes all people, does sinful deeds and is a slanderer, is honoured by his retinue, and is his own master.

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  • About this edition: The third and fourth quarters both fall to Viṣṭi in the printed text — the harsh half and the honoured half stand together, and are rendered as they stand rather than split between two karaṇas.

कालज्ञः शकुनीभवः स्थिरसुखी जातस्त्वनिष्टाकरः सर्वज्ञश्च चतुष्पदे तु ललितप्रज्ञायशोवित्तवान् । तेजस्वी वसुमानतीव बलवान् वाचालको नागके किंस्तुघ्नेपरकार्यकृच्चपलधीर्हास्यप्रियो जायते

kālajñaḥ śakunībhavaḥ sthirasukhī jātastvaniṣṭākaraḥ sarvajñaśca catuṣpade tu lalitaprajñāyaśovittavān | tejasvī vasumānatīva balavān vācālako nāgake kiṃstughneparakāryakṛccapaladhīrhāsyapriyo jāyate

One born in Śakuni is a knower of ⟨the right⟩ time, steadily happy, ⟨but⟩ a doer of unwelcome things. In Catuṣpada: all-knowing, and possessed of graceful wisdom, fame and wealth. In Nāga: brilliant, rich, exceedingly strong, a great talker. In Kiṃstughna he is born a doer of other people's work, of fickle mind, fond of laughter.

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  • About this edition: kiṃstudhre is the e-text's form of kiṃstughne, the fourth of the fixed karaṇas; the eleven-karaṇa series closes here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads किंस्तुघ्नेपरकार्यकृच्चपलधीर्हास्यप्रियो; this sentence names kiṃstudhre, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बन्धुद्वेषकरोऽटनः कृशतनुः क्रोधी विवादप्रियो मानी दुर्बलजानुरस्थिरधनः शूरश्च मेषोदये । गोमान् देवगुरुद्विजार्च्चनरतः स्वल्पात्मजः शान्तधीर्विद्यावादरतोऽटनश्च सुभगो गोलग्नजः कामुकः

bandhudveṣakaro'ṭanaḥ kṛśatanuḥ krodhī vivādapriyo mānī durbalajānurasthiradhanaḥ śūraśca meṣodaye | gomān devagurudvijārccanarataḥ svalpātmajaḥ śāntadhīrvidyāvādarato'ṭanaśca subhago golagnajaḥ kāmukaḥ

At the rising of Aries: a hater of kinsmen, a wanderer, of slender body, wrathful, fond of dispute, proud, with weak knees, of unsteady wealth, and brave. One born with Taurus for lagna has cattle, is devoted to the worship of the gods, of gurus and of the twice-born, has few sons, is of calm mind, delights in learned discussion, wanders, is fortunate, and is lustful.

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  • About this edition: The lagna series begins here and runs to v.110.

भोगी बन्धुरतो दयालुरधिकः श्रीमान् गुणी तत्त्वविद् योगात्मा सुजनप्रियोऽतिसुभगो रोगी च युग्मोदये । मिष्टान्नाम्बरभूषणो ललितवाक्कापट्यधीर्धर्मवान् जातः स्थूलकलेवरोऽन्यभवनप्रीतः कुलीरोदये

bhogī bandhurato dayāluradhikaḥ śrīmān guṇī tattvavid yogātmā sujanapriyo'tisubhago rogī ca yugmodaye | miṣṭānnāmbarabhūṣaṇo lalitavākkāpaṭyadhīrdharmavān jātaḥ sthūlakalevaro'nyabhavanaprītaḥ kulīrodaye

At the rising of Gemini: an enjoyer, attached to his kinsmen, greatly compassionate, prosperous, virtuous, a knower of principles, of yogic nature, dear to good people, most fortunate — and diseased. At the rising of Cancer he is born with sweet food, garments and ornaments, of graceful speech, of a deceitful mind, righteous, of a bulky frame, and fond of other people's houses.

जातः सिंहविलग्नकेऽल्पतनयः सन्तुष्टधीहिंसकः शूरो राजवशीकरो जितरिपुः कामी विदेशं गतः । कन्यालग्नभवः क्रियासुनिपुणः श्रीमान् सुधीः पण्डितः मेधावी वनिताविलासरसिको बन्धुप्रियः सात्त्विकः

jātaḥ siṃhavilagnake'lpatanayaḥ santuṣṭadhīhiṃsakaḥ śūro rājavaśīkaro jitaripuḥ kāmī videśaṃ gataḥ | kanyālagnabhavaḥ kriyāsunipuṇaḥ śrīmān sudhīḥ paṇḍitaḥ medhāvī vanitāvilāsarasiko bandhupriyaḥ sāttvikaḥ

Born with Leo for lagna: of few sons, of contented mind, ⟨yet⟩ violent, brave, a subduer of kings, a conqueror of foes, lustful, ⟨and⟩ gone abroad. One born with Virgo for lagna is skilled in his works, prosperous, of good intelligence, learned, retentive of mind, relishing the sport of women, fond of kinsmen, and of sattva.

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  • About this edition: 'videyaṃ gataḥ' is broken in the e-text — very likely videśaṃ gataḥ, 'gone abroad', but the reading is not certain and is left as an ellipsis. yūro is read śūro; rājavayīkaro is read rājavaśīkaraḥ; kanśā- is kanyā- and kriśā- is kṛśa-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शूरो राजवशीकरो जितरिपुः कामी विदेशं गतः । कन्यालग्नभवः क्रियासुनिपुणः; this sentence names rājavayīkaro and 'videyaṃ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads कामी विदेशं गतः for कामी विदेयं गतः and क्रियासुनिपुणः for क्रिशासुनिपुणः (lexicon, 2026-09-21): the English renders 'gone abroad' with no ellipsis, and 'skilled in his works', not kṛśa, 'slender'.]

ललितवदननेत्रो राजपूज्यश्च विद्वान् मदनरतिविलोलः स्त्रीधनक्षेत्रशाली । विरलदशनमुख्यः शान्तबुद्धिर्विषादी चलमतिरतिभीरुर्जायते तौलिलग्ने

lalitavadananetro rājapūjyaśca vidvān madanarativilolaḥ strīdhanakṣetraśālī | viraladaśanamukhyaḥ śāntabuddhirviṣādī calamatiratibhīrurjāyate taulilagne

In the Libra lagna he is born with a graceful face and eyes, honoured by the king and learned, restless with the delight of love, rich in women, wealth and lands; his mouth ⟨set with⟩ sparse teeth, of calm understanding, given to despondency, of unsteady mind, and exceedingly timid.

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  • About this edition: viraladaśanamukhyaḥ is read as viraladaśanamukhaḥ ('mouth with sparse teeth'); the printed -mukhyaḥ ('chief among') gives no sense here.

मूर्खः क्रूरविलोचनोऽतिचपलो मानी चिरायुर्धनी विद्वान् वृश्चिकलग्नजश्च सुजनद्वेषी विवादप्रियः । प्राज्ञश्चापविलग्नजः कुलवरः श्रीमान् यशोवित्तवान्ना कुम्भीरसमुद्भवश्च रमणीलोलः शठो दीनवाक्

mūrkhaḥ krūravilocano'ticapalo mānī cirāyurdhanī vidvān vṛścikalagnajaśca sujanadveṣī vivādapriyaḥ | prājñaścāpavilagnajaḥ kulavaraḥ śrīmān yaśovittavānnā kumbhīrasamudbhavaśca ramaṇīlolaḥ śaṭho dīnavāk

One born with Scorpio for lagna is a fool, cruel-eyed, exceedingly fickle, proud, long-lived, wealthy, learned, a hater of good people, fond of quarrels. One born with Sagittarius for lagna is wise, the best of his family, prosperous, possessed of fame and wealth. And the man born under the Crocodile ⟨Capricorn⟩ is restless after women, a cheat, and of piteous speech.

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  • About this edition: kumbhīra ('crocodile') here is Makara/Capricorn, not Kumbha/Aquarius — v.110 takes up ghaṭa (Aquarius) and Pisces next, so the sequence of signs is unbroken.

अन्तःशठः परवधूरतिकेलिलोलः कार्पण्यशीलधनवान् घटलग्नजातः मीनोदयेऽल्परतिरिष्टजनानुकूलस्तेजोबलप्रचुरधान्यधनश्च विद्वान्

antaḥśaṭhaḥ paravadhūratikelilolaḥ kārpaṇyaśīladhanavān ghaṭalagnajātaḥ mīnodaye'lparatiriṣṭajanānukūlastejobalapracuradhānyadhanaśca vidvān

One born with the Pot ⟨Aquarius⟩ for lagna is a cheat within, restless for amorous play with other men's wives, of miserly disposition ⟨yet⟩ wealthy. At the rising of Pisces: of little passion, agreeable to those dear to him, abundant in splendour, strength, grain and wealth, and learned.

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  • About this edition: The e-text prints 'ghaṭala grajātaḥ' and a stray '0' inside anukūla-; both are typographic noise in the encoding, not variant readings. The lagna series ends here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads घटलग्नजातः मीनोदयेऽल्परतिरिष्टजनानुकूलस्तेजोबलप्रचुरधान्यधनश्च; this sentence names grajātaḥ', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ओजे राशौ भानुहोराप्रजातः क्रूरः कामी वित्तवान् राजपूज्यः वाग्मी दाता चारुदेहो दयालुर्जारस्त्रीकश्चन्द्रहोरा यदि स्यात्

oje rāśau bhānuhorāprajātaḥ krūraḥ kāmī vittavān rājapūjyaḥ vāgmī dātā cārudeho dayālurjārastrīkaścandrahorā yadi syāt

One born in the Sun's horā in an odd rāśi is cruel, lustful, wealthy, honoured by the king. If it be the Moon's horā: eloquent, liberal, of lovely body, compassionate, ⟨and⟩ one who keeps paramour women.

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  • About this edition: horā here is the half-sign division (the first and second halves ruled by the Sun and the Moon), not the ascendant or the hour.

मार्तण्डहोराजनितः समर्क्षे मन्त्री कृतज्ञश्चपलोऽतिभीरुः । चन्द्रस्य होराप्रभवः प्रगल्भवाक्योऽलसः पुण्यवधूरतः स्यात्

mārtaṇḍahorājanitaḥ samarkṣe mantrī kṛtajñaścapalo'tibhīruḥ | candrasya horāprabhavaḥ pragalbhavākyo'lasaḥ puṇyavadhūrataḥ syāt

One produced by the Sun's horā in an even sign is a counsellor, grateful, fickle, exceedingly timid. One arising in the Moon's horā ⟨there⟩ is bold of speech, indolent, and devoted to virtuous women.

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  • About this edition: sabharkṣe is read sama-ṛkṣe, 'in an even sign' — the pair to v.111's oja rāśi, which is what makes the two verses a complete rule. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads समर्क्षे-मन्त्री कृतज्ञश्चपलोऽतिभीरुः; this sentence names sabharkṣe, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कण्ठीरवाजघटकीटमृगाननाद्या मीनालिसिंहवणिगन्त्यगता दृकाणाः । क्रूरा भवन्ति कटकस्य सरीसृपस्य मध्यस्थितश्च बहुशः प्रवदन्ति सन्तः

kaṇṭhīravājaghaṭakīṭamṛgānanādyā mīnālisiṃhavaṇigantyagatā dṛkāṇāḥ | krūrā bhavanti kaṭakasya sarīsṛpasya madhyasthitaśca bahuśaḥ pravadanti santaḥ

The first drekkāṇas of the Lion ⟨Leo⟩, the Goat ⟨Aries⟩, the Pot ⟨Aquarius⟩, the Insect ⟨Scorpio⟩ and the Deer-faced ⟨Capricorn⟩, and the drekkāṇas that fall in the last ⟨third⟩ of Pisces, Scorpio, Leo and the Merchant ⟨Virgo⟩, are cruel; and so too the one standing in the middle of Cancer, the crawler — thus the good repeatedly declare.

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  • About this edition: The classification of the thirty-six drekkāṇas (krūra, watery, benefic, mixed) runs vv.113–116; the results of each class follow in v.117.

कुलीरमीनादिगतौ दृकाणौ मीनाङ्गनामन्दिरमध्यगौ च । गोयुग्मयोरन्त्यगतत्रिभागौ भवन्ति षट् तोयचरा दृकाणाः

kulīramīnādigatau dṛkāṇau mīnāṅganāmandiramadhyagau ca | goyugmayorantyagatatribhāgau bhavanti ṣaṭ toyacarā dṛkāṇāḥ

The two drekkāṇas gone to the first ⟨third⟩ of Cancer and Pisces, the two placed in the middle of Pisces and of the Maiden's house ⟨Virgo⟩, and the two third-parts gone to the last of Taurus and Gemini — these six drekkāṇas are the water-moving ones.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's 'moyugmayoḥ' is corrupt in its first member. It is read go-yugmayoḥ (Taurus and Gemini): Taurus-3 is the only third left unclassified by vv.113, 115 and 116, and go/mo differ by one glyph. The reading is stated, not assumed — Capricorn-3, the other candidate, is already claimed as mixed in v.116.

मेषास्विगोकुम्भमृगाद्वितीयस्तुलाधरस्त्रीयुगपूर्वभागः । चापाङ्गनातोयधरान्त्ययाता दृकाणसंज्ञाः प्रभवन्ति सौम्याः

meṣāsvigokumbhamṛgādvitīyastulādharastrīyugapūrvabhāgaḥ | cāpāṅganātoyadharāntyayātā dṛkāṇasaṃjñāḥ prabhavanti saumyāḥ

The second ⟨drekkāṇas⟩ that fall in Aries, ⟨Scorpio⟩, Taurus, Aquarius and the Deer ⟨Capricorn⟩; the first portion of the Balance-holder ⟨Libra⟩, of the Woman ⟨Virgo⟩ and of the Pair ⟨Gemini⟩; and those gone to the last of the Bow ⟨Sagittarius⟩, the Maiden ⟨Virgo⟩ and the Water-bearer ⟨Aquarius⟩ — these by name arise as benefic (saumya).

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  • About this edition: This verse is damaged. (a) The first member of the opening compound, printed 'āsvi', is read āli (Scorpio) — Scorpio's first and last thirds are cruel in v.113, so its second is the one left. (b) The pāda is a syllable short of its Indravajrā measure, and the four classes together name only 33 of the 36 drekkāṇas: Libra-3, Sagittarius-2 and Capricorn-2 are named by no verse in the set, so a name has dropped out of each of the three groups here. (c) 'aṅganā' in the last group makes Virgo-3 benefic, which contradicts v.113, where the same third is cruel. All three are reported, not repaired; nothing has been supplied to the translation beyond the marked āli.

मृगाजकर्क्यन्त्यगता दृकाणा वृषस्य चापस्य च पूर्वयातौ । नृयुग्मतौलीहरिमध्यगास्ते विमिश्रसंज्ञा इति संवदन्ति

mṛgājakarkyantyagatā dṛkāṇā vṛṣasya cāpasya ca pūrvayātau | nṛyugmataulīharimadhyagāste vimiśrasaṃjñā iti saṃvadanti

The drekkāṇas gone to the last ⟨third⟩ of the Deer ⟨Capricorn⟩, the Goat ⟨Aries⟩ and Cancer, and the two that fall in the first of Taurus and of the Bow ⟨Sagittarius⟩, and those placed in the middle of the Human Pair ⟨Gemini⟩, the Balance ⟨Libra⟩ and the Lion ⟨Leo⟩ — these, they agree, bear the name 'mixed'.

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  • About this edition: An ASCII '/' stood inside a Devanāgarī word (मध्यगास्ते/विमिश्रसंज्ञा) and nothing named it. Two printed lines set a hyphen there — the mark this edition uses between a pāda's end and the word that runs on from it — so the slash is a transliteration artefact, not a reading. The sense and the rendering are unchanged.

क्रूरद्रेष्काणजातः खलमतिरटनः पापकर्माऽपवादी दाता भोगी दयालुः कृषिसलिलधनस्तोयभागे विशीलः । सौम्यद्रेष्काणजो यः सुखधनतनयश्चारुरूपो दयालुर्जातो मिश्रे कुशीलः परयुवतिरतः क्रूरदृष्टिश्चलात्मा

krūradreṣkāṇajātaḥ khalamatiraṭanaḥ pāpakarmā'pavādī dātā bhogī dayāluḥ kṛṣisaliladhanastoyabhāge viśīlaḥ | saumyadreṣkāṇajo yaḥ sukhadhanatanayaścārurūpo dayālurjāto miśre kuśīlaḥ parayuvatirataḥ krūradṛṣṭiścalātmā

One born in a cruel drekkāṇa is of wicked mind, a wanderer, a doer of sinful deeds, a slanderer. In a watery portion: liberal, an enjoyer, compassionate, with wealth from agriculture and from water, ⟨and⟩ of bad character. He who is born of a benefic drekkāṇa has happiness, wealth and sons, is of lovely form, compassionate. One born in a mixed ⟨drekkāṇa⟩ is of ill character, devoted to other men's young women, of cruel gaze, and of unsteady soul.

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  • About this edition: svalamati is read svalpamati. dreṣkāṇa and dreṣkaṇa are both spelt within this one verse, as elsewhere in the corpus. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads खलमतिरटनः पापकर्माऽपवादी दाता भोगी दयालुः कृषिसलिलधनस्तोयभागे विशीलः । सौम्यद्रेष्काणजो यः सुखधनतनयश्चारुरूपो दयालु- र्जातो मिश्रे कुशीलः परयुवतिरतः क्रूरदृष्टिश्चलात्मा; this sentence names dreṣkaṇa, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मार्तण्डांशे खलात्मा बलसुतधनवान् पिङ्गलाक्षश्च कामी चन्द्रांशे भोगशाली परयुवतिरतः पण्डितो गोधनाढ्यः । भौमांशे क्रूरकर्मा चलमतिरटनः पित्तरोगी च लुब्धस्त्यागी रोगी बुधांशे ललिततनुरतिख्यातविद्यायशस्वी

mārtaṇḍāṃśe khalātmā balasutadhanavān piṅgalākṣaśca kāmī candrāṃśe bhogaśālī parayuvatirataḥ paṇḍito godhanāḍhyaḥ | bhaumāṃśe krūrakarmā calamatiraṭanaḥ pittarogī ca lubdhastyāgī rogī budhāṃśe lalitatanuratikhyātavidyāyaśasvī

In the aṃśa of Mārtaṇḍa ⟨the Sun⟩: wicked-souled, possessed of strength, sons and wealth, tawny-eyed, and lustful. In the Moon's aṃśa: enjoying pleasures, devoted to other men's young women, learned, rich in cattle and wealth. In Mars's aṃśa: of cruel deeds, of unsteady mind, a wanderer, suffering from bile-disease, and greedy. In Mercury's aṃśa: liberal, diseased, of graceful body, and greatly renowned for learning and fame.

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  • About this edition: aṃśa here is the division owned by the graha named; the verse does not restate which body occupies it. The series of seven grahas is completed in v.119.

जीवांशे यदि हेमकेशतनुगः श्रेष्ठः सुधी रूपवान् मन्त्री पण्डितवाक् प्रसन्नवदनो राजाधिराजप्रियः । शुक्रांशे परकामिनीजनरतस्त्यागी सुखी पण्डितो मन्दांशे यदि पापबुद्धिरधनः स्थूलद्विजो रोगवान्

jīvāṃśe yadi hemakeśatanugaḥ śreṣṭhaḥ sudhī rūpavān mantrī paṇḍitavāk prasannavadano rājādhirājapriyaḥ | śukrāṃśe parakāminījanaratastyāgī sukhī paṇḍito mandāṃśe yadi pāpabuddhiradhanaḥ sthūladvijo rogavān

If in Jupiter's aṃśa: with hair and body of gold, foremost, of good understanding, handsome, a counsellor, of learned speech, of cheerful face, dear to the king of kings. In Venus's aṃśa: devoted to other men's women, liberal, happy, learned. If in Saturn's aṃśa: of sinful mind, without wealth, thick-toothed, diseased.

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  • About this edition: sthūladija: dvija in the body-sense is 'tooth', so 'thick-toothed', not 'a stout brāhmaṇa'.

जातो मेषद्वादशांशे खलात्मा चोरः पापाचारधर्मानुरक्तः । स्त्रीवित्ताढ्यो रोगवानुक्षभाम्शे युग्मांशे तु द्यूतकृत्यः सुशीलः

jāto meṣadvādaśāṃśe khalātmā coraḥ pāpācāradharmānuraktaḥ | strīvittāḍhyo rogavānukṣabhāmśe yugmāṃśe tu dyūtakṛtyaḥ suśīlaḥ

One born in the Aries dvādaśāṃśa is wicked-souled, a thief, attached to the way of sinful conduct. In the Bull's ⟨Taurus⟩ dvādaśāṃśa: rich in women and wealth, ⟨and⟩ diseased. But in the Gemini dvādaśāṃśa: a doer of gambling, ⟨yet⟩ of good character.

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  • About this edition: The dvādaśāṃśa series opens here and continues past the end of this unit.

दुष्टाचारः कर्कटांशे तपस्वी सिंहे भागे राजकृत्यः सुशूरः । द्यूताचारः स्त्रीरतः कन्यकांशे व्यापारी स्यात् तौलिभांशे धनाढ्यः

duṣṭācāraḥ karkaṭāṃśe tapasvī siṃhe bhāge rājakṛtyaḥ suśūraḥ | dyūtācāraḥ strīrataḥ kanyakāṃśe vyāpārī syāt taulibhāṃśe dhanāḍhyaḥ

In the aṃśa of Cancer ⟨one is born⟩ of evil conduct, an ascetic; in the portion of Leo, employed in the king's business and very valiant; in the aṃśa of Virgo, addicted to gambling and given over to women; in the aṃśa of the Libra sign he becomes a merchant, rich in wealth.

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  • About this edition: The series is the DVĀDAŚĀṂŚA: v.120 opens it with मेषद्वादशांशे and abbreviates to -अंशे thereafter, so vv.120–122 cover all twelve signs (3+4+5). Metre is clean Śālinī and puts two epithets on each sign: Cancer = duṣṭācāra + tapasvī, Leo = rājakṛtya + suśūra, Virgo = dyūtācāra + strīrata, Libra = vyāpārī + dhanāḍhya. e-text reads क्र्कटांशे for कर्कटांशे; its hyphens are line-break artefacts, not compound joins. तपस्वी could also carry its other classical sense 'wretched, pitiable', which would sit more easily beside duṣṭācāra; rendered 'ascetic' for consistency with its unambiguously positive use at v.124. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कर्कटांशे; this sentence names क्र्कटांशे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कीटांशके धनरुचिर्विटचारनाथश्चापांशके पितृमहीसुरदेवभक्तः । सस्याधिपो मृगमुखांशभवः सभृत्यः कुम्भे खलस्त्वनिमिषे धनिकश्च विद्वान्

kīṭāṃśake dhanarucirviṭacāranāthaścāpāṃśake pitṛmahīsuradevabhaktaḥ | sasyādhipo mṛgamukhāṃśabhavaḥ sabhṛtyaḥ kumbhe khalastvanimiṣe dhanikaśca vidvān

In the aṃśa of Scorpio ⟨he is⟩ greedy for wealth and a chief among libertines; in the aṃśa of Sagittarius, devoted to the ancestors, to brāhmaṇas and to the gods; born in the aṃśa of Capricorn ⟨he is⟩ a lord of harvests, possessed of servants; in Aquarius, a knave; but in Pisces, wealthy and learned.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's 'नाथ-श्रापांशके' is read as नाथश्चापांशके (nāthaś cāpāṃśake) — 'a chief among libertines; in the Sagittarius aṃśa…'. The emendation श्च for श्र is confirmed, not guessed: the pāda then scans as exact Vasantatilakā (cā-pāṃ-śa-ke pi-tṛ-ma-hī-su-ra-de-va-bhak-taḥ = GGL GLL LGL LGL GG), which the transmitted text does not. कीतांशके is a typo for कीटांशके (kīṭa = Scorpio). मृगमुख ('deer-faced') = Capricorn, अनिमिष ('the unwinking') = Pisces — sign-epithets, rendered by the sign. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कीटांशके धनरुचिर्विटचारनाथ-श्चापांशके; this sentence names श्रापांशके and कीतांशके, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

त्रिंशांशे धरणीसुतस्य चपलः काठिन्यवाक् क्रूरधीर्मन्दस्याटनतत्परो मलिनधीर्जीवांशके वित्तवान् । सौम्यांशे गुरुदेवभक्तिनिरतः साधुप्रियो बन्धुमान् कामी कान्तवपुः सुखी च भृगुजत्रिंशांशके जायते

triṃśāṃśe dharaṇīsutasya capalaḥ kāṭhinyavāk krūradhīrmandasyāṭanatatparo malinadhīrjīvāṃśake vittavān | saumyāṃśe gurudevabhaktinirataḥ sādhupriyo bandhumān kāmī kāntavapuḥ sukhī ca bhṛgujatriṃśāṃśake jāyate

In the triṃśāṃśa of Mars ⟨the son of the Earth⟩ ⟨one is born⟩ fickle, harsh of speech, cruel of mind; in Saturn's, bent on wandering, of foul mind; in Jupiter's aṃśa, wealthy; in Mercury's aṃśa, absorbed in devotion to guru and gods, dear to the good, rich in kinsmen; and in the triṃśāṃśa of Venus one is born lustful, of lovely body, and happy.

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  • About this edition: The five named are exactly the five triṃśāṃśa lords, so the section changes varga here (vv.120–122 were dvādaśāṃśa). The e-text's सुल्ही is not a word and does not scan; read सुखी (happy), which the Śārdūlavikrīḍita fixes uniquely — su(L) khī(G) ca(L) is the required ja-gaṇa, while सुल्ही gives GGL. Also भाक्ति→भक्ति, and धरणिसुतस्य must be धरणीसुतस्य for the metre (position 6 requires a heavy). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धरणीसुतस्य चपलः काठिन्यवाक् क्रूरधी- र्मन्दस्याटनतत्परो मलिनधीर्जीवांशके वित्तवान् । सौम्यांशे गुरुदेवभक्तिनिरतः साधुप्रियो बन्धुमान् कामी कान्तवपुः सुखी; this sentence names धरणिसुतस्य and सुल्ही, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वाग्मी शिष्टाचारधर्मस्तपस्वी नित्योत्साही निर्मलो दानशीलः । तेजोविद्यारूपवान् सत्यवादी वीतारातिः सत्त्ववेलाप्रजातः

vāgmī śiṣṭācāradharmastapasvī nityotsāhī nirmalo dānaśīlaḥ | tejovidyārūpavān satyavādī vītārātiḥ sattvavelāprajātaḥ

Eloquent, of cultivated conduct and dharma, austere, ever energetic, spotless, given to giving, possessed of splendour, learning and beauty, truthful, free of enemies — such is one born in the sattva velā.

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  • About this edition: वेला (velā) is left as the technical term: the sattva/rajas/tamas division of the day defined in v.126 by half-yāmas. Clean Śālinī; no textual difficulty.

रजोवेलाजातः सुखधनयशोरूपबलवान् जितारातिः कामातुरमतिरबन्धुप्रियमनाः । तमोवेलाजातः परधनवधूको गतसुखः शठस्वामी बन्धुद्विजगुरुविरोधी चपलधीः

rajovelājātaḥ sukhadhanayaśorūpabalavān jitārātiḥ kāmāturamatirabandhupriyamanāḥ | tamovelājātaḥ paradhanavadhūko gatasukhaḥ śaṭhasvāmī bandhudvijaguruvirodhī capaladhīḥ

One born in the rajas velā has comfort, wealth, fame, beauty and strength, conquers his enemies, has a mind tormented by desire, and is not affectionate toward kinsmen. One born in the tamas velā covets others' wealth and others' wives, is bereft of happiness, is a deceitful master, sets himself against kinsmen, brāhmaṇas and gurus, and is fickle of mind.

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  • About this edition: Metrically perfect Śikhariṇī in all four pādas — nothing here is corrupt, so the harshness is the text's own. शठस्वामी is two-way: 'a deceitful master' (he is the crooked one) or 'having a deceitful master'. The Hindi keeps शठ स्वामी undecided; the English had to choose and takes the first, which the surrounding string of the native's own vices supports. परधनवधूकः is rendered at its weight (others' wealth AND others' wives), not softened to 'covetous'.

तमः सत्त्वरजोवेलास्तमः सत्त्वं रजस्तमः । भवन्त्यर्कदिनादीनामर्धयामैरनुक्रमात्

tamaḥ sattvarajovelāstamaḥ sattvaṃ rajastamaḥ | bhavantyarkadinādīnāmardhayāmairanukramāt

The velās ⟨are those of⟩ tamas, sattva and rajas; ⟨and they fall as⟩ tamas, sattva, rajas, tamas — by half-yāmas, in succession, for ⟨the days⟩ beginning with the Sun's.

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  • About this edition: The compound names three velās and the following enumeration then gives four terms (tamas, sattva, rajas, tamas). Read straight, the cycle simply restarts: a day of four yāmas holds eight ardha-yāmas, so t-s-r repeating fills the day and the fourth term is the beginning of the second turn. That reading is inference, not the verse's own statement, and the e-text's own header says it needs proofreading, so the enumeration is left exactly as transmitted rather than regularised. अर्धयाम = half a yāma; याम left untranslated as a unit.

मन्त्रिमङ्गलमार्तण्डशुक्रज्ञेन्दुशनैश्चराः । आरभ्य वारतो होरा रात्रौ पञ्चमवारतः

mantrimaṅgalamārtaṇḍaśukrajñenduśanaiścarāḥ | ārabhya vārato horā rātrau pañcamavārataḥ

Jupiter ⟨the minister⟩, Mars, the Sun, Venus, Mercury, the Moon, Saturn — ⟨in this order⟩ the horās ⟨run⟩, beginning from the ⟨lord of the⟩ weekday; at night, from the fifth weekday ⟨-lord⟩.

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  • About this edition: होरा here is the HOUR, not the ascendant (glossary allows both — noting which). शुल्क्र is a plain typo for शुक्र. The seven named, taken cyclically, are the standard descending order Saturn–Jupiter–Mars–Sun–Venus–Mercury–Moon, here entered at Jupiter; the rule that the night's horās start from the lord of the fifth weekday is what makes Jupiter the natural head of the list (Sunday + 4 = Thursday). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्त्रिमङ्गलमार्तण्डशुक्रज्ञेन्दुशनैश्चराः; this sentence names शुल्क्र, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्लेशायासः सम्पदः शोकरोगं विद्यावित्तं सर्वसम्पत् प्रभुत्वम् । जायासौख्यं वित्तनाशं दिनेशाज्जातस्यैतत्कालहोराफलं स्यात्

kleśāyāsaḥ sampadaḥ śokarogaṃ vidyāvittaṃ sarvasampat prabhutvam | jāyāsaukhyaṃ vittanāśaṃ dineśājjātasyaitatkālahorāphalaṃ syāt

Distress and toil; riches; sorrow and disease; learning and wealth; every prosperity; lordship; the happiness of a wife; loss of wealth — this is the result of the kāla-horā for one born ⟨in it⟩, ⟨reckoned⟩ from the Sun ⟨onward⟩.

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  • About this edition: The verse lists EIGHT fruits for seven horās; the count is left as transmitted rather than merged. If read in weekday order from the Sun, they fit as Sun = distress and toil, Moon = riches, Mars = sorrow and disease, Mercury = learning and wealth, Jupiter = every prosperity AND lordship, Venus = the happiness of a wife, Saturn = loss of wealth — but that pairing is our inference from sense, not something the verse says, and a lost word in this proofreading-flagged e-text is equally possible.

मार्तण्डसूनुतनयाश्रयभावजानि संवत्सरायनमुखप्रभवाखिलानि । होरादिवर्गजनितानि फलानि यानि संकीर्तितानि रविमुख्यवरप्रसादात्

mārtaṇḍasūnutanayāśrayabhāvajāni saṃvatsarāyanamukhaprabhavākhilāni | horādivargajanitāni phalāni yāni saṃkīrtitāni ravimukhyavaraprasādāt

The results that arise from the bhāva sheltering Māndi ⟨the son of Saturn, who is the son of the Sun⟩, all those produced by the year, the ayana and the rest, and those produced by the horā and the other vargas — all these have been declared, by the gracious boon of the Sun and the other ⟨grahas⟩.

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  • About this edition: PARTIAL: the closing pāda is corrupt and the name invoked is NOT recoverable. 'संकीर्तितानिर्विमुख्यवरप्रसादात्' counts 13 syllables where Vasantatilakā needs 14, and the syllable weights break at position 5–6, so something is lost or garbled between संकीर्तितानि and वरप्रसादात्. 'निर्विमुख्य' is not a Sanskrit word; it is left as a gap rather than emended, since no reading is metrically or lexically forced. The rest of the verse is sound and is the chapter's own summary, matching its title (मान्द्यब्दादिफलाध्याय): मार्तण्डसूनु = Saturn, and his तनय = Māndi/Gulika. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads संकीर्तितानि रविमुख्यवरप्रसादात्; this sentence names संकीर्तितानिर्विमुख्यवरप्रसादात्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads संकीर्तितानि रविमुख्यवरप्रसादात् for संकीर्तितानिर्विमुख्यवरप्रसादात् (metre, 2026-09-21): the pāda scans at 14, the name is recovered as रविमुख्य, 'the Sun and the others', and the English renders it with no gap.]

Adhyāya 10 · अथाष्टकवर्गाध्यायः

चक्रं विलिख्य सह लग्नदिवाकराद्यैः सूर्यादिलग्नभवनान्तवियच्चराणाम् । वाक्याष्टकोपगतवर्णनियोजिताश्चेद्भिन्नाष्टवर्गजनिताखिलबिन्दवः स्युः

cakraṃ vilikhya saha lagnadivākarādyaiḥ sūryādilagnabhavanāntaviyaccarāṇām | vākyāṣṭakopagatavarṇaniyojitāścedbhinnāṣṭavargajanitākhilabindavaḥ syuḥ

Having drawn the chakra with ⟨the columns of⟩ the lagna, the Sun and the rest — for the sky-moving grahas from the Sun onward and ending with the lagna-house — if ⟨they⟩ are set down by the letters found in the eight ⟨mnemonic⟩ vākyas, then all the bindus born of the bhinnāṣṭakavarga arise.

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  • About this edition: Pādas c–d are corrupt in this e-text (वाक्याष्टकोपगनवर्णनियोजिनाश्चेद्भिन्नाष्टवर्गजनिनाग्विलबिन्धवः): the frame — draw the chart, fill it from the mnemonic verses, the bhinnāṣṭakavarga bindus result — is recoverable; the exact mechanism-words are not, and none are supplied. Also विलिव्य for विलिख्य and मह for महा. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विलिख्य सह लग्नदिवाकराद्यैः सूर्यादिलग्नभवनान्तवियच्चराणाम् । वाक्याष्टकोपगतवर्णनियोजिताश्चेद्भिन्नाष्टवर्गजनिताखिलबिन्दवः; this sentence names वाक्याष्टकोपगनवर्णनियोजिनाश्चेद्भिन्नाष्टवर्गजनिनाग्विलबिन्धवः and विलिव्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads वाक्याष्टकोपगतवर्णनियोजिताश्चेद्भिन्नाष्टवर्गजनिताखिलबिन्दवः (lexicon, 2026-09-21): pādas c–d scan and construe, so they are no longer corrupt; and the word read here as महा is सह, 'together with', as the English takes it.]

देवो धवो धीगवशस्तमो रमा धूलिः क्रमादुष्णकरादिबिन्दवः । सालोलसंख्याः समुदायबिन्दवः सर्वाष्टवर्गः समुदायसंज्ञकः

devo dhavo dhīgavaśastamo ramā dhūliḥ kramāduṣṇakarādibindavaḥ | sālolasaṃkhyāḥ samudāyabindavaḥ sarvāṣṭavargaḥ samudāyasaṃjñakaḥ

The Sun 48, the Moon 49, Mars 39, Mercury 54, Jupiter 56, Venus 52, Saturn 39 — such, in order, are the bindus of the ⟨grahas⟩ beginning with the Sun. The aggregate bindus number sālola ⟨337, by kaṭapayādi⟩; the sarvāṣṭakavarga is named the samudāya (aggregate).

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  • About this edition: देव / धव / धीग / वश / तम / रमा / धूलि are kaṭapayādi: de-va 48, dha-va 49, dhī-ga 39, va-śa 54, ta-ma 56, ra-mā 52, dhū-li 39 — exactly the canonical bhinnāṣṭakavarga totals of Sun through Saturn (sum 337). पाद c (सालोलमंख्याः भमुदायांबन्दवः) is corrupt; only 'the bindus of the aggregate of signs' and the name samudāyāṣṭakavarga are secure. The lagna's own total (49) is not given here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्रमादुष्णकरादिबिन्दवः । सालोलसंख्याः समुदायबिन्दवः सर्वाष्टवर्गः समुदायसंज्ञकः; this sentence names भमुदायांबन्दवः and सालोलमंख्याः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads सालोलसंख्याः समुदायबिन्दवः for सालोलमंख्याः भमुदायांबन्दवः (metre, 2026-09-21): pāda c is no longer corrupt; it gives the aggregate as sālola, 337 by kaṭapayādi, and the English renders it.]

मेषादियद्गृहगता वसुसङ्ख्ययातास्तद्भावपुष्टिबलवृद्धिकरा भवन्ति । षट्पञ्चसप्तसहितानि शुभप्रदानि त्रिद्व्येकबिन्दुयुतभानि न शोभनानि

meṣādiyadgṛhagatā vasusaṅkhyayātāstadbhāvapuṣṭibalavṛddhikarā bhavanti | ṣaṭpañcasaptasahitāni śubhapradāni tridvyekabinduyutabhāni na śobhanāni

Those signs from Aries onward to which the number eight ⟨of bindus⟩ has come cause nourishment, strength and increase of that bhāva. Signs holding six, five or seven are givers of auspiciousness; signs joined with three, two or one bindu are not good.

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  • About this edition: षड्-पञ्च-सप्त stands in the mūla in that order (six, five, seven), and त्रि-द्वि-एक in that order (three, two, one); both kept as the text has them. शुभ्रप्रदानि is the e-text's reading for शुभप्रदानि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads षट्पञ्चसप्तसहितानि शुभप्रदानि; this sentence names शुभ्रप्रदानि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मिश्रं फलं भवति सागरबिन्दुयोगे रोगापवादभयदा यदि शून्यभावाः । एकादिबिन्दुयुतभानुमुखग्रहाणां भिन्नाष्टवर्गजनि सर्वफलं प्रवच्मि

miśraṃ phalaṃ bhavati sāgarabinduyoge rogāpavādabhayadā yadi śūnyabhāvāḥ | ekādibinduyutabhānumukhagrahāṇāṃ bhinnāṣṭavargajani sarvaphalaṃ pravacmi

With a conjunction of four (sāgara) bindus the fruit is mixed; if the bhāvas are empty ⟨of bindus⟩ they give disease, calumny and fear. Of the grahas beginning with the Sun joined with one bindu and upward, I now declare the whole fruit born of the bhinnāṣṭakavarga.

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  • About this edition: सागर = 4. प्रवचिम् is the e-text's reading for प्रवच्मि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्रवच्मि; this sentence names प्रवचिम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

करोति नानाविधरोगदुःखभयाटनादीनि च सैकबिन्दुः । द्विको मनस्तापनृपालचोरकृतापवादाशननाशनानि

karoti nānāvidharogaduḥkhabhayāṭanādīni ca saikabinduḥ | dviko manastāpanṛpālacorakṛtāpavādāśananāśanāni

With one bindu it causes diseases of many kinds, sorrow, fear, wandering and the like. With two, ⟨it causes⟩ anguish of mind, calumny wrought by kings and by thieves, and ruin of food.

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  • About this edition: पाद d (कुताण्वादाशननाशनानि) is corrupt: कृत ('wrought by'), नृपाल, चोर, अशन/आशन ('food, eating') and नाशन ('ruin') are legible; the compounding between them is not, and nothing is supplied beyond the bracketed 'wealth'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मनस्तापनृपालचोरकृतापवादाशननाशनानि; this sentence names कुताण्वादाशननाशनानि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads चोरकृतापवादाशननाशनानि for चोरकुताण्वादाशननाशनानि (metre, 2026-09-21): pāda d scans and construes, and the English renders it whole, with अपवाद, calumny, and no bracketed 'wealth'.]

त्रिकस्त्वसञ्चारकृशावलम्बकलेवरव्याकुलमानसानि । सुखासुखार्थव्ययवित्तलाभफलप्रदः सागरबिन्दुकः स्यात्

trikastvasañcārakṛśāvalambakalevaravyākulamānasāni | sukhāsukhārthavyayavittalābhaphalapradaḥ sāgarabindukaḥ syāt

With three: no movement ⟨abroad⟩, emaciation, dependence ⟨on others⟩, and distress of body and mind. The four-bindu ⟨sign⟩ gives happiness and unhappiness, wealth and expenditure, and gain of money.

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  • About this edition: पाद a–b (त्वसञ्चारकृशावलम्बकतेञ्रव्यकुलमानसानि) is corrupt: असञ्चार, कृश, अवलम्बक and व्याकुल-मानस are legible; the syllables between them (कते-ञ्र-व्य) are not, and are left as an ellipsis rather than filled. सागर = 4. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads त्रिकस्त्वसञ्चारकृशावलम्बकलेवरव्याकुलमानसानि । सुखासुखार्थव्ययवित्तलाभफलप्रदः; this sentence names त्वसञ्चारकृशावलम्बकतेञ्रव्यकुलमानसानि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads कृशावलम्बकलेवरव्याकुलमानसानि for कृशावलम्बकतेञ्रव्यकुलमानसानि (metre, 2026-09-21): pādas a–b scan, the gap is filled by कलेवर, the body, and the English renders it with no ellipsis.]

सद्वस्त्रलाभसुतलालनसाधुसङ्गविद्याधनानि कुरुते च सपञ्चबिन्दुः । षड्बिन्दुकस्तु नवमोहनरूपशीलसङ्ग्रामजिद्धनयशोबलवाहनानि

sadvastralābhasutalālanasādhusaṅgavidyādhanāni kurute ca sapañcabinduḥ | ṣaḍbindukastu navamohanarūpaśīlasaṅgrāmajiddhanayaśobalavāhanāni

With five bindus it brings gain of fine garments, the fondling of sons, the company of the good, learning and wealth. With six bindus: fresh bewitching beauty, good conduct, victory in battle, wealth, fame, strength and vehicles.

ससप्तबिन्दुस्तुरगादियानसेनाधनप्राभवशोभनानि । बिन्द्वष्टकः सप्तगुणाभिरामराजप्रतापं प्रकटीकरोति

sasaptabindusturagādiyānasenādhanaprābhavaśobhanāni | bindvaṣṭakaḥ saptaguṇābhirāmarājapratāpaṃ prakaṭīkaroti

With seven bindus: horses and other conveyances, an army, wealth, dominion and splendour. With eight bindus it makes manifest the majesty of a king, delightful with the seven ⟨royal⟩ qualities.

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  • About this edition: ससप्न is the e-text's reading for ससप्त. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ससप्तबिन्दुस्तुरगादियानसेनाधनप्राभवशोभनानि; this sentence names ससप्न, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शरादिबिन्दुस्थितराशियातः स्वकीयवर्गे शुभदस्तु नित्यम् । अतोऽन्यथा चेदफलप्रदाता गोचारतः शून्यफले प्रमादी

śarādibindusthitarāśiyātaḥ svakīyavarge śubhadastu nityam | ato'nyathā cedaphalapradātā gocārataḥ śūnyaphale pramādī

A graha gone to a sign standing at five (śara) bindus or more in its own varga is always a giver of auspiciousness. If it is otherwise, it gives no fruit; and by transit (gocāra), in a sign of nil fruit ⟨zero bindus⟩ it is a bringer of mishap.

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  • About this edition: शर = 5. प्रमादी is literally 'heedless / causing a lapse'; in a gocāra clause the sense is that the passage brings a lapse or mishap. शुन्यफले is the e-text's spelling for शून्यफले. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शून्यफले; this sentence names शुन्यफले, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वोच्चमित्रादिवर्गस्थाः केन्द्रादिबलसंयुताः । अनिष्टफलदाः सर्वे स्वल्पबिन्दुयुता यदि

svoccamitrādivargasthāḥ kendrādibalasaṃyutāḥ | aniṣṭaphaladāḥ sarve svalpabinduyutā yadi

All grahas standing in their own exaltation, in a friend's varga and the rest, and endowed with the strength of a kendra and so on, are givers of unwanted results if they are joined with very few bindus.

दुष्टस्थानस्थिता ये च ये च नीचारिभांशगाः । ते सर्वे शुभदा नित्यमधिबिन्दुयुता यदि

duṣṭasthānasthitā ye ca ye ca nīcāribhāṃśagāḥ | te sarve śubhadā nityamadhibinduyutā yadi

And those standing in evil houses, and those gone to debilitation, to an enemy's sign or to ⟨an enemy's⟩ aṃśa — all of them are always givers of auspiciousness if they are joined with abundant bindus.

दिनेशमुख्यग्रहवर्गकेषु यदा शनिः शून्यगृहं प्रयातः । करोति पित्रादिकभावजानामतीव रोगारिभयाकुलानि

dineśamukhyagrahavargakeṣu yadā śaniḥ śūnyagṛhaṃ prayātaḥ | karoti pitrādikabhāvajānāmatīva rogāribhayākulāni

When, in the vargas of the Sun and the other chief grahas, Saturn goes to an empty sign ⟨of zero bindus⟩, it makes those ⟨signified⟩ by the bhāva of the father and the rest exceedingly beset with disease, enemies and fear.

लग्नं गते दिनकरे रिपुनीचभागे जातः कृशानुयुगबिन्दुयुते च रोगी । वाणादिबिन्दुसहितोदयगे दिनेशे स्वोच्चेऽथवा निजगृहे नृपतिश्चिरायुः

lagnaṃ gate dinakare ripunīcabhāge jātaḥ kṛśānuyugabinduyute ca rogī | vāṇādibindusahitodayage dineśe svocce'thavā nijagṛhe nṛpatiścirāyuḥ

When the Sun has gone to the lagna in an enemy's or a debilitation portion (bhāga), and it is joined with three (kṛśānu) or four (yuga) bindus, the native is diseased. When the Sun is in the rising sign joined with five (vāṇa) bindus or more, or in its own exaltation or in its own house, ⟨he is⟩ a king, long-lived.

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  • About this edition: कृशानु = 3, युग = 4, वाण = 5. उदगे is the e-text's reading; the parallel with लग्नं गते in pāda a requires उदये, 'in the rising sign'.

केन्द्रत्रिकोणोपगते दिनेशे षट्पञ्चसप्ताष्टकबिन्दुवर्गे । रुद्रामलानीलचलाब्दकेषु जातस्य वा तज्जनकस्य मृत्युः

kendratrikoṇopagate dineśe ṣaṭpañcasaptāṣṭakabinduvarge | rudrāmalānīlacalābdakeṣu jātasya vā tajjanakasya mṛtyuḥ

When the Sun is in a kendra or a trikoṇa, in the varga of six, five, seven or eight bindus, in the years named rudrā, malā, nīla and calā ⟨in that order; by kaṭapayādi 22, 35, 30 and 36, though rudra can also be read as eleven⟩ comes the death of the native, or of his father.

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  • About this edition: पाद c (रुद्रामलानीचलाब्दकेषु) is corrupt: of the year-list only रुद्र = 11 is decipherable. The remaining year-numbers CANNOT be read and are deliberately not supplied — the verse's substantive claim (death of the native or of the father) is legible, the years attached to it are not. जातस्य् is the e-text's reading for जातस्य. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रुद्रामलानीलचलाब्दकेषु जातस्य; this sentence names रुद्रामलानीचलाब्दकेषु and जातस्य्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads रुद्रामलानीलचलाब्दकेषु for रुद्रामलानीचलाब्दकेषु (metre, 2026-09-21): pāda c scans, and the English now gives the years rudrā, malā, nīla, calā as 22, 35, 30 and 36 by kaṭapayādi.]

शोध्यावशिष्टद्वयबिन्दुयाते केन्द्रस्थिते सेन्दुशनीन्दुसूनौ । भानौ दशाब्दात्परतः समृद्धां तातस्य राज्यश्रियमाहुरार्याः

śodhyāvaśiṣṭadvayabinduyāte kendrasthite senduśanīndusūnau | bhānau daśābdātparataḥ samṛddhāṃ tātasya rājyaśriyamāhurāryāḥ

When the Sun, together with the Moon, Saturn and Mercury (indu-sūnu, 'son of the Moon'), stands in a kendra, having gone to ⟨a sign of⟩ the two bindus left over after the reduction (śodhya), the noble ones declare a prosperous royal fortune for the father after the tenth year.

शून्यागारं तरणिशशिनोरष्टवर्गे तदीयो मासो राशिः सकलशुभदे कर्मणि त्याज्य आहुः । यक्ष्मालस्यं शशिनि तनुगे सैकलोकाक्षिबिन्दौ सप्तत्रिंशच्छरदि मरणं द्वित्रिखेटान्विते च

śūnyāgāraṃ taraṇiśaśinoraṣṭavarge tadīyo māso rāśiḥ sakalaśubhade karmaṇi tyājya āhuḥ | yakṣmālasyaṃ śaśini tanuge saikalokākṣibindau saptatriṃśaccharadi maraṇaṃ dvitrikheṭānvite ca

The empty sign ⟨of zero bindus⟩ in the aṣṭakavarga of the Sun and of the Moon — its month and its sign are to be shunned in every wholly auspicious act, they say. When the Moon is in the first house (tanu) with one, three or two bindus, ⟨there is⟩ consumption and sloth; and death in the thirty-seventh year when it is joined with two or three grahas.

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  • About this edition: सौकलोकाक्षिबिन्दौ read as सैक-लोक-अक्षि-बिन्दौ (1, 3, 2), on the pattern of सैकबिन्दुः in v. 5; लोक = 3, अक्षि = 2. पाद d वित्र्खेटान्विते is corrupt — only खेट ('graha') is legible, the qualifier before it is not and is not supplied. सप्तत्रिंशत् शरदि = the 37th year, kept exactly. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सैकलोकाक्षिबिन्दौ सप्तत्रिंशच्छरदि मरणं द्वित्रिखेटान्विते; this sentence names सौकलोकाक्षिबिन्दौ and वित्र्खेटान्विते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads द्वित्रिखेटान्विते for वित्र्खेटान्विते (metre, 2026-09-21): pāda d scans, the qualifier is द्वित्रि, 'two or three', and the English renders it.]

केन्द्रत्रिकोणायगते शशाङ्के नीचारिगे वृद्धिकलाविहीने । बिन्दुद्विके वा यदि सत्रिबिन्दौ तद्भावनाशं कथयन्ति तज्ज्ञाः

kendratrikoṇāyagate śaśāṅke nīcārige vṛddhikalāvihīne | bindudvike vā yadi satribindau tadbhāvanāśaṃ kathayanti tajjñāḥ

When the Moon has gone to a kendra, a trikoṇa or the 11th (āya) but is in debilitation or an enemy's sign and devoid of waxing digits, and there are two bindus, or if three bindus, then those who know it declare the destruction of that bhāva.

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  • About this edition: निचारिगे is the e-text's spelling for नीचारिगे. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नीचारिगे; this sentence names निचारिगे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वेदादिबिन्दुयुतकोणचतुष्टये वा लाभे विधौ बलयुते यदि भाववृद्धिः । बिन्द्वष्टके शशिनि केन्द्रगते तु जाता विद्यायशोधनबलप्रबला नरेन्द्राः

vedādibinduyutakoṇacatuṣṭaye vā lābhe vidhau balayute yadi bhāvavṛddhiḥ | bindvaṣṭake śaśini kendragate tu jātā vidyāyaśodhanabalaprabalā narendrāḥ

But when the Moon, endowed with strength, is in the four trines and kendras, or in the 11th (lābha), joined with four (veda) bindus or more, there is increase of the bhāva. And when the Moon is in a kendra with eight bindus, there are born kings mighty in learning, fame, wealth and strength.

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  • About this edition: पाद a reads देवादिबिन्दु; देव is no available number-word for a bindu count (whose maximum is 8), and the parallels in this chapter (सागर 4, वाण 5, शर 5, पञ्चादि 5) make वेदादि (4) the evident reading. Flagged, not certain — the number four here rests on that emendation. बिन्दुद्वष्टके is the e-text's reading for बिन्द्वष्टके. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वेदादिबिन्दुयुतकोणचतुष्टये वा लाभे विधौ बलयुते यदि भाववृद्धिः । बिन्द्वष्टके; this sentence names बिन्दुद्वष्टके and देवादिबिन्दु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वोच्चस्वके गुरुसुखोदयमानयाते बिन्द्वष्टके च यदि कोटिधनप्रभुः स्यात् । चापाजसिंहमृगकीटविलग्नसंस्थे भौमे चतुष्टयफलोपगते च राजा

svoccasvake gurusukhodayamānayāte bindvaṣṭake ca yadi koṭidhanaprabhuḥ syāt | cāpājasiṃhamṛgakīṭavilagnasaṃsthe bhaume catuṣṭayaphalopagate ca rājā

When Jupiter is in its own exaltation or its own sign, or gone to the 4th (sukha), the ascendant (udaya) or the 10th (māna), and there are eight bindus, ⟨the native⟩ becomes lord of wealth in crores. And when Mars is placed in Sagittarius, Aries, Leo, Capricorn or Scorpio as the ascendant (vilagna) and attains the fruit of a kendra (catuṣṭaya), ⟨he is⟩ a king.

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  • About this edition: बुन्द्वष्टके is the e-text's reading for बिन्द्वष्टके. The five signs named — चाप Sagittarius, अज Aries, सिंह Leo, मृग Capricorn, कीट Scorpio — are kept exactly and in the text's order. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बिन्द्वष्टके च यदि कोटिधनप्रभुः; this sentence names बुन्द्वष्टके, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बिन्द्वष्टके धरणिजेऽतिलघुक्षितीशो मानेऽथवा तनुगते च महीपतिः स्यात् । जातोऽवनीशकुलजो यदि देशनाथः स्वोच्चस्वराशिसहिते नृपचक्रवर्ती

bindvaṣṭake dharaṇije'tilaghukṣitīśo māne'thavā tanugate ca mahīpatiḥ syāt | jāto'vanīśakulajo yadi deśanāthaḥ svoccasvarāśisahite nṛpacakravartī

With eight bindus on Mars (dharaṇija), ⟨the native is⟩ a ruler of a very small ⟨domain⟩; but if ⟨Mars is⟩ in the 10th (māna) or in the first house (tanu), he becomes a lord of the earth. If born in a royal family, he is lord of a country; and when ⟨Mars is⟩ together with its own exaltation or its own sign, an emperor (nṛpacakravartī).

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  • About this edition: नृपचक्र्वर्ती is the e-text's reading for नृपचक्रवर्ती. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नृपचक्रवर्ती; this sentence names नृपचक्र्वर्ती, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

केन्द्रत्रिकोणे वसुबिन्दुके ज्ञे जातीयविद्याधिकभोगशाली । स्वोच्चादिकैकद्वितयत्रिबिन्दौ तद्भाववृद्धिर्नच भावहानिः

kendratrikoṇe vasubinduke jñe jātīyavidyādhikabhogaśālī | svoccādikaikadvitayatribindau tadbhāvavṛddhirnaca bhāvahāniḥ

When Mercury (jña) is in a kendra or a trikoṇa with eight (vasu) bindus, ⟨the native⟩ is rich in the learning proper to his kind and in abundant enjoyments. When ⟨Mercury is⟩ in its own exaltation and the rest with one, two or three bindus, there is increase of that bhāva and not harm to the bhāva.

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  • About this edition: वसु = 8.

बिन्द्वाधिक्यं यत्तदागारमासे विद्यारम्भः सर्वविद्याकरः स्यात् । गोचारेण ज्ञस्य शून्यालयस्थे मन्दे बन्धुज्ञातिसम्पद्विनाशः

bindvādhikyaṃ yattadāgāramāse vidyārambhaḥ sarvavidyākaraḥ syāt | gocāreṇa jñasya śūnyālayasthe mande bandhujñātisampadvināśaḥ

In the month of that sign in which the bindus are most abundant, a beginning of study makes ⟨the child⟩ a master of all learning. When by transit (gocāra) Saturn stands in an empty sign ⟨of zero bindus⟩ of Mercury's ⟨aṣṭakavarga⟩, there is destruction of the prosperity of kinsmen and of kindred.

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  • About this edition: ज्ञस्यं is the e-text's reading for ज्ञस्य; शुन्यालय for शून्यालय. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ज्ञस्य शून्यालयस्थे; this sentence names शुन्यालय and ज्ञस्यं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीवाष्टवर्गाधिकबिन्दुराशौ लग्ने निषेकं कुरुते सुतार्थी । तद्राशिदिग्भागगृहस्थितानि गोवित्तयानानि बहूनि च स्युः

jīvāṣṭavargādhikabindurāśau lagne niṣekaṃ kurute sutārthī | tadrāśidigbhāgagṛhasthitāni govittayānāni bahūni ca syuḥ

One who desires a son should perform impregnation (niṣeka) when the sign of most bindus in Jupiter's aṣṭakavarga is the ascendant. And the cattle, wealth and vehicles kept in the quarter, the portion and the building ⟨belonging to⟩ that sign will be many.

जीवाष्टवर्गलघुबिन्दुगृहोपयाते भानौ कृताखिलशुभानि विनाशितानि । पञ्चादिबिन्दुकरिपुव्ययरन्ध्रगेज्ये जातश्चिरायुरतिवित्तजितारिकः स्यात्

jīvāṣṭavargalaghubindugṛhopayāte bhānau kṛtākhilaśubhāni vināśitāni | pañcādibindukaripuvyayarandhragejye jātaścirāyurativittajitārikaḥ syāt

When the Sun goes to a sign of few bindus in Jupiter's aṣṭakavarga, all the auspicious things that were done are destroyed. When Jupiter (ijya), with five bindus or more, is in the 6th (ripu), the 12th (vyaya) or the 8th (randhra), the native is long-lived, exceedingly wealthy and a conqueror of enemies.

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  • About this edition: पञ्चादिबिन्दिन्करिपुव्ययरन्ध्रगेज्ये is corrupt: पञ्चादिबिन्दु and रिपु-व्यय-रन्ध्र-गे इज्ये are legible, the syllables between them (इन्कर) are not and nothing is supplied for them. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पञ्चादिबिन्दुकरिपुव्ययरन्ध्रगेज्ये; this sentence names पञ्चादिबिन्दिन्करिपुव्ययरन्ध्रगेज्ये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वोच्चेऽथवा निजगृहे वसुबिन्दुयुक्ते केन्द्रस्थिते सुरगुरौ गुरुभावगे वा । नीचारिभावमपहाय विमूढराशौ जातः स्वकीययशसा पृथिवीपतिः स्यात्

svocce'thavā nijagṛhe vasubinduyukte kendrasthite suragurau gurubhāvage vā | nīcāribhāvamapahāya vimūḍharāśau jātaḥ svakīyayaśasā pṛthivīpatiḥ syāt

When Jupiter (suraguru) is in its exaltation or in its own house joined with eight (vasu) bindus and standing in a kendra, or gone to Jupiter's own bhāva ⟨the 9th⟩ — leaving aside a debilitation or an enemy bhāva and a bewildered (vimūḍha) sign — the native becomes a lord of the earth by his own fame.

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  • About this edition: वसुबन्धुयुक्ते: वसु = 8 is secure; बन्धु stands where बिन्दु is expected throughout this chapter and is taken as the e-text's corruption of it. विमूढराशि is left as the text's own technical term (the e-text defines it nowhere here) rather than resolved to 'combust'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वसुबिन्दुयुक्ते; this sentence names वसुबन्धुयुक्ते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यदा महीदेवकुलप्रजाता तदीययोगे नरपालतुल्याः । कृतानि पुण्यप्रभवप्रसिद्धबुद्धिप्रतापानि गुणाभिरामाः

yadā mahīdevakulaprajātā tadīyayoge narapālatulyāḥ | kṛtāni puṇyaprabhavaprasiddhabuddhipratāpāni guṇābhirāmāḥ

When those born in the family of the earth-gods ⟨brāhmaṇas⟩ are born in that same yoga, they are the equals of kings; their deeds are renowned as sprung from merit, and they are of ⟨great⟩ intellect and majesty, delightful with good qualities.

ससप्तबिन्दौ सह लक्ष्मणेन जीवे बहुस्त्रीधनपुत्रवन्तः । षड्बिन्दुके वाहनवित्तवन्तः सपञ्चबिन्दौ जयशीलवन्तः

sasaptabindau saha lakṣmaṇena jīve bahustrīdhanaputravantaḥ | ṣaḍbinduke vāhanavittavantaḥ sapañcabindau jayaśīlavantaḥ

When Jupiter has seven bindus together with ⟨auspicious⟩ marks, ⟨such men⟩ possess many wives, wealth and sons; with six bindus, vehicles and wealth; with five bindus, victory and good conduct.

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  • About this edition: सह लक्ष्मणेन: लक्ष्मण is taken as the e-text's spelling of लक्षण, 'auspicious marks'.

साष्टबिन्दुफलकोणकेन्द्रगे भार्गवे तु बलवाहनाधिपः । आयुरन्तमविनाशभोगवान् वित्तरत्नविभुरद्रिबिन्दुके

sāṣṭabinduphalakoṇakendrage bhārgave tu balavāhanādhipaḥ | āyurantamavināśabhogavān vittaratnavibhuradribinduke

But when Venus (bhārgava), with the fruit of eight bindus, is in a trikoṇa or a kendra, ⟨the native is⟩ master of armies and vehicles; and with seven (adri) bindus he enjoys undiminished enjoyment to the end of his life and is lord of wealth and gems.

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  • About this edition: अद्रि = 7. वित्तरव्न is the e-text's reading for वित्तरत्न. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वित्तरत्नविभुरद्रिबिन्दुके; this sentence names वित्तरव्न, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नीचास्तरिष्फनिधनोपगते तु काव्ये पूर्वोदितक्षितिपयोगविनाशनं स्यात् । शुक्रोऽल्पबिन्दुयुतमन्दिरदिग्विभागे स्त्रीवश्यहेतुशयनीयगृहं प्रशस्तम्

nīcāstariṣphanidhanopagate tu kāvye pūrvoditakṣitipayogavināśanaṃ syāt | śukro'lpabinduyutamandiradigvibhāge strīvaśyahetuśayanīyagṛhaṃ praśastam

But when Venus (kāvya) is in debilitation, combust (asta), in the 12th (riṣpha) or in the 8th (nidhana), there follows the destruction of the royal yoga stated before. In the direction and the portion of the house joined with few bindus of Venus, a bedchamber is commended as a means of a woman's subjugation.

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  • About this edition: दिग्वभागे is the e-text's reading for दिग्भागे. The second half prescribes the LOW-bindu direction for the bedchamber; rendered as it stands, without reversing it to the expected 'many bindus'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुक्रोऽल्पबिन्दुयुतमन्दिरदिग्विभागे; this sentence names दिग्वभागे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कोणस्य शून्यतरराशिगते तु मन्दे जातस्य मृत्युफलमाशुधनक्षयो वा । एकद्विलोकयुगबिन्दुयुते च केन्द्रे मुक्ते स्वतुङ्गभवने रविजेऽल्पमायुः

koṇasya śūnyatararāśigate tu mande jātasya mṛtyuphalamāśudhanakṣayo vā | ekadvilokayugabinduyute ca kendre mukte svatuṅgabhavane ravije'lpamāyuḥ

But when Saturn goes to the emptiest sign of the trine, the fruit is the native's death, or a swift loss of wealth. And when Saturn (ravija) is in a kendra joined with one, two, three (loka) or four (yuga) bindus, its own exaltation house being excepted, the life-span is short.

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  • About this edition: मने is the e-text's reading for मन्दे (Saturn), the subject required by रविजे in pāda d. लोक = 3, युग = 4. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्दे; this sentence names मने, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

षट्पञ्चबिन्दुसहिते तनुगे बलाढ्ये जन्मादिदुःखबहुलं धननाशमेति । मन्दे शरादिफलनीचसपत्नभावे जातश्चिरायुरतिशोभनवर्गकेन्दौ

ṣaṭpañcabindusahite tanuge balāḍhye janmādiduḥkhabahulaṃ dhananāśameti | mande śarādiphalanīcasapatnabhāve jātaścirāyuratiśobhanavargakendau

When ⟨Saturn⟩, strong, occupies the tanu-bhāva ⟨the 1st house⟩ with six or five bindus, ⟨the native⟩ meets with much sorrow from birth onward and comes to destruction of wealth. ⟨But⟩ when Saturn, with five or more ⟨bindus⟩, is in a debilitation sign or in the house of the rival ⟨the 6th⟩ and the Moon ⟨indu⟩ is in a very auspicious varga, the one born is long-lived.

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  • About this edition: Continues the Saturn series begun at v.30 (रविजे). E-text निदु = बिन्दु; शर = 5, so शरादि = 'five and upward', the idiom of ch.10 v.24 पञ्चादिबिन्दु-. The closing words अतिभनवर्गकेन्द्रौ are corrupt — a dual केन्द्रौ with no governing clause — and are left untranslated rather than guessed; only जातश्चिरायुः is rendered from that pāda. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads षट्पञ्चबिन्दुसहिते तनुगे बलाढ्ये जन्मादिदुःखबहुलं धननाशमेति । मन्दे शरादिफलनीचसपत्नभावे जातश्चिरायुरतिशोभनवर्गकेन्द्रौ; this sentence names निदु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads जातश्चिरायुरतिशोभनवर्गकेन्दौ for जातश्चिरायुरतिशोभनवर्गकेन्द्रौ, on the lexicon; the compound is अतिशोभनवर्गक + इन्दौ, 'the Moon in a very auspicious varga', a locative that construes with मन्दे … भावे, as the machine reads of all five printings give it. So this note's 'a dual केन्द्रौ with no governing clause … left untranslated' is superseded, and so is note 1's 'corrupt and metrically defective … left unrendered'.]
  • About this edition: The e-text reads nidu for bindu. śara = 5, ṣaṭ = 6. The fourth quarter (atibhanavargakendrau) is corrupt and metrically defective in this e-text and is left unrendered rather than guessed.

मूढारिनीचगृहगे शरवेदबिन्दौ दास्युष्ट्रवित्तसहितास्तनये तनुस्थे । सौरेऽष्टबिन्दुगणिते परमन्त्रतन्त्रग्रामाधिपास्तु गिरिबिन्दुगृहे धनाढ्यः

mūḍhārinīcagṛhage śaravedabindau dāsyuṣṭravittasahitāstanaye tanusthe | saure'ṣṭabindugaṇite paramantratantragrāmādhipāstu giribindugṛhe dhanāḍhyaḥ

When the son ⟨of the Sun, Saturn⟩ stands in the tanu-bhāva ⟨the 1st house⟩ — though gone to a combust, an enemy's or a debilitation sign — with five or four bindus, ⟨men are⟩ endowed with maidservants, camels and wealth. When Saturn is reckoned with eight bindus, ⟨men become⟩ masters of others' mantra and tantra, and lords of villages; and in a house of seven bindus ⟨the native is⟩ rich in wealth.

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  • About this edition: Number-words: शर = 5, वेद = 4, गिरि = 7 (the seven kula-mountains). The e-text's तन्त्रग्नामाधिपाः is read as तन्त्रज्ञ-ग्रामाधिपाः, which the compound requires; स्तनये for तनये is the e-text's own doubled sibilant. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads तन्त्रग्रामाधिपास्तु for तन्त्रग्नामाधिपास्तु and वित्तसहितास्तनये for वित्तहितास्तनये (metre, 2026-09-21): no ज्ञ is read, and the स् of स्तनये is the visarga's sandhi before तनये, not a doubled sibilant.]
  • About this edition: Number-words: śara = 5, veda = 4, giri = 7 (the seven mountains). 'paramantratantragna' is corrupt for °jña ('knower'); 'tanaye tanusthe' is read as the 5th-lord in the lagna, but the compound is ambiguous in this e-text. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads परमन्त्रतन्त्रग्रामाधिपास्तु (metre, 2026-09-21): the compound is परमन्त्र-तन्त्र-ग्राम-अधिप, 'masters of others' mantra and tantra, and lords of villages', so no °jña is read.] [2026-10-02: 'tanaye tanusthe' is not the 5th lord in the lagna: verse 31 has already placed Saturn (मन्दे) in the lagna (तनुगे), and तनये here is the Sun's son, Saturn, as the English renders it; read in context the compound is not ambiguous.]

आलिख्य चक्रं नवपूर्वरेखा याम्योत्तरस्था दश च त्रिरेखाः । प्रस्तारकं षण्णवतिप्रकोष्ठं पङ्क्त्यष्टकं चाष्टकवर्गजं स्यात्

ālikhya cakraṃ navapūrvarekhā yāmyottarasthā daśa ca trirekhāḥ | prastārakaṃ ṣaṇṇavatiprakoṣṭhaṃ paṅktyaṣṭakaṃ cāṣṭakavargajaṃ syāt

Having drawn the figure — nine lines running east ⟨and west⟩, and ten and three ⟨that is, thirteen⟩ placed north and south — the prastāra of ninety-six compartments, of eight rows, is what arises from the aṣṭakavarga.

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  • About this edition: The arithmetic is self-checking and fixes the reading: 9 lines one way enclose 8 rows (पङ्क्त्यष्टक — the eight contributors, seven grahas and the lagna), 13 lines the other enclose 12 columns (the rāśis), and 8 × 12 = 96, the ṣaṇṇavati-prakoṣṭa the verse itself names. दश च त्रि is therefore 13, not 'ten, and three'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads षण्णवतिप्रकोष्ठं; this sentence names prakoṣṭa, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: daśa ca tri = ten and three = 13; ṣaṇṇavati = 96 (8 rows × 12 signs).

होराशशीबोधनशुक्रसूर्यभौमामरेन्द्रार्चितभानुपुत्राः । याम्यादिपङ्क्त्यष्टकराशिनाथाः क्रमेण तद्विन्दुफलप्रदाः स्युः

horāśaśībodhanaśukrasūryabhaumāmarendrārcitabhānuputrāḥ | yāmyādipaṅktyaṣṭakarāśināthāḥ krameṇa tadvinduphalapradāḥ syuḥ

Horā ⟨the lagna⟩, the Moon, Mercury (bodhana), Venus, the Sun, Mars, the one honoured by the lord of the immortals ⟨Jupiter⟩, and the son of the Sun ⟨Saturn⟩ — these are the lords of the eight rows beginning from the south, and of the signs; in order they give the fruit of their bindus.

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  • About this edition: होरा is the lagna here (glossary: 'the ascendant/hour, per context'), since aṣṭakavarga has eight contributors and only seven are grahas. The order after it — Moon, Mercury, Venus, Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn — is the horā (Chaldean) sequence read upward, not the weekday order; अमरेन्द्रार्चित ('honoured by Indra') is Jupiter. E-text सुय्ः = स्युः, अचिंत = अर्चित. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads होराशशीबोधनशुक्रसूर्यभौमामरेन्द्रार्चितभानुपुत्राः । याम्यादिपङ्क्त्यष्टकराशिनाथाः क्रमेण तद्विन्दुफलप्रदाः स्युः; this sentence names सुय्ः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: horā here = the lagna, the eighth member of the aṣṭakavarga alongside the seven grahas. 'amarendrāciṃta' is corrupt for amarendrācārya (Jupiter); 'suyḥ' for syuḥ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads होराशशीबोधनशुक्रसूर्यभौमामरेन्द्रार्चितभानुपुत्राः । याम्यादिपङ्क्त्यष्टकराशिनाथाः क्रमेण तद्विन्दुफलप्रदाः स्युः; this sentence names 'suyḥ', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सबिन्दुगः सर्वफलप्रदः स्यादबिन्दुको यद्यफलप्रदः स्यात् । अरातिनीचास्तगतो नभोगः सबिन्दुकोऽपि प्रविलोपकर्ता

sabindugaḥ sarvaphalapradaḥ syādabinduko yadyaphalapradaḥ syāt | arātinīcāstagato nabhogaḥ sabinduko'pi pravilopakartā

A ⟨graha⟩ standing with a bindu gives every result; one without a bindu gives no result. But a sky-goer gone to an enemy's sign, to debilitation, or to setting ⟨combustion⟩ — even with a bindu — is a destroyer.

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  • About this edition: अस्त्गतो = अस्तगतः. प्रविलोपकर्ता is rendered at its weight ('destroyer'): the claim is that a bindu does not rescue a graha that is debilitated, in an enemy's sign, or combust.

पञ्च प्राचीरालिखेद्वाणसंख्यास्तिर्यग्रेखा वर्जितान्तश्चतुष्काः । प्रागादीशा द्वादश व्योमवासा ज्योतिश्चक्रस्वामिनस्तूबराद्याः

pañca prācīrālikhedvāṇasaṃkhyāstiryagrekhā varjitāntaścatuṣkāḥ | prāgādīśā dvādaśa vyomavāsā jyotiścakrasvāminastūbarādyāḥ

Let him draw five ⟨lines⟩ to the east ⟨and west⟩, and lines crosswise five in number, the four cells within being excluded; the twelve sky-dwellings ⟨signs⟩ with their lords ⟨are set⟩ from the east onward — the masters of the zodiac beginning with the hornless one ⟨Aries⟩.

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  • About this edition: Again self-checking: 5 lines each way make a 4 × 4 grid of 16 cells, and 16 − 4 inner = 12 — the square rāśi-cakra of twelve houses. E-text corruptions: आलिखे(स्वे)द् carries a parenthetical variant from the encoder, बाणरंख्या = बाणसंख्या (five), तिर्यघेखा = तिर्यग्रेखा. तूबर ('hornless') stands for Meṣa. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्राचीरालिखेद्वाणसंख्यास्तिर्यग्रेखा; this sentence names तिर्यघेखा and स्वे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: 5 + 5 lines give sixteen cells; dropping the inner four leaves the twelve-house square. bāṇa = 5. The final word 'tūbarādyāḥ' is corrupt in the e-text; it is read as urabhra-ādyāḥ (beginning with the Ram, i.e. Aries) and the rendering is marked as supplied.

अजहरितुरगाङ्गैरुक्षकन्यामृगस्थैर्युगधटघटरूपैः कर्किकीटावसानैः । दिनकरमुखवर्गे तत्त्रिकोणोपयाता लघुतरसमशून्या बिन्दवः शोधिताः स्युः

ajaharituragāṅgairukṣakanyāmṛgasthairyugadhaṭaghaṭarūpaiḥ karkikīṭāvasānaiḥ | dinakaramukhavarge tattrikoṇopayātā laghutarasamaśūnyā bindavaḥ śodhitāḥ syuḥ

By Aries, Leo and the horse-limbed ⟨Sagittarius⟩; by those standing in Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn; by the yoke ⟨Gemini⟩, the balance ⟨Libra⟩ and the jar ⟨Aquarius⟩ in form; and by Cancer, the scorpion ⟨Scorpio⟩ and the ending sign ⟨Pisces⟩ — in the ⟨aṣṭaka⟩varga of the Sun and the rest, the bindus that have gone into those trikoṇas, the lesser, the equal and the empty, are the ones to be purified.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: The four trines are named entirely by sign-epithets: तुरगाङ्ग ('horse-limbed') = Sagittarius, उक्ष ('bull') = Taurus, युग ('yoke') = Gemini, धट ('balance') = Libra, घट ('jar') = Aquarius, अवसान ('the ending one') = Pisces. दिनकरसुखवर्गे is read as दिनकरमुखवर्गे, the idiom of ch.10 v.4 भानुमुखग्रहाणाम्; सुख/मुख is a one-akṣara slip. लघुतर-सम-शून्य anticipates the three cases spelled out in v.38. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दिनकरमुखवर्गे; this sentence names दिनकरसुखवर्गे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: The four trikoṇas of signs. 'dinakarasukhavarge' is read as dinakara-mukha-varge, 'in the vargas headed by the Sun'; sukha for mukha is a plausible e-text slip.

त्रिकोणभावेषु यदल्पबिन्दवस्तदीयबिन्दू भवतस्तु तावुभौ । न बिन्दुको यस्तु न शोधितेतरौ समानसंख्या यदि सर्वमुत्सृजेत्

trikoṇabhāveṣu yadalpabindavastadīyabindū bhavatastu tāvubhau | na binduko yastu na śodhitetarau samānasaṃkhyā yadi sarvamutsṛjet

Among the trikoṇa houses, whichever has the fewest bindus — by that many bindus the other two ⟨are reduced⟩. But whichever has no bindu, the other two are not purified. If the numbers are equal, one should discard them all.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: The three cases of trikoṇa-śodhana, complete and in the verse's order: subtract the least from all three; if any one of the trine is zero, no reduction at all; if all three are equal, all become zero. उस्सृजेत् = उत्सृजेत्.

कण्ठीरवं कटकभं च विना कुजादिकावासराशियुगलोपगबिन्दुसङ्ख्याः ॥ तत्तुल्यशून्यविषमाग्नसहग्रहाद्यास्त्वेकाधिपत्यपरिशोधितशेषिताः स्युः

kaṇṭhīravaṃ kaṭakabhaṃ ca vinā kujādikāvāsarāśiyugalopagabindusaṅkhyāḥ || tattulyaśūnyaviṣamāgnasahagrahādyāstvekādhipatyapariśodhitaśeṣitāḥ syuḥ

Excepting the lion ⟨Leo⟩ and the crab-sign ⟨Cancer⟩, the bindu-counts fallen in the pairs of dwelling-signs of Mars and the rest — those equal to it, empty, unequal, ⟨and those⟩ accompanied by a graha and the rest — are what stand as remainder when the ekādhipatya purification has been made.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: Leo and Cancer are excepted because the Sun and the Moon own one sign each; ekādhipatya ('single lordship over a pair') can apply only to Mars and the grahas after it, each owning two. The middle compound विघमाग्नसहग्रहाद्याः is corrupt; only its recoverable members (विषम 'unequal', सहग्रह 'with a graha') are rendered, and the enumeration is not completed by conjecture — vv.40–42 state the same rules in full.
  • About this edition: Leo and Cancer are excluded because the Sun and the Moon each own a single sign. 'vighamāgna' in the e-text is corrupt; it is read as viṣama (unequal) plus a further term that cannot be recovered. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कटकभं च विना कुजादिकावासराशियुगलोपगबिन्दुसङ्ख्याः ॥ तत्तुल्यशून्यविषमाग्नसहग्रहाद्यास्त्वेकाधिपत्यपरिशोधितशेषिताः; this sentence names 'vighamāgna', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

राशिद्वयं सद्युचरं न शोधयेदेकं द्वयोः शून्यभमप्यशोधयेत् । फलाधिके खेटयुते परं त्यजेत् तुल्यानभोगद्वितयं परित्यजेत्

rāśidvayaṃ sadyucaraṃ na śodhayedekaṃ dvayoḥ śūnyabhamapyaśodhayet | phalādhike kheṭayute paraṃ tyajet tulyānabhogadvitayaṃ parityajet

A pair of signs both occupied by a sky-goer is not to be purified; if one of the two is empty, that too is not to be purified. When the one with the greater ⟨count⟩ is joined by a graha, the other is to be given up. When the pair without a sky-goer are equal, both are to be abandoned.

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  • About this edition: सद्युचरम् = 'having a dyucara (sky-goer)'. अनभोग in the last pāda is अ-नभोग, 'without a nabhoga' — an unoccupied sign; the pair खेटयुत / अनभोग carries the whole rule. कलाधिके is taken as अधिके ('the one with more'), the sense the parallel in v.41 requires; the syllable क(ला) has no arithmetical function here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शून्यभमप्यशोधयेत् । फलाधिके; this sentence names कलाधिके, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सखेचराखेचरबिन्दुसाम्ये विशोधयेदग्रहबिन्दुसङ्ख्याम् । विखेटराशिद्वयबिन्दवो ये न्यूनाधिका न्यूनसमा विधेयाः

sakhecarākhecarabindusāmye viśodhayedagrahabindusaṅkhyām | vikheṭarāśidvayabindavo ye nyūnādhikā nyūnasamā vidheyāḥ

When the bindus of the ⟨sign⟩ with a sky-goer and of the one without a sky-goer are equal, one should reduce the bindu-count of the one that has no graha. Of the bindus of the two signs that are without a sky-goer, whichever are less and more are to be made equal to the lesser.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: सखेचर / अखेचर and विखेट restate the occupied/unoccupied pair of v.40. न्यूनसमा विधेयाः is the standard levelling: the larger count is brought down to the smaller, never the reverse.

खेटोपयाते लघुबिन्दुराशौ तत्तुल्यमायान्ति तदन्यसंख्याः । पूर्वं त्रिकोणं परिशोध्य पश्चादेकाधिपत्यस्य ततः प्रकल्प्याः

kheṭopayāte laghubindurāśau tattulyamāyānti tadanyasaṃkhyāḥ | pūrvaṃ trikoṇaṃ pariśodhya paścādekādhipatyasya tataḥ prakalpyāḥ

When the sky-goer occupies the sign of fewer bindus, the other numbers come down to equal it. Having first purified the trikoṇa, thereafter the ⟨reductions⟩ of the ekādhipatya are to be effected.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: The last half fixes the order of operations for the whole procedure — trikoṇa-śodhana first, ekādhipatya-śodhana after — and reversing it changes the śodhya-piṇḍa on which the āyurdāya of vv.43–47 rests.

शोध्यावशिष्टानि गुणीकृतानि मेषादिमानैर्गुणकं हि भानाम् । सूर्यादिकास्ते गुणिताः स्वमानैरेषाम् ग्रहाणां गुणकं वदन्ति

śodhyāvaśiṣṭāni guṇīkṛtāni meṣādimānairguṇakaṃ hi bhānām | sūryādikāste guṇitāḥ svamānaireṣām grahāṇāṃ guṇakaṃ vadanti

The remainders left after the purification, multiplied by the measures of ⟨the signs⟩ beginning with Aries — that indeed is the multiplier of the signs. Those same ⟨remainders⟩, of the Sun and the rest, multiplied by their own measures — this they call the multiplier of the grahas.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: The two multipliers of the aṣṭakavarga āyurdāya: rāśi-guṇaka (śodhya remainder × the sign's measure) and graha-guṇaka (× the graha's own measure). Their twelve and seven values follow in v.44.

शैलाशावसुसागराम्बरशरैः शैलाहिगोसायकैरीशद्वादशभिश्च राशिगुणकैर्मेषादिभानां क्रमात् । बाणैः पञ्चभिरष्टकैः शरनभःशैलेषुभिर्भास्वरादेवं व्योमतलाधिवासगुणकैरायुर्विधानोदितैः

śailāśāvasusāgarāmbaraśaraiḥ śailāhigosāyakairīśadvādaśabhiśca rāśiguṇakairmeṣādibhānāṃ kramāt | bāṇaiḥ pañcabhiraṣṭakaiḥ śaranabhaḥśaileṣubhirbhāsvarādevaṃ vyomatalādhivāsaguṇakairāyurvidhānoditaiḥ

By mountain ⟨7⟩, quarters ⟨10⟩, Vasus ⟨8⟩, oceans ⟨4⟩, sky ⟨0⟩ and arrows ⟨5⟩; by mountain ⟨7⟩, serpents ⟨8⟩, cows ⟨9⟩ and arrow ⟨5⟩, and by eleven and twelve — such, in order, are the rāśi-multipliers of the signs beginning with Aries. By arrows ⟨5⟩, by five ⟨5⟩, by eights ⟨8⟩, by arrow ⟨5⟩, sky ⟨0⟩, mountain ⟨7⟩ and arrow ⟨5⟩ — from the Sun ⟨bhāsvara⟩ onward: thus the multipliers of the dwellers on the floor of the sky ⟨the grahas⟩, declared in the ordinance of the āyurdāya.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: Number-words in the verse's own order: शैल 7, आशा 10, वसु 8, सागर 4, अम्बर 0, शर 5, शैल 7, अहि 8, गो 9, सायक 5, ईश 11, द्वादश 12 — twelve values, one per sign from Aries; then बाण 5, पञ्च 5, अष्ट 8, शर 5, नभः 0, शैल 7, इषु 5 — seven values, one per graha from the Sun. TWO are recorded as transmitted and NOT emended: अम्बर = 0 for the fifth sign (Leo) and नभः = 0 for the fifth graha (Jupiter). A zero multiplier would annihilate that sign's or that graha's entire contribution to the lifespan, which no āyurdāya does, and both fall exactly where the received Aṣṭakavarga tables read 10 — very probably a sky-word standing where a ten-word was lost, in an e-text whose own header says it needs proofreading. Flagged, not corrected: these figures must be settled against a printed exemplar before any calculator uses them. E-text अष्ट्कैः = अष्टकैः; the syllables भिर्भिस्वरा- before एवं are corrupt and untranslatable, but fall outside the numeral list, which closes at seven. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads पञ्चभिरष्टकैः शरनभःशैलेषुभिर्भास्वरादेवं; this sentence names भिर्भिस्वरा, 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: Three things here have moved. First, the mūla now reads पञ्चभिरष्टकैः and शैलेषुभिर्भास्वरादेवं, so अष्ट्कैः and भिर्भिस्वरा- are no longer our text, and the syllables before एवं are no longer untranslatable: they are भास्वरात् + एवम्, 'from the Sun onward', and the rival भास्करा is on the ledger. Second, the flag on अम्बर = 0 for Leo stands, and the plate shows the zero is the press's word, not our keying: the Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā (Chowkhamba 1953) printed p.331, render p.357, read by eye at about 1.9x native, sets सागराम्बरशरैः. A machine read of that edition's own multiplier table five lines below the verse gives सिं० = १० for Leo and वृ० = १० for Jupiter, and a machine read of the Gujarati of Josi Somesvar 1911 p.378 gives the same two rows. So the edition's verse and its own table disagree. That is a defect in the transmission, not in our transcription, and the two zeros stay flagged and unemended. Third, the same page, read by eye at about 5.5x, sets रीशद्वादशभिश्च (द्वादशभिः + च), not our मिश्र, and machine reads of all five printings we hold give भिश्च. This pass did not correct मिश्र, because the plate ruling was not sent to test that edit and the rendering 'mixed with eleven and twelve' rests on it; the evidence is recorded here so that the next pass rules on it instead of repeating the hunt.] [2026-10-01: the mūla now reads शैलाहिगोसायकैरीशद्वादशभिश्च; this sentence names मिश्र, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-10-01 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: Bhūtasaṅkhyā values as the words stand in this e-text: rāśi-guṇakas 7, 10, 8, 4, 0, 5, 7, 8, 9, 5, 11, 12 (some printed editions read 10, not ambara/0, for the fifth). The graha-multiplier quarter is metrically defective here ('aṣṭkaiḥ', 'bhisvarā-') and the sequence of graha values cannot be read off reliably; only the number-words actually present are given, and no value is supplied for the missing ones. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads पञ्चभिरष्टकैः; this sentence names 'aṣṭkaiḥ', 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 seam is read. Every press opened by eye sets भा where our text had भि, and the pāda runs on across the printed line: भास्वरात् + एवम्, 'from the Sun onward'. The mūla now reads भिर्भास्वरादेवं. Two presses set भास्वरा and two भास्करा; both name the Sun, and the rival is on the ledger. With अष्टकैः corrected the same day, the quarter scans and its seven values run from the Sun: 5, 5, 8, 5, 0, 7, 5.]

तद्राशिखेटगुणकैक्यफलानि हृत्वा त्रिंशद्भिरब्दचयमासदिनादिकाः स्युः । तद्द्वादशाधिकसमा यदि राशिमानैराहृत्य तत्समतयाऽनुहरेत्तदायुः

tadrāśikheṭaguṇakaikyaphalāni hṛtvā triṃśadbhirabdacayamāsadinādikāḥ syuḥ | taddvādaśādhikasamā yadi rāśimānairāhṛtya tatsamatayā'nuharettadāyuḥ

Dividing by thirty the sum of the products of those rāśi- and graha-multipliers, the heap of years, and months, days and the rest arise. If that comes to twelve or more, having divided by the measures of the signs one should carry it over accordingly — that is the ⟨native's⟩ āyus.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: The two divisors are the ordinary calendrical ones — 30 for the day-count, 12 for carrying months into years — not astrological constants. The final pāda's syntax is loose in the e-text (तत्समतयाऽनुहरेत्); the arithmetic it describes is unambiguous where the wording is not.
  • About this edition: The second half is compressed in this e-text; the procedure it points at (carrying twelve months into a year, and proportioning by the rāśi-māna) is rendered literally rather than expanded.

उच्चं गतस्य द्विगुणं तदीयं नीचं गतस्यास्तगतस्य चार्द्धम् । अतोऽन्तराले त्वनुपात्यमायुरारस्य वक्रे द्विगुणीकृतं स्यात्

uccaṃ gatasya dviguṇaṃ tadīyaṃ nīcaṃ gatasyāstagatasya cārddham | ato'ntarāle tvanupātyamāyurārasya vakre dviguṇīkṛtaṃ syāt

For ⟨a graha⟩ gone to exaltation, its ⟨contribution⟩ is doubled; for one gone to debilitation, and for one that has set ⟨is combust⟩, halved. For ⟨positions⟩ in between these, the āyus is to be found by proportion. For Mars, in retrogression, it becomes doubled.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: वक्र carries both senses in the glossary (Mars; retrograde). Here आरस्य is the genitive 'of Mars', so वक्रे must be the state — retrogression. The verse names Mars alone; other authorities extend the doubling to any retrograde graha, but this text as transmitted does not say so.
  • About this edition: āra = Mars; vakra here is retrograde motion, not the graha-name.

मूलत्रिकोणनिजमित्रगृहोपगानां तुङ्गादिवर्गशुभयोगनिरीक्षितानाम् । उक्तप्रकारगणितागममायुरेव पापारिवर्गसहितस्य विपादमायुः

mūlatrikoṇanijamitragṛhopagānāṃ tuṅgādivargaśubhayoganirīkṣitānām | uktaprakāragaṇitāgamamāyureva pāpārivargasahitasya vipādamāyuḥ

For ⟨grahas⟩ situated in mūlatrikoṇa, in their own sign or in a friend's house, and for those in the vargas beginning with exaltation, joined with or aspected by benefics, the āyus is precisely as reckoned in the manner stated. For one accompanied by malefics and by enemy vargas, the āyus is short by a quarter.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: विपाद = 'deprived of a pāda', i.e. three quarters of the computed span — a reduction of exactly one fourth, not an unspecified shortening.
  • About this edition: vipādam āyuḥ = the lifespan minus one quarter.

रविमुख्यनभोगदत्तसंख्याः परमायुः शरदस्तु मानवानाम् । सविलग्नसमाश्च केचिदाहुर्गुरुमूलात्समुपैति तुल्यमायुः

ravimukhyanabhogadattasaṃkhyāḥ paramāyuḥ śaradastu mānavānām | savilagnasamāśca kecidāhurgurumūlātsamupaiti tulyamāyuḥ

The numbers given by the sky-goers beginning with the Sun are the full lifespan of men, in autumns ⟨years⟩. And some say ⟨the reckoning is made⟩ together with the lagna as well; from the guru's root-⟨rule⟩ one arrives at the same āyus.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: शरद् ('autumn') is the year, as regularly in āyurdāya. गुरुमूलात् is genuinely two-way — 'from Jupiter's basic figure' or 'from the teacher's root-teaching' — and the Hindi गुरु के मूल keeps both open where English must lean one way.
  • About this edition: gurumūlāt is read as 'from the source-texts of the preceptors'; it can also be taken as 'from Jupiter's mūlatrikoṇa'. The e-text does not decide between them.

केन्द्रादन्यगते चन्द्रे सखेटे चाष्टवर्गजम् । आयुरेव नभःस्थाने शुभपापयुतेऽथवा

kendrādanyagate candre sakheṭe cāṣṭavargajam | āyureva nabhaḥsthāne śubhapāpayute'thavā

When the Moon, together with a sky-goer, has gone elsewhere than to a kendra, ⟨the āyus⟩ produced from the aṣṭakavarga ⟨is to be taken⟩; and the āyus ⟨is reckoned so⟩ likewise when ⟨the Moon is⟩ in the nabhas-place ⟨the 10th⟩, joined with a benefic or a malefic.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: नभःस्थान is ambiguous, and the ambiguity is in the text, not in our reading: it is the commonest technical name for the 10th (the zenith), but नभस् is also 0 in this very chapter's number-words, and 'a sign of zero ⟨bindus⟩' would fit the chapter's śūnya-rāśi idiom (ch.10 vv.12, 16, 22). Rendered as the 10th, with the alternative recorded.
  • About this edition: nabhaḥsthāna is taken as the zenith, i.e. the 10th house; it can also be read simply as 'a station of the sky-goers'.

रव्यादिखेटस्थितराशियाताः स्वकीयवर्गोपगबिन्दुसंख्याः । वेधाष्टवर्गप्रभवायुरब्दा भवन्ति सर्वे हरणक्रियाश्च

ravyādikheṭasthitarāśiyātāḥ svakīyavargopagabindusaṃkhyāḥ | vedhāṣṭavargaprabhavāyurabdā bhavanti sarve haraṇakriyāśca

The bindu-counts of one's own varga that have gone to the signs occupied by the sky-goers beginning with the Sun — all these become the years of life produced from the vedha-aṣṭakavarga, and the operations of division ⟨are as before⟩.

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  • About this edition: E-text बिनुसंख्याः = बिन्दुसंख्याः. वेधाष्टवर्ग is left untranslated: vedha ('piercing, obstruction') names a distinct reckoning, and a descriptive rendering would assert an identification the verse does not make. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वकीयवर्गोपगबिन्दुसंख्याः; this sentence names बिनुसंख्याः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तत्तत्कारकभावबिन्दुगुणितं शोध्यावशिष्टं फलं विंशत्या सह सप्तभिश्च विहृतं तच्छेषताराशनौ । तातस्तज्जननी सहोदरजनो बन्धुः सुतः स्त्रीस्वयं तत्तुल्या विलयं प्रयान्ति विपुलश्रीनाशहेतुश्च वा

tattatkārakabhāvabinduguṇitaṃ śodhyāvaśiṣṭaṃ phalaṃ viṃśatyā saha saptabhiśca vihṛtaṃ taccheṣatārāśanau | tātastajjananī sahodarajano bandhuḥ sutaḥ strīsvayaṃ tattulyā vilayaṃ prayānti vipulaśrīnāśahetuśca vā

The remainder left after the purification, multiplied by the bindus of the respective kāraka and bhāva, and that product divided by twenty together with seven ⟨that is, by twenty-seven⟩ — by the star ⟨nakṣatra⟩ that remains: the father, his mother, the brother, the kinsman, the son, the wife, oneself — those answering to it come to dissolution; or ⟨it⟩ becomes a cause of the destruction of ample fortune.

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  • About this edition: विंशत्या सह सप्तभिः is 20 + 7 = 27, the nakṣatras — the divisor is stated as a sum, and the sum is what must survive. The seven relations (father, mother, brother, kinsman, son, wife, self) are complete and in the verse's own order. तच्च्जेषताराशनौ is corrupt: तच्छेषतारा ('the remaining nakṣatra') is recoverable, the final -शनौ is not, and nothing is supplied for it. विलयं प्रयान्ति is rendered at full weight — the verse is about deaths, not setbacks. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विंशत्या सह सप्तभिश्च विहृतं तच्छेषताराशनौ; this sentence names तच्च्जेषताराशनौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: viṃśatyā saha saptabhiḥ = twenty together with seven = 27. The words 'taccjeṣatārāśanau' in the third quarter are corrupt in the e-text; they appear to carry the instruction about the remainder (śeṣa) and are not rendered as a separate clause. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विंशत्या सह सप्तभिश्च विहृतं तच्छेषताराशनौ; this sentence names 'taccjeṣatārāśanau', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ततः समालिख्य भगोलचक्रं समस्तबिन्दुस्थितराशिकोष्ठम् । रव्यादिकानामजपूर्वकाणां बिन्दूपगस्थानफलं वदामि

tataḥ samālikhya bhagolacakraṃ samastabindusthitarāśikoṣṭham | ravyādikānāmajapūrvakāṇāṃ bindūpagasthānaphalaṃ vadāmi

Then, having drawn the bhagola-cakra with the compartments of the signs holding the total bindus, I shall declare the result of the places attended by bindus, for ⟨the grahas⟩ beginning with the Sun and ⟨the signs⟩ beginning with Aries.

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  • About this edition: The transition verse: the bindu-results of vv.1–51 are per-graha (bhinnāṣṭakavarga); what follows from v.53 is the sāmudāya, the total. E-text फ्लं = फलं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बिन्दूपगस्थानफलं; this sentence names फ्लं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आपञ्चविंशति फलान्यफलान्यसत्यमात्रिंशदक्षसहितानि समध्यमानि । त्रिंशत्पराणि सुखवित्तयशस्कराणि तद्भाववृद्धिफलदानि च सामुदाये

āpañcaviṃśati phalānyaphalānyasatyamātriṃśadakṣasahitāni samadhyamāni | triṃśatparāṇi sukhavittayaśaskarāṇi tadbhāvavṛddhiphaladāni ca sāmudāye

Up to twenty-five the results are barren; up to thirty ⟨…⟩ they are middling; those beyond thirty make for happiness, wealth and fame, and in the sāmudāya ⟨the total⟩ they give the fruit of the increase of that bhāva.

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  • About this edition: The two thresholds, 25 and 30, are secure and are the point of the verse. The words between them — असत्यमात्रिंशदक्षसहितानि — are corrupt: आत्रिंशत् ('up to thirty') and समध्यमानि ('middling') are clear, but अक्षसहितानि cannot be placed. अक्ष as a number-word would be 5, which would run the middle band to 35 and contradict the त्रिंशत्परम् of the next pāda; the qualifier is therefore left as an ellipsis rather than resolved by guess.
  • About this edition: akṣa = 5; the graded reading is under 25 null, 25–30 middling, above 30 good.

ये तुङ्गराशिस्वसुहृद्गृहस्था ये कोणकेन्द्रोपचयस्थिताश्च ये सौम्यवर्गादिबलोपयातास्ते नाशदाः लाघवबिन्दुकाश्चेत्

ye tuṅgarāśisvasuhṛdgṛhasthā ye koṇakendropacayasthitāśca ye saumyavargādibalopayātāste nāśadāḥ lāghavabindukāścet

Those that occupy an exaltation sign, their own or a friend's house; those that stand in a trikoṇa, a kendra or an upacaya; those that have attained strength through benefic vargas and the rest — ⟨even⟩ they bring destruction, if their bindus are few.

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  • About this edition: The same doctrine as ch.10 v.10, which secures the reading of the e-text's damaged forms गृहत्वा (= गृहस्थाः) and स्थितश्चः (= स्थिताश्च). नाशदाः is rendered 'bring destruction': the claim is that dignity and strength do not survive a low bindu-count, and softening it would erase the claim. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तुङ्गराशिस्वसुहृद्गृहस्था ये कोणकेन्द्रोपचयस्थिताश्च; this sentence names स्थितश्चः and गृहत्वा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: 'gṛhatvā' and 'sthitaścaḥ' are corrupt in the e-text for gṛhagāḥ and sthitāś ca; the sense of the pādas is not in doubt. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तुङ्गराशिस्वसुहृद्गृहस्था ये कोणकेन्द्रोपचयस्थिताश्च; this sentence names 'sthitaścaḥ' and 'gṛhatvā', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ये मान्दिराशिपतिना सह बोधकाश्च ते सर्वमुख्यफलदास्त्वधिबिन्दुकाश्चेत्

ye māndirāśipatinā saha bodhakāśca te sarvamukhyaphaladāstvadhibindukāścet

And those that are ⟨joined⟩ with Mercury (bodhaka) along with the lord of Māndi's sign — they give all the principal results, if their bindus are abundant.

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  • About this edition: Transmitted as a single half-verse; the e-text gives no second half and none is supplied. त्वदिबिन्दुकाः = तु अधिबिन्दुकाः. बोधक is rendered as Mercury because this chapter itself uses बोधन for Mercury at v.34 — but it may well be बाधक ('obstructor'), one vowel away, which would make the verse the exact antithesis of v.54 (grahas that normally harm nevertheless give full results when bindus are many), matching the pairing of ch.10 vv.10–11. The transmitted reading is kept and the alternative recorded.
  • About this edition: This unit stands in the e-text as a single line, not a full verse: the two quarters that would complete it are absent. 'adibindukāḥ' is read as adhika-bindukāḥ ('having many bindus'), and 'bodhaka' may also stand for Mercury (cf. bodhana in verse 34); neither can be settled from this witness.

मानस्थिताल्लाभगृहे बहुत्वे लाभाल्लघुत्वे यदि रिष्फराशौ । रिष्फोपयातादधिके विलग्ने जातः सुखी वित्तयशोबलाढ्यः

mānasthitāllābhagṛhe bahutve lābhāllaghutve yadi riṣpharāśau | riṣphopayātādadhike vilagne jātaḥ sukhī vittayaśobalāḍhyaḥ

If ⟨the bindus⟩ in the house of gain ⟨the 11th⟩ are more than those standing in the house of honour ⟨the 10th⟩, and if in the riṣpha sign ⟨the 12th⟩ they are fewer than in the 11th, and in the lagna more than what has gone to the 12th — the one born is happy, abounding in wealth, fame and strength.

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  • About this edition: A three-term chain of inequalities in the sāmudāya, and each link must survive intact: 11th > 10th, 12th < 11th, lagna > 12th. मान = the 10th, लाभ = the 11th, रिष्फ = the 12th (glossary: आय/लाभ = 11th, व्यय = 12th).
  • About this edition: māna = the 10th house, lābha = the 11th, riṣpha = the 12th.

खण्डत्रयं शफरकर्कटकीटकाद्यं तत्तच्चतुष्टयगृहोपगबिन्दुयुक्तम् । आद्यं च मध्यमवसानमिति प्रयुक्तं केचिद्व्ययादिकमिति प्रवदन्ति लोके

khaṇḍatrayaṃ śapharakarkaṭakīṭakādyaṃ tattaccatuṣṭayagṛhopagabinduyuktam | ādyaṃ ca madhyamavasānamiti prayuktaṃ kecidvyayādikamiti pravadanti loke

The three khaṇḍas begin with the fish-sign ⟨Pisces⟩, the crab ⟨Cancer⟩ and the scorpion ⟨Scorpio⟩, each joined with the bindus fallen in its own set of four houses; thus are the first, the middle and the last ⟨portions of life⟩ applied. Some in the world declare it ⟨to run⟩ from the twelfth onward.

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  • About this edition: The three starting signs are the water trine, and four consecutive signs from each covers all twelve exactly once: Pisces–Gemini, Cancer–Libra, Scorpio–Aquarius. The variant reported in the last pāda counts the three groups of four from the 12th house instead of from Pisces.
  • About this edition: śaphara = fish = Pisces; kīṭaka = Scorpio. The three khaṇḍas are the three portions of life.

बिन्दुं त्यक्त्वा रिष्फरन्ध्रोपयातं शिष्टं खण्डं केचिदिच्छन्ति सन्तः । तुल्यस्वल्पाधिक्यबिन्दुक्रमेण मिश्रं दुःखं सम्पदः स्युर्नराणाम्

binduṃ tyaktvā riṣpharandhropayātaṃ śiṣṭaṃ khaṇḍaṃ kecidicchanti santaḥ | tulyasvalpādhikyabindukrameṇa miśraṃ duḥkhaṃ sampadaḥ syurnarāṇām

Some good ⟨authorities⟩ hold the khaṇḍa to be what is left when the bindus gone to the riṣpha ⟨12th⟩ and the randhra ⟨8th⟩ are given up. According as the bindus are equal, few, or many — in that order — men will have mixed ⟨fortune⟩, sorrow, and prosperity.

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  • About this edition: The last pāda is a strict one-to-one correspondence in the verse's own order — तुल्य→मिश्र, अल्प→दुःख, आधिक्य→सम्पद् — and the pairing, not merely the three terms, is what must be preserved. E-text स्यक्त्वा = त्यक्त्वा. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads त्यक्त्वा रिष्फरन्ध्रोपयातं शिष्टं खण्डं केचिदिच्छन्ति सन्तः । तुल्यस्वल्पाधिक्यबिन्दुक्रमेण मिश्रं दुःखं सम्पदः स्युर्नराणाम्; this sentence names स्यक्त्वा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: riṣpha = the 12th house, randhra = the 8th.

सौम्याक्रान्तं यदि सुखकरं मिश्रदं मिश्रयोगम् । खण्डं पापद्युचरसहितं क्लेशयोगाकरं स्यात् । बिन्दुस्वल्पे यदि निजमनस्तापवान् पापवादी बिन्द्वाधिक्ये वयसि विपुलः श्रीसमेतः प्रजातः

saumyākrāntaṃ yadi sukhakaraṃ miśradaṃ miśrayogam | khaṇḍaṃ pāpadyucarasahitaṃ kleśayogākaraṃ syāt | bindusvalpe yadi nijamanastāpavān pāpavādī bindvādhikye vayasi vipulaḥ śrīsametaḥ prajātaḥ

If ⟨the khaṇḍa is⟩ overrun by benefics it makes for happiness; with a mixed conjunction it gives mixed ⟨results⟩. A khaṇḍa accompanied by malefic sky-goers becomes a mine of afflicting combinations. If the bindus are very few, ⟨the native⟩ is tormented in his own mind and speaks evil; when the bindus are abundant, the one born is ample in that stage of life and endowed with fortune.

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  • About this edition: पापवादी is kept harsh — 'one who speaks evil', of the native himself, not 'spoken ill of'. वयसि here is the khaṇḍa, the stage of life under discussion, not age in general; the Hindi वय keeps that reading visible.

यावद्विन्दुर्लग्नगस्तावदीयसङ्ख्यातीते वत्सरे राजयानम् । वित्तं पुत्रं चातिविद्यामुपैति जातः सम्पद्योगशाली नरश्चेत्

yāvadvindurlagnagastāvadīyasaṅkhyātīte vatsare rājayānam | vittaṃ putraṃ cātividyāmupaiti jātaḥ sampadyogaśālī naraścet

However many bindus stand in the lagna, in the year answering to that number, when it has passed, the one born obtains a royal conveyance, wealth, a son and abundant learning — if the man is possessed of the ⟨requisite⟩ yoga of prosperity.

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  • About this edition: The timing rule is exact: the number of bindus in the lagna is the number of the year. E-text सपद्योग = सम्पद्योग; the final clause is a condition on the whole result, not an ornament. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सम्पद्योगशाली; this sentence names सपद्योग, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: 'sapadyogaśālī' is read as sampad-yoga-śālī, 'endowed with a yoga of prosperity'; the e-text form is corrupt. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सम्पद्योगशाली; this sentence names 'sapadyogaśālī', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रिःफाधीशे मन्दगेहोदयस्थे होरारन्ध्रस्वामिनौ दुर्बलौ च । लग्ने यावद्बिन्दुसंख्यास्तदीया जातस्यायुर्वत्सराः सम्भवन्ति

riḥphādhīśe mandagehodayasthe horārandhrasvāminau durbalau ca | lagne yāvadbindusaṃkhyāstadīyā jātasyāyurvatsarāḥ sambhavanti

When the lord of the twelfth (riḥpha) stands in Saturn's house ⟨which is⟩ the rising sign, and the lords of the horā ⟨the ascendant⟩ and of the randhra ⟨the eighth⟩ are both weak — as many as are the bindus in the lagna, so many become the years of the life of the one born.

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  • About this edition: House-names in this chapter: riḥpha = the 12th, randhra = the 8th, horā = the 1st (the ascendant). The e-text's यावदि is metrically and grammatically यावद् (Śālinī scans exactly with यावद्बिन्दुसंख्यास्तदीयाः). The compound मन्दगेहोदयस्थे is also readable as ⟨placed⟩ in Saturn's house OR in the ascendant; the rendering above takes it as one tatpuruṣa, the rising sign being a house of Saturn. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यावद्बिन्दुसंख्यास्तदीया; this sentence names यावदि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यानाधीशे लग्नगे वाहनस्थे लग्नाधीशे तद्ग्रहोपेतराश्योः । त्रिंशत्संख्या बिन्दवः सत्रयश्चेज्जाता राजश्रीनिदाना नरेशाः

yānādhīśe lagnage vāhanasthe lagnādhīśe tadgrahopetarāśyoḥ | triṃśatsaṃkhyā bindavaḥ satrayaścejjātā rājaśrīnidānā nareśāḥ

When the lord of the fourth (yāna, the vehicle) is in the ascendant and the lord of the ascendant is in the fourth (vāhana), if in the two rāśis occupied by those two grahas the bindus are thirty in number together with three ⟨thirty-three⟩, those born ⟨are⟩ lords of men, the very wellspring of royal splendour.

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  • About this edition: yāna and vāhana both name the 4th bhāva. The e-text's त्रिशत् is त्रिंशत् (thirty) — the metre requires the heavy first syllable — and बिन्दुवः is बिन्दवः. सत्रयः is taken with बिन्दवः (thirty bindus plus three); it could alternatively mean accompanied by three ⟨grahas⟩, but the arithmetic of the surrounding verses favours the numeral. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads त्रिंशत्संख्या बिन्दवः; this sentence names बिन्दुवः and त्रिशत्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

होराबन्धुप्राप्तिभावत्रयेषु त्रिंशन्मानाधिक्यबिन्दूपगेषु । जातस्तेजःश्रीबहुत्वं च राज्यं चत्वारिंशद्वत्सरादूर्ध्वमेति

horābandhuprāptibhāvatrayeṣu triṃśanmānādhikyabindūpageṣu | jātastejaḥśrībahutvaṃ ca rājyaṃ catvāriṃśadvatsarādūrdhvameti

When the three bhāvas — the horā ⟨the first⟩, the bandhu ⟨the fourth⟩ and the prāpti ⟨the eleventh⟩ — are reached by bindus exceeding the measure of thirty, the one born attains abundance of splendour and fortune, and a kingdom, beyond the fortieth year.

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  • About this edition: prāpti = the 11th bhāva (the glossary carries āya/lābha for the same house). The e-text's ऊर्घ्वम् is ऊर्ध्वम्, and चत्वारिशद् is चत्वारिंशद् (forty). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चत्वारिंशद्वत्सरादूर्ध्वमेति; this sentence names चत्वारिशद्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यत्पञ्चविंशतिमुखास्त्रिदशान्तसंख्या बन्धुस्थिता नवमराशिकबिन्दवश्च । यद्यष्टकेन सह विंशतिवत्सराणामन्ते परे शरदि वा नरवाहनाढ्यः

yatpañcaviṃśatimukhāstridaśāntasaṃkhyā bandhusthitā navamarāśikabindavaśca | yadyaṣṭakena saha viṃśativatsarāṇāmante pare śaradi vā naravāhanāḍhyaḥ

If the bindus standing in the bandhu ⟨the fourth house⟩ and in the ninth sign begin at twenty-five and run up to thirty in number, then at the close of twenty years together with eight ⟨twenty-eight⟩, or in the autumn thereafter, ⟨the one born becomes⟩ rich in men and conveyances.

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  • About this edition: The pāda scans as flawless Vasantatilakā once the e-text's यत्यञ्च is read यत्पञ्च and विशति is read विंशति; tridaśa is the number-word for thirty. naravāhanāḍhya is rendered rich in men and conveyances; it could also be read as one borne by men, i.e. carried in a palanquin. navama-rāśika is taken as the ninth sign from the lagna. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यत्पञ्चविंशतिमुखास्त्रिदशान्तसंख्या बन्धुस्थिता नवमराशिकबिन्दवश्च । यद्यष्टकेन सह विंशतिवत्सराणामन्ते; this sentence names यत्यञ्च and विशति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

देवाचार्ये वाहनस्थे स्वतुङ्गे चत्वारिंशद्बिन्दुसङ्ख्यासमेते । मेषागारे लग्नगे वासरेशे जातो राजा लक्षसंख्याश्वनाथः

devācārye vāhanasthe svatuṅge catvāriṃśadbindusaṅkhyāsamete | meṣāgāre lagnage vāsareśe jāto rājā lakṣasaṃkhyāśvanāthaḥ

When Devācārya ⟨Jupiter⟩ stands in the fourth house (vāhana) in his own exaltation and carries bindus forty in number, and when the lord of the weekday, in the house of Aries, is in the ascendant — the one born is a king, lord of horses numbering a hundred thousand.

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  • About this edition: The most damaged verse of the unit. The e-text's वहनस्थे is वाहनस्थे (metre confirms). Pāda 2 is hypermetrical — twelve syllables in an eleven-syllable Śālinī — so वत्सरेशे (lord of the year) is transmitted but suspect. Pāda 3 does not scan at all. The closing राज लक्षसंख्याश्चनायः is corrupt; राजा लक्षसंख्याश्वनाथः (a king, lord of a hundred thousand horses) restores exact Śālinī syllable for syllable, and is the reading rendered here — the word अश्व is a restoration, not the e-text's ink. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads वाहनस्थे स्वतुङ्गे चत्वारिंशद्बिन्दुसङ्ख्यासमेते । मेषागारे लग्नगे वासरेशे जातो राजा लक्षसंख्याश्वनाथः; this sentence names लक्षसंख्याश्चनायः and वत्सरेशे, 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: Read on the plates, the four places are settled. Sastri 1933 vol. II (Mysore) p.93, read by eye at about 1.4x of a 600 dpi render, sets देवाचार्ये वाहनस्थे स्वतुङ्गे चत्वारिंशद्बिन्दुसंख्यासमेते । मेषागारे लग्नगे वासरेशे जातो राजा लक्षसंख्याश्वनाथः, and the Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā (Chowkhamba 1953) p.365, read by eye at about 2.45x, sets the same second line; its Vimalā ṭīkā sets वाहनस्थे, समेते, वासरेशे, मेषागारे and लग्नगे again as lemmas. No printing sets वत्सरेशे: it was the e-text's own damage, and pāda 2 is no longer hypermetrical. With these words every pāda is an exact Śālinī. अश्व is no longer a restoration: it stands in the ink of both printings and in Sastri's English. लग्नगे and वासरेशे were already right in our text.]

चत्वारिंशद्बिन्दुयुक्ते विलग्ने चापे जीवे भार्गवे मीनराशौ । स्वोच्चे भौमे कुम्भगे भानुपुत्रे जातः सर्वश्रीधरः सार्वभौमः

catvāriṃśadbinduyukte vilagne cāpe jīve bhārgave mīnarāśau | svocce bhaume kumbhage bhānuputre jātaḥ sarvaśrīdharaḥ sārvabhaumaḥ

When the ascendant is joined with forty bindus, Jupiter in Sagittarius, Venus in Pisces, Mars in his own exaltation ⟨Capricorn⟩, and the son of the Sun ⟨Saturn⟩ in Aquarius — the one born is the holder of all fortune, a universal sovereign.

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  • About this edition: All four pādas scan as clean Śālinī; no emendation needed. Mars's own exaltation is Capricorn, supplied in brackets.

क्रियादिराशित्रितयोपयाता भवन्ति पूर्वादिचतुर्दिशश्च । फलाधिकं यद्दिशि तत्प्रदेशे धनादिवृद्धिं समुपैति जातः

kriyādirāśitritayopayātā bhavanti pūrvādicaturdiśaśca | phalādhikaṃ yaddiśi tatpradeśe dhanādivṛddhiṃ samupaiti jātaḥ

The rāśis beginning with Aries (kriya), taken in groups of three, become the four directions beginning with the east. In whichever direction the yield ⟨of bindus⟩ is greater, in that quarter the one born meets with increase of wealth and the rest.

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लग्नादिशन्यन्तगतं तुरङ्गैः सङ्गुण्य ताराहृतलब्धयाते । रव्यादिपापे यदि कोणगे वा रोगादिपीडाविपुलं नराणाम्

lagnādiśanyantagataṃ turaṅgaiḥ saṅguṇya tārāhṛtalabdhayāte | ravyādipāpe yadi koṇage vā rogādipīḍāvipulaṃ narāṇām

The ⟨count⟩ traversed from the ascendant up to Saturn, multiplied by the horses ⟨seven⟩ and divided by the stars ⟨twenty-seven⟩ — at the ⟨nakṣatra⟩ arrived at by the quotient obtained: if a malefic, the Sun and the rest, stands there or in a trine ⟨from it⟩, then men have abundant affliction from disease and the like.

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  • About this edition: Number-words: turaṅga (horse) = 7, tārā = 27. All four pādas scan as clean Indravajrā/Upendravajrā. The verse says labdha (the quotient); the standing procedure for reaching a nakṣatra by division by 27 uses the remainder, but the Sanskrit is rendered as it stands.

मन्दादिलग्नान्तफलं च तद्वल्लग्नान्तमारादुदयात्कुजान्तम् । शुभैक्यसंख्यागततारकायां शुभग्रहे सौख्यफलं वदन्ति

mandādilagnāntaphalaṃ ca tadvallagnāntamārādudayātkujāntam | śubhaikyasaṃkhyāgatatārakāyāṃ śubhagrahe saukhyaphalaṃ vadanti

And likewise ⟨reckon⟩ the result from Saturn ⟨as the start⟩ up to the ascendant, and from Mars up to the ascendant, and from the rising point up to Mars. When a benefic graha stands in the nakṣatra arrived at by the summed number of the auspicious ⟨figures⟩, they declare a fruit of happiness.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's मन्दाइ is मन्दादि — the emendation restores exact Indravajrā (mandādi-lagnānta-phalaṃ ca tadvat), which मन्दाल् does not. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्दादिलग्नान्तफलं; this sentence names मन्दाइ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

एकाधिपत्यं सहकोणभावैः संशोध्य सन्त्यज्य दिनेशमानैः । यद्यर्कसंख्या न हरेदशेषं मेषादि सर्वाष्टकशोधितं स्यात्

ekādhipatyaṃ sahakoṇabhāvaiḥ saṃśodhya santyajya dineśamānaiḥ | yadyarkasaṃkhyā na haredaśeṣaṃ meṣādi sarvāṣṭakaśodhitaṃ syāt

Having made the ekādhipatya reduction together with the trine bhāvas, cast the figures out by twelves, the measure of the Sun. Whatever the Sun's number does not carry away is the remainder; and so, reckoned from Meṣa onward, the sarvāṣṭakavarga stands reduced.

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  • About this edition: दिनेश, 'lord of the day', is the Sun, and here it stands for TWELVE by the bhūta-saṃkhyā convention — the twelve Ādityas. So दिनेशमानैः is 'by twelves' and अर्कसंख्या is 'the number twelve'. The Horā Sāra puts the same rule in plain words at VII.52: 'If the figure in any Rāśi exceed 12, subtract 12 or multiples of 12 and keep the remainder.'
  • Another reading: WHY OUR TEXT LACKS IT: the verse is absent from the Chaukhambā line our e-text descends from. It stands in Sastri's Mysore 1933 printing and in his own earlier 1922 printing.

शोध्यं राशिद्युचरगुणकैः संगुणय्यैतदैक्यं हत्वा शैलैरुडुगणहृतं लब्धमब्दादिकं स्यात् । मानाधिक्ये विशतमशते तारकायुर्वराङ्गैः संगुण्याप्तं दिवसनिचयैर्मातुलैः शुद्धमायुः

śodhyaṃ rāśidyucaraguṇakaiḥ saṃguṇayyaitadaikyaṃ hatvā śailairuḍugaṇahṛtaṃ labdhamabdādikaṃ syāt | mānādhikye viśatamaśate tārakāyurvarāṅgaiḥ saṃguṇyāptaṃ divasanicayairmātulaiḥ śuddhamāyuḥ

The śodhya ⟨-piṇḍa⟩, having been multiplied by the multipliers of the rāśis and of the sky-goers ⟨the grahas⟩ — this total, struck by the mountains ⟨seven⟩ and divided by the host of nakṣatras ⟨twenty-seven⟩, yields as its quotient the years and the rest. ⟨The second half of the verse — on excess of the measure, on the tārakā-derived life-span multiplied, and on the reduction to a collection of days to give the exact life-span — is corrupt in this e-text and is not rendered here.⟩

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  • About this edition: PARTIAL: only pādas 1-2 are rendered. The verse is Mandākrāntā. Pādas 1-2 scan flawlessly once the e-text's राशिद्युचरणगुणकैः is read राशिद्युचरगुणकैः, and they give the standard aṣṭakavarga āyurdāya rule: śodhyapiṇḍa multiplied by 7, divided by 27, quotient in years. Pādas 3-4 keep the Mandākrāntā skeleton but carry two segments I cannot read — विशतमशते and मार्तुलैः — neither of which is a word; since they hold the two multipliers of the months-and-days reduction, rendering them would mean inventing an arithmetic rule that no reader downstream could catch. Number-words used: śaila (mountain) = 7, uḍugaṇa = 27. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads राशिद्युचरगुणकैः संगुणय्यैतदैक्यं हत्वा शैलैरुडुगणहृतं लब्धमब्दादिकं स्यात् । मानाधिक्ये विशतमशते तारकायुर्वराङ्गैः संगुण्याप्तं दिवसनिचयैर्मातुलैः; this sentence names राशिद्युचरणगुणकैः and मार्तुलैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वल्पमध्यबहुमानवत्सरा मण्डलोनयुतकर्मकल्पिताः । तुल्यकालमुपयान्ति सर्वतः सद्गुणोदयकटाक्षवीक्षणात्

svalpamadhyabahumānavatsarā maṇḍalonayutakarmakalpitāḥ | tulyakālamupayānti sarvataḥ sadguṇodayakaṭākṣavīkṣaṇāt

The years of small, middling and great measure, contrived by the operation of diminution and augmentation by a maṇḍala ⟨a full round⟩, come on every side to one and the same span, through the sidelong regard of the rising of good qualities.

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श्रीवैद्यनाथकृतजातकपारिजाते पाराशरादिफलसाररसोपयाते । प्रस्तारभिन्नसमुदायकबिन्दुशीलः संकीर्तितस्तु सकलद्युचरप्रसादात्

śrīvaidyanāthakṛtajātakapārijāte pārāśarādiphalasārarasopayāte | prastārabhinnasamudāyakabinduśīlaḥ saṃkīrtitastu sakaladyucaraprasādāt

In the Jātaka Pārijāta made by Śrī Vaidyanātha, which has taken to itself the essence and savour of the fruits ⟨declared⟩ by Parāśara and the rest, the nature of the bindus — of the prastāra, of the separate ⟨bhinna⟩ and of the aggregate ⟨samudāya aṣṭakavarga⟩ — has been proclaimed, by the favour of all the sky-goers ⟨the grahas⟩.

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  • About this edition: The chapter's closing verse, Vasantatilakā, clean. prastāra-bhinna-samudāyaka names the three standard divisions of the reckoning: the prastāra tabulation, the bhinnāṣṭakavarga and the samudāyāṣṭakavarga; the compound is rendered as those three rather than as a single description.

Adhyāya 11 · अथ प्रथमद्वितीयभावफलाध्यायः

होरालङ्कारमुख्यप्रभवशुभफलादीनि सर्वाणि पुंसां तत्तद्भावोद्भवानि द्युचरबलवशाद्यानि तानि प्रवच्मि । ये ये भावाः सितज्ञामरगुरुपतिभिः संयुता वीक्षिता वा नान्यैर्दृष्टा न युक्ता यदि शुभफलदा मूर्तिभावादिकेषु

horālaṅkāramukhyaprabhavaśubhaphalādīni sarvāṇi puṃsāṃ tattadbhāvodbhavāni dyucarabalavaśādyāni tāni pravacmi | ye ye bhāvāḥ sitajñāmaragurupatibhiḥ saṃyutā vīkṣitā vā nānyairdṛṣṭā na yuktā yadi śubhaphaladā mūrtibhāvādikeṣu

All the auspicious results and the rest for men that arise as the chief ornament of the horā, born of each bhāva in turn and depending on the strength of the grahas (dyucara) and the like — these I declare. Whichever bhāvas are joined with or aspected by Venus (sita), Mercury (jña), Jupiter (amara-guru) and their own lord, and are aspected or joined by no others — those are givers of auspicious results, in the mūrti (the 1st house) and the rest.

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  • About this edition: The opening Sragdharā is the worst-damaged verse in the unit. हि अचरबलवशाद्यार्न नानि प्रवचिम् is not construable as printed (प्रवचिम् for प्रवच्मि is certain; the rest is not), so that stretch is marked as a gap rather than guessed. सितज्ञामरगुरुपतिभिः read as सित-ज्ञ-अमरगुरु-पतिभिः (Venus, Mercury, Jupiter, and the bhāva's own lord); नान्यैर्दष्टा ज युक्ता for न अन्यैर्दृष्टा न युक्ता; मूर्तियावादिदेषु for मूर्तिभावादिषु; चत्तद्भावोद्भवानि for च तद्भावोद्भवानि. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads होरालङ्कारमुख्यप्रभवशुभफलादीनि सर्वाणि पुंसां तत्तद्भावोद्भवानि द्युचरबलवशाद्यानि तानि प्रवच्मि । ये ये भावाः सितज्ञामरगुरुपतिभिः संयुता वीक्षिता वा नान्यैर्दृष्टा न युक्ता यदि शुभफलदा मूर्तिभावादिकेषु; this sentence names चत्तद्भावोद्भवानि and मूर्तियावादिदेषु, 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 gap is retired. Read on the plates, the stretch this note could not construe was our e-text's damage, not a loss in the tradition. Sastri 1933 vol. II (Mysore) p.99, read by eye at about 1.4x of a 600 dpi render, sets all four pādas: होरालंकारमुख्यप्रभवशुभफलादीनि सर्वाणि पुंसां / तत्तद्भावोद्भवानि द्युचरबलवशाद्यानि तानि प्रवच्मि । / ये ये भावाः सितज्ञामरगुरुपतिभिः संयुता वीक्षिता वा / नान्यैर्दृष्टा न युक्ता यदि शुभफलदा मूर्तिभावादिकेषु, a complete Sragdharā of 21 syllables in every pāda. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā (Chowkhamba 1953) p.368, read by eye at about 2.45x, sets the first two pādas the same, with the ङ्क conjunct where the Mysore sets the anusvāra. So the opening is होरालङ्कार, 'the ornament of the horā', not होरलग्नात्; the second pāda opens तत्तद्भावोद्भवानि, not च तद्भावोद्भवानि; and the last word is मूर्तिभावादिकेषु, not मूर्तिभावादिषु. The rendering no longer carries a gap.]

तन्वादिभावेषु शुभोदयेषु तद्भावनाथोपगतेक्षितेषु । तदुक्तभावस्य समृद्धिरुक्ता नपापखेटेक्षितसंयुतेषु

tanvādibhāveṣu śubhodayeṣu tadbhāvanāthopagatekṣiteṣu | taduktabhāvasya samṛddhiruktā napāpakheṭekṣitasaṃyuteṣu

When the bhāvas beginning with the tanu (the 1st house) have benefics rising in them, and are occupied and aspected by the lord of that bhāva, and are not joined with or aspected by malefic grahas — the prosperity of the bhāva in question is declared.

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  • About this edition: भाब is the e-text's slip for भाव. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तदुक्तभावस्य; this sentence names भाब, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नीचस्थो रिपुराशिस्थः खेटो भावविनाशकः । मूलस्वतुङ्गमित्रस्थो भाववृद्धिकरो भवेत्

nīcastho ripurāśisthaḥ kheṭo bhāvavināśakaḥ | mūlasvatuṅgamitrastho bhāvavṛddhikaro bhavet

A graha placed in debilitation, or placed in an enemy's rāśi, destroys the bhāva. Placed in its mūlatrikoṇa, its own sign, its exaltation, or a friend's sign, it becomes a producer of the bhāva's increase.

11.4a reading here is contested

यद्भावनाथो रिपुरिष्फरन्ध्रे दुःस्थानपो यद्भवनस्थितस्तु तद्भावनाशं कथयन्ति तज्ज्ञाः शुभेक्षितश्चेत् फलमन्यथा स्यात्

yadbhāvanātho ripuriṣpharandhre duḥsthānapo yadbhavanasthitastu tadbhāvanāśaṃ kathayanti tajjñāḥ śubhekṣitaścet phalamanyathā syāt

When the lord of a bhāva is in the ripu (6th), the riṣpha (12th) or the randhra (8th), and likewise the house in which the lord of a duḥsthāna stands — those who know this declare the destruction of that bhāva. But if it is aspected by a benefic, the result is otherwise.

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  • What the page would not yield: LACUNA — 1 passage the printed edition itself could not read, marked with a run of dots and carried through unchanged. This is the EDITION'S gap, not a defect of our transcription and not text we lost. The verse is incomplete as transmitted: translate what is there and say what is missing; never bridge the gap with a reading no witness supports. [2026-09-23: This note is superseded. The run of dots was not the printed edition's gap: it was the sanskritdocuments e-text's own loss, and the verse is whole. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā (Chowkhamba 1953) p.369, read by eye at about 2.5x native, sets यद्भावनाथो रिपुरिष्फरन्ध्रे दुःस्थानपो यद्भवनस्थितस्तु । तद्भावनाशं कथयन्ति तज्ज्ञाः शुभेक्षितश्चेत् फलमन्यथा स्यात्; Sastri 1933 vol. II (Mysore) p.100, read by eye at about 1.0x to 1.5x native, sets the same with यद्भवनस्थितो वा. The mūla now reads the Kāśī line, and the Mysore reading is on the ledger. The four pādas now count 11 syllables each, a clean Upajāti.]
  • About this edition: LACUNA, and there are TWO of them, not one: the edition's dots stand after तद्भवनस्थित… and again after शुभग्रहेण …………. Both are the edition's own gaps and are left open. The second especially matters, because the surviving words शुभग्रहेण are the head of a clause whose sense (whether a benefic mitigates the destruction or not) is exactly what the missing text carried; nothing here decides it, and it is not decided. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads यद्भवनस्थितस्तु तद्भावनाशं कथयन्ति तज्ज्ञाः शुभेक्षितश्चेत् फलमन्यथा स्यात्; this sentence names तद्भवनस्थित and शुभग्रहेण, 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: Neither gap is the edition's, and the benefic clause is decided. Both printings opened by eye set the verse whole, and the second half ends शुभेक्षितश्चेत् फलमन्यथा स्यात्, 'if it is aspected by a benefic, the result is otherwise'. The word शुभग्रहेण was never the mūla: it is the commentator's gloss word. The ṭīkā on the Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā (Chowkhamba 1953) p.369, read by eye at about 2.1x native, unpacks शुभेक्षित as केनचित् कैश्चिद्वा शुभग्रहेण शुभग्रहैर्वा ईक्षितः, four lines below the verse, and the transcriber's eye crossed from the mūla line to the ṭīkā.]

यद्भावपे केन्द्रगते विलग्नात्त्रिकोणगे वा यदि सौम्यदृष्टे । तुङ्गादिवर्गोपगते बलाढ्ये तद्भावपुष्टिं फलमाहुरार्याः

yadbhāvape kendragate vilagnāttrikoṇage vā yadi saumyadṛṣṭe | tuṅgādivargopagate balāḍhye tadbhāvapuṣṭiṃ phalamāhurāryāḥ

When the lord of a bhāva goes to a kendra from the lagna, or to a trikoṇa, or if it is aspected by benefics, has entered the exaltation-varga and the rest, and is rich in strength — the venerable ones declare the result to be the nourishing of that bhāva.

तत्तद्भावत्रिकोणे सुखमदनगृहे वाऽस्पदे सौम्ययुक्ते पापानां दृष्टिहीने भवनपसहिते पापखेटैरयुक्ते । भावानां पुष्टिमाहुः सकलशुभकरं चान्यथा चेत्प्रणाशं मिश्रं मिश्रग्रहेन्द्रैरखिलमपि तथा मूर्तिभावादिकानाम्

tattadbhāvatrikoṇe sukhamadanagṛhe vā'spade saumyayukte pāpānāṃ dṛṣṭihīne bhavanapasahite pāpakheṭairayukte | bhāvānāṃ puṣṭimāhuḥ sakalaśubhakaraṃ cānyathā cetpraṇāśaṃ miśraṃ miśragrahendrairakhilamapi tathā mūrtibhāvādikānām

When the trikoṇa of each several bhāva, or the sukha (4th) or madana (7th) house, or the āspada (10th), is joined with benefics, is devoid of the aspect of malefics, is accompanied by the lord of that house, and is unjoined with malefic grahas — they declare the nourishing of the bhāvas, wholly auspicious-making. And if it is otherwise, ruin; with mixed grahas, mixed ⟨results⟩ — and so entirely, for the mūrti bhāva (the 1st house) and the rest.

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  • About this edition: आस्पद is this text's name for the 10th house; rendered by house number per the glossary's house-synonym rule. मिश्रग्रहेन्दैः is not sound as printed (मिश्रग्रहेन्द्रैः, 'by the chief mixed grahas', would be), so it is rendered simply 'with mixed grahas'. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads मिश्रग्रहेन्द्रैरखिलमपि for मिश्रग्रहेन्दैरखिलमापि (metre, 2026-09-21), the sound ग्रहेन्द्र this note names; the English keeps 'with mixed grahas' for it.]

नाशस्थानगतो दिवाकरकरच्छन्नस्तु यद्राशिपो नीचारातिगतोऽथवा यदि शुभैः खेटैरयुक्तेक्षितः । तद्भावस्य विनाशनं मुनिगणाः शंसन्ति खेटैर्युतो यद्यत्रापि फलप्रदो नहि तथा मूर्त्यादिभानां क्रमात्

nāśasthānagato divākarakaracchannastu yadrāśipo nīcārātigato'thavā yadi śubhaiḥ kheṭairayuktekṣitaḥ | tadbhāvasya vināśanaṃ munigaṇāḥ śaṃsanti kheṭairyuto yadyatrāpi phalaprado nahi tathā mūrtyādibhānāṃ kramāt

When the lord of a rāśi has gone to the place of destruction (the 8th), or is concealed by the Sun's rays (combust), or has gone to debilitation or to an enemy's sign or if it is neither joined with nor aspected by benefic grahas — the companies of sages proclaim the destruction of that bhāva; for though joined with grahas even there, it is no giver of results. So likewise, in order, for the bhāvas beginning with the mūrti (the 1st).

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  • About this edition: यदि शुभैः खेटैर्युक्तेक्षितः is taken concessively ('even if joined/aspected by benefics'), because the closing pāda खेटैर्युतो यद्यत्रापि फलप्रदो न हि says exactly that in plainer words. Read as a fourth alternative condition ('or if joined with benefics') it would contradict its own second half. दिवाकरकरच्छग्रस्तु for दिवाकरकरच्छन्नस्तु; तद्राव for तद्भाव; मूत्यार्दीभानां for मूर्त्यादिभावानाम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दिवाकरकरच्छन्नस्तु यद्राशिपो नीचारातिगतोऽथवा यदि शुभैः खेटैरयुक्तेक्षितः । तद्भावस्य विनाशनं मुनिगणाः शंसन्ति खेटैर्युतो यद्यत्रापि फलप्रदो नहि तथा मूर्त्यादिभानां; this sentence names खेटैर्युक्तेक्षितः and दिवाकरकरच्छग्रस्तु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दुःस्थाने वारिगे मूढे दुर्बले भावनायके । भावस्य सम्पदं कर्तुं न शक्ता भावमाश्रिताः

duḥsthāne vārige mūḍhe durbale bhāvanāyake | bhāvasya sampadaṃ kartuṃ na śaktā bhāvamāśritāḥ

When the lord of a bhāva is in a duḥsthāna or in an enemy's sign, is combust (mūḍha), or is weak, the ⟨grahas⟩ that occupy that bhāva are not able to bring about the bhāva's prosperity.

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  • About this edition: वारिगे read as वा + अरिगे ('or in an enemy's sign') by sandhi; that keeps the list of four defects parallel and needs no emendation of the letters as printed.

दुष्टस्थितो वापि यदा नभोगः पापोऽरिनीचांशकसंयुतो यः । स्वतुङ्गमित्रांशकराशियुक्तः शुभेक्षितो वा यदि शोभनः स्यात्

duṣṭasthito vāpi yadā nabhogaḥ pāpo'rinīcāṃśakasaṃyuto yaḥ | svatuṅgamitrāṃśakarāśiyuktaḥ śubhekṣito vā yadi śobhanaḥ syāt

Even when a sky-goer (a graha) is badly placed, or is a malefic joined with the aṃśas of an enemy or of debilitation — if it is joined with the aṃśa or rāśi of its own sign, its exaltation, or a friend's, or is aspected by benefics, it becomes good.

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  • About this edition: स्वतुङ्गमित्रांशकराइयुक्तः read as ...अंशक-राशि-युक्तः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वतुङ्गमित्रांशकराशियुक्तः; this sentence names स्वतुङ्गमित्रांशकराइयुक्तः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भावेशाक्रान्तराशीशे दुःस्थे भावस्य दुर्बलम् । स्वोच्चमित्रस्वराशिस्थे भावपुष्टिं वदेद् बुधः

bhāveśākrāntarāśīśe duḥsthe bhāvasya durbalam | svoccamitrasvarāśisthe bhāvapuṣṭiṃ vaded budhaḥ

When the lord of the rāśi occupied by the lord of a bhāva is ill-placed, there is weakness of that bhāva. When it stands in its own exaltation, in a friend's sign, or in its own rāśi, the wise man should declare the nourishing of the bhāva.

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  • About this edition: स्वोव्च्च is the e-text's spelling of स्वोच्च. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भावेशाक्रान्तराशीशे दुःस्थे भावस्य दुर्बलम् । स्वोच्चमित्रस्वराशिस्थे; this sentence names स्वोव्च्च, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यद्भावलाभधनविक्रमराशियाता यद्भावनाथसुहृदश्च तदुच्चनाथाः । तद्भावपुष्टिबलमम्बरचारिणस्ते कुर्वन्ति मूढरिपुनीचविवर्जिताश्चेत्

yadbhāvalābhadhanavikramarāśiyātā yadbhāvanāthasuhṛdaśca taduccanāthāḥ | tadbhāvapuṣṭibalamambaracāriṇaste kurvanti mūḍharipunīcavivarjitāścet

Those sky-wanderers who have gone to the rāśi of the bhāva ⟨in question⟩, or to its lābha (11th), dhana (2nd) or vikrama (3rd), and who are friends of that bhāva's lord, and who are lords of its exaltation — they make the strength that nourishes that bhāva, provided they are free from combustion, from enemy signs and from debilitation.

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  • About this edition: वद्भाव and तद्रभाव are the e-text's slips for यद्भाव and तद्भाव. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यद्भावलाभधनविक्रमराशियाता यद्भावनाथसुहृदश्च तदुच्चनाथाः । तद्भावपुष्टिबलमम्बरचारिणस्ते; this sentence names तद्रभाव and वद्भाव, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भावांशतुल्यः खलु वर्तमानो भावोद्भवं पूर्णफलं विधत्ते । भावोनके चाप्यधिके च खेटे त्रैराशिकेनात्र फलं विचार्यम्

bhāvāṃśatulyaḥ khalu vartamāno bhāvodbhavaṃ pūrṇaphalaṃ vidhatte | bhāvonake cāpyadhike ca kheṭe trairāśikenātra phalaṃ vicāryam

A graha standing equal to the degree of the bhāva indeed yields the full result arising from that bhāva. When the graha is short of the bhāva ⟨-madhya⟩ or beyond it, the result here is to be worked out by the rule of three (trairāśika).

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  • About this edition: स्वलु is the e-text's slip for खलु; विघत्ते for विदधाति/वितनुते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भावांशतुल्यः खलु वर्तमानो भावोद्भवं पूर्णफलं विधत्ते; this sentence names विघत्ते and स्वलु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शरीरवर्णाकृतिलक्षणानि यशोगुणस्थानसुखासुखानि । प्रवासतेजोबलदुर्बलानि फलानि लग्नस्य वदन्ति सन्तः

śarīravarṇākṛtilakṣaṇāni yaśoguṇasthānasukhāsukhāni | pravāsatejobaladurbalāni phalāni lagnasya vadanti santaḥ

The body, complexion, form and marks; fame, qualities, station, happiness and unhappiness; travel abroad, splendour, strength and weakness — these the good declare to be the results of the lagna.

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  • About this edition: प्रवासतिजो read as प्रवास-तेजो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्रवासतेजोबलदुर्बलानि; this sentence names प्रवासतिजो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नरश्चिरायुर्नृपपूजितः सुखी लग्ने भवेत्सौम्यगृहं यथा तथा । लग्ने यदा स्वामिनिरीक्षिते धनी कुशाग्रबुद्धिः कुलकीर्तिवर्द्धनः

naraścirāyurnṛpapūjitaḥ sukhī lagne bhavetsaumyagṛhaṃ yathā tathā | lagne yadā svāminirīkṣite dhanī kuśāgrabuddhiḥ kulakīrtivarddhanaḥ

A man becomes long-lived, honoured by the king and happy, according as the lagna is a benefic's house. And when the lagna is aspected by its own lord, ⟨he is⟩ wealthy, of intellect keen as the tip of kuśa grass, and an increaser of his family's fame.

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  • About this edition: नरश्विरायुर् for नरश्चिरायुः; कुलकीर्तिंवर्द्धनः for कुलकीर्तिवर्धनः. यया तथा at the end of the first line is not construable and is marked as a gap, not filled; the protasis it belonged to (probably 'when a graha is in the lagna, a benefic's house') is therefore left short of a subject. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नरश्चिरायुर्नृपपूजितः सुखी लग्ने भवेत्सौम्यगृहं यथा तथा । लग्ने यदा स्वामिनिरीक्षिते धनी कुशाग्रबुद्धिः कुलकीर्तिवर्द्धनः; this sentence names कुलकीर्तिंवर्द्धनः and नरश्विरायुर्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नांशपाद्वीर्ययुतग्रहाद्वा तनुस्वरूपाकृतिलक्षणानि । वर्णं वदेच्चान्द्रनवांशनाथाद्विलग्नभात्सर्वशुभाशुभानि

lagnāṃśapādvīryayutagrahādvā tanusvarūpākṛtilakṣaṇāni | varṇaṃ vadeccāndranavāṃśanāthādvilagnabhātsarvaśubhāśubhāni

From the lord of the lagna's navāṃśa, or from the graha endowed with strength, one should declare the body's own form, its shape and its marks; the complexion from the lord of the Moon's navāṃśa; and all auspicious and inauspicious things from the rāśi of the lagna.

त्रिकोणकेन्द्रे यदि लग्ननाथे शुभान्विते शोभनवीक्षिते वा । शुभग्रहागारगते बलाढ्ये चतुःसमुद्रान्तयशः समेति

trikoṇakendre yadi lagnanāthe śubhānvite śobhanavīkṣite vā | śubhagrahāgāragate balāḍhye catuḥsamudrāntayaśaḥ sameti

If the lord of the lagna is in a trikoṇa or a kendra, joined with benefics or aspected by an auspicious ⟨graha⟩, placed in a benefic graha's house, and rich in strength — ⟨the native⟩ attains a fame that reaches to the ends of the four oceans.

होराधिनाथे रिपुरन्ध्ररिष्फे पापान्विते पापनिरीक्षिते वा । पापग्रहाणां भवनोपयाते जातोऽप्रकाशो भवतीह मर्त्यः

horādhināthe ripurandhrariṣphe pāpānvite pāpanirīkṣite vā | pāpagrahāṇāṃ bhavanopayāte jāto'prakāśo bhavatīha martyaḥ

When the lord of the horā (the lagna) is in the ripu (6th), randhra (8th) or riṣpha (12th), joined with malefics or aspected by malefics, and gone to the house of malefic grahas — the mortal born here becomes one without lustre, unknown to fame.

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  • About this edition: भर्त्यः is the e-text's slip for मर्त्यः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भवनोपयाते जातोऽप्रकाशो भवतीह मर्त्यः; this sentence names भर्त्यः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कीर्तिस्थानपतौ विलग्नभवने जातः स्वयं कीर्तिमान् । वित्तस्थे तु विशेषकीर्तिसहितः स्वोच्चादिवर्गान्विते । दुःस्थे चञ्चलयात्रया हततनुर्जातोऽथवा दुर्जनः केन्द्रे कोणगते शुभग्रहयुते यात्रासुखं जायते

kīrtisthānapatau vilagnabhavane jātaḥ svayaṃ kīrtimān | vittasthe tu viśeṣakīrtisahitaḥ svoccādivargānvite | duḥsthe cañcalayātrayā hatatanurjāto'thavā durjanaḥ kendre koṇagate śubhagrahayute yātrāsukhaṃ jāyate

When the lord of the place of fame (the 10th) is in the house of the lagna, the native is himself famous. When it is in the vitta (the 2nd), endowed with its own exaltation-varga and the rest, he is possessed of a special fame. When it is ill-placed, the native's body is broken by restless travelling, or else he is a wicked man. When it goes to a kendra or a koṇa (trikoṇa) and is joined with benefic grahas, happiness in travel comes about.

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  • About this edition: विशेषकीति for विशेषकीर्ति. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विशेषकीर्तिसहितः; this sentence names विशेषकीति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

होरास्वामिनि पञ्चमे यदि सुतस्थानेशयुक्तेऽथवा भाग्ये वा यदि भाग्यपेन सहिते लग्ने यशस्वी पिता । भ्रातृस्थानपतौ विलग्नगृहगे तत्कारकभ्रातृपावेकस्थौ बलशालिनौ च यदि वा तत्सोदरः कीर्तिमान्

horāsvāmini pañcame yadi sutasthāneśayukte'thavā bhāgye vā yadi bhāgyapena sahite lagne yaśasvī pitā | bhrātṛsthānapatau vilagnagṛhage tatkārakabhrātṛpāvekasthau balaśālinau ca yadi vā tatsodaraḥ kīrtimān

If the lord of the horā (the lagna) is in the 5th joined with the lord of the place of sons (the 5th), or is in the bhāgya (the 9th), or is in the lagna together with the lord of the bhāgya — the father is illustrious. When the lord of the place of brothers (the 3rd) is in the house of the lagna, or when its kāraka ⟨Mars⟩ and the lord of the 3rd stand together and are possessed of strength — his brother is renowned.

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  • About this edition: कलशालिनौ is read as बलशालिनौ ('possessed of strength'); कला-शालिनौ yields no sense in the clause, and क/ब confusion is common in this e-text. The reading is flagged, not certain. कीर्तिसान् for कीर्तिमान्; यादि for यदि (twice in the unit). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यदि भाग्यपेन सहिते लग्ने यशस्वी पिता । भ्रातृस्थानपतौ विलग्नगृहगे तत्कारकभ्रातृपा- वेकस्थौ बलशालिनौ च यदि वा तत्सोदरः कीर्तिमान्; this sentence names कीर्तिसान् and कलशालिनौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विद्याधिपे वा यदि चन्द्रसूनौ लग्ने सुखे लग्नपसंयुते वा । बलान्विते पापदृशा विहीने विद्यायशस्वी भवति प्रजातः

vidyādhipe vā yadi candrasūnau lagne sukhe lagnapasaṃyute vā | balānvite pāpadṛśā vihīne vidyāyaśasvī bhavati prajātaḥ

If the lord of learning (the 5th), or Mercury (candra-sūnu, the Moon's son), is in the lagna or in the sukha (the 4th), or is joined with the lord of the lagna, endowed with strength and free from a malefic's aspect — the one born becomes famous for learning.

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  • About this edition: चन्द्रसूर्ना read as चन्द्रसूनुना, i.e. Mercury. The alternative would be चन्द्र-सूर्याभ्याम् ('with the Moon and Sun'), which the metre of this Upajāti will not carry; Mercury is also the graha the subject-matter (विद्या) expects. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चन्द्रसूनौ लग्ने सुखे लग्नपसंयुते; this sentence names चन्द्रसूर्ना, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धर्मोदयेशौ नवमोदयस्थौ धर्मोदयेशौ तनुधर्मगौ वा । सुरेन्द्रवन्द्येक्षितसंयुतौ चेत् समेति जातश्चिरकालभाग्यम्

dharmodayeśau navamodayasthau dharmodayeśau tanudharmagau vā | surendravandyekṣitasaṃyutau cet sameti jātaścirakālabhāgyam

If the lords of the dharma (the 9th) and of the udaya (the lagna) stand in the 9th and the lagna, or the lords of the 9th and the lagna are in the tanu (the 1st) and the dharma (the 9th), and are aspected by or joined with Jupiter — him whom the lord of the gods reveres — the native attains a fortune that lasts long.

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  • About this edition: सुरेन्द्रवन्द्य, 'he whom Indra reveres', is Bṛhaspati (Jupiter), the preceptor of the gods.

लग्नाधिपस्य व्ययगे तदुच्चमित्रे सुहृत्तुङ्गखगेक्षिते वा । तद्राशिगे वा यदि मित्रखेटे तस्य स्थितिर्जन्मवसुन्धरायाम्

lagnādhipasya vyayage taduccamitre suhṛttuṅgakhagekṣite vā | tadrāśige vā yadi mitrakheṭe tasya sthitirjanmavasundharāyām

When ⟨a graha⟩ that has gone to the 12th from the lagna's lord is in that ⟨lord's⟩ exaltation or in a friend's sign, or is aspected by a graha standing in a friend's sign or in exaltation; or if a friendly graha is in that rāśi — his abode is on the earth of his birth.

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  • About this edition: The protasis is a chain of locative absolutes with no expressed subject; the subject supplied here (a graha in the 12th from the lagna-lord) is what the paired verse 23 requires, where the same configuration weak or debilitated sends the native abroad. The Sanskrit does not name it, hence the brackets.

लग्नेशाद्व्ययपे विलग्नपरिपौ नीचेऽथवा दुर्बले जातो याति विदेशमिष्टदनुजाचार्येण दृष्टे यदि । तत्रैव स्थितिरन्त्यपे रविकरच्छन्ने विलग्नाधिपादल्पग्रामचरो बलिन्यपि धनग्रामाधिवासो भवेत्

lagneśādvyayape vilagnaparipau nīce'thavā durbale jāto yāti videśamiṣṭadanujācāryeṇa dṛṣṭe yadi | tatraiva sthitirantyape ravikaracchanne vilagnādhipādalpagrāmacaro balinyapi dhanagrāmādhivāso bhavet

When the lord of the 12th from the lagna's lord, ⟨or⟩ the lord of the 6th from the lagna, is debilitated or weak, the native goes to a foreign land — ⟨and the going is favourable⟩ if it is aspected by the boon-granting preceptor of the Dānavas (Venus). When the lord of the last house (the 12th) is concealed by the Sun's rays (combust), his stay is right there ⟨abroad⟩. Reckoned from the lord of the lagna, ⟨when it is weak⟩ he moves about among small villages; but when it is strong, his dwelling comes to be in a wealthy village.

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  • About this edition: इष्टदनुजाचार्येण read as इष्टद-दनुजाचार्येण by haplography of द — दनुजाचार्य ('preceptor of the Dānavas') is Śukra/Venus. अल्पग्नामचरो for अल्पग्रामचरः; धनप्रामाधिवासो for धनग्रामाधिवासः; राविकर for रविकर; परिपौ for रिपुपौ. The apodosis of the दृष्टे clause is not in the text and is supplied in brackets. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रविकरच्छन्ने विलग्नाधिपा- दल्पग्रामचरो बलिन्यपि धनग्रामाधिवासो; this sentence names धनप्रामाधिवासो and राविकर, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

होरेशाद्व्ययपे विलग्नभवनात् केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थिते मित्रस्वोच्चगृहोपगे शुभयुते पार्श्वद्वये मानवः । चेतोरम्यमहीचरो दिविचराचार्येन्दुशुक्रेक्षिते दिव्यक्षेत्रमुपैति जन्मधरणीवासस्तदर्थे रिपौ

horeśādvyayape vilagnabhavanāt kendratrikoṇasthite mitrasvoccagṛhopage śubhayute pārśvadvaye mānavaḥ | cetoramyamahīcaro divicarācāryenduśukrekṣite divyakṣetramupaiti janmadharaṇīvāsastadarthe ripau

When the lord of the 12th from the lord of the horā (the lagna) stands in a kendra or trikoṇa from the house of the lagna, has gone to a friend's house or to the house of its own exaltation, and has benefics joined on both its flanks — the man moves through lands that delight the heart. When it is aspected by Jupiter (divicara-ācārya, the preceptor of the sky-dwellers), the Moon and Venus, he reaches a divine kṣetra (a holy place); and if it is in an enemy's sign, in that case his dwelling is the earth of his birth.

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  • About this edition: मित्रस्योषगृहोपगे is read as मित्र-स्व-गृहोपगे ('gone to a friend's or its own house'); मित्रस्वोच्चगृहोपगे ('a friend's or its own exaltation house') is equally close to the printed letters and is not ruled out. दिवचर is taken as दिवाकर, the Sun, since the other three members of the compound (ācārya, indu, śukra) are all graha names; 'sky-goer' in general would leave the list without a fourth graha. पार्श्वद्वये शुभयुते is the kartari configuration, benefics flanking on both sides. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads होरेशाद्व्ययपे विलग्नभवनात् केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थिते मित्रस्वोच्चगृहोपगे शुभयुते पार्श्वद्वये मानवः । चेतोरम्यमहीचरो दिविचराचार्येन्दुशुक्रेक्षिते; this sentence names मित्रस्योषगृहोपगे and दिवचर, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विदेशभाग्यं चरभे विलग्ने चरे तदीशे चरखेटदृष्टे । स्थिते स्वदेशे बहुभाग्ययुक्तः स्थिरग्रहैर्भूरिधनान्वितः स्यात्

videśabhāgyaṃ carabhe vilagne care tadīśe carakheṭadṛṣṭe | sthite svadeśe bahubhāgyayuktaḥ sthiragrahairbhūridhanānvitaḥ syāt

When the lagna is a movable rāśi, its lord is in a movable sign, and it is aspected by a graha in a movable sign — fortune ⟨comes⟩ in a foreign land. When ⟨they are⟩ placed ⟨in fixed signs⟩ he is endowed with much fortune in his own country, and by grahas in fixed ⟨signs⟩ he becomes possessed of abundant wealth.

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  • About this edition: स्थिरहैर् is not a word; स्थिरगृहैः ('by fixed houses') is the likeliest reading and the contrast with चर in the first half fixes the sense either way. The word for 'fixed' governing स्थिते in the third pāda is not in the printed text and is supplied in brackets. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्थिरग्रहैर्भूरिधनान्वितः; this sentence names स्थिरहैर्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

होराधीशे पापखेटे रिपुस्थे पापक्षेत्रे भानुपुत्रेण युक्ते । शूद्रप्रायो राहुणा केतुना वा जातश्चाण्डालोऽथवा नीचतुल्यः

horādhīśe pāpakheṭe ripusthe pāpakṣetre bhānuputreṇa yukte | śūdraprāyo rāhuṇā ketunā vā jātaścāṇḍālo'thavā nīcatulyaḥ

When the lord of the horā (the lagna) is a malefic graha, is in the ripu (the 6th), is in a malefic's field (sign), and is joined with the Sun's son (Saturn) — ⟨the native is⟩ as good as a śūdra. With Rāhu or with Ketu, the one born is a cāṇḍāla, or else the equal of an outcaste.

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  • About this edition: पापस्वेटे for पापखेटे. The verse's varṇa-and-birth verdict is rendered at its weight; शूद्रप्राय is 'practically a śūdra', चाण्डाल and नीचतुल्य are the words the text uses and are not softened. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापखेटे; this sentence names पापस्वेटे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नाधिपे शोभनराशियुक्ते बलोपयाते तनुपुष्टिमेति । लग्नस्थखेटे रिपुनीचभागे दुःस्थानपे देहसुखं न याति

lagnādhipe śobhanarāśiyukte balopayāte tanupuṣṭimeti | lagnasthakheṭe ripunīcabhāge duḥsthānape dehasukhaṃ na yāti

When the lord of the lagna is joined with an auspicious rāśi and has attained strength, ⟨the native⟩ attains nourishment of the body. When a graha standing in the lagna is in an enemy's or a debilitation portion, ⟨and the lagna's lord is⟩ the lord of a duḥsthāna, he does not attain bodily comfort.

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  • About this edition: रिपुणिच for रिपु-नीच. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बलोपयाते तनुपुष्टिमेति । लग्नस्थखेटे रिपुनीचभागे; this sentence names रिपुणिच, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विलग्नदर्शी तनुपो विलग्नगस्त्रयोऽपि षष्ठाष्टमरिष्फराशिपाः । सपत्ननीचोपगताश्च दुर्बला यदि स्वपाके न फलं प्रकुर्युः

vilagnadarśī tanupo vilagnagastrayo'pi ṣaṣṭhāṣṭamariṣpharāśipāḥ | sapatnanīcopagatāśca durbalā yadi svapāke na phalaṃ prakuryuḥ

The lord of the tanu (the 1st) aspecting the lagna or standing in the lagna, and the three lords of the 6th, 8th and 12th rāśis as well — if they have gone to an enemy's sign or to debilitation and are weak, they produce no result in their own daśā (pāka).

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  • About this edition: पाक is used here for daśā, the ripening period.

लग्ने जलर्क्षे शुभखेचरेन्द्रैर्युक्ते तनोः स्थौल्यमुदाहरन्ति । लग्नाधिपे तोयखगे बलाढ्ये सौम्यान्विते तत्तनुपुष्टिमाहुः

lagne jalarkṣe śubhakhecarendrairyukte tanoḥ sthaulyamudāharanti | lagnādhipe toyakhage balāḍhye saumyānvite tattanupuṣṭimāhuḥ

When the lagna is a watery rāśi joined with benefic grahas, they declare stoutness of body. When the lord of the lagna is a watery graha and is rich in strength and joined with benefics, they declare the nourishing of that body.

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  • About this edition: तोयरव(स्व)गे carries the edition's OWN parenthetical variant, and it is kept as a variant rather than resolved: तोयरवगे and तोयस्वगे give different conditions (a watery sign vs. the lord's own sign) and nothing in the e-text decides between them. शुभखेचरेन्दैः read as शुभखेचरेन्द्रैः, 'chief benefic sky-goers', rendered simply 'benefic grahas'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुभखेचरेन्द्रैर्युक्ते तनोः स्थौल्यमुदाहरन्ति । लग्नाधिपे तोयखगे; this sentence names तोयरव and स्व, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नाधिपे नाशगते तु शुष्कराशौ तनोः कष्टमतीव कृच्छ्रम् । लग्नांशपस्थांशपराशिनाथः शुष्कग्रहः स्यात्तनुशुष्कमाहुः

lagnādhipe nāśagate tu śuṣkarāśau tanoḥ kaṣṭamatīva kṛcchram | lagnāṃśapasthāṃśaparāśināthaḥ śuṣkagrahaḥ syāttanuśuṣkamāhuḥ

When the lord of the lagna has gone to the place of destruction (the 8th) in a dry rāśi, there is exceedingly severe affliction of the body. When the lord of the rāśi of the aṃśa in which the lord of the lagna's aṃśa stands is a dry graha, they declare a dryness (emaciation) of the body.

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  • About this edition: शुष्क ('dry') is kept literal; it is the text's own class-term for the drying grahas, not a metaphor to be resolved.

मध्यस्थे रिपुखेटयोस्तनुपतौ जातोऽरिभीतो भवेत् केतौ लग्नगतेऽथवा फणिपतौ दुःस्थे विलग्नाधिपे । तत्पाके तदरीशभुक्तिसमये वैकल्यमङ्गे वदेत् लग्ने शत्रुपतौ फणिध्वजयुते देहव्रणं देहिनाम्

madhyasthe ripukheṭayostanupatau jāto'ribhīto bhavet ketau lagnagate'thavā phaṇipatau duḥsthe vilagnādhipe | tatpāke tadarīśabhuktisamaye vaikalyamaṅge vadet lagne śatrupatau phaṇidhvajayute dehavraṇaṃ dehinām

When the lord of the body ⟨the lagna lord⟩ stands in the middle of ⟨two⟩ enemy grahas, the native becomes fearful of enemies. When Ketu is in the lagna, or else Rāhu, and the lord of the ascendant is ill-placed, then in the daśā of that ⟨graha⟩ and at the time of the bhukti of its enemy's lord one should declare a defect in a limb. When the lord of the 6th is in the lagna joined with Rāhu and Ketu, there is a wound upon the body of men.

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  • About this edition: E-text corrupt in two places, both mendable with confidence: रिपुस्वेटयोः read as रिपुखेटयोः (enemy grahas), and फाणिघ्वज as फणिध्वज — phaṇi = Rāhu (the serpent), dhvaja = Ketu (the banner). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रिपुखेटयोस्तनुपतौ जातोऽरिभीतो भवेत् केतौ लग्नगतेऽथवा फणिपतौ दुःस्थे विलग्नाधिपे । तत्पाके तदरीशभुक्तिसमये वैकल्यमङ्गे वदेत् लग्ने शत्रुपतौ फणिध्वजयुते; this sentence names फाणिघ्वज, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बलैर्विहीने यदि लग्ननाथे केन्द्रत्रिकोणे सति लग्नभाक् स्यात् । लग्नेश्वराधिष्ठितराशिनाथे दुःस्थानगे दुर्बलदेहवान् स्यात्

balairvihīne yadi lagnanāthe kendratrikoṇe sati lagnabhāk syāt | lagneśvarādhiṣṭhitarāśināthe duḥsthānage durbaladehavān syāt

If the lord of the lagna, though bereft of strength, be seated in a kendra or a trikoṇa, ⟨the native⟩ still partakes of the ⟨good of the⟩ lagna. But when the lord of the sign occupied by the lord of the lagna goes to an evil house (duḥsthāna), he will be of a weak body.

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  • About this edition: बलाइर् in the e-text is बलैर्. The first half is a locative absolute with सति agreeing with लग्ननाथे; लग्नभाक् is elliptical — 'partaker of the lagna', i.e. of its good results — and the supplied object is marked. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बलैर्विहीने यदि लग्ननाथे केन्द्रत्रिकोणे सति लग्नभाक् स्यात् । लग्नेश्वराधिष्ठितराशिनाथे; this sentence names बलाइर्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सक्रूरो देहपो देहसौख्यहाऽन्त्यारिरन्ध्रगः । सारीशे देहपे दुःस्थे लग्नस्थे वाऽथ रोगवान्

sakrūro dehapo dehasaukhyahā'ntyārirandhragaḥ | sārīśe dehape duḥsthe lagnasthe vā'tha rogavān

The lord of the body ⟨the lagna lord⟩ together with a malefic, going to the 12th, the 6th or the 8th, destroys bodily well-being. And when the lord of the body is joined with the lord of the 6th and is ill-placed, or else stands in the lagna, ⟨the native⟩ is diseased.

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  • About this edition: देहपोइ in the e-text is देहपो (देहपः). सारीशे read as स-अरीशे — 'along with the lord of the 6th'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads देहपो; this sentence names देहपोइ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्ने सपापे लग्नेशे बलहीनोऽपि रोगवान् । लग्नेशे दुर्बले कोपी निर्व्याधिः केन्द्रकोणगे

lagne sapāpe lagneśe balahīno'pi rogavān | lagneśe durbale kopī nirvyādhiḥ kendrakoṇage

When there is a malefic in the lagna and the lord of the lagna is devoid of strength, he too is diseased. When the lord of the lagna is weak, he is irascible; ⟨but⟩ when it is in a kendra or a trikoṇa, he is free from disease.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's बलहीनोऽपि is nominative where the construction wants the locative बलहीने ऽपि (agreeing with लग्नेशे); the sense is unaffected.

देहेशस्थितराशीशे नाशगे दुर्बलो भवेत् । भावेशाक्रान्तराशीशैर्दुःस्थैर्भावाश्च दुर्बलाः

deheśasthitarāśīśe nāśage durbalo bhavet | bhāveśākrāntarāśīśairduḥsthairbhāvāśca durbalāḥ

When the lord of the sign occupied by the lord of the body ⟨the lagna lord⟩ goes to a place of ruin, ⟨the native⟩ becomes weak. And when the lords of the signs occupied by the house-lords are ill-placed, those houses too are weak.

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  • About this edition: राशईशैदुःस्थैर् and भार्वाश्च in the e-text are राशीशैर्दुःस्थैर् and भावाश्च. नाशगे is rendered literally as 'a place of ruin' rather than fixed to one house number, since the text does not name one. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भावेशाक्रान्तराशीशैर्दुःस्थैर्भावाश्च; this sentence names राशईशैदुःस्थैर् and भार्वाश्च, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सर्पारयोर्बृहद्वीजो योगे वा सर्पमन्दयोः । लग्ने कुजे नाभिगुल्फव्रणस्थौल्यं समादिशेत्

sarpārayorbṛhadvījo yoge vā sarpamandayoḥ | lagne kuje nābhigulphavraṇasthaulyaṃ samādiśet

A ⟨powerful⟩ conjunction of Rāhu and Mars, or a yoga of Rāhu and Saturn, ⟨in the lagna⟩ — or Mars in the lagna — and one should declare a wound and thickening at the navel and the ankles.

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  • About this edition: बृहद्वीजो is not a known technical term and is corrupt in the e-text; only बृहत् ('great, powerful') is recoverable, so it is rendered as a supplied ⟨powerful⟩ and flagged. Nothing else in the verse is in doubt.

लग्नेशे यदि रिष्फगे दिनकरस्थारातिनाथान्विते जायावान् बहुरोगवान् कृशतनुः संरक्तगौरद्युतिः । लग्नर्क्षादरिनाथपेन च युते जातोऽसिताङ्गो यदा साहौ लग्नपतौ तु वञ्चनविषाद्भीतिं समेति ध्रुवम्

lagneśe yadi riṣphage dinakarasthārātināthānvite jāyāvān bahurogavān kṛśatanuḥ saṃraktagauradyutiḥ | lagnarkṣādarināthapena ca yute jāto'sitāṅgo yadā sāhau lagnapatau tu vañcanaviṣādbhītiṃ sameti dhruvam

If the lord of the lagna is in the 12th (riṣpha), joined with the lord of the 6th that stands with the Sun, ⟨the native⟩ is possessed of a wife, much diseased, lean of body, and of a reddish-fair lustre. And when, ⟨reckoned⟩ from the lagna sign, ⟨the lagna lord⟩ is joined with the lord of the ⟨sign held by the⟩ lord of the 6th, then the native is dark of limb. But when the lord of the lagna is with the serpent ⟨Rāhu⟩, he certainly meets with fear from deceit and from poison.

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  • About this edition: साहौ लग्नपतौ parsed as स-अहौ — 'the lagna lord being with the serpent', i.e. Rāhu; ध्रवम् is ध्रुवम्. जायावान् ('having a wife') sits oddly in a list of afflictions and may stand for जाड्यवान् ('torpid'), but the e-text reading is what is translated, and the Hindi keeps जायावान् itself. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ध्रुवम्; this sentence names ध्रवम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्ने शुभे शोभनदृष्टियुक्ते बाल्यात् सुखं तन्नहि पापयोगात् । दुःखी भवेत्पापबहुत्वयोगे लग्ने तु बाल्यान्मरणान्तमाहुः

lagne śubhe śobhanadṛṣṭiyukte bālyāt sukhaṃ tannahi pāpayogāt | duḥkhī bhavetpāpabahutvayoge lagne tu bālyānmaraṇāntamāhuḥ

When a benefic is in the lagna, joined with and aspected by auspicious ⟨grahas⟩, there is happiness from childhood; that is not so when there is a malefic conjunction — ⟨then⟩ he is miserable. And when many malefics are combined in the lagna, they declare ⟨misery⟩ from childhood to its end, which is death.

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  • About this edition: शोभनदृष्तेयुक्ते in the e-text is शोभनदृष्टियुक्ते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शोभनदृष्टियुक्ते; this sentence names शोभनदृष्तेयुक्ते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

देवलोकांशके शुक्रे लग्नेशे गोपुरांशके । लग्ने शुभग्रहैर्दृष्टे मध्येऽन्ते सौख्यमाप्नुयात्

devalokāṃśake śukre lagneśe gopurāṃśake | lagne śubhagrahairdṛṣṭe madhye'nte saukhyamāpnuyāt

When Venus is in the devaloka portion and the lord of the lagna in the gopura portion, and the lagna is aspected by benefic grahas, he obtains happiness in the middle ⟨of life⟩ and at its end.

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  • About this edition: devaloka and gopura are names of grades of varga-dignity in the ṣoḍaśavarga scheme this text uses (gopura the lower, devaloka the higher); they are kept untranslated. सौख्यभाप्नुयात् is सौख्यमाप्नुयात्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौख्यमाप्नुयात्; this sentence names सौख्यभाप्नुयात्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्ने शुभे धने पापे केन्द्रे पापसमन्विते । लग्नेश्वरोत्तमांशस्थे चादौ दुःखमतः सुखम्

lagne śubhe dhane pāpe kendre pāpasamanvite | lagneśvarottamāṃśasthe cādau duḥkhamataḥ sukham

A benefic in the lagna, a malefic in the 2nd (dhana), a kendra joined with malefics, and the lord of the lagna in an uttamāṃśa: misery at first, and thereafter happiness.

लग्नेशे शुभराशिस्थे शुभग्रहनिरीक्षिते । गोपुरांशगते वापि षोडशाब्दात्परं सुखम्

lagneśe śubharāśisthe śubhagrahanirīkṣite | gopurāṃśagate vāpi ṣoḍaśābdātparaṃ sukham

When the lord of the lagna is in an auspicious sign and aspected by benefic grahas, or else has gone to the gopura portion, there is happiness after the sixteenth year.

लग्नेशस्थांशनाथे तु केन्द्रकोणोच्चसंयुते । लाभे वा बलसंयुक्ते त्रिंशद्वर्षात्परं सुखम्

lagneśasthāṃśanāthe tu kendrakoṇoccasaṃyute | lābhe vā balasaṃyukte triṃśadvarṣātparaṃ sukham

But when the lord of the aṃśa occupied by the lord of the lagna is joined with a kendra, a trikoṇa or its exaltation, or is in the 11th (lābha) endowed with strength, there is happiness after the thirtieth year.

लग्ने रव्यादिसंदृष्टे पादशः फलमुच्यते । राजसेवी पितृधनो जलपण्यो महाधनः

lagne ravyādisaṃdṛṣṭe pādaśaḥ phalamucyate | rājasevī pitṛdhano jalapaṇyo mahādhanaḥ

When the lagna is aspected by the Sun and the rest, the result is declared quarter by quarter ⟨according to the measure of the aspect⟩: a servant of the king; possessed of the father's wealth; a trader by water; greatly wealthy;

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  • About this edition: The string of epithets runs graha by graha and does not stop at the verse end: it continues through v. 44 and closes with Saturn's aspect in v. 45. The text does not name the grahas, so no assignment is supplied here.

धार्मिकः स्थूलशिश्नः स्याद्विद्याशिल्पयशोऽन्वितः । राजपूज्यो व्रतयुतो वेश्यासक्तो धनी सुखी

dhārmikaḥ sthūlaśiśnaḥ syādvidyāśilpayaśo'nvitaḥ | rājapūjyo vratayuto veśyāsakto dhanī sukhī

righteous, thick of penis, endowed with learning, craft and fame; honoured by kings, given to vows, attached to courtesans, wealthy, happy.

मन्ददृष्टे विलग्ने तु वृद्धस्त्रीको मली खलः । केनाप्यदृष्टम् लग्नं चेद्राशिग्रहवशाद्वदेत्

mandadṛṣṭe vilagne tu vṛddhastrīko malī khalaḥ | kenāpyadṛṣṭam lagnaṃ cedrāśigrahavaśādvadet

But when the lagna is aspected by Saturn (manda), ⟨he has⟩ an aged wife, is filthy and wicked. And if the lagna is aspected by none at all, one should declare ⟨the result⟩ according to the sign and its graha.

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  • About this edition: मन्द here is Saturn (the graha), not 'slow'; this closes the aspect-by-aspect list begun at v. 43.

लग्ने स्वामीक्षिते राजा तत्प्रियो वा धनी सुखी । सौम्येक्षितेऽखिलं सौम्यं पापदृष्टे त्वशोभनम्

lagne svāmīkṣite rājā tatpriyo vā dhanī sukhī | saumyekṣite'khilaṃ saumyaṃ pāpadṛṣṭe tvaśobhanam

When the lagna is aspected by its own lord, ⟨the native is⟩ a king, or dear to him ⟨the king⟩, wealthy and happy. When it is aspected by a benefic, the whole is benefic; but when aspected by a malefic, it is inauspicious.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य here is the benefic class, not Mercury: it is contrasted directly with पाप in the same line.

सुखी लग्ने द्व्यादिदृष्टे सर्वदृष्टे नृपो भवेत् । लग्ने त्रयः शुभा राजा दुःखी पापग्रहत्रयम्

sukhī lagne dvyādidṛṣṭe sarvadṛṣṭe nṛpo bhavet | lagne trayaḥ śubhā rājā duḥkhī pāpagrahatrayam

He is happy when the lagna is aspected by two or more; when aspected by all, he becomes a king. Three benefics in the lagna — a king; a triad of malefic grahas — miserable.

लग्नाधिपोऽतिबलवानशुभैरदृष्टः केन्द्रस्थितः शुभखगैरवलोक्यमानः । मृत्युं विधूय विदधाति सुदीर्घमायुः सार्द्धं गुणैर्बहुभिरूर्जितया च लक्ष्म्या

lagnādhipo'tibalavānaśubhairadṛṣṭaḥ kendrasthitaḥ śubhakhagairavalokyamānaḥ | mṛtyuṃ vidhūya vidadhāti sudīrghamāyuḥ sārddhaṃ guṇairbahubhirūrjitayā ca lakṣmyā

The lord of the lagna, exceedingly strong, unaspected by malefics, stationed in a kendra and looked upon by benefic grahas, shakes off death and grants a very long life, together with many virtues and with vigorous fortune.

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  • About this edition: शुभकगौरवलोक्यमानः is corrupt; only the sense 'being looked upon by benefics' is recoverable (शुभैः … अवलोक्यमानः), and the agent is marked as supplied. विदघाति is विदधाति; सार्द्ध … उजितया is सार्धं … ऊर्जितया. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुभखगैरवलोक्यमानः । मृत्युं विधूय विदधाति सुदीर्घमायुः सार्द्धं गुणैर्बहुभिरूर्जितया; this sentence names शुभकगौरवलोक्यमानः and विदघाति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वित्तं नेत्रं मुखं विद्या वाक्कुटुम्बाशनानि च । द्वितीयस्थानजन्यानि क्रमाज्ज्योतिर्विदो विदुः

vittaṃ netraṃ mukhaṃ vidyā vākkuṭumbāśanāni ca | dvitīyasthānajanyāni kramājjyotirvido viduḥ

Wealth, the eye, the face, learning, speech, family and food — these, the knowers of jyotiṣa understand, are produced by the second house, in that order.

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  • About this edition: ज्योतिविदो in the e-text is ज्योतिर्विदो; कुदुम्ब is कुटुम्ब. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वाक्कुटुम्बाशनानि च । द्वितीयस्थानजन्यानि क्रमाज्ज्योतिर्विदो; this sentence names ज्योतिविदो and कुदुम्ब, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वित्तायोदयराशयः पतियुता वित्ताधिको जायते लाभस्थौ धनलाभपौ निजसुहृत्तुङ्गादिगौ चेत्तथा । तद्वल्लाभधनाधिपौ तनुगतावन्योन्यमिष्टग्रहौ लग्नेशे धनलाभराशिप्रयुते लग्ने बहुद्रव्यवान्

vittāyodayarāśayaḥ patiyutā vittādhiko jāyate lābhasthau dhanalābhapau nijasuhṛttuṅgādigau cettathā | tadvallābhadhanādhipau tanugatāvanyonyamiṣṭagrahau lagneśe dhanalābharāśiprayute lagne bahudravyavān

When the signs of the 2nd, the 11th (āya) and the ascendant are joined with their own lords, he is born abundantly wealthy; so too if the lords of the 2nd and the 11th both stand in the 11th and are in their own sign, a friend's, exaltation and the like; so too the lords of the 11th and the 2nd standing in the lagna, being grahas friendly to one another; and when the lord of the lagna, joined with the lords of the 2nd and 11th signs, is in the lagna, he is a man of much wealth.

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  • About this edition: Two e-text slips, both mendable: वित्तायेदयराशयः पातियुता for वित्तायोदयराशयः पतियुताः, and तद्वन्ताभधनाधिपौ for तद्वल्लाभधनाधिपौ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वित्तायोदयराशयः पतियुता वित्ताधिको जायते लाभस्थौ धनलाभपौ निजसुहृत्तुङ्गादिगौ चेत्तथा । तद्वल्लाभधनाधिपौ तनुगतावन्योन्यमिष्टग्रहौ लग्नेशे धनलाभराशिप्रयुते; this sentence names तद्वन्ताभधनाधिपौ and वित्तायेदयराशयः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धनोपयातः प्रथमोऽथ दर्शी ग्रहो द्वितीयो धनपस्तृतीयः । तत्पाकभुक्तौ धनलाभमेति क्रमेण तत्कारकवर्गमूलात्

dhanopayātaḥ prathamo'tha darśī graho dvitīyo dhanapastṛtīyaḥ | tatpākabhuktau dhanalābhameti krameṇa tatkārakavargamūlāt

First, the graha that has come to the 2nd; next, second, the graha that aspects it; third, the lord of the 2nd. In their daśā and bhukti he obtains gain of wealth, in that order, according to the varga-basis of the significator concerned.

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  • About this edition: तत्कारकवर्गमूलात् is left near-literal ('the varga-basis of that significator'); the text does not say which varga scheme is meant.

धनस्थे यदि लग्नेशे निधिमान् बलसंयुते । दुर्बले पापसंयुक्ते वञ्चनादिफलं वदेत्

dhanasthe yadi lagneśe nidhimān balasaṃyute | durbale pāpasaṃyukte vañcanādiphalaṃ vadet

If the lord of the lagna is in the 2nd and endowed with strength, he is a possessor of treasure; when it is weak and joined with malefics, one should declare results such as being cheated.

धनस्थितः पापदृशा समेतः सपत्ननीचार्ककराभितप्तः । तत्पाकभुक्तौ धननाशमाहुः स गोचरे दुष्टबलान्विते वा

dhanasthitaḥ pāpadṛśā sametaḥ sapatnanīcārkakarābhitaptaḥ | tatpākabhuktau dhananāśamāhuḥ sa gocare duṣṭabalānvite vā

⟨A graha⟩ standing in the 2nd, met with a malefic aspect, in an enemy's sign or debilitated, and scorched by the Sun's rays — in its daśā and bhukti they declare destruction of wealth; or ⟨when⟩ that ⟨graha⟩ in transit is possessed of evil strength.

कुटुम्बभावे बहुखेटयुक्ते धनप्रदव्योमचरे बलाढ्ये । स्वतुङ्गमित्रस्वगृहोपगे वा धनं समेत्यामरणान्तमाहुः

kuṭumbabhāve bahukheṭayukte dhanapradavyomacare balāḍhye | svatuṅgamitrasvagṛhopage vā dhanaṃ sametyāmaraṇāntamāhuḥ

When the family house ⟨the 2nd⟩ is joined with many grahas, and the wealth-giving sky-goer ⟨the graha⟩ is rich in strength, or has gone to its own exaltation, a friend's sign, or its own house — they say that he obtains wealth right up to death.

वित्ताधीशे सोदरेशेन युक्ते लग्नस्थे च भ्रातृवित्तं समेति । मातृस्थानस्वामिना मातृवित्तं यद्भावेशेनान्वितस्तद्धनं स्यात्

vittādhīśe sodareśena yukte lagnasthe ca bhrātṛvittaṃ sameti | mātṛsthānasvāminā mātṛvittaṃ yadbhāveśenānvitastaddhanaṃ syāt

When the lord of the 2nd is joined with the lord of the 3rd (the brother's house) and stands in the lagna, he obtains a brother's wealth. ⟨Joined⟩ with the lord of the mother's place ⟨the 4th⟩, the mother's wealth; with whichever house's lord it is joined, the wealth of that house is his.

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  • About this edition: तद्भनं in the e-text is तद्धनं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यद्भावेशेनान्वितस्तद्धनं; this sentence names तद्भनं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वित्ताधीशे लग्नगे लग्ननाथे वित्तस्थानेऽयत्नतो वित्तमेव । यद्भावस्थौ लग्नवित्तेश्वरौ चेत्तन्मूला तु द्रव्यवृत्तिर्नराणाम्

vittādhīśe lagnage lagnanāthe vittasthāne'yatnato vittameva | yadbhāvasthau lagnavitteśvarau cettanmūlā tu dravyavṛttirnarāṇām

When the lord of the 2nd is in the lagna and the lord of the lagna in the place of wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩, wealth ⟨comes⟩ indeed without effort. And in whichever house the lords of the lagna and of the 2nd stand, from that house as its source is men's livelihood in wealth.

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  • About this edition: नरणाम् in the e-text is नराणाम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads द्रव्यवृत्तिर्नराणाम्; this sentence names नरणाम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रः कुटुम्बभवने शुक्रेण निरीक्षितः प्रदाता च । सौम्ये शुभसंदृष्टे स एव धनवान् सदा ज्ञेयः

candraḥ kuṭumbabhavane śukreṇa nirīkṣitaḥ pradātā ca | saumye śubhasaṃdṛṣṭe sa eva dhanavān sadā jñeyaḥ

The Moon in the family house ⟨the 2nd⟩, aspected by Venus, is a giver ⟨of wealth⟩; and when saumya ⟨Mercury⟩ is there, aspected by benefics, that very man is always to be known as wealthy.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य is ambiguous here between Mercury (the graha) and 'a benefic'; because शुभसंदृष्टे already carries the benefic sense, Mercury is the likelier reading, and the English marks it as supplied. The Hindi keeps सौम्य and so keeps both readings open.

अर्थाधीशो यत्र संस्थो नराणां तस्मिन् काले तत्र वृद्धिर्विशेषात् । तद्भागे च द्रव्यलाभं करोति वक्रोऽसौ चेद्दिक्षु सर्वार्थसिद्धिः

arthādhīśo yatra saṃstho narāṇāṃ tasmin kāle tatra vṛddhirviśeṣāt | tadbhāge ca dravyalābhaṃ karoti vakro'sau ceddikṣu sarvārthasiddhiḥ

Wherever the lord of wealth ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ stands, for men at that time and in that ⟨matter⟩ there is increase in particular; and in its portion it brings about gain of substance. If it be retrograde, there is success in every aim in the quarters.

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  • About this edition: वक्र here is 'retrograde', not Mars: असौ refers back to the lord of the 2nd. चेदृभु in the e-text is corrupt and carries no recoverable sense; सर्धार्थसिद्धिः is सार्धार्थसिद्धिः, whose 'one and a half' is the only quantity the pāda yields. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चेद्दिक्षु सर्वार्थसिद्धिः; this sentence names सर्धार्थसिद्धिः and चेदृभु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धनेशे लाभसंयुक्ते लाभेशे धनलाभगे । तावुभौ केन्द्रगौ वापि धनवान् ख्यातिमान् भवेत्

dhaneśe lābhasaṃyukte lābheśe dhanalābhage | tāvubhau kendragau vāpi dhanavān khyātimān bhavet

When the lord of the 2nd is joined with the ⟨lord of the⟩ 11th and the lord of the 11th is in the 2nd or the 11th, or when both of them are in kendras, he becomes wealthy and renowned.

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  • About this edition: ख्यातिभान् in the e-text is ख्यातिमान्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ख्यातिमान्; this sentence names ख्यातिभान्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धनेशे व्ययषष्ठस्थे व्ययेशे वित्तगेऽथवा । लाभेशे रिपुरन्ध्रस्थे व्यये वा धननाशनम्

dhaneśe vyayaṣaṣṭhasthe vyayeśe vittage'thavā | lābheśe ripurandhrasthe vyaye vā dhananāśanam

When the lord of the 2nd is in the 12th or the 6th, or the lord of the 12th is in the 2nd; or when the lord of the 11th is in the 6th, the 8th or the 12th — there is destruction of wealth.

व्ययभावगते जीवे वित्तेशे बलवर्जिते । शुभैरनीक्षिते लग्ने वित्तनाशं वदेद् बुधः

vyayabhāvagate jīve vitteśe balavarjite | śubhairanīkṣite lagne vittanāśaṃ vaded budhaḥ

When Jupiter (jīva) has gone to the 12th house (vyaya-bhāva), the lord of wealth ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ is bereft of strength, and the lagna is unaspected by benefics, the wise ⟨astrologer⟩ should declare destruction of wealth.

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  • About this edition: बुधः here is 'the wise one' (the astrologer), not the graha Mercury — the verb वदेत् fixes it.

लग्नेशे धनराशिस्थे धनेशे लाभराशिगे । लाभेशे वा विलग्नस्थे निध्यादिधनमाप्नुयात्

lagneśe dhanarāśisthe dhaneśe lābharāśige | lābheśe vā vilagnasthe nidhyādidhanamāpnuyāt

When the lord of the lagna is in the sign of wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩, the lord of the 2nd is in the sign of gain ⟨the 11th⟩, or the lord of gain is placed in the lagna, one obtains wealth such as buried treasure (nidhi).

लग्नायधनभाग्येशाः परमोच्चांशसंयुताः । वैशेषिकांशगा वापि तदा कोटीश्वरो भवेत्

lagnāyadhanabhāgyeśāḥ paramoccāṃśasaṃyutāḥ | vaiśeṣikāṃśagā vāpi tadā koṭīśvaro bhavet

When the lords of the lagna, of gain ⟨the 11th⟩, of wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩ and of fortune ⟨the 9th⟩ are joined with the portion of deepest exaltation (paramoccāṃśa), or else are gone to a vaiśeṣikāṃśa ⟨one of the higher varga dignities⟩, then one becomes a lord of crores (koṭīśvara).

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  • About this edition: vaiśeṣikāṃśa is this text's name for the graded varga dignities (pārijāta, gopura, siṃhāsana, pārāvata and the rest) that recur in vv. 80, 83, 85–87.

दिनेश्वरकरच्छन्ने धनेशे नीचराशिगे । पापषष्ट्यंशसंयुक्ते ऋणग्रस्तो भवेन्नरः

dineśvarakaracchanne dhaneśe nīcarāśige | pāpaṣaṣṭyaṃśasaṃyukte ṛṇagrasto bhavennaraḥ

When the lord of wealth ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ is covered over by the rays of the Sun ⟨combust⟩, is in its sign of debilitation, and is joined with a malefic ṣaṣṭyaṃśa, the man becomes seized by debt.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's last compound, शुणग्नस्ते, is not a Sanskrit word. Read ऋणग्रस्तो भवेन्नरः (ṛṇagrasto bhaven naraḥ) — metrically exact and graphically one step from the transmitted letters. The rendering of the final word is therefore conjectural, not read. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापषष्ट्यंशसंयुक्ते ऋणग्रस्तो; this sentence names शुणग्नस्ते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्रेन्दुनयनाधीशैरेकस्थैस्तु निशान्धकः । सूर्यशुक्रविलग्नेशैरदृश्यैर्मध्यलोचनः

śukrendunayanādhīśairekasthaistu niśāndhakaḥ | sūryaśukravilagneśairadṛśyairmadhyalocanaḥ

When Venus, the Moon and the lord of the ⟨house of the⟩ eye ⟨the 2nd⟩ stand together in one place, ⟨the native is⟩ night-blind. When the Sun, Venus and the lord of the lagna are invisible ⟨combust⟩, he is of middling sight ⟨dim-eyed⟩.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's अधिशैरिकस्थैः is अधीशैरेकस्थैः (adhīśair ekasthaiḥ) — confirmed by the 16-syllable count of the half-verse; सूर्युअशुक्र carries a stray अ for सूर्यशुक्र. मध्यलोचनः is not a standard defect-name; 'of middling sight' renders it literally (मन्दलोचनः would also scan and may be the true reading). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुक्रेन्दुनयनाधीशैरेकस्थैस्तु निशान्धकः । सूर्यशुक्रविलग्नेशैरदृश्यैर्मध्यलोचनः; this sentence names सूर्युअशुक्र, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विलग्नवित्तास्ततपः सुतेशा रिपुव्ययच्छिद्रगृहोपयाताः । विलग्नसम्बन्धकरः सितश्चेद्विलोचनाभावमुपैति जातः

vilagnavittāstatapaḥ suteśā ripuvyayacchidragṛhopayātāḥ | vilagnasambandhakaraḥ sitaścedvilocanābhāvamupaiti jātaḥ

When the lords of the lagna, of wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩, of the setting place ⟨the 7th⟩, of austerity ⟨the 9th⟩ and of offspring ⟨the 5th⟩ have gone into the houses of the enemy ⟨the 6th⟩, of loss ⟨the 12th⟩ and of the aperture ⟨the 8th⟩, and Venus makes a connection with the lagna, the native comes to the loss of his eyes ⟨blindness⟩.

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  • About this edition: House-epithets rendered by number per GLOSSARY rule 3: asta = 7th, tapaḥ = 9th, suta = 5th, ripu = 6th, vyaya = 12th, chidra = 8th.

सितः सुतारीशयुतो विलग्ने नरेशकोपान्नयनप्रमादः । धनेशभौमौ यदि लग्नयातौ कर्णस्य रोगं कथयन्ति तज्ज्ञाः

sitaḥ sutārīśayuto vilagne nareśakopānnayanapramādaḥ | dhaneśabhaumau yadi lagnayātau karṇasya rogaṃ kathayanti tajjñāḥ

Venus joined with the lords of the 5th and the 6th in the lagna — ⟨then there is⟩ ruin of the eye through the wrath of the king (nareśa). If the lord of wealth ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ and Mars have gone to the lagna, those who know declare disease of the ear.

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  • About this edition: निरेशकोपात् is unintelligible as transmitted; only the agent of the 'wrath' is affected, so the causal phrase is bracketed rather than resolved. देवेशकोपात् would fit both metre and letters but is not read. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads नरेशकोपान्नयनप्रमादः for निरेशकोपान्नयनप्रमादः (lexicon, 2026-09-21): the agent of the wrath is नरेश, the king, the English renders it, and the conjecture देवेशकोपात् is not wanted.]

शन्यारयोगे गुलिकेन युक्ते नेत्रेश्वरे तत्र तु नेत्ररोगः । नेत्रे यदा पापबहुत्वयोगे यमेन दृष्टे सति रुग्णनेत्रः

śanyārayoge gulikena yukte netreśvare tatra tu netrarogaḥ | netre yadā pāpabahutvayoge yamena dṛṣṭe sati rugṇanetraḥ

In a conjunction of Saturn and Mars, and when the lord of the eye ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ is joined with Gulika, there is disease of the eye. And when the eye ⟨house⟩ stands in a conjunction of many malefics and is aspected by Yama ⟨Saturn⟩, the native is of diseased eye.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's truncated नेत्र् is नेत्रे — the upajāti pāda needs 11 syllables and नेत्रे यदा पापबहुत्वयोगे supplies exactly that. यम is Saturn. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नेत्रे; this sentence names नेत्र्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नेत्रेश्वरे शुभयुते शुभदृष्टियुतेऽथवा । शुभांशकस्थिते वाऽपि शुभदृक् स नरो भवेत्

netreśvare śubhayute śubhadṛṣṭiyute'thavā | śubhāṃśakasthite vā'pi śubhadṛk sa naro bhavet

When the lord of the eye ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ is joined with a benefic, or is joined with a benefic's aspect, or else is placed in a benefic's aṃśa, that man becomes of auspicious sight (śubhadṛk).

जातोऽसौ सुमुखः शुभे धनगते तुङ्गादिवर्गान्विते तद्भावे यदि सौम्यवर्गसहिते वाक्सिद्धिमेति ध्रुवम् । आज्यस्पर्शमुपैति वित्तगृहगे भौमे च पापेक्षिते जातः कोद्रवमुख्यभुग् धनगते राहौ च पापेक्षिते

jāto'sau sumukhaḥ śubhe dhanagate tuṅgādivargānvite tadbhāve yadi saumyavargasahite vāksiddhimeti dhruvam | ājyasparśamupaiti vittagṛhage bhaume ca pāpekṣite jātaḥ kodravamukhyabhug dhanagate rāhau ca pāpekṣite

That native is fair-faced when a benefic is in the ⟨house of⟩ wealth, endowed with exaltation and the other ⟨dignified⟩ vargas; and if that house is joined with a benefic's varga (saumya-varga), he assuredly attains perfection of speech (vāksiddhi). He meets with the touch of ⟨burning⟩ ghee when Mars is in the house of wealth and aspected by malefics; and when Rāhu is in the ⟨house of⟩ wealth and aspected by malefics, the native is an eater of kodrava ⟨coarse millet⟩ and the like.

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  • About this edition: वाल्सिद्धिम् is वाक्सिद्धिम्; किद्रवमुख्यभुग् is कोद्रवमुख्यभुग् — kodrava (Paspalum scrobiculatum) is the standard 'poor man's grain' of Sanskrit dietetics and suits the malefic Rāhu in the house of eating. saumya is left two-way in the Hindi (benefic / Mercury); the English had to choose. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तुङ्गादिवर्गान्विते तद्भावे यदि सौम्यवर्गसहिते वाक्सिद्धिमेति ध्रुवम् । आज्यस्पर्शमुपैति वित्तगृहगे भौमे च पापेक्षिते जातः कोद्रवमुख्यभुग् धनगते राहौ; this sentence names किद्रवमुख्यभुग्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नास्तार्थाष्टमस्थेऽर्के भौमे वाऽन्यतरेक्षिते । आज्यस्पर्शोऽग्निभीतिर्वा सम्भवन्ति मसूरिकाः

lagnāstārthāṣṭamasthe'rke bhaume vā'nyatarekṣite | ājyasparśo'gnibhītirvā sambhavanti masūrikāḥ

When the Sun stands in the lagna, the setting place ⟨the 7th⟩, the ⟨house of⟩ wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩ or the 8th, or Mars ⟨so stands⟩, and either is aspected by the other, there arise the touch of ⟨burning⟩ ghee, or fear of fire, or smallpox pustules (masūrikā).

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  • About this edition: आव्यस्पर्श is the same word as आज्यस्पर्श in v. 70; 'ऽग्निभीतिर्षा' is 'ऽग्निभीतिर्वा'. The pairing with fire-fear and pustules fixes the sense of the compound as injury by fire/scalding. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads आज्यस्पर्शोऽग्निभीतिर्वा; this sentence names ऽग्निभीतिर्षा and आव्यस्पर्श, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापैर्युते मुखस्थाने दुर्मुखः पापवीक्षिते । क्रोधाननो नरः पापी तदीशे गुलिकान्विते

pāpairyute mukhasthāne durmukhaḥ pāpavīkṣite | krodhānano naraḥ pāpī tadīśe gulikānvite

When the place of the face ⟨the 2nd⟩ is joined with malefics, ⟨the native is⟩ ill-faced; when it is aspected by malefics and its lord is joined with Gulika, the man is of wrathful countenance and wicked.

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  • About this edition: कोधाननो is क्रोधाननो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्रोधाननो; this sentence names कोधाननो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

प्रफुल्लवदनः श्रीमान् केन्द्रे मुखपतौ यदा । स्वोच्चस्वमित्रवर्गस्थे सुमुखः शुभवीक्षिते

praphullavadanaḥ śrīmān kendre mukhapatau yadā | svoccasvamitravargasthe sumukhaḥ śubhavīkṣite

When the lord of the face ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ is in a kendra, ⟨the native is⟩ of blooming countenance and prosperous (śrīmān); when that lord is in its own exaltation or in a friend's varga and is aspected by benefics, he is fair-faced.

वाग्भावेशे राहुयुक्ते च दुःस्थे राहुक्रान्तस्थाननाथान्विते च । पाके भुक्तौ तस्य दन्तामयः स्याद् जिह्वारोगं तारकासूनुभुक्तौ

vāgbhāveśe rāhuyukte ca duḥsthe rāhukrāntasthānanāthānvite ca | pāke bhuktau tasya dantāmayaḥ syād jihvārogaṃ tārakāsūnubhuktau

When the lord of the house of speech ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ is joined with Rāhu and ill-placed, and is joined with the lord of the place Rāhu occupies, then in its daśā (pāka) and bhukti there is disease of the teeth; and disease of the tongue in the bhukti of the son of Tārā ⟨Mercury⟩.

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  • About this edition: तारकामूनुभुक्तौ is तारकासूनुभुक्तौ — Tārā's son is Budha (Mercury). दन्ताभयः read as दन्तभयः, 'danger to the teeth'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दन्तामयः स्याद् जिह्वारोगं तारकासूनुभुक्तौ; this sentence names तारकामूनुभुक्तौ and दन्ताभयः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

राहुद्वितीयगृहपौ सहजेशयुक्तौ जातः समेति गलरोगमतीव कष्टम् । दारिद्र्यदौ शशिरवी धनराशियातौ भौमार्कजौ सकलरोगकरौ भवेताम्

rāhudvitīyagṛhapau sahajeśayuktau jātaḥ sameti galarogamatīva kaṣṭam | dāridryadau śaśiravī dhanarāśiyātau bhaumārkajau sakalarogakarau bhavetām

When Rāhu and the lord of the second house are joined with the lord of the 3rd (sahaja), the native contracts a disease of the throat, exceedingly grievous. The Moon and the Sun, gone to the sign of wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩, are givers of poverty; Mars and Saturn (the son of the Sun) ⟨there⟩ become causers of every disease.

वाग्भावेशे गुरुयुते नाशस्थे मूकता भवेत् । दोषकृन्नतु सर्वत्र स्वोच्चस्वर्क्षगतो ग्रहः

vāgbhāveśe guruyute nāśasthe mūkatā bhavet | doṣakṛnnatu sarvatra svoccasvarkṣagato grahaḥ

When the lord of the house of speech ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ is joined with Jupiter (guru) and stands in the house of destruction (nāśa — the 8th), there is dumbness. But a graha placed in its own exaltation or its own sign is nowhere a doer of harm.

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  • About this edition: नाशस्ये is नाशस्थे; देषकृन्नतु is दोषकृन्न तु. nāśa names a destructive house — the 8th on the usual identification, though the 12th is not excluded; the Hindi keeps नाश स्थान unresolved. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नाशस्थे मूकता भवेत् । दोषकृन्नतु; this sentence names देषकृन्नतु and नाशस्ये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वागीशबुधजीवेषु निर्विद्यो नाशगेषु च । केन्द्रेषु ते त्रिकोणे वा स्वर्क्षे वा विद्ययाऽन्वितः

vāgīśabudhajīveṣu nirvidyo nāśageṣu ca | kendreṣu te trikoṇe vā svarkṣe vā vidyayā'nvitaḥ

When the lord of speech ⟨the 2nd lord⟩, Mercury and Jupiter are in the house of destruction (nāśa), ⟨the native is⟩ without learning; ⟨when⟩ they are in kendras, or in a trikoṇa, or in their own signs, he is endowed with learning.

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  • About this edition: वागीश here is the lord of the house of speech, not Jupiter — Jupiter (jīva) is named separately in the same list.

द्वितीये दुर्बले सौम्ये द्वन्द्वयुद्धहतो भवेत् । जीवार्थेशौ दुर्बलौ वा पवनव्याधिमान्नरः

dvitīye durbale saumye dvandvayuddhahato bhavet | jīvārtheśau durbalau vā pavanavyādhimānnaraḥ

When a benefic in the 2nd is weak, ⟨the native⟩ is struck down in single combat (dvandva-yuddha). Or when Jupiter and the lord of wealth ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ are weak, the man suffers from wind-diseases.

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  • About this edition: saumya is again two-way (benefic / Mercury); the Hindi holds both.

वाक्स्थानपे देवपुरोहितेन युक्ते यदा नाशगते तु मूकः । वाक्स्थानपे सौम्ययुते त्रिकोणे केन्द्रस्थिते वा शुभदे च वाग्मी

vāksthānape devapurohitena yukte yadā nāśagate tu mūkaḥ | vāksthānape saumyayute trikoṇe kendrasthite vā śubhade ca vāgmī

When the lord of the place of speech is joined with the preceptor of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩ and has gone to the house of destruction (nāśa), ⟨the native is⟩ dumb. When the lord of the place of speech is joined with a benefic and stands in a trikoṇa or in a kendra, and ⟨that place is⟩ a giver of good, he is eloquent (vāgmī).

वागीशस्थांशपे सौम्ये स्वोच्चे वा शुभवीक्षिते । पारावतांशके वाऽपि वाग्मी पटुतरो भवेत्

vāgīśasthāṃśape saumye svocce vā śubhavīkṣite | pārāvatāṃśake vā'pi vāgmī paṭutaro bhavet

When the lord of the aṃśa occupied by the lord of speech ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ is a benefic, or is in its own exaltation, or is aspected by benefics, or else is in the pārāvatāṃśa, ⟨the native⟩ becomes a most accomplished speaker.

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  • About this edition: औम्ये is सौम्ये. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौम्ये; this sentence names औम्ये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

केन्द्रत्रिकोणगे जीवे शुक्रे स्वोच्चं गते यदि । वाग्भावपेन्दुपुत्रे वा गणितज्ञो भवेन्नरः

kendratrikoṇage jīve śukre svoccaṃ gate yadi | vāgbhāvapenduputre vā gaṇitajño bhavennaraḥ

If Jupiter is in a kendra or a trikoṇa and Venus has gone to its own exaltation, or if the lord of the house of speech and Mercury (the son of the Moon) ⟨stand together⟩, the man becomes a knower of mathematics (gaṇitajña).

गणितज्ञो भवेज्जातो वाग्भावे भूमिनन्दने । ससौम्ये बुधसन्दृष्टे केन्द्रे वा सोमनन्दने

gaṇitajño bhavejjāto vāgbhāve bhūminandane | sasaumye budhasandṛṣṭe kendre vā somanandane

The native becomes a knower of mathematics when Mars (the son of the Earth) is in the house of speech together with a benefic and aspected by Mercury, or when Mercury (the son of the Moon) is in a kendra.

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  • About this edition: Here saumya must be 'a benefic', not Mercury: Budha is named separately in the same pāda.

वाग्भावपे रवौ भौमे गुरुशुक्रनिरीक्षिते । पारावतांशके वापि तर्कयुक्तिपरायणः

vāgbhāvape ravau bhaume guruśukranirīkṣite | pārāvatāṃśake vāpi tarkayuktiparāyaṇaḥ

When the lord of the house of speech, the Sun and Mars ⟨stand together⟩, aspected by Jupiter and Venus, or else ⟨when the lord is⟩ in the pārāvatāṃśa, ⟨the native is⟩ given over to logic and reasoning (tarka-yukti).

सम्पूर्णबलसंयुक्ते गुरौ तद्भवनेश्वरे । दिनेशभृगुसन्दृष्टे शाब्दिकोऽयं भवेन्नरः

sampūrṇabalasaṃyukte gurau tadbhavaneśvare | dineśabhṛgusandṛṣṭe śābdiko'yaṃ bhavennaraḥ

When Jupiter and the lord of that house ⟨the 2nd⟩ are endowed with full strength and are aspected by the Sun (dineśa) and Venus (bhṛgu), this man becomes a grammarian (śābdika).

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  • About this edition: The final word भवेश्वरः does not parse; read भवेन्नरः ('the man becomes'), which scans identically. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भवेन्नरः; this sentence names भवेश्वरः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वेदान्तपरिशीली स्यात्केन्द्रकोणे गुरौ यदि । बुधेन भृगुणा दृष्टे शनौ पारावतांशके

vedāntapariśīlī syātkendrakoṇe gurau yadi | budhena bhṛguṇā dṛṣṭe śanau pārāvatāṃśake

He becomes a student of Vedānta if Jupiter is in a kendra or a trikoṇa, aspected by Mercury and by Venus, ⟨and⟩ Saturn is in the pārāvatāṃśa.

षट्शास्त्रवल्लभः केन्द्रे जीवे दानवपूजिते । सिंहासने गोपुरांशे वाग्भावस्यांशपे बुधे

ṣaṭśāstravallabhaḥ kendre jīve dānavapūjite | siṃhāsane gopurāṃśe vāgbhāvasyāṃśape budhe

⟨The native is⟩ a lover of the six śāstras when Jupiter and ⟨Venus,⟩ the one worshipped by the dānavas, are in a kendra, and when Mercury, the lord of the aṃśa of the house of speech, is in the siṃhāsanāṃśa or the gopurāṃśa.

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  • About this edition: केद्न्रे is केन्द्रे; गोपुराम्शे is गोपुरांशे. दानवपूजित is Venus (guru of the dānavas), not Jupiter. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads केन्द्रे जीवे दानवपूजिते । सिंहासने गोपुरांशे; this sentence names गोपुराम्शे and केद्न्रे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उपजीव्य नरं सर्वे तदीशे गोपुरांशके । वर्द्धन्ते मुदितास्तस्य भृगौ पारावतांशके

upajīvya naraṃ sarve tadīśe gopurāṃśake | varddhante muditāstasya bhṛgau pārāvatāṃśake

When its lord ⟨the lord of the 2nd⟩ is in the gopurāṃśa, all men live in dependence upon the man; and when Venus is in the pārāvatāṃśa, they thrive delighted ⟨upon him⟩.

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  • About this edition: पातावतांशके is पारावतांशके. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पारावतांशके; this sentence names पातावतांशके, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
11.88a reading here is contested

नास्ति चेद्राजयोगं तु पुरस्कृत्य नरं जनाः

nāsti cedrājayogaṃ tu puraskṛtya naraṃ janāḥ

And if there is none, then — putting the rāja-yoga foremost — people ⟨…⟩ the man ⟨…⟩. ⟨The second half of this śloka is lost in every manuscript the editor had, so the sentence cannot be completed; the verb is in the missing half.⟩

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  • Where the Sanskrit is open: ⚠ THIS VERSE IS A FRAGMENT AND THE SENTENCE CANNOT BE COMPLETED. Sastri prints only these two pādas under the numeral ॥ ८८ ॥ and notes beneath them that the latter half is missing in all the manuscripts available to him. The main verb is in the lost half, so any rendering must stop where the Sanskrit stops. It is published as a fragment rather than withheld, because the half that survives is legible, numbered and citable.
  • About this edition: Ojha's printing carries the same half-line and its Hindi note records the same loss, so the defect is in the transmission and not in this copy.

जायाकुटुम्बगृहपौ सितपापयुक्तौ दुःस्थौ च तत्समकलत्रहरौ भवेताम् । वित्ताधिपे बलवति स्मरराशिपे वा तुङ्गादिगे यदि समेति कलत्रमेकम्

jāyākuṭumbagṛhapau sitapāpayuktau duḥsthau ca tatsamakalatraharau bhavetām | vittādhipe balavati smararāśipe vā tuṅgādige yadi sameti kalatramekam

When the lords of the house of the wife ⟨the 7th⟩ and of the family ⟨the 2nd⟩ are joined with Venus and with malefics and are ill-placed, the two become carriers-off of as many wives as ⟨there are such grahas⟩. If the lord of wealth ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ is strong, or the lord of the sign of desire ⟨the 7th⟩ is in exaltation and the like, he obtains one wife ⟨only⟩.

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  • About this edition: तत्सम = 'equal to them' — the number of wives lost equals the number of afflicting grahas.

भुक्तिस्थानपतौ सितेन्दुसहिते लग्नादिकेन्द्रस्थिते रौप्यं पात्रमुपैति काञ्चनमयं जीवेन्दुशुक्रान्विते । भुक्तिस्थानपदेहपौ शनियुतौ लोहादिपात्रं वदेद् भौमे पापनिरीक्षिते धनगते जातः कदन्नादिभुक्

bhuktisthānapatau sitendusahite lagnādikendrasthite raupyaṃ pātramupaiti kāñcanamayaṃ jīvenduśukrānvite | bhuktisthānapadehapau śaniyutau lohādipātraṃ vaded bhaume pāpanirīkṣite dhanagate jātaḥ kadannādibhuk

When the lord of the place of eating ⟨the 2nd⟩ is joined with Venus and the Moon and is placed in a kendra beginning with the lagna, he obtains a vessel of silver; ⟨a vessel⟩ made of gold when it is joined with Jupiter, the Moon and Venus. When the lord of the place of eating and the lord of the body ⟨the lagna lord⟩ are joined with Saturn, one should declare a vessel of iron and the like. When Mars, aspected by malefics, is in the ⟨house of⟩ wealth, the native eats bad food and the like.

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  • About this edition: भिक्ति is भुक्ति; कालश्चनमयं is काञ्चनमयं — the śārdūlavikrīḍita pāda takes exactly 19 syllables with काञ्चनमयं and 20 with the transmitted form; कदग्नादिभुक् is कदन्नादिभुक् (19 syllables, likewise). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भुक्तिस्थानपतौ सितेन्दुसहिते लग्नादिकेन्द्रस्थिते रौप्यं पात्रमुपैति काञ्चनमयं जीवेन्दुशुक्रान्विते । भुक्तिस्थानपदेहपौ शनियुतौ लोहादिपात्रं वदेद् भौमे पापनिरीक्षिते धनगते जातः कदन्नादिभुक्; this sentence names कदग्नादिभुक् and कालश्चनमयं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बह्वाशनो भुक्तिपतौ सपापे दावाग्निदण्डायुधकालभागे । नीचांशके पापनिरीक्षिते च शुभैर्न दोषः सहितेक्षिते वा

bahvāśano bhuktipatau sapāpe dāvāgnidaṇḍāyudhakālabhāge | nīcāṃśake pāpanirīkṣite ca śubhairna doṣaḥ sahitekṣite vā

⟨The native is⟩ a great eater when the lord of the place of eating ⟨the 2nd lord⟩ is with a malefic and in the division (bhāga) of Dāvāgni, Daṇḍāyudha or Kāla, and in a debilitated aṃśa and aspected by malefics. But if it is joined with or aspected by benefics, there is no ⟨such⟩ defect.

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  • About this edition: वह्नाशनो is वह्न्यशनः. Dāvāgni, Daṇḍāyudha and Kāla are names of ṣaṣṭyaṃśa divisions, so kāla-bhāga is a varga position, not 'the portion of death'. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads बह्वाशनो; this sentence names वह्नाशनो, 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 reading वह्न्यशनः, 'fire-eater', that this note gives is withdrawn by the plate ruling of 2026-09-23. No witness carries it, and it does not scan: it gives H L L H where the indravajrā pāda needs H H L H. Kapileśvara 1953 p.389 (printed ३६३), read by eye at about 2.7x and 4.6x native, sets बह्वाशनो in the mūla, and its ṭīkā on the same page glosses बह्वाशनः = अधिकभुक् भवति, 'becomes one who eats much'. So the word means 'a great eater'. This note's second sentence, on the ṣaṣṭyaṃśa names, stands.]
11.92a reading here is contested

भुक्तिस्थाने शुभयुते तदीशे शुभसंयुक्ते। शुभग्रहेण सन्दृष्टे सुखभुक् स नरो भवेत्॥९१॥

bhuktisthāne śubhayute tadīśe śubhasaṃyukte| śubhagraheṇa sandṛṣṭe sukhabhuk sa naro bhavet||91||

When the house of eating is joined by a benefic, its lord too joined by a benefic, and the house aspected by a benefic planet, that man eats in comfort.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM A PRINTING WE ALREADY HELD AND HAD NEVER SEARCHED. Chowkhambā 1953, Chaudhary–Pāṇḍeya — hunt-2026-09-08/jataka-parijata/chowkhamba-1953-chaudhary-pandeya_djvu.txt and Ojha, Jātakapārijāta-saurabha part 1/2 — hunt-2026-09-08/jataka-parijata/ojha-saurabha-part{1,2}_djvu.txt. It stands between ॥९०॥ (which we hold, on excessive eating) and ॥९२॥ परान्नभुक्… — and it is the positive counterpart of 90, which is why losing it left 90 reading as an unanswered fault.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: this text is ingested from a sanskritdocuments e-text, and the verse is simply not in it. Seven other printings sit beside that e-text on disk with OCR; none had been searched for the missing verses until now.
  • Where the Sanskrit is open: ⚠ One variant, recorded: the Chowkhambā 1953 reads तदीशे शुभसंयुक्ते and the Ojha Saurabha reads शुभसंयुते. Both scan as anuṣṭubh and both say the same thing. The Chowkhambā reading is taken.

भुक्तिस्थाने शुभयुते तदीशे शुभसंयुक्ते । शुभग्रहेण सन्दृष्टे सुखभुक् स नरो भवेत् । परान्नभुक् तदीशेऽपि नीचशत्रुसमन्विते । नीचखेचरसन्दृष्टे तद्दूषणपरायणः

bhuktisthāne śubhayute tadīśe śubhasaṃyukte | śubhagraheṇa sandṛṣṭe sukhabhuk sa naro bhavet | parānnabhuk tadīśe'pi nīcaśatrusamanvite | nīcakhecarasandṛṣṭe taddūṣaṇaparāyaṇaḥ

When the house of eating ⟨the 2nd, the bhukti-sthāna⟩ is joined by a benefic, and its lord too is joined with a benefic, and it is aspected by a benefic graha, that man eats in comfort. But when its lord is joined with debilitated and inimical ⟨grahas⟩, and it is aspected by a debilitated graha, he eats another's food and is bent on reviling it.

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  • About this edition: The e-text reads पराग्नभुक् (parāgnabhuk), which is not a word; rendered as परान्नभुक् (parānnabhuk, 'eater of another's food'), the reading the second half demands — तद्दूषणपरायणः, 'intent on faulting it', only has an antecedent if the food is another's. Also: नीचशत्रुसमन्विते is read as 'joined with debilitated and inimical ⟨grahas⟩', parallel to शुभसंयुक्ते in the first half; it can alternatively be read 'placed in debilitation or an enemy's sign'. The Hindi keeps खेचर (sky-goer) as the mūla has it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads परान्नभुक्; this sentence names parāgnabhuk and पराग्नभुक्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कालोचिताशनो भुक्तिनाथे लग्नेशवीक्षिते । पापग्रहेण सन्दृष्टे नीचांशादियुते न तु

kālocitāśano bhuktināthe lagneśavīkṣite | pāpagraheṇa sandṛṣṭe nīcāṃśādiyute na tu

He eats at the times proper ⟨to eating⟩ when the lord of the house of eating is aspected by the lord of the lagna — but not so when it is aspected by a malefic graha, or joined with a debilitation-aṃśa or the like.

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  • About this edition: न तु ('but not') negates the whole preceding statement, so the malefic aspect and the debilitation-aṃśa cancel the regular eating rather than producing a separate result.

स्वल्पाशी रुचिकामः स्याद् भुक्तिनाथे शुभे गृहे । स्वोच्चे शुभेन सन्दृष्टे मृद्वंशादिसमन्विते

svalpāśī rucikāmaḥ syād bhuktināthe śubhe gṛhe | svocce śubhena sandṛṣṭe mṛdvaṃśādisamanvite

He eats little and craves relish when the lord of the house of eating is in an auspicious house, or in its own exaltation, aspected by a benefic, and joined with a mild (mṛdu) aṃśa or the like.

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  • About this edition: शुभे गृहे may equally mean 'in a benefic's sign' rather than 'in an auspicious house'; the Hindi keeps गृह so the ambiguity survives. समविते in the e-text is read as समन्विते ('joined with'), the metre and sense requiring it. मृदु is the standard 'tender/mild' class, kept transliterated with its gloss. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मृद्वंशादिसमन्विते; this sentence names समविते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भुक्तिस्थानाधिपे मन्दे तदीशे वाऽर्किसंयुते । नीचेऽर्कसूनुना दृष्टे श्राद्धभुक् सततं नरः

bhuktisthānādhipe mande tadīśe vā'rkisaṃyute | nīce'rkasūnunā dṛṣṭe śrāddhabhuk satataṃ naraḥ

When Saturn is lord of the house of eating, or when its lord is joined with Saturn, ⟨and that lord is⟩ debilitated and aspected by the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩, the man eats śrāddha food continually.

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  • About this edition: The verse names Saturn three times by three epithets — मन्द, अर्कि, अर्कसूनु — and the Hindi keeps all three. श्राद्धभुक् is 'one who eats the food of funerary rites'; habitually living on it is a degrading condition in the śāstra, and the rendering is left at its weight.

सिंहासनांशे यदि देवपूज्ये शुक्रे यदा गोपुरभागयुक्ते । ऐरावतांशे धनपे बलाढ्ये जातस्त्वसंख्याश्रितरक्षकः स्यात्

siṃhāsanāṃśe yadi devapūjye śukre yadā gopurabhāgayukte | airāvatāṃśe dhanape balāḍhye jātastvasaṃkhyāśritarakṣakaḥ syāt

If the god-worshipped one ⟨Jupiter⟩ is in the siṃhāsana portion, and Venus is joined to the gopura portion, and the lord of wealth is strong in the airāvata portion, the native becomes the protector of countless dependants.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: THE CLOSING VERSE OF THE ADHYĀYA, AND OUR SOURCE ENDS WITHOUT IT. The sanskritdocuments e-text this chapter was ingested from stops at our 95; Sastri's Mysore 1933 printing carries one more before the colophon. ⚠ SASTRI NUMBERS IT ९७ AND WE NUMBER IT 96, because our numbering already runs one behind his through this chapter — his ९६ is our 95, word for word. The number here is ours, continuing our own sequence; his is recorded in this note so either can be resolved.
  • About this edition: siṃhāsana, gopura and airāvata are not places in the chart but names in the ṣoḍaśavarga strength scale — the count of vargas in which a graha falls in friendly or own divisions. The verse stacks three of the higher grades, which is why the result is so large.

Adhyāya 12 · अथ तृतीयचतुर्थभावफलाध्यायः

ज्येष्ठानुजस्थितिपराक्रमसाहसानि कण्ठस्वरश्रुतिवराभरणांशुकानि । धैर्यं च वीर्यबलमूलफलाशनानि वक्ष्ये तृतीयभवनात् क्रमशोऽखिलानि

jyeṣṭhānujasthitiparākramasāhasāni kaṇṭhasvaraśrutivarābharaṇāṃśukāni | dhairyaṃ ca vīryabalamūlaphalāśanāni vakṣye tṛtīyabhavanāt kramaśo'khilāni

The standing of elder and younger siblings, prowess and daring; the throat, the voice, hearing, fine ornaments and garments; firmness too, and virility, strength, and the eating of roots and fruits — all these I shall declare, in order, from the third house.

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  • About this edition: CORRECTED 2026-09-08. The published mūla carried four NUKTA characters (ज़, U+091C+U+093C) standing for ś, which Sanskrit does not use, plus ज्योष्ठ for ज्येष्ठ and a short धैर्य where Vasantatilakā needs a guru at syllable 2 of the pāda. Two printings independent of the e-text read कण्ठस्वरश्रुतिवराभरणांशुकानि, confirming that the metrical emendation खर → स्वर ('voice') recorded here on 2026-09-01 is the printed reading and not a conjecture. The old note claimed 'the e-text reads कण्ठखरश्रुति' while what we published was कण्ठ्खरज़्रुति; that misquotation is corrected here.

भ्रातृस्थानं तृतीयं च नवैकादशसप्तमम् । तत्तदीशदशायां च भ्रातृलाभो भवेन्नृणाम्

bhrātṛsthānaṃ tṛtīyaṃ ca navaikādaśasaptamam | tattadīśadaśāyāṃ ca bhrātṛlābho bhavennṛṇām

The place of brothers is the third — and the ninth, the eleventh and the seventh as well. In the daśā of the lord of each of these, men obtain gain of brothers.

भ्रातृस्थानेशतद्राशितद्भावस्थद्युचारिणाम् । मध्ये बलसमेतस्य दशा सोदरवृद्धिदा

bhrātṛsthāneśatadrāśitadbhāvasthadyucāriṇām | madhye balasametasya daśā sodaravṛddhidā

Among the lord of the third house, ⟨the lord of⟩ that sign, and the grahas standing in that bhāva — the daśā of whichever is endowed with strength gives increase of siblings.

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  • About this edition: e-text कृद्धिदा read as वृद्धिदा. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सोदरवृद्धिदा; this sentence names कृद्धिदा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भौमो बलविहीनश्चेद्दीर्घायुर्भ्रातृगो भवेत् । विलग्नगो बली यस्य कारकः स प्रभुः स्मृतः

bhaumo balavihīnaśceddīrghāyurbhrātṛgo bhavet | vilagnago balī yasya kārakaḥ sa prabhuḥ smṛtaḥ

If Mars is devoid of strength and placed in the house of brothers, ⟨the sibling⟩ becomes long-lived. He in whose ⟨chart⟩ the kāraka is strong and placed in the lagna is declared a master.

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  • About this edition: e-text त्मृतः read as स्मृतः. The first half follows the kāraka rule — a strong kāraka standing in the very bhāva it signifies spoils that bhāva — so a weak Mars in the third leaves the sibling long-lived. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बलविहीनश्चेद्दीर्घायुर्भ्रातृगो भवेत् । विलग्नगो बली यस्य कारकः स प्रभुः स्मृतः; this sentence names त्मृतः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जन्मकाले गुणी प्राणी कारको यः समृद्धिकृत् । क्षयकारी विपर्यासे भावपो विपकोऽहिकः

janmakāle guṇī prāṇī kārako yaḥ samṛddhikṛt | kṣayakārī viparyāse bhāvapo vipako'hikaḥ

The kāraka which at the time of birth is endowed with qualities brings prosperity to the living ⟨native⟩; in the contrary case it causes decay. ⟨So too⟩ the lord of the bhāva, ⟨whose⟩ ripening is the greater.

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  • About this edition: The final pāda is corrupt in the e-text (भावपो विपकोऽहिकः) and is rendered tentatively as भावपो विपाकोऽधिकः, marked with ⟨⟩. Only the first three quarters of the verse are secure.

सोदरेशकुजौ नाशं गतौ चेत्सोदरक्षयः पापर्क्षगौ सपापौ वा भ्रातृनुत्पाद्य नाशदौ

sodareśakujau nāśaṃ gatau cetsodarakṣayaḥ pāparkṣagau sapāpau vā bhrātṛnutpādya nāśadau

If the lord of the third and Mars have gone to ruin, there is loss of siblings. Or if the two stand in malefic signs, or together with malefics, they cause brothers to be born and then bring their destruction.

नीचास्तगौ सोदरनायकाख्यौ नीचांशगौ पापसमागतौ वा । क्रूरादिषष्ट्यंशगतौ तदानीं भ्रातृन्समुत्पाद्य विनाशहेतुः

nīcāstagau sodaranāyakākhyau nīcāṃśagau pāpasamāgatau vā | krūrādiṣaṣṭyaṃśagatau tadānīṃ bhrātṛnsamutpādya vināśahetuḥ

When the two called the lords of the siblings ⟨the third lord and Mars⟩ are debilitated or combust, or in a debilitated aṃśa, or joined with malefics, or gone into ṣaṣṭyaṃśas of the malefic (krūra) class — then, having caused brothers to be born, they become the cause of their destruction.

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  • About this edition: The e-text prints a bracketed variant सोदरनायकारव्यौ beside सोदरनायकाख्यौ; the second is a graphic corruption of ख्य and both give the same word. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सोदरनायकाख्यौ नीचांशगौ पापसमागतौ वा । क्रूरादिषष्ट्यंशगतौ; this sentence names सोदरनायकारव्यौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अतिक्रूरसमायुक्ते भावे वा कारकेऽपि वा । तद्भावनायके वाऽपि बाल्ये सोदरनाशनम्

atikrūrasamāyukte bhāve vā kārake'pi vā | tadbhāvanāyake vā'pi bālye sodaranāśanam

When the bhāva ⟨the third⟩, or the kāraka, or the lord of that bhāva is joined with an exceedingly fierce malefic, there is destruction of siblings in childhood.

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  • About this edition: e-text बल्ये read as बाल्ये. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बाल्ये; this sentence names बल्ये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धनेश्वरे नाशगते बलाढ्ये पापान्विते सोदरकारकाख्ये । तन्मातृकारग्रहसंयुते च सापत्नमातुः सहजा वदन्ति

dhaneśvare nāśagate balāḍhye pāpānvite sodarakārakākhye | tanmātṛkāragrahasaṃyute ca sāpatnamātuḥ sahajā vadanti

When the lord of wealth ⟨the second lord⟩, gone to the eighth house (nāśa), is strong, joined with malefics and with the one called the kāraka of siblings ⟨Mars⟩, and joined also with the kāraka of the mother ⟨the Moon⟩ — they declare the siblings to be of a step-mother.

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  • About this edition: The word standing behind the e-text's नग्शगते is lost. नवांशगते (in the navāṃśa) is the likeliest reading and नीचांशगते is possible; it is left as ⟨such⟩ an aṃśa rather than guessed. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads नाशगते बलाढ्ये पापान्विते सोदरकारकाख्ये । तन्मातृकारग्रहसंयुते; this sentence names नग्शगते, 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 word is not lost, and the guesses नवांशगते and नीचांशगते are withdrawn. The plate ruling of 2026-09-23 read Kapileśvara 1953 p.392 (printed folio 366) by eye at about 2.4x to 2.5x native and Sastri 1933 vol. II p.138 (printed folio 748) at about 2.3x native. Both set नाशगते, and the श has no ग् before it. Kapileśvara glosses it on the same leaf as नाशगते = अष्टमभावगते, and Sastri's English renders it 'in the 8th bhava'. नाश is this text's word for the eighth house, so the verse is not about an aṃśa at all.]

भ्रातृस्थाने यदि शुभयुते सोदराणां चिरायुः पापाक्रान्ते सहजभवने पापदृष्टे विनाशम् । ज्येष्ठं हन्ति द्युमणिरनुजस्थानगः पापदृष्टः सौरस्तस्यानुजमवनिजो हन्ति सर्वान् कनिष्ठान्

bhrātṛsthāne yadi śubhayute sodarāṇāṃ cirāyuḥ pāpākrānte sahajabhavane pāpadṛṣṭe vināśam | jyeṣṭhaṃ hanti dyumaṇiranujasthānagaḥ pāpadṛṣṭaḥ saurastasyānujamavanijo hanti sarvān kaniṣṭhān

If the house of brothers is joined with benefics, the siblings are long-lived; when the third house is beset by malefics and aspected by malefics, ⟨there is⟩ destruction. The Sun standing in the house of the younger siblings and aspected by malefics kills the eldest; Saturn kills the one next after him; Mars kills all the younger ones.

त्रिकोणकेन्द्रे यदि पापखेटे तृतीयभावादनुजस्य नाशम् । शुभोपयाते सहजाभिवृद्धिः शुभाशुभं मिश्रफलं वदन्ति

trikoṇakendre yadi pāpakheṭe tṛtīyabhāvādanujasya nāśam | śubhopayāte sahajābhivṛddhiḥ śubhāśubhaṃ miśraphalaṃ vadanti

If a malefic graha stands in a trikoṇa or a kendra from the third house, ⟨there is⟩ destruction of the younger sibling. When a benefic comes ⟨there⟩, increase of siblings; ⟨when⟩ auspicious and inauspicious ⟨are both present⟩, they declare a mixed result.

दुःस्थे चन्द्रे सोदरस्वामियुक्ते जातस्यान्यस्तन्यपानं वदन्ति । मातृभ्रातृस्थानपौ बन्धुयातौ नास्ति भ्रातृस्थानवृद्धिर्नराणाम्

duḥsthe candre sodarasvāmiyukte jātasyānyastanyapānaṃ vadanti | mātṛbhrātṛsthānapau bandhuyātau nāsti bhrātṛsthānavṛddhirnarāṇām

When the Moon is ill-placed and joined with the lord of the third, they declare that the native drinks another ⟨woman's⟩ milk. When the lords of the mother's house ⟨the fourth⟩ and of the brothers' house ⟨the third⟩ have gone to the bandhu ⟨fourth⟩ house, there is no increase of the brothers' house for men.

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  • About this edition: बन्धु is taken in its standard technical sense as the 4th house. e-text सोदरस्वायुक्ते read as सोदरस्वयुक्ते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सोदरस्वामियुक्ते; this sentence names सोदरस्वायुक्ते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भौमान्वितौ सोदरदौ भवेतामन्यैः समेतौ यदि नानुजः स्यात् । सौरस्तृतीयेऽनुजनाशकर्ता विधुन्तुदः सोदरवृद्धिकृत्स्यात्

bhaumānvitau sodaradau bhavetāmanyaiḥ sametau yadi nānujaḥ syāt | saurastṛtīye'nujanāśakartā vidhuntudaḥ sodaravṛddhikṛtsyāt

The two, joined with Mars, become givers of siblings; if joined with others, there would be no younger sibling. Saturn in the third is a maker of the destruction of the younger sibling; Rāhu (vidhuntuda) would be a maker of the increase of siblings.

अदृश्यराशौ यदि वा सपापे वधूगृहस्थे सहजाधिनाथे । जातानुजस्योपरि नानुजः स्यात् पुंवर्गगे दृश्यगते तथैव

adṛśyarāśau yadi vā sapāpe vadhūgṛhasthe sahajādhināthe | jātānujasyopari nānujaḥ syāt puṃvargage dṛśyagate tathaiva

If the lord of the third house is in an invisible sign, or with malefics, or standing in the bride's house ⟨the seventh⟩ — beyond the younger sibling already born there will be no further younger sibling; and likewise when it is in a masculine varga and gone to a visible ⟨sign⟩.

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  • About this edition: तथैव in the last pāda is left as 'likewise'. Whether it extends the denial or reverses it is not decidable from the e-text alone, and the Hindi keeps the same open reading.

भ्रातृस्थानपतौ तु पुंभवनगे तस्यानुजो जायते युग्मर्क्षे यदि भार्गवेण शशिना युक्तेऽथवा वीक्षिते । सौम्यर्क्षे शुभखेचरेक्षितयुते केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थिते पश्चाज्जातसहोदरश्चिरसुखी दीर्घायुरारोग्यभाक्

bhrātṛsthānapatau tu puṃbhavanage tasyānujo jāyate yugmarkṣe yadi bhārgaveṇa śaśinā yukte'thavā vīkṣite | saumyarkṣe śubhakhecarekṣitayute kendratrikoṇasthite paścājjātasahodaraścirasukhī dīrghāyurārogyabhāk

When the lord of the house of brothers is in a masculine sign, a younger brother is born to him; if ⟨it is⟩ in an even sign joined with or aspected by Venus or the Moon, ⟨a sister⟩. When it is in a benefic's sign, aspected by or joined with benefic grahas, and placed in a kendra or a trikoṇa, the sibling born afterwards is happy for long (cirasukhī), is long-lived, and enjoys health.

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  • About this edition: पश्चाज्जातसहोदरीश्वरसुखी: the compound also admits 'happy in the prosperity of the later-born sister'. The śārdūlavikrīḍita rules out सहोदरैश्वर्य (the ninth syllable must be laghu), so सहोदरी + ईश्वर stands. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads पश्चाज्जातसहोदरश्चिरसुखी for पश्चाज्जातसहोदरिश्वरसुखी (lexicon, 2026-09-21): the compound is सहोदरः चिरसुखी, 'the later-born sibling, long happy', so the सहोदरी + ईश्वर reading is superseded, and the English renders the new text.]

सहोदरस्थानपतौ तनुस्थे सलग्नपे सोदरनायके वा । गर्भोऽभयोऽनन्तरमस्य मातुस्तृतीयराशौ सपतौ तथैव

sahodarasthānapatau tanusthe salagnape sodaranāyake vā | garbho'bhayo'nantaramasya mātustṛtīyarāśau sapatau tathaiva

When the lord of the house of siblings stands in the first house together with the lord of the lagna, or when the lord of the siblings ⟨does so⟩ — his mother's next pregnancy is free from danger. Likewise when they are in the third sign together with its lord.

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  • About this edition: गर्भोऽभयः is kept as printed ('a pregnancy free from danger'). The same akṣaras also permit गर्भोऽभवः ('a fruitless pregnancy'), which reverses the sense; the printed reading is retained and the alternative recorded here.

लाभावसानभवनोपगतग्रहेन्द्रसङ्ख्यास्तदग्रजजनाः सहजा भवन्ति । लग्नात्तृतीयधनयातवियच्चरेन्द्रैः संख्याजनाः स्युरनुजाः कथयन्ति तज्ज्ञाः

lābhāvasānabhavanopagatagrahendrasaṅkhyāstadagrajajanāḥ sahajā bhavanti | lagnāttṛtīyadhanayātaviyaccarendraiḥ saṃkhyājanāḥ syuranujāḥ kathayanti tajjñāḥ

As many grahas as have gone to the house of gain ⟨the eleventh⟩ and to the last house ⟨the twelfth⟩, so many among his siblings are the elder-born. By the sky-going grahas that have gone to the third and to the house of wealth ⟨the second⟩ from the lagna, that many persons are the younger siblings — so those who know declare.

भ्रातृस्थानपकारकेक्षितयुता वीर्याधिका यद्यदा तद्युक्तग्रहसंख्ययाऽनुजजनिं जातः समेति ध्रुवम् ॥ चत्वारो यदि नीचमूढरिपुगा निघ्नन्ति जातानुजान् ते कुर्वन्ति चिरायुरिष्टबलिनः सर्वानुजानां ग्रहाः

bhrātṛsthānapakārakekṣitayutā vīryādhikā yadyadā tadyuktagrahasaṃkhyayā'nujajaniṃ jātaḥ sameti dhruvam || catvāro yadi nīcamūḍharipugā nighnanti jātānujān te kurvanti cirāyuriṣṭabalinaḥ sarvānujānāṃ grahāḥ

When ⟨the grahas⟩ aspected by or joined with the lord of the third house and with the kāraka are of superior strength, then by the number of grahas joined with them the native surely obtains the birth of younger siblings. If four ⟨grahas⟩ are debilitated, combust, or in enemy signs, they kill the younger siblings once born; ⟨but⟩ those same grahas, when well-placed and strong, make all the younger siblings long-lived.

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  • About this edition: The e-text prints the two halves as one numbered unit with ॥ between them, and reads जातानुजां स्ते for जातानुजान् ते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भ्रातृस्थानपकारकेक्षितयुता वीर्याधिका यद्यदा तद्युक्तग्रहसंख्ययाऽनुजजनिं जातः समेति ध्रुवम् ॥ चत्वारो यदि नीचमूढरिपुगा निघ्नन्ति जातानुजान् ते; this sentence names जातानुजां and स्ते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भ्रातृस्थानपमुख्यखेचरगणे द्वौ वीर्यवन्तौ यदा नाशानाशफलप्रदौ समतया वीर्याधिकाश्चेत्त्रयः । खेटाः स्वल्पसहोदरक्षयकरा दुःस्थानगाः स्त्रीग्रहाः यद्यल्पानुजवृद्धिदास्तदनुजस्वाम्यंशसंख्यानुजाः

bhrātṛsthānapamukhyakhecaragaṇe dvau vīryavantau yadā nāśānāśaphalapradau samatayā vīryādhikāścettrayaḥ | kheṭāḥ svalpasahodarakṣayakarā duḥsthānagāḥ strīgrahāḥ yadyalpānujavṛddhidāstadanujasvāmyaṃśasaṃkhyānujāḥ

When, in the company of grahas headed by the lord of the third house, two are strong, they give the results of destruction and of non-destruction in equal measure; ⟨and so⟩ if three are of superior strength. Grahas standing in evil houses cause the loss of ⟨all but⟩ very few siblings; feminine grahas, if they are givers of a small increase of younger siblings — then the younger siblings ⟨are⟩ by the count of the aṃśa of the lord of the ⟨house of⟩ younger siblings.

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  • About this edition: This verse is the loosest in the unit: the e-text reads खेटः स्त्रल्प… for खेटाः स्वल्प…, and the apodosis of the 'if three are stronger' clause is not expressed. Nothing has been supplied for it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भ्रातृस्थानपमुख्यखेचरगणे द्वौ वीर्यवन्तौ यदा नाशानाशफलप्रदौ समतया वीर्याधिकाश्चेत्त्रयः । खेटाः स्वल्पसहोदरक्षयकरा; this sentence names स्त्रल्प and खेटः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भूमिजे सहजस्थाने यावतां विद्यते बलम् । शत्रुनीचग्रहं त्यक्त्वा तावन्तः सहजाः स्मृताः

bhūmije sahajasthāne yāvatāṃ vidyate balam | śatrunīcagrahaṃ tyaktvā tāvantaḥ sahajāḥ smṛtāḥ

When Mars is in the third house, as many ⟨grahas⟩ as possess strength — leaving out any graha in an enemy sign or debilitated — that many are declared to be the siblings.

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  • About this edition: e-text यवतां and स्यक्त्वा read as यावतां and त्यक्त्वा. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यावतां विद्यते बलम् । शत्रुनीचग्रहं त्यक्त्वा; this sentence names स्यक्त्वा and यवतां, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भ्रात्रीदौ स्त्रीग्रहर्क्षस्थौ भ्रातृदौ पुंग्रहर्क्षगौ । सोदरेशकुजौ स्यातां भ्रातृभ्रात्रीसुखप्रदौ

bhrātrīdau strīgraharkṣasthau bhrātṛdau puṃgraharkṣagau | sodareśakujau syātāṃ bhrātṛbhrātrīsukhapradau

Standing in the signs of feminine grahas, ⟨they⟩ give sisters; gone to the signs of masculine grahas, they give brothers. Thus the lord of the third and Mars become givers of the happiness of brothers and of sisters.

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  • About this edition: e-text खीग्रह read as स्त्रीग्रह. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्त्रीग्रहर्क्षस्थौ भ्रातृदौ पुंग्रहर्क्षगौ । सोदरेशकुजौ स्यातां भ्रातृभ्रात्रीसुखप्रदौ; this sentence names खीग्रह, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्त्रीहोरया वा युवतिग्रहेण युक्ते यदि भ्रातृगृहे विलग्नात् । सहोदरीलाभमुपैति जातः सहोदरं तत्परतोऽन्यथा चेत्

strīhorayā vā yuvatigraheṇa yukte yadi bhrātṛgṛhe vilagnāt | sahodarīlābhamupaiti jātaḥ sahodaraṃ tatparato'nyathā cet

If the house of brothers from the lagna is joined with a feminine horā or with a feminine graha, the native obtains a sister; ⟨and⟩ a brother thereafter, if it is otherwise.

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कारकः सहजाधीशस्तद्दर्शी तत्र संस्थितः । इष्टानिष्टकरास्तेषां स्वदशान्तर्दशासु च

kārakaḥ sahajādhīśastaddarśī tatra saṃsthitaḥ | iṣṭāniṣṭakarāsteṣāṃ svadaśāntardaśāsu ca

The kāraka, the lord of the third, ⟨the graha⟩ that aspects it, and ⟨the graha⟩ standing there — these produce what is desired and what is undesired for them ⟨the siblings⟩ in their own daśās and antardaśās.

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कारकादिचतुःखेटस्फुटयोगांशकानुजाः । वर्ज्या नीचारिमूढांशाः स्वोच्चांशा द्विगुणीकृताः

kārakādicatuḥkheṭasphuṭayogāṃśakānujāḥ | varjyā nīcārimūḍhāṃśāḥ svoccāṃśā dviguṇīkṛtāḥ

The younger siblings ⟨are counted⟩ by the aṃśas of the summed longitudes of the four grahas beginning with the kāraka. Aṃśas ⟨falling in⟩ debilitation, in enemy ⟨signs⟩ and in combustion are to be rejected; the aṃśas of ⟨a graha's⟩ own exaltation are to be doubled.

तृतीयात्सप्तमर्क्षेण भ्रातृभार्याफलं वदेत् । लग्नेशकुजसोत्थेशा भ्रात्रनिष्टशुभप्रदाः

tṛtīyātsaptamarkṣeṇa bhrātṛbhāryāphalaṃ vadet | lagneśakujasottheśā bhrātraniṣṭaśubhapradāḥ

From the sign seventh from the third one should declare the result concerning the brother's wife. The lord of the lagna, Mars, and the lord of the third are givers to the brother of what is unwished and of what is auspicious.

अन्योन्यमिष्टविपुलं तु सहोदराणां लग्नाधिपेन सहिते यदि सोदरेशे । अन्योन्यमिष्टखचरौ यदि तौ बलाढ्यौ लग्नेऽथवा सहजभे न विभागमाहुः

anyonyamiṣṭavipulaṃ tu sahodarāṇāṃ lagnādhipena sahite yadi sodareśe | anyonyamiṣṭakhacarau yadi tau balāḍhyau lagne'thavā sahajabhe na vibhāgamāhuḥ

There is abundant mutual affection among the siblings if the lord of the third is joined with the lord of the lagna. ⟨And⟩ if those two grahas are friendly to each other and strong, in the lagna or in the third house, they say there is no partition ⟨of the family⟩.

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लग्नेशानुजनायकौ विबलिनावन्योन्यशत्रुग्रहौ दुश्चिक्यस्थितकारकौ च यदि वा दुःस्थानगौ दुर्बलौ । तत्पाके सहजप्रमादकलहं तन्नाशमर्थक्षयं तत् खेटोपगकोपहेतुकलहस्नेहादि सर्वं वदेत्

lagneśānujanāyakau vibalināvanyonyaśatrugrahau duścikyasthitakārakau ca yadi vā duḥsthānagau durbalau | tatpāke sahajapramādakalahaṃ tannāśamarthakṣayaṃ tat kheṭopagakopahetukalahasnehādi sarvaṃ vadet

If the lord of the lagna and the lord of the third are weak and are mutually inimical grahas, or the two kārakas stand in the duścikya ⟨the third house⟩, or they are ill-placed and weak — in their ripening one should declare mishap and quarrel with siblings, their destruction and loss of wealth; and, according to the grahas joined ⟨with them⟩, all that has anger for its cause — quarrel, affection and the rest.

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  • About this edition: e-text तन्नाशभर्थक्षयं read as तन्नाशमर्थक्षयं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तन्नाशमर्थक्षयं; this sentence names तन्नाशभर्थक्षयं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

गुरुदृष्टेऽनुजे शुक्रे भ्रातृरक्षणतत्परः । रविदृष्टे बुधे सोत्थे सुहृन्नाशकरो भवेत्

gurudṛṣṭe'nuje śukre bhrātṛrakṣaṇatatparaḥ | ravidṛṣṭe budhe sotthe suhṛnnāśakaro bhavet

When Venus is in the third and aspected by Jupiter, ⟨the native⟩ is intent on protecting his brothers. When Mercury is in the third and aspected by the Sun, he becomes a destroyer of friends.

भ्रातृस्थतन्नायककारकाणां नीचारिदुःस्थानसमन्वितानाम् । भुक्तौ दशायां धनसत्त्वनाशं पराजयं भ्रातृविनाशमाहुः

bhrātṛsthatannāyakakārakāṇāṃ nīcāriduḥsthānasamanvitānām | bhuktau daśāyāṃ dhanasattvanāśaṃ parājayaṃ bhrātṛvināśamāhuḥ

Of ⟨the grahas⟩ standing in the third house, of its lord and of the kāraka — when they are debilitated, in enemy signs, or in evil houses — in their bhukti and their daśā they declare loss of wealth and of vitality, defeat, and the destruction of siblings.

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  • About this edition: e-text भनसत्त्वनाशं and आहः read as धनसत्त्वनाशं and आहुः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भ्रातृस्थतन्नायककारकाणां नीचारिदुःस्थानसमन्वितानाम् । भुक्तौ दशायां धनसत्त्वनाशं पराजयं भ्रातृविनाशमाहुः; this sentence names भनसत्त्वनाशं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नेशस्फुटतो विशोध्य सहजस्थानाधिपस्य स्फुटम् तन्नक्षत्रगते शनौ तु मरणं तत्सोदराणां वदेत् । तस्माद्धि स्फुटतस्तु मानगृहपे भौमे च संशोधिते राशौ भानुसुते तथैव च चतुर्योगस्फुटांशेऽथवा

lagneśasphuṭato viśodhya sahajasthānādhipasya sphuṭam tannakṣatragate śanau tu maraṇaṃ tatsodarāṇāṃ vadet | tasmāddhi sphuṭatastu mānagṛhape bhaume ca saṃśodhite rāśau bhānusute tathaiva ca caturyogasphuṭāṃśe'thavā

Subtracting the longitude of the lord of the third house from the longitude of the lord of the lagna, one should declare the death of his siblings when Saturn goes to the nakṣatra ⟨of the remainder⟩. And from that longitude again, when the lord of the house of honour ⟨the tenth⟩ and Mars have been subtracted, ⟨declare it⟩ likewise when the son of the Sun ⟨Saturn⟩ is in the ⟨resulting⟩ sign, or in the aṃśa of the summed longitudes of the four ⟨grahas⟩.

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  • About this edition: e-text तन्वक्षत्र and तस्मोदराणां read as तन्नक्षत्र and तत्सोदराणां; the śārdūlavikrīḍita confirms both. The final compound चतुर्थोगस्फुतांशे is corrupt at the word level although the metre is intact — rendered as 'the fourth ⟨division⟩ of that longitude' and flagged rather than emended. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तन्नक्षत्रगते शनौ तु मरणं तत्सोदराणां वदेत् । तस्माद्धि स्फुटतस्तु मानगृहपे भौमे च संशोधिते राशौ भानुसुते तथैव च चतुर्योगस्फुटांशेऽथवा; this sentence names चतुर्थोगस्फुतांशे and तस्मोदराणां, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चतुःस्फुटाक्रान्तदृकाणराशिं गते गुरौ सोदरनाशमाहुः । तत्तारकानाथदशाऽनुजानामतीव सम्पत्सुखदायिनी स्यात्

catuḥsphuṭākrāntadṛkāṇarāśiṃ gate gurau sodaranāśamāhuḥ | tattārakānāthadaśā'nujānāmatīva sampatsukhadāyinī syāt

When Jupiter has gone to the sign of the drekkāṇa occupied by the catuḥsphuṭa ⟨the four-fold computed point⟩, they declare the destruction of a brother; and the daśā of the lord of that star ⟨nakṣatra⟩ becomes exceedingly a giver of wealth and happiness to the younger brothers.

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  • About this edition: Continues the sphuṭa reckoning of v. 30 (which ends चतुर्थयोगस्फुटांशे); catuḥsphuṭa is the four-fold combined point there computed. The e-text spells दृकाण where the glossary's द्रेकाण/द्रेष्काण is meant. तारकानाथ is literally 'lord of the stars' (an epithet of the Moon), but तत्- makes it the lord of that nakṣatra, as तन्वक्षत्रगते in v. 30 requires.

भूसूनुस्फुटतो विशोध्य फणिनं शेषत्रिकोणे गुरौ जातस्यानुजनाशनं क्षितिसुतं राहुस्फुटाच्छोधयेत् । तद्राशिस्थनवांशकेऽमरगुरौ तज्ज्येष्ठनाशं वदेद् जन्माधानपकर्मपस्फुटगृहे जीवेऽनुजो जायते

bhūsūnusphuṭato viśodhya phaṇinaṃ śeṣatrikoṇe gurau jātasyānujanāśanaṃ kṣitisutaṃ rāhusphuṭācchodhayet | tadrāśisthanavāṃśake'maragurau tajjyeṣṭhanāśaṃ vaded janmādhānapakarmapasphuṭagṛhe jīve'nujo jāyate

Subtracting Rāhu from the sphuṭa of Mars, when Jupiter is in a trikoṇa to the remainder, ⟨there is⟩ destruction of the native's younger brother. One should subtract Mars from the sphuṭa of Rāhu: when Jupiter, the preceptor of the gods, is in the navāṃśa falling in that rāśi, one should declare the destruction of his eldest ⟨brother⟩. When Jupiter is in the sign of the ⟨combined⟩ sphuṭa of the lords of the birth ⟨lagna⟩, of the ādhāna ⟨conception⟩, and of the tenth, a younger brother is born.

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  • About this edition: भूसूनु and क्षितिसुत are both Mars; फणिन् is Rāhu; अमरगुरु and जीव are both Jupiter. आधान is the conception-lagna, computed separately from the birth-lagna.

विक्रमाधिपतौ स्वोच्चे नाशस्थे पापसंयुते । चरराशौ चरांशस्थे युद्धात्पूर्वं दृढो भवेत्

vikramādhipatau svocce nāśasthe pāpasaṃyute | cararāśau carāṃśasthe yuddhātpūrvaṃ dṛḍho bhavet

When the lord of the third ⟨vikrama, prowess⟩ is in its own exaltation, or stands in ⟨the house of⟩ destruction, or is joined with a malefic, and is in a movable rāśi and a movable aṃśa, he is resolute ⟨only⟩ before the battle.

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  • About this edition: नाशस्थ: nāśa here almost certainly names a house (parallel to स्वोच्चे, a place), most likely the eighth; the verse does not give a number, so none is supplied. युद्धात्पूर्वं दृढः is left at its literal weight — firm BEFORE the fight, the mixed conditions of the first line matching a resolve that does not carry into it. The e-text prints पूर्व for पूर्वं.

कारके बलहीने वा क्रूरषष्ट्यंशसंयुते । शुभदृग्योगसम्बन्धे विजयी विक्रमेश्वरे

kārake balahīne vā krūraṣaṣṭyaṃśasaṃyute | śubhadṛgyogasambandhe vijayī vikrameśvare

When the kāraka is devoid of strength, or is joined with a malefic ṣaṣṭyaṃśa, ⟨but⟩ the lord of the third ⟨vikrama⟩ stands in relation with the aspect and conjunction of benefics, ⟨the native is⟩ victorious.

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  • About this edition: ṣaṣṭyaṃśa is the sixtieth divisional; its units carry benefic and malefic names, hence क्रूरषष्ट्यंश. The e-text prints षष्टयंश. The kāraka of the third is Mars (v. 4–5). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्रूरषष्ट्यंशसंयुते; this sentence names षष्टयंश, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शौर्याधिपे भानुयुतेऽत्र वीरश्चन्द्रान्विते मानसधैर्यजातः । दुष्टो जडो भौमयुते प्रकोपी सौम्यान्विते सात्त्विकबुद्धियुक्तः

śauryādhipe bhānuyute'tra vīraścandrānvite mānasadhairyajātaḥ | duṣṭo jaḍo bhaumayute prakopī saumyānvite sāttvikabuddhiyuktaḥ

When the lord of the third ⟨valour⟩ is here joined with the Sun, ⟨the native is⟩ a hero; joined with the Moon, ⟨he is⟩ born with steadfastness of mind; joined with Mars, wicked, dull and prone to rage; joined with Mercury, endowed with a sāttvika intellect.

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  • About this edition: The e-text opens सौम्यार्धिपे; read शौर्याधिपे (so spelled at v. 42) — vv. 35–37 run the Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rāhu, Ketu and Māndi through one and the same locative, which the chapter's other epithets (विक्रमाधिपति 33, विक्रमेश्वर 34, सोदराधिप 41) fix as the third lord. Two segments are corrupt and are NOT guessed: भानस्त- in पāda b (the metre wants seven syllables ending -धैर्यजातः) and जहो in pāda c. सौम्य in the last pāda is Mercury, not the benefic class, because the enumeration demands a graha. सात्त्विकषुद्धि read as सात्त्विकशुद्धि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शौर्याधिपे भानुयुतेऽत्र वीरश्चन्द्रान्विते मानसधैर्यजातः । दुष्टो जडो भौमयुते प्रकोपी सौम्यान्विते सात्त्विकबुद्धियुक्तः; this sentence names सात्त्विकषुद्धि and सौम्यार्धिपे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads मानसधैर्यजातः for भानस्तधैर्यजातः, जडो for जहो, and सात्त्विकबुद्धियुक्तः (lexicon, 2026-09-21): neither segment is corrupt now, and the word is बुद्धि, intellect, not शुद्धि, as the English renders it.]

जीवान्विते धीरगुणाभिरामः समस्तशास्त्रार्थविशारदः स्यात् । कामातुरः शुक्रसमन्विते तु तन्मूलकोपात् कलहप्रवीणः

jīvānvite dhīraguṇābhirāmaḥ samastaśāstrārthaviśāradaḥ syāt | kāmāturaḥ śukrasamanvite tu tanmūlakopāt kalahapravīṇaḥ

Joined with Jupiter, ⟨he is⟩ delightful with the quality of steadfastness and a master of the sense of all the śāstras; but joined with Venus, ⟨he is⟩ tormented by desire, and, from the anger rooted in that ⟨desire⟩, adept at quarrelling.

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  • About this edition: Continues the enumeration of v. 35: the graha conjoined with the third lord. The e-text prints जीवान्वते for जीवान्विते and तन्मूलकोपत् for तन्मूलकोपात्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जीवान्विते धीरगुणाभिरामः समस्तशास्त्रार्थविशारदः स्यात् । कामातुरः शुक्रसमन्विते तु तन्मूलकोपात्; this sentence names तन्मूलकोपत् and जीवान्वते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जडो भवेद्वासरनाथसूनुयुक्तेऽतिभीतो फणिसंयुते स्यात् । बहिर्गदो हृद्गदजाड्ययुक्तः केत्वन्विते मान्दियुते तथैव

jaḍo bhavedvāsaranāthasūnuyukte'tibhīto phaṇisaṃyute syāt | bahirgado hṛdgadajāḍyayuktaḥ ketvanvite māndiyute tathaiva

Joined with Saturn, the son of the lord of the day, he becomes dull; joined with Rāhu, he is exceedingly fearful; joined with Ketu, ⟨he is⟩ ⟨afflicted⟩ with outward disease and beset by heart-disease and torpor — and the same when joined with Māndi.

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  • About this edition: वासरनाथसूनु = the Sun's son = Saturn; फणिन् = Rāhu; मान्दि is the upagraha Māndi (Gulika). Two words in pāda c are corrupt in the e-text and are rendered at their apparent sense only: बाहिर्गदो (read as बाह्य-गद, disease on the outside) and हृद्रद (read as हृद्रोग/हृद्रुज्, heart-disease); neither is emended silently. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भवेद्वासरनाथसूनुयुक्तेऽतिभीतो फणिसंयुते स्यात् । बहिर्गदो हृद्गदजाड्ययुक्तः; this sentence names बाहिर्गदो and हृद्रद, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्ने गुरौ विक्रमनाथयुक्ते चतुष्पदानां प्रवदन्ति भीतिम् । गवां भयं वा जलराशिलग्ने जलप्रमादं समुपैति जातः

lagne gurau vikramanāthayukte catuṣpadānāṃ pravadanti bhītim | gavāṃ bhayaṃ vā jalarāśilagne jalapramādaṃ samupaiti jātaḥ

When Jupiter, joined with the lord of the third, is in the lagna, they declare fear from four-footed creatures. ⟨There is⟩ fear from cattle; or, if the lagna is a watery rāśi, the native meets with mishap by water.

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  • About this edition: Pāda c as printed carries ten syllables where the Upajāti wants eleven, so a syllable has dropped in the e-text; the sense is unaffected. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads गवां भयं वा जलराशिलग्ने for गवां भयं जलराशिलग्ने (metre, 2026-09-21): वा fills the missing syllable, and pāda c scans at eleven.]

कुजेन युक्ते खचरे बलिष्ठे सत्त्वं बलं गानसुखं समेति । कुजानुजस्थानुजराशिनाथास्त्रयो बलिष्ठा रणरङ्गशूराः

kujena yukte khacare baliṣṭhe sattvaṃ balaṃ gānasukhaṃ sameti | kujānujasthānujarāśināthāstrayo baliṣṭhā raṇaraṅgaśūrāḥ

When ⟨the lord of the third⟩, a graha joined with Mars, is strongest, he attains vitality, strength and the pleasure of song. Mars, the occupant of the third, and the lord of the third rāśi — these three, ⟨when⟩ strongest, ⟨make one⟩ a hero on the field of battle.

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  • About this edition: गानौखं is corrupt; only its ending (-सौख्यं/-सुखं, comfort) is legible, and the qualifier is left unsupplied. विलष्ठे read as बलिष्ठे and राइ as राशि. The triad is fixed by v. 40's तेषां त्रयाणाम् and by the same triad at vv. 3 and 29 (lord of the third, its occupant, the kāraka Mars), which requires अनुजस्था- for the printed अनुजस्या-. स्वचर is left at 'its own ⟨division⟩'; the word recurs, equally unclear, at v. 26. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads खचरे बलिष्ठे सत्त्वं बलं गानसुखं समेति । कुजानुजस्थानुजराशिनाथास्त्रयो बलिष्ठा; this sentence names विलष्ठे and गानौखं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तेषां त्रयाणामपहारकाले पाकेऽथवा मूलफलादिसौख्यम् । श्रोत्रद्वयं भूषणसत्कथादिसम्पत्करं भ्रातृसुतादिलाभम्

teṣāṃ trayāṇāmapahārakāle pāke'thavā mūlaphalādisaukhyam | śrotradvayaṃ bhūṣaṇasatkathādisampatkaraṃ bhrātṛsutādilābham

In the apahāra ⟨antardaśā⟩ of those three, or in ⟨their⟩ pāka ⟨daśā⟩, ⟨there is⟩ the enjoyment of roots, fruits and the like; ⟨ornament⟩ for both ears; ⟨a period⟩ productive of wealth in ornaments, fine discourse and the rest; and the gain of brothers, sons and so on.

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  • About this edition: अपहार is the sub-period and पाक the main period, as at vv. 27 and 29. मूलफलार्द- is printed thus; read मूलफलाद्य- ('roots, fruits and the rest'), which the metre also gives, and compare मूलफलाशनानि at v. 1 and कन्दफलमूलरस at v. 55. लामम् is लाभम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मूलफलादिसौख्यम् । श्रोत्रद्वयं भूषणसत्कथादिसम्पत्करं भ्रातृसुतादिलाभम्; this sentence names मूलफलार्द and लामम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सात्त्विको भवति सोदराधिपे सौम्यवर्गसहिते बलान्विते । नीचमूढरिपुपापराशिगे पापखेचरयुते तु साहसी

sāttviko bhavati sodarādhipe saumyavargasahite balānvite | nīcamūḍharipupāparāśige pāpakhecarayute tu sāhasī

⟨The native⟩ becomes sāttvika when the lord of the third is together with a benefic varga and endowed with strength; but when it stands in a rāśi of debilitation, of combustion, of an enemy or of a malefic, and is joined with a malefic graha, ⟨he is⟩ reckless.

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  • About this edition: मूढ is combustion, as at vv. 18 and 24 (नीचमूढरिपुगा, नीचारिमूढांशाः). साहसी is left at its adverse weight here — the contrast is with सात्त्विक, and the chapter's subject-word is पराक्रम-साहस (v. 1).

शौर्याधिपे राहुसमेतराशिनाथान्विते राहुयुते विलग्ने । सर्पाद्भयं विक्रमराशिनाथे बुधेन युक्ते गलरोगभाक् स्यात्

śauryādhipe rāhusametarāśināthānvite rāhuyute vilagne | sarpādbhayaṃ vikramarāśināthe budhena yukte galarogabhāk syāt

When the lord of the third ⟨valour⟩ is joined with the lord of the rāśi occupied by Rāhu, and Rāhu is joined to the lagna, ⟨there is⟩ fear from serpents. When the lord of the third rāśi is joined with Mercury, he becomes subject to disease of the throat.

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  • About this edition: The edition heads this verse अथ कण्ठविचारः — 'now the consideration of the throat' — which the corpus file does not carry; vv. 42–46 are that section.

पापे तृतीये गलरोगमत्र वदन्ति मान्द्यादियुते विशेषात् । भौमान्विते भानुसुते बलाढ्ये तृतीयराशौ यदि कण्डुरोगम्

pāpe tṛtīye galarogamatra vadanti māndyādiyute viśeṣāt | bhaumānvite bhānusute balāḍhye tṛtīyarāśau yadi kaṇḍurogam

When a malefic is in the third, they declare disease of the throat here — especially when it is joined with Māndi and the rest. If Saturn, the Sun's son, joined with Mars and abounding in strength, is in the third rāśi, then ⟨there is⟩ an itching disease (kaṇḍu).

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  • About this edition: भानुसुत = the Sun's son = Saturn. मान्द्यादियुते is taken as Māndi and the rest, as at v. 37; the same akṣaras could be read मान्द्य, 'sluggishness/illness'. कण्तुरोगम् is कण्ठरोगम्. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads कण्डुरोगम्; this sentence names कण्तुरोगम्, 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 sentence 'कण्तुरोगम् is कण्ठरोगम्' is refuted by the plate. Kapileśvara 1953 p.401 (printed folio 375), read by eye at about 2.5x native, and Sastri 1933 vol. II p.150 (printed folio 760), read at about 2.6x native, both set कण्डुरोगम्, with the hooked ड and not the ringed ठ. The word is कण्डु, itching: Kapileśvara's Hindi on the same leaf ends …जली रोग होवे, the tail of खुजली, and Sastri's English reads 'will be liable to the itch.' At Adhyāya VI.66 (p.214, printed folio 188, read at about 2.1x to 2.5x native) Kapileśvara names this verse as द्वादशाध्याये ४३ तमे श्लोके, quotes its second half with कण्डुरोगम् as a पाठान्तर, and glosses कण्डुरोगं ( खुजली ). The कर्णरोगम् that the stores jp-sastri-1 and jp-ojha-saurabha-1 give belongs to the VI.66 verse and is not a variant here. The first half's गलरोगम् is disease of the throat and stands.]

विक्रमेशगुरू लग्नं गतौ गोभीतिसूचकौ । राहुणा वा फणिक्रान्तराशिपेन युतौ यदि

vikrameśagurū lagnaṃ gatau gobhītisūcakau | rāhuṇā vā phaṇikrāntarāśipena yutau yadi

The lord of the third and Jupiter, gone to the lagna, are indicators of fear from cattle — ⟨so too⟩ if they are joined with Rāhu, or with the lord of the sign occupied by Rāhu.

सबुधो विक्रमपतिर्गलरोगकरो भवेत् । सोत्थेऽरिनीचगे पापे सोत्थाभावो विषादिभुक्

sabudho vikramapatirgalarogakaro bhavet | sotthe'rinīcage pāpe sotthābhāvo viṣādibhuk

The lord of the third, together with Mercury, becomes a cause of disease of the throat. When a malefic in the third stands in an enemy's sign or in debilitation, ⟨there is⟩ absence of brothers, and ⟨the native⟩ consumes poison and the like.

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  • About this edition: The e-text prints सुबुधो where सबुधो ('together with Mercury') is expected; v. 42's बुधेन युक्ते गलरोगभाक् is the same statement. सोत्थ (= सहोत्थ) carries both its senses inside one verse — the third house in the first half, the co-born brother in the second. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सबुधो; this sentence names सुबुधो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बुधेन जीवेन युतेक्षिते वा तृतीयराशौ बलसंयुते च । तत्केन्द्रगे मन्त्रिणि बोधने वा कण्ठस्वरं चारुतरं समेति

budhena jīvena yutekṣite vā tṛtīyarāśau balasaṃyute ca | tatkendrage mantriṇi bodhane vā kaṇṭhasvaraṃ cārutaraṃ sameti

When the third rāśi is joined with or aspected by Mercury or Jupiter and is endowed with strength, and when the counsellor ⟨Jupiter⟩ or Bodhana ⟨Mercury⟩ occupies a kendra from it, he attains a most beautiful voice in the throat.

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  • About this edition: मन्त्रिन् is Jupiter and बोधन Mercury, the two named in the first line. तत्क्न्द्रगे is तत्केन्द्रगे. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तत्केन्द्रगे; this sentence names तत्क्न्द्रगे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तृतीये सौम्यसंयुक्ते सौम्यखेचरवीक्षिते । तदीशे शुभसंयुक्ते कर्णयोर्भूषणं वदेत्

tṛtīye saumyasaṃyukte saumyakhecaravīkṣite | tadīśe śubhasaṃyukte karṇayorbhūṣaṇaṃ vadet

When the third is joined with a benefic and aspected by a benefic graha, and its lord is joined with a benefic, one should declare ornament for both the ears.

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  • About this edition: The edition heads this verse अथ श्रुतिभूषणविचारः, 'now the consideration of ear-ornaments'; vv. 47–49 are that section. सौम्य here is the benefic class, not Mercury — सौम्यखेचर fixes it.

शुक्रे तृतीये यदि मौक्तिकं तु जीवे तुलस्याभरणं वदन्ति । सरक्तमानीलमयं दिनेशे चन्द्रे बहु त्वाभरणं बलाढ्ये

śukre tṛtīye yadi mauktikaṃ tu jīve tulasyābharaṇaṃ vadanti | saraktamānīlamayaṃ dineśe candre bahu tvābharaṇaṃ balāḍhye

If Venus is in the third, ⟨the ornament is⟩ of pearl; if Jupiter, they declare an ornament of tulasī. If the Sun, ⟨one⟩ made of red and dark-blue ⟨stones⟩; if the Moon, abounding in strength, then abundant ornament.

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  • About this edition: सरक्तमानीलमयं is read as स-रक्तम् आ-नील-मयम्, 'reddish and dark-blue in make'.

सौम्ये श्यामं कुजक्षेत्रे विचित्राभरणं वदेत् । तत्पतौ स्वोच्चवर्गस्थे दिव्यमाभरणं लभेत्

saumye śyāmaṃ kujakṣetre vicitrābharaṇaṃ vadet | tatpatau svoccavargasthe divyamābharaṇaṃ labhet

If Mercury ⟨is there⟩, ⟨the ornament is⟩ dark; in a field of Mars, one should declare a variegated ornament. When its lord stands in the varga of its own exaltation, ⟨he⟩ obtains a divine ornament.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य is Mercury here, paired with कुजक्षेत्र and continuing the graha-list of v. 48. Pāda d as printed has six syllables where the anuṣṭubh wants eight, so the e-text has lost a word (a verb such as वदेत् or भवेत्); nothing is supplied. [2026-09-23: The lost word is restored, so 'nothing is supplied' no longer holds. The plate ruling of 2026-09-23 read four printings by eye. Kapileśvara 1953 p.402 (about 3.2x native) and the Prajñāvardhinī 2018 p.111 (about 2.4x native) set दिव्यमाभरणं लभेत्. Sastri 1933 vol. II p.152 (about 1.0x to 1.1x native on a 600-ppi render) and the Gujarati 1911 p.422 (about 4.8x native) set दिव्यमाभरणं वदेत्. All four set दिव्यमा where the e-text had दिव्यभा. The mūla now reads दिव्यमाभरणं लभेत्, and pāda d counts eight syllables. लभेत् is the reading of the two Chowkhamba printings, the line our e-text names as its exemplar, and वदेत् repeats pāda b's verb; वदेत् is on the ledger.]

मानस्थे तुरगेऽथवाऽनुजपतौ सौम्यर्क्षगे तद्युते दिव्यं वस्त्रमपूर्वमेति सहजे सौम्ये सुवस्त्रं लभेत् । वीर्याढ्यौ बहुवस्त्रभूषणकरौ शुक्रानुजस्थानपौ स्यातां धर्मकथारसश्रवणदौ जीवज्ञयुक्तेक्षितौ

mānasthe turage'thavā'nujapatau saumyarkṣage tadyute divyaṃ vastramapūrvameti sahaje saumye suvastraṃ labhet | vīryāḍhyau bahuvastrabhūṣaṇakarau śukrānujasthānapau syātāṃ dharmakathārasaśravaṇadau jīvajñayuktekṣitau

When the lord of the third stands in the tenth ⟨māna⟩, or has gone to turaga ⟨the horse, a number-word for seven: the seventh house⟩, or to a benefic's sign, or is joined with it, ⟨the native⟩ obtains divine and unprecedented garments; when a benefic is in the third (sahaja), he obtains fine garments. Venus and the lord of the third house, ⟨when⟩ abounding in strength, become makers of abundant garments and ornaments; and, joined with or aspected by Jupiter and Mercury, they become givers of the hearing of the savour of religious discourse.

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  • About this edition: The edition heads this verse अथ वस्त्रविचारः, 'now the consideration of garments'. वीर्याथौ read as वीर्याढ्यौ (dual, agreeing with शुक्रानुजस्थानपौ / स्यातां) and भूषणक्रौ as भूषणकरौ, which the Śārdūlavikrīḍita also requires. मान is the tenth house, as at v. 30's मानगृहपे. सहज is the third (glossary). [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads तुरगेऽथवाऽनुजपतौ सौम्यर्क्षगे तद्युते दिव्यं वस्त्रमपूर्वमेति सहजे सौम्ये सुवस्त्रं लभेत् । वीर्याढ्यौ बहुवस्त्रभूषणकरौ शुक्रानुजस्थानपौ स्यातां धर्मकथारसश्रवणदौ जीवज्ञयुक्तेक्षितौ; this sentence names वीर्याथौ and भूषणक्रौ, 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 e-text also read गुरगे, which is no word, and our renderings had construed it as गुरुगे, 'in Jupiter's sign'; no printing sets either. The plate ruling of 2026-09-23 read four printings by eye, and all four set the horse-word. Kapileśvara 1953 p.402 (about 2.3x native), the Prajñāvardhinī 2018 p.111 (about 2.8x) and the Gujarati 1911 p.422 (about 4.7x) set तुरगे. Sastri 1933 vol. II p.152 (about 1.7x on a 600-ppi render) sets तुरंगे, which makes the fifth syllable heavy where the śārdūlavikrīḍita needs it light. The mūla now reads तुरगे. तुरग, the horse, is a number-word: Kapileśvara's own Sanskrit ṭīkā on p.402, read by eye at about 2.8x native, glosses it अश्वशब्दः सप्तसंख्याबोधक इति तुरगे = सप्तमभावे, the seventh house. The editions do not agree on the number, and for the rest of this the evidence is machine reads of the stores. The Prajñāvardhinī's Sanskrit gives seven. The Hindi bands of Kapileśvara and the Prajñāvardhinī give the fourth (४ थे भावमें, चतुर्थभाव). Sastri's English gives 'the 10th or the 4th ( ? )'. Ojha's Hindi (vol. II p.237) gives दसवें या सप्तम में. The note's वीर्याढ्यौ and भूषणकरौ are confirmed by eye on Sastri's page, read at about 0.7x to 1.0x native on the 600-ppi render.]

धैर्यान्वितो विक्रमेशे सौम्यग्रहनवांशके । शुभेक्षिते शुभयुते वैशेषिकसमन्विते

dhairyānvito vikrameśe saumyagrahanavāṃśake | śubhekṣite śubhayute vaiśeṣikasamanvite

⟨The native is⟩ possessed of steadfastness when the lord of the third is in the navāṃśa of a benefic graha, aspected by benefics, joined with benefics, and endowed with a vaiśeṣikāṃśa ⟨a special varga-dignity⟩.

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  • About this edition: The edition heads this verse अथ धैर्यविचारः, 'now the consideration of steadfastness'. वैशेषिकांश is this text's own graded varga-dignity (pārijātāṃśa upward), defined earlier in the work; it is kept as a term, not translated.

धैर्याधिपे पातयुतेक्षिते वा दुःस्थानगे धैर्यविनाशमेति । केन्द्रत्रिकोणे शुभखेटयुक्ते शुभेक्षिते वा यदि धैर्यशाली

dhairyādhipe pātayutekṣite vā duḥsthānage dhairyavināśameti | kendratrikoṇe śubhakheṭayukte śubhekṣite vā yadi dhairyaśālī

When the lord of ⟨the house of⟩ steadfastness is joined with or aspected by a node (pāta), or stands in a duḥsthāna, he meets with the destruction of steadfastness. ⟨But⟩ if ⟨it is⟩ in a kendra or a trikoṇa, joined with a benefic graha, or aspected by benefics, ⟨he is⟩ full of steadfastness.

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  • About this edition: पात is the node (Rāhu/Ketu). धैर्याधिप, like वीर्याधिप in v. 53, names the third lord by the matter under discussion.

वीर्याधिपे भूमिसुतेन युक्ते पापर्क्षगे वीर्यविनाशहेतुः । केन्द्रत्रिकोणे ससिते बलाढ्ये वीर्याधिको भोगगुणप्रकाशः

vīryādhipe bhūmisutena yukte pāparkṣage vīryavināśahetuḥ | kendratrikoṇe sasite balāḍhye vīryādhiko bhogaguṇaprakāśaḥ

When the lord of ⟨the house of⟩ virility is joined with Mars and stands in a malefic's sign, that is the cause of the destruction of virility. ⟨But⟩ in a kendra or trikoṇa, together with Venus and abounding in strength, ⟨the native is⟩ abundant in virility, resplendent with enjoyments and good qualities.

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  • About this edition: The edition heads this verse अथ बलविचारः, 'now the consideration of strength'. भूमुसुतेन is भूमिसुतेन (Mars); सित is Venus; वीर्याविनाश is वीर्यविनाश. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भूमिसुतेन युक्ते पापर्क्षगे वीर्यविनाशहेतुः; this sentence names वीर्याविनाश and भूमुसुतेन, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्रं निशाकरं त्यक्त्वा लग्नात्सोदरभे शुभे । शुभराश्यंशगे जातः समेति सुखभोजनम्

śukraṃ niśākaraṃ tyaktvā lagnātsodarabhe śubhe | śubharāśyaṃśage jātaḥ sameti sukhabhojanam

Leaving Venus and the Moon aside, when a benefic is in the third from the lagna and stands in a benefic rāśi and aṃśa, the native attains pleasant food.

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  • About this edition: The edition heads this verse अथ अशनविचारः, 'now the consideration of food'. स्यात्वा is त्यक्त्वा ('leaving aside') — the e-text makes the same त्→स् substitution at v. 20 (स्यक्त्वा for त्यक्त्वा), which settles it; the two accusatives शुक्रं निशाकरं are its objects. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads त्यक्त्वा लग्नात्सोदरभे शुभे । शुभराश्यंशगे; this sentence names स्यात्वा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीवस्य राशिनवभागदृगाणसंस्थे वीर्याधिपे यदि सुरार्चितवीक्षिते वा । तत्केन्द्रकोणगृहगेऽवनिजे बलाढ्ये जातस्तु कन्दफलमूलरसप्रियः स्यात्

jīvasya rāśinavabhāgadṛgāṇasaṃsthe vīryādhipe yadi surārcitavīkṣite vā | tatkendrakoṇagṛhage'vanije balāḍhye jātastu kandaphalamūlarasapriyaḥ syāt

When the lord of ⟨the house of⟩ virility ⟨the 3rd⟩ stands in Jupiter's rāśi, navabhāga ⟨navāṃśa⟩ or drekkāṇa (dṛgāṇa), or is aspected by the one the gods worship ⟨Jupiter⟩, and Mars, abounding in strength, occupies a kendra or trikoṇa house from that, then the native is fond of bulbs, fruits, roots and juices.

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  • About this edition: REFUSAL CLOSED 2026-09-08. The e-text's first pāda read जीवस्य राशिनवभाग़ाडॄख़नाषाम्स्थे, whose middle was unrecoverable garbage carrying ग़, ॄ and ख़ — characters this text does not use — and the five missing syllables were marked ⟨…⟩ rather than guessed. Mishra's Prajñāvardhinī prints जीवस्य राशिनवभागदृगाणसंस्थे: the triad is rāśi + navabhāga + drekkāṇa, which our own 2.63 already carries in the form स्ववारनवभागदृगाणवर्गे, and its ṭīkā glosses जीवस्य राशि (धनुर्मीने) नवभागे नवांशे दृक्काणे वा संस्थिते. The same ṭīkā glosses वीर्याधिपे = तृतीयभावाधिपे, which is the reading the English already assumed, and सुरार्चितेन = गुरुणा. सुराचिंत → सुरार्चित. The spelling is दृगाण with दृ, not द्र.

सोदरारातिगः शुक्रः शोकरोगभयप्रदः । तत्रैव शुभकारी स्यात्पुरतो यदि भास्करात्

sodarārātigaḥ śukraḥ śokarogabhayapradaḥ | tatraiva śubhakārī syātpurato yadi bhāskarāt

Venus placed in the third or in the sixth gives grief, disease and fear; ⟨but⟩ in that very place he becomes a doer of good, if he is ahead of the Sun.

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  • About this edition: अराति is the sixth house (glossary: अरि/रिपु/शत्रु). भारकरात् is भास्करात्, which the anuṣṭubh requires (भारकरात् gives a ninth syllable). पुरतो … भास्करात् is Venus east of the Sun, i.e. the evening star. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भास्करात्; this sentence names भारकरात्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

गुरुशुक्रयुते भुक्तौ नाथे सौम्ययुतेक्षिते । बलवच्छुभदृष्टे वा त्वन्नदाता भवेन्नरः

guruśukrayute bhuktau nāthe saumyayutekṣite | balavacchubhadṛṣṭe vā tvannadātā bhavennaraḥ

When the ⟨house of⟩ eating is joined with Jupiter and Venus, and its lord is joined with or aspected by benefics, or aspected by a strong benefic, the man becomes a giver of food.

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  • About this edition: भुक्ति here is eating, not a daśā sub-period: the section is अशनविचार and v. 58 closes it with सुखभुक्तिप्रदो. The house meant is the third, whose fruits this chapter enumerates.

सौम्ये स्वोच्चं गते भुक्तौ सौम्यग्रहनिरीक्षिते । नाथे वैशेषिकांशे वा सुखभुक्तिप्रदो भवेत्

saumye svoccaṃ gate bhuktau saumyagrahanirīkṣite | nāthe vaiśeṣikāṃśe vā sukhabhuktiprado bhavet

When a benefic in the ⟨house of⟩ eating has gone to its own exaltation and is aspected by benefic grahas, or when the lord is in a vaiśeṣikāṃśa, ⟨it⟩ becomes a giver of pleasant eating.

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  • About this edition: The edition closes the section after this verse with इति तृतीयभावफलानि. वैशेषिकांश as at v. 51; the e-text prints वैशेषिकांश where the locative वैशेषिकांशे is wanted.

वदन्ति विद्याजननीसुखानि सुगन्धगोबन्धुमनोगुणानि । महीपयानक्षितिमन्दिराणि चतुर्थभावप्रभवानि तज्ज्ञाः

vadanti vidyājananīsukhāni sugandhagobandhumanoguṇāni | mahīpayānakṣitimandirāṇi caturthabhāvaprabhavāni tajjñāḥ

Those who know it declare that learning, mother, happiness, perfumes, cattle, kinsmen, the qualities of the mind, royal conveyances, land and dwellings arise from the fourth house.

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  • About this edition: The edition heads this verse अथ चतुर्थभावफलम्, 'now the fruits of the fourth house'; vv. 59–60 begin it. महीपयान is taken as महीप-यान, the conveyance of a lord of the earth; the compound could also be cut मही + यान.

विद्याराशौ निजपतियुते सौम्ययुक्तेक्षिते वा जातो विद्याविनयचतुरश्चन्द्रसूनौ बलिष्ठे । दुःस्थे पापद्युचरसहिते पापदृष्टे तदीशे विद्याहीनो भवति मनुजः पापराशिस्थिते वा

vidyārāśau nijapatiyute saumyayuktekṣite vā jāto vidyāvinayacaturaścandrasūnau baliṣṭhe | duḥsthe pāpadyucarasahite pāpadṛṣṭe tadīśe vidyāhīno bhavati manujaḥ pāparāśisthite vā

When the rāśi of learning ⟨the fourth⟩ is joined with its own lord, or joined with and aspected by benefics, and Mercury, the son of the Moon, is very strong, the native is accomplished in learning and in modesty. ⟨But⟩ when its lord is in a duḥsthāna, together with a malefic graha, aspected by malefics, or placed in a malefic's rāśi, the man becomes destitute of learning.

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  • About this edition: The edition heads this verse अथ विद्याविचारः. चन्द्रसूनु is Mercury (the son of the Moon); द्युचर is a graha.

विद्यास्थानपजीवचन्द्रतनयाः षट्त्रिव्ययायुःस्थिता विद्याबुद्धिविवेकहीनफलदा नीचारिगा वा यदि । स्वोच्चस्वर्क्षगतास्त्रिकोणगृहगाः केन्द्रस्थिता वा यदि श्रीविद्याविनयादियुक्तिनिपुणो राजाधिराजप्रियः

vidyāsthānapajīvacandratanayāḥ ṣaṭtrivyayāyuḥsthitā vidyābuddhivivekahīnaphaladā nīcārigā vā yadi | svoccasvarkṣagatāstrikoṇagṛhagāḥ kendrasthitā vā yadi śrīvidyāvinayādiyuktinipuṇo rājādhirājapriyaḥ

If the lord of the house of learning ⟨the 4th⟩, Jupiter and Mercury ⟨the Moon's son⟩ stand in the 6th, the 3rd, the 12th or the 8th ⟨āyus⟩, or if they are debilitated or in an enemy's sign, they give a fruit devoid of learning, intelligence and discernment. But if they occupy their own exaltation or their own sign, or a trikoṇa house, or stand in a kendra, ⟨the native is⟩ skilled in fortune, learning, modesty and the like and in reasoning, and dear to the king of kings.

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  • About this edition: vidyāsthāna, the house of learning: this chapter treats the 3rd and 4th bhāvas, and this text reads learning from the 4th; other traditions assign it to the 5th. āyus = the 8th. The last pāda opens शी for श्री ('fortune'), so the supplied word is marked. षट्त्रिव्ययायुःस्तिता for °स्थिता. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विद्यास्थानपजीवचन्द्रतनयाः षट्त्रिव्ययायुःस्थिता विद्याबुद्धिविवेकहीनफलदा नीचारिगा वा यदि । स्वोच्चस्वर्क्षगतास्त्रिकोणगृहगाः केन्द्रस्थिता वा यदि श्रीविद्याविनयादियुक्तिनिपुणो; this sentence names षट्त्रिव्ययायुःस्तिता, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्रे बलिष्ठे यदि वा शशाङ्के सौम्येक्षिते शोभनभागयुक्ते । चतुष्टये मातृगृहे बलाढ्ये मातुश्चिरायुष्ट्वमुदाहरन्ति

śukre baliṣṭhe yadi vā śaśāṅke saumyekṣite śobhanabhāgayukte | catuṣṭaye mātṛgṛhe balāḍhye mātuścirāyuṣṭvamudāharanti

If Venus, or else the Moon, is strongest, aspected by benefics, occupying an auspicious division (bhāga) and standing in a kendra (catuṣṭaya), and the mother's house ⟨the 4th⟩ is abundant in strength, they declare long life for the mother.

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  • About this edition: मातुश्विरायुष्टम् is the e-text's spelling of मातुश्चिरायुष्ट्वम्.

मातृस्थानाधिपे षष्ठे व्यये वा बलवर्जिते । लग्ने पापे पापदृष्टे मातृनाशं वदेद् बुधः

mātṛsthānādhipe ṣaṣṭhe vyaye vā balavarjite | lagne pāpe pāpadṛṣṭe mātṛnāśaṃ vaded budhaḥ

When the lord of the mother's house ⟨the 4th⟩ is in the 6th or the 12th and devoid of strength, and a malefic stands in the lagna aspected by a malefic, the wise ⟨astrologer⟩ should pronounce the destruction of the mother.

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  • About this edition: वलवर्जिते for बलवर्जिते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बलवर्जिते; this sentence names वलवर्जिते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्षीणे चन्द्रेऽष्टमे षष्ठे व्यये वा पापसंयुते । पाताले पापसंयुक्ते मातृहानिर्न संशयः

kṣīṇe candre'ṣṭame ṣaṣṭhe vyaye vā pāpasaṃyute | pātāle pāpasaṃyukte mātṛhānirna saṃśayaḥ

When the waning Moon is in the 8th, the 6th or the 12th joined with a malefic, and the pātāla ⟨the 4th⟩ is joined with a malefic, the loss of the mother is beyond doubt.

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  • About this edition: pātāla = the 4th house (glossary rule 3: the house-number is what is rendered). अष्टभे for अष्टमे.

मातृस्थानगते मन्दे पापग्रहनिरीक्षिते । रन्ध्रनाथेऽरिनीचस्थे मातृनाशं विनिर्दिशेत्

mātṛsthānagate mande pāpagrahanirīkṣite | randhranāthe'rinīcasthe mātṛnāśaṃ vinirdiśet

When Saturn occupies the mother's house ⟨the 4th⟩ and is aspected by malefic grahas, and the lord of the randhra ⟨the 8th⟩ is in an enemy's sign or debilitated, one should declare the destruction of the mother.

भ्रातृपुत्रगते पापे पातालेशेऽरिनीचगे । चन्द्रे पापसमायुक्ते मातृरोगं विनिर्दिशेत्

bhrātṛputragate pāpe pātāleśe'rinīcage | candre pāpasamāyukte mātṛrogaṃ vinirdiśet

When a malefic occupies the house of brothers ⟨the 3rd⟩ or of sons ⟨the 5th⟩, the lord of the pātāla ⟨the 4th⟩ is in an enemy's sign or debilitated, and the Moon is joined with a malefic, one should declare illness of the mother.

षष्ठेश्वरेण सहितः सुखराशिनाथो धर्मस्थितो जनकमत्र विटं करोति । भाग्याधिपेन सहितो यदि मातृनाथः सौख्यस्थितो जनकमत्र विटं करोति

ṣaṣṭheśvareṇa sahitaḥ sukharāśinātho dharmasthito janakamatra viṭaṃ karoti | bhāgyādhipena sahito yadi mātṛnāthaḥ saukhyasthito janakamatra viṭaṃ karoti

The lord of the sign of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩, joined with the lord of the 6th and placed in dharma ⟨the 9th⟩, makes the father here a libertine (viṭa). If the lord of the mother's house ⟨the 4th⟩, joined with the lord of fortune ⟨the 9th⟩, is placed in the house of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩, it makes the father here a libertine.

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  • About this edition: Both hemistichs end with the identical pāda जनकमत्र विटं करोति in this e-text. The repetition is very likely a transmission error — the second half, whose subject is the mother's lord, would more naturally name the mother — but it is rendered as it stands rather than emended. जन्कम् for जनकम्, भाग्यधिप for भाग्याधिप. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भाग्याधिपेन सहितो यदि मातृनाथः सौख्यस्थितो जनकमत्र; this sentence names भाग्यधिप, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

षण्मातृपौ पितृस्थाने पितुश्च व्यभिचारदौ । मातृतातारिदेहेशैरेकस्थैः परजातकः

ṣaṇmātṛpau pitṛsthāne pituśca vyabhicāradau | mātṛtātārideheśairekasthaiḥ parajātakaḥ

The lords of the 6th and of the mother's house ⟨the 4th⟩, standing in the father's place ⟨the 9th⟩, give adultery on the father's part as well. When the lords of the mother's ⟨4th⟩, the father's ⟨9th⟩, the enemy's ⟨6th⟩ and the body's ⟨lagna⟩ houses stand together in one place, ⟨the native is⟩ begotten of another man.

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  • About this edition: पितृस्थने for पितृस्थाने; पितुश्व for पितुश्च. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पितृस्थाने पितुश्च; this sentence names पितृस्थने and पितुश्व, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापेक्षिते पापयुते शशाङ्के दिवाकरे वा यदि केन्द्रराशौ । क्रूरे सुखे वा यदि पापदृष्टे जातो नरः स्याद्यदि मातृगामी

pāpekṣite pāpayute śaśāṅke divākare vā yadi kendrarāśau | krūre sukhe vā yadi pāpadṛṣṭe jāto naraḥ syādyadi mātṛgāmī

If the Moon, or the Sun, aspected by malefics and joined with a malefic, is in a kendra sign; or if a malefic is in the house of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩ and is aspected by a malefic — the man then born will be one who goes in to his mother.

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  • About this edition: पापशुते for पापयुते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापयुते शशाङ्के दिवाकरे वा यदि केन्द्रराशौ । क्रूरे सुखे वा यदि पापदृष्टे जातो नरः स्याद्यदि मातृगामी; this sentence names पापशुते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रे भृगौ वा केन्द्रस्थे पापदृष्टेऽथवा द्वयोः । क्रूरे सुखे मातृगामी यदि वा गुरुदारभाक्

candre bhṛgau vā kendrasthe pāpadṛṣṭe'thavā dvayoḥ | krūre sukhe mātṛgāmī yadi vā gurudārabhāk

When the Moon or Venus stands in a kendra aspected by a malefic — or when both of them do — and a malefic is in the house of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩, ⟨the native⟩ goes in to his mother, or else takes his guru's wife.

सुखस्थे सारषष्ठेशे चन्द्रे माताऽन्यमैथुनी । व्यभिचारप्रदो मातुः सराहुर्दिननायकः

sukhasthe sāraṣaṣṭheśe candre mātā'nyamaithunī | vyabhicāraprado mātuḥ sarāhurdinanāyakaḥ

When the lord of the 6th, together with Mars (āra) and the Moon, stands in the house of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩, the mother couples with another man. The lord of the day ⟨the Sun⟩, accompanied by Rāhu, is the giver of the mother's adultery.

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  • About this edition: Two readings are corrupt: सार in pāda a (सारषष्थेशे, where षष्ठेशे is legible) and सरादुदिन in pāda d, inside which दिननायक ('lord of the day' = the Sun) is legible. The condition attaching to the Sun cannot be recovered and is not guessed at. व्यभिचरप्रदो for व्यभिचारप्रदो. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads सारषष्ठेशे चन्द्रे माताऽन्यमैथुनी । व्यभिचारप्रदो मातुः सराहुर्दिननायकः; this sentence names व्यभिचरप्रदो and सारषष्थेशे, 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: Two claims in this note are withdrawn by the plate ruling of 2026-09-23. First, सार is not corrupt: it is स + आर, 'with Mars', so सारषष्ठेशे is the lord of the sixth together with Mars, and both pages read by eye set सार in whole type. Second, the Sun's condition is recovered: where the e-text had सरादुदिननायकः, both pages set सराहुर्दिननायकः, the lord of the day accompanied by Rāhu. The pages are Kapileśvara 1953 p.407, read at about 4.6x native, and Sastri 1933 vol. II p.159, read at about 1.5x native on a 600-dpi render. Sastri divides the same letters as स राहुर्दिननायकः; the Sanskrit is the same, and our joined form is Kapileśvara's.]

शीतांशौ राहुकेतुभ्यां युक्ते नीचेन सङ्गमः । मन्दयुक्ते च शूद्रेण वैश्येन बुधयोगतः

śītāṃśau rāhuketubhyāṃ yukte nīcena saṅgamaḥ | mandayukte ca śūdreṇa vaiśyena budhayogataḥ

When the cold-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩ is joined with Rāhu and Ketu, ⟨the mother's⟩ union is with a low-born man; when joined with Saturn, with a śūdra; and by conjunction with Mercury, with a vaiśya.

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  • About this edition: नीच here carries the social sense, a low-born person, not the technical 'debilitated' of the glossary row; the varṇa series in the next verse fixes the sense.

रवियुक्ते क्षत्रियेण मन्त्रिभ्यां द्विजसङ्गमः । एवं चन्द्रः कुजारीशयुक्तस्तत्फलदो भवेत्

raviyukte kṣatriyeṇa mantribhyāṃ dvijasaṅgamaḥ | evaṃ candraḥ kujārīśayuktastatphalado bhavet

When ⟨the Moon is⟩ joined with the Sun, ⟨the union is⟩ with a kṣatriya; with the two counsellors ⟨Jupiter and Venus⟩, union with a twice-born. In this way the Moon, joined with Mars or with the lord of the enemy house ⟨the 6th⟩, becomes the giver of that ⟨same⟩ result.

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  • About this edition: क्षेत्रियेन्ण for क्षत्रियेण. मन्त्रिभ्याम् is dual, 'the two counsellors' — the brahmin grahas Jupiter and Venus, which is what yields the twice-born; Mercury has already been used in verse 72. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्षत्रियेण; this sentence names क्षेत्रियेन्ण, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रोऽनिष्टस्थानगः सानुजेशो जातस्यान्यस्तन्यपानं करोति । दुःस्थानस्थौ मातृपितृक्षनाथौ पित्रोर्मृत्युर्लग्ननाथे बलाढ्ये

candro'niṣṭasthānagaḥ sānujeśo jātasyānyastanyapānaṃ karoti | duḥsthānasthau mātṛpitṛkṣanāthau pitrormṛtyurlagnanāthe balāḍhye

The Moon gone to an evil house together with the lord of the 3rd ⟨the younger brother's house⟩ makes the native drink another woman's milk. When the lords of the mother's and the father's signs stand in evil houses, ⟨there is⟩ the death of both parents — the lord of the lagna being abundant in strength.

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  • About this edition: astanya-pāna, literally 'the not-drinking of the breast'. The strong lagna lord in the second half is the condition under which the native himself survives the parents. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads जातस्यान्यस्तन्यपानं for जातस्यास्तन्यपानं (metre, 2026-09-21): the word is अन्य-स्तन्य-पान, drinking another woman's milk, not the privative astanya-pāna, and the English renders it so.]

पितृकर्माधिपे दुःस्थे लग्नेशे बलसंयुते । पित्रोरनिष्टकारी स्यात् सीमन्तरहितोऽथवा

pitṛkarmādhipe duḥsthe lagneśe balasaṃyute | pitroraniṣṭakārī syāt sīmantarahito'thavā

When the lords of the father's house ⟨the 9th⟩ and of karma ⟨the 10th⟩ are ill-placed and the lord of the lagna is endowed with strength, ⟨the native⟩ becomes a doer of harm to his parents, or else one for whom the sīmanta ⟨rite⟩ was not performed.

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  • About this edition: sīmantonnayana is the hair-parting saṃskāra performed for the mother during pregnancy; its absence marks an irregular birth.

मातृस्थानेशलग्नेशौ तत्र कोणगतौ यदि । तदीशो लग्नगो माता पित्रा सह मृता भवेत्

mātṛsthāneśalagneśau tatra koṇagatau yadi | tadīśo lagnago mātā pitrā saha mṛtā bhavet

If the lord of the mother's house ⟨the 4th⟩ and the lord of the lagna are in a trine from that ⟨place⟩, and the lord of that ⟨sign⟩ occupies the lagna, the mother dies together with the father.

मातृलग्नेशपितृपाः केन्द्रकोणस्थिता यदि । तद्दशान्तर्दशाकाले जनन्यास्त्वनुमृत्युदाः

mātṛlagneśapitṛpāḥ kendrakoṇasthitā yadi | taddaśāntardaśākāle jananyāstvanumṛtyudāḥ

If the lords of the mother's house ⟨the 4th⟩, of the lagna and of the father's house ⟨the 9th⟩ stand in kendras and trikoṇas, then in the time of their daśā and antardaśā they cause the mother to die after ⟨the father⟩.

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  • About this edition: जन्न्यास् for जनन्याः; तदृशान्तर्दश° for तद्दशान्तर्दशा°. anumṛtyu: dying in succession upon the husband's death. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तद्दशान्तर्दशाकाले जनन्यास्त्वनुमृत्युदाः; this sentence names तदृशान्तर्दश and जन्न्यास्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रवीन्दू पितृमातृस्थौ यदि तावनुमृत्युदौ । तदीशेक्षितयुक्ता वा रविसम्बन्धिनस्तथा

ravīndū pitṛmātṛsthau yadi tāvanumṛtyudau | tadīśekṣitayuktā vā ravisambandhinastathā

If the Sun and the Moon stand in the father's ⟨the 9th⟩ and the mother's ⟨the 4th⟩ houses, they too cause ⟨the parents to⟩ die in succession; and so likewise do ⟨the grahas⟩ aspected by or joined with the lords of those ⟨houses⟩, and those connected with the Sun.

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  • About this edition: तदीशोक्षित for तदीशेक्षित. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तदीशेक्षितयुक्ता; this sentence names तदीशोक्षित, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ये मातृभावपतिकारकतत्समेतास्तन्मातृराशिगतवीक्षितखेचरेन्द्राः । तेषामनिष्टकरखेटदशापहारे जातस्य मातृमरणं प्रवदन्ति सन्तः

ye mātṛbhāvapatikārakatatsametāstanmātṛrāśigatavīkṣitakhecarendrāḥ | teṣāmaniṣṭakarakheṭadaśāpahāre jātasya mātṛmaraṇaṃ pravadanti santaḥ

Those chief sky-goers that are joined with the lord of the mother's bhāva and with its kāraka, and that occupy or aspect that mother's rāśi — in the daśā and apahāra of the harm-working graha among them the good ⟨teachers⟩ declare the death of the native's mother.

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  • About this edition: मातृभावमतिकारक° read as मातृभावपतिकारक° ('the lord of the mother's bhāva and its kāraka'); म is a plausible slip for प, and no sense is available from मति here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मातृभावपतिकारकतत्समेता-स्तन्मातृराशिगतवीक्षितखेचरेन्द्राः; this sentence names मातृभावमतिकारक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मार्तण्डस्फुटतो विशोध्य शशिनं तच्छेषराश्यंशके जीवे भानुसुते च मातृमरणं तत्कोणगे वा नृणाम् । संशोध्यं यमकण्टकं हिमकराद्रन्ध्राधिपस्य स्फुटं तद्राशौ रविनन्दने मृतिमुपैत्यम्बा तदंशे रवौ

mārtaṇḍasphuṭato viśodhya śaśinaṃ taccheṣarāśyaṃśake jīve bhānusute ca mātṛmaraṇaṃ tatkoṇage vā nṛṇām | saṃśodhyaṃ yamakaṇṭakaṃ himakarādrandhrādhipasya sphuṭaṃ tadrāśau ravinandane mṛtimupaityambā tadaṃśe ravau

Subtract the Moon from the true longitude (sphuṭa) of Mārtaṇḍa ⟨the Sun⟩; when Jupiter and the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩ are in the rāśi and the aṃśa of that remainder, or in a trine from it, ⟨there is⟩ the death of the mother of men. From the Moon are to be subtracted Yamakaṇṭaka ⟨an upagraha⟩ and the sphuṭa of the lord of the randhra ⟨the 8th⟩: when the Sun's delight ⟨Saturn⟩ is in the rāśi of that ⟨remainder⟩, the mother meets death, and ⟨so too⟩ when the Sun is in its aṃśa.

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  • About this edition: यमकरुटकं is corrupt: no term of that form is known, and it is carried over untranslated rather than emended (यमकण्टक, an upagraha, is a possible but unproven restoration, and the arithmetic of the second computation therefore cannot be fully reconstructed). शशिणं for शशिनं; तत्कोनगे for तत्कोणगे. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शशिनं तच्छेषराश्यंशके जीवे भानुसुते च मातृमरणं तत्कोणगे वा नृणाम् । संशोध्यं यमकण्टकं; this sentence names यमकरुटकं and तत्कोनगे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads संशोध्यं यमकण्टकं for संशोध्यं यमकरुटकं (metre, 2026-09-21): यमकण्टक, the upagraha, is settled by the metre, and the English renders it instead of carrying the corrupt form untranslated.]

गोपुराद्यंशके जीवे सुखस्थानगतेऽपि वा । धनायवृद्धिभावेषु खेटेषु च सुखी भवेत्

gopurādyaṃśake jīve sukhasthānagate'pi vā | dhanāyavṛddhibhāveṣu kheṭeṣu ca sukhī bhavet

When Jupiter is in the gopura and the higher divisions (aṃśa), or else occupies the house of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩, and when the grahas are in the bhāvas of wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩, gain ⟨the 11th⟩ and increase, ⟨the native⟩ becomes happy.

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  • About this edition: gopura is one of the graded varga-dignities (pārijāta, uttama, gopura, siṃhāsana …), so 'gopura and above'. vṛddhi-bhāva is not one of this corpus's standard house-names; it most plausibly denotes the upacaya (growth) houses, but the text does not say so and the word is left as it stands.

बुधदृष्टियुते सौख्ये सौम्यमध्यगतेऽथवा । जीवराश्यंशके वाऽपि पुण्यकर्मरतः सदा

budhadṛṣṭiyute saukhye saumyamadhyagate'thavā | jīvarāśyaṃśake vā'pi puṇyakarmarataḥ sadā

When the house of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩ is aspected by or joined with Mercury, or lies between benefics, or is in the rāśi or aṃśa of Jupiter, ⟨the native is⟩ always devoted to meritorious deeds.

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  • About this edition: budha in pāda a is the graha Mercury; saumya in pāda b is the class-sense, benefics (glossary row for सौम्य — both senses occur in one verse here).

सुखस्थितः शोभनराशिगो बली विलग्नसम्बन्धगुणाधिको यदि । तज्जातिवर्गेण सुखं निरन्तरं तदीयधातुश्रियमेति मानवः

sukhasthitaḥ śobhanarāśigo balī vilagnasambandhaguṇādhiko yadi | tajjātivargeṇa sukhaṃ nirantaraṃ tadīyadhātuśriyameti mānavaḥ

⟨A graha⟩ posited in the house of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩, gone to an auspicious rāśi, strong, and abundant in the merits of its connection with the lagna — by that ⟨graha's⟩ class and varga a man attains unbroken happiness and the wealth of the element (dhātu) belonging to it.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's third pāda is a syllable short of the metre; the sense is unaffected. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads सुखं निरन्तरं तदीय for सुखं तदीय (metre, 2026-09-21): the pāda was four syllables short, not one, and निरन्तरं, 'unbroken', fills it and is rendered in the English.]

चतुर्थगो नीचसपत्नयातस्त्वनिष्टभावाधिपतिर्विलग्नात् । लग्नेशशत्रुर्यदि तत्प्रकोपात् शरीरसौख्यादिविनाशमाहुः

caturthago nīcasapatnayātastvaniṣṭabhāvādhipatirvilagnāt | lagneśaśatruryadi tatprakopāt śarīrasaukhyādivināśamāhuḥ

When the lord of an evil bhāva reckoned from the lagna occupies the 4th, has gone to debilitation or to a rival's ⟨sign⟩, and is an enemy of the lord of the lagna, they declare that from its wrath comes the destruction of bodily comfort and the rest.

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  • About this edition: नीचसपलयात for नीचसपत्नयात; तत्प्रकोपान् for तत्प्रकोपात्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नीचसपत्नयातस्त्वनिष्टभावाधिपतिर्विलग्नात् । लग्नेशशत्रुर्यदि तत्प्रकोपात्; this sentence names तत्प्रकोपान् and नीचसपलयात, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चतुर्थभावस्थितदर्शिकारका बलान्विता यद्यतिसौख्यहेतुकाः । अनिष्टदा नीचसपत्नमूढगाः सुखं शुभेनाशुभमन्यखेचरैः

caturthabhāvasthitadarśikārakā balānvitā yadyatisaukhyahetukāḥ | aniṣṭadā nīcasapatnamūḍhagāḥ sukhaṃ śubhenāśubhamanyakhecaraiḥ

The grahas standing in the fourth bhāva, those aspecting it, and its kāraka, if endowed with strength, are the cause of abundant happiness; gone to debilitation, to a rival's sign or to combustion, they give ill. Happiness comes by a benefic ⟨among them⟩, ill by the other sky-goers.

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  • About this edition: यद्यतिसौख्यद्रेतुकाः for यद्यतिसौख्यहेतुकाः. मूढ here = combust (astaṅgata), not 'foolish'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यद्यतिसौख्यहेतुकाः । अनिष्टदा नीचसपत्नमूढगाः; this sentence names यद्यतिसौख्यद्रेतुकाः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चतुर्थगे भाग्यपतौ सशुक्रे बलाधिके स्याच्चिरकालभोगी । शुभान्विते रन्ध्ररिपुव्ययस्थे जातोऽल्पकालं समुपैति सौख्यम्

caturthage bhāgyapatau saśukre balādhike syāccirakālabhogī | śubhānvite randhraripuvyayasthe jāto'lpakālaṃ samupaiti saukhyam

When the lord of fortune ⟨the 9th⟩, together with Venus and superior in strength, occupies the 4th, ⟨the native⟩ becomes an enjoyer for a long time. When ⟨that lord⟩, though joined with benefics, stands in the randhra ⟨the 8th⟩, the enemy house ⟨the 6th⟩ or the 12th, the native comes by happiness for a short time only.

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  • About this edition: भाग्शपतौ सयुक्रे for भाग्यपतौ सशुक्रे. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भाग्यपतौ सशुक्रे; this sentence names भाग्शपतौ and सयुक्रे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सुखचिन्ता गृहेज्याभ्यां मातृचिन्ता सुखेन्दुतः । सुगन्धं गृहशुक्राभ्यां वस्त्रवाहनभूषणम्

sukhacintā gṛhejyābhyāṃ mātṛcintā sukhendutaḥ | sugandhaṃ gṛhaśukrābhyāṃ vastravāhanabhūṣaṇam

Happiness is to be considered from the house ⟨the 4th⟩ and from Jupiter (ijyā); the mother from the house of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩ and the Moon; fragrance, and clothes, vehicles and ornaments, from the house ⟨the 4th⟩ and Venus.

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  • About this edition: gṛha and sukha both name the 4th house in this verse. गृहेज्याभ्याण् for गृहेज्याभ्याम्; वस्त्रवहान for वस्त्रवाहन. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुखचिन्ता गृहेज्याभ्यां मातृचिन्ता सुखेन्दुतः । सुगन्धं गृहशुक्राभ्यां वस्त्रवाहनभूषणम्; this sentence names गृहेज्याभ्याण् and वस्त्रवहान, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सुखेश्वरे शोभनराशियुक्ते शुक्रेण दृष्टे सति संयुते वा । अरातिनीचग्रहदृष्टिहीने सुगन्धमाल्यादिसुखं समेति

sukheśvare śobhanarāśiyukte śukreṇa dṛṣṭe sati saṃyute vā | arātinīcagrahadṛṣṭihīne sugandhamālyādisukhaṃ sameti

When the lord of the house of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩ is in an auspicious rāśi, aspected by or joined with Venus, and free from the aspect of grahas that are enemies or debilitated, ⟨the native⟩ comes by the pleasure of fragrances, garlands and the like.

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  • About this edition: दृष्तिहीने for दृष्टिहीने. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अरातिनीचग्रहदृष्टिहीने; this sentence names दृष्तिहीने, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वीर्यान्विते शीतकरे सुवस्त्रं साहिध्वजे जीर्णतरं समेति । कौशेयकं जीवयुते च रत्नचित्रं सशुक्रे सशनौ तु कृष्णम्

vīryānvite śītakare suvastraṃ sāhidhvaje jīrṇataraṃ sameti | kauśeyakaṃ jīvayute ca ratnacitraṃ saśukre saśanau tu kṛṣṇam

When the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩ is endowed with strength, ⟨he gets⟩ fine clothing; with the serpent ⟨Rāhu⟩ and the banner ⟨Ketu⟩, he gets clothing far worn out; joined with Jupiter, silk; with Venus, ⟨cloth⟩ figured with gems; but with Saturn, black.

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  • About this edition: साहिध्वजे read as स + अहि (the serpent, Rāhu) + ध्वज (the banner, Ketu); the series otherwise leaves the nodes unaccounted for, and every other member of it names a graha.

शुक्रेन्दुवर्गसहिते सुखराशिनाथे शुक्रेण शीतरुचिना सहितेक्षिते वा । नीचारिपापगगनाटनदृष्टिमुक्ते पञ्चादिवित्तमखिलं लभते मनुष्यः

śukrenduvargasahite sukharāśināthe śukreṇa śītarucinā sahitekṣite vā | nīcāripāpagaganāṭanadṛṣṭimukte pañcādivittamakhilaṃ labhate manuṣyaḥ

When the lord of the sign of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩ is in a varga of Venus and the Moon, joined with or aspected by Venus and the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩, and free from the aspect of sky-roving grahas that are debilitated, inimical or malefic, a man obtains in full the wealth beginning with the five.

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  • About this edition: सहितेक्षिते या for °वा. पञ्चादिवित्तम्, 'the wealth beginning with the five', is left as the text has it; the verse does not say which five, and no enumeration is supplied here.

बन्धुस्थानेश्वरे सौम्ये सौम्यग्रहनिरीक्षिते । कारके बलसम्पूर्णे बन्धुपूज्यो भवेन्नरः

bandhusthāneśvare saumye saumyagrahanirīkṣite | kārake balasampūrṇe bandhupūjyo bhavennaraḥ

When the lord of the house of kinsmen ⟨the 4th⟩ is a benefic and is aspected by benefic grahas, and the kāraka is full of strength, the man becomes one honoured by his kinsmen.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य in the first foot is taken as the benefic class, not as Mercury, because the next word specifies सौम्यग्रह as the aspecting body.

बन्धूपकर्ता तन्नाथे केन्द्रकोणायसंयुते । वैशेषिकांशसंयुक्ते पापदृग्योगवर्जिते

bandhūpakartā tannāthe kendrakoṇāyasaṃyute | vaiśeṣikāṃśasaṃyukte pāpadṛgyogavarjite

He becomes a benefactor of his kinsmen when its lord ⟨the lord of the 4th⟩ is joined to a kendra, a trikoṇa or the 11th, is possessed of a vaiśeṣikāṃśa ⟨a special divisional dignity⟩, and is free of malefic aspect and conjunction.

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  • About this edition: वैशेषिकांश is this text's own term for the graded dignities of the ten-varga scheme (पारिजातांश, उत्तमांश, गोपुरांश and the rest); it is kept untranslated and glossed.

बन्धुद्वेषी भवेन्नित्यं पापाक्रान्ते रसातले । नीचास्तखेटसंयुक्ते शुभदृग्योगवर्जिते

bandhudveṣī bhavennityaṃ pāpākrānte rasātale | nīcāstakheṭasaṃyukte śubhadṛgyogavarjite

He is forever one who hates his kinsmen when the 4th house ⟨rasātala⟩ is overrun by malefics, is joined with debilitated or combust grahas, and is deprived of benefic aspect and conjunction.

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  • About this edition: रसातल rendered as the 4th house per the glossary (Ṣaṭ II.4), not as 'the netherworld'.

सपापे रन्ध्रपे सौख्ये कपटी पापसंयुते । स्वोच्चमित्रस्ववर्गस्थे निष्कापट्यं शुभेक्षिते

sapāpe randhrape saukhye kapaṭī pāpasaṃyute | svoccamitrasvavargasthe niṣkāpaṭyaṃ śubhekṣite

When the lord of the 8th ⟨randhra⟩, accompanied by a malefic, occupies the house of happiness ⟨the 4th⟩ and is joined with malefics, ⟨the native is⟩ a deceiver. When ⟨that lord⟩ stands in its own exaltation, a friend's sign, or its own varga, and is aspected by benefics, ⟨he is⟩ free of guile.

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  • About this edition: Two words in the e-text's second half are corrupt. स्वर्गस्थे is read as स्वर्क्षस्थे (own sign) on the strength of the same formula स्वोच्चस्वर्क्षसुहृद्गृहेषु at v. 106. निष्कानव्यं is read as निष्कापट्यं (freedom from guile), the direct antithesis of कपटी in the first half; no other reading gives sense. Both are emendations, not the e-text's letters. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वोच्चमित्रस्ववर्गस्थे निष्कापट्यं; this sentence names निष्कानव्यं and स्वर्गस्थे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विशुद्धहृदयः शान्तो हृदयेशे बलान्विते । गोपुराद्यंशके वाऽपि मृद्वंशादिसमन्विते

viśuddhahṛdayaḥ śānto hṛdayeśe balānvite | gopurādyaṃśake vā'pi mṛdvaṃśādisamanvite

He is pure of heart and tranquil when the lord of the heart ⟨the 4th⟩ is endowed with strength, or again when it is in the gopura and the other ⟨special⟩ aṃśas, or is joined with the mṛdu and similar ⟨ṣaṣṭyaṃśas⟩.

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  • About this edition: e-text reads विशुद्धह्वदयः for विशुद्धहृदयः. गोपुरादि are the vaiśeṣikāṃśa grades; मृदु is a ṣaṣṭyaṃśa name. हृदयांश is not in the standard varga lists and is left untranslated — it may be the 4th (the heart of the kālapuruṣa) rather than a named division. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads विशुद्धहृदयः शान्तो हृदयेशे; this sentence names विशुद्धह्वदयः, 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 difficulty this note records about हृदयांश is withdrawn. The e-text's हृदयंशे was corrected on 2026-09-23 to हृदयेशे, 'the lord of the heart-house'. Kapileśvara 1953 p.411, read by eye at about 4.3x native, and Sastri 1933 vol. II p.167, read at about 1.3x native on a 600-dpi render, set a slanted e-stroke over the य; the anusvāras of गोपुराद्यंशके and मृद्वंशादि on the next line are round dots, a different shape in the same type. Machine reads of the same two pages show Kapileśvara's Hindi glossing हृदयेश ( चतुर्थेश ) and Sastri's English reading 'the lord of the 4th bhava', and the renderings now translate it so.]

वाहनेशे बलयुते यानराशौ बलान्विते । शुभग्रहेण संदृष्टे वाहनादि फलं वदेत्

vāhaneśe balayute yānarāśau balānvite | śubhagraheṇa saṃdṛṣṭe vāhanādi phalaṃ vadet

When the lord of the vehicle-house ⟨the 4th⟩ is endowed with strength, the vehicle-sign is endowed with strength, and it is aspected by a benefic graha, one should declare the results of vehicles and the rest.

वाहनेशे वाहनस्थे सेन्दुजे शुभवीक्षिते । शुभखेचरराश्यंशे वाहनादि फलं वदेत्

vāhaneśe vāhanasthe senduje śubhavīkṣite | śubhakhecararāśyaṃśe vāhanādi phalaṃ vadet

When the lord of the vehicle-house stands in the vehicle-house itself, together with Mercury ⟨induja⟩, aspected by benefics, and in the sign and aṃśa of a benefic graha, one should declare the results of vehicles and the rest.

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  • About this edition: इन्दुज (son of the Moon) = Mercury.

चन्द्रो विलग्नसम्बन्धी वाहनेशसमन्वितः ॥ तुरङ्गवाहनं तस्य वदन्ति मुनिपुङ्गवाः

candro vilagnasambandhī vāhaneśasamanvitaḥ || turaṅgavāhanaṃ tasya vadanti munipuṅgavāḥ

When the Moon is connected with the ascendant and is joined with the lord of the vehicle-house, the bulls among sages declare a horse-vehicle for him.

द्वितीये वा चतुर्थे वा चन्द्रे शोभनराशिगे । शुभखेचरसंयुक्ते समुपैत्यश्ववाहनम्

dvitīye vā caturthe vā candre śobhanarāśige | śubhakhecarasaṃyukte samupaityaśvavāhanam

When the Moon is in the 2nd or in the 4th, placed in an auspicious sign and joined with benefic grahas, ⟨the native⟩ obtains a horse-vehicle.

सेन्दौ चतुर्थाधिपतौ विलग्नेलग्नेश्वरेणापि युतेऽश्वलाभम् । शुक्रेण युक्ते यदि वाहनेशे देहान्विते वा नरवाहनं स्यात्

sendau caturthādhipatau vilagnelagneśvareṇāpi yute'śvalābham | śukreṇa yukte yadi vāhaneśe dehānvite vā naravāhanaṃ syāt

When the lord of the 4th, together with the Moon, is in the ascendant, or is joined with the lord of the ascendant, ⟨there is⟩ the gain of a horse. If the lord of the vehicle-house is joined with Venus, or ⟨with the lord of⟩ the body ⟨the ascendant⟩, there would be a man-borne vehicle ⟨a palanquin⟩.

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  • About this edition: देहान्यते in the e-text is unmetrical and unconstruable as it stands; read here as देहान्विते (joined with the lord of the deha/lagna), which matches the lagna-relation of the first half. Flagged as an emendation. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads देहान्विते; this sentence names देहान्यते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आन्दोलिकाभरणदौ सितपूर्णचन्द्रौ केन्द्रत्रिकोणगृहगौ बलिनौ भवेताम् । रक्ताम्बराभरणदः सुरपूजितर्क्षे चन्द्रे सुरेन्द्रसचिवेक्षितसंयुते वा

āndolikābharaṇadau sitapūrṇacandrau kendratrikoṇagṛhagau balinau bhavetām | raktāmbarābharaṇadaḥ surapūjitarkṣe candre surendrasacivekṣitasaṃyute vā

Venus and the full Moon, strong and occupying houses that are kendras and trikoṇas, become givers of a palanquin ⟨āndolikā⟩ and of ornaments. And when the Moon is in the sign of the one worshipped by the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩, and is aspected by or joined with the counsellor of the lord of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩, ⟨the combination⟩ bestows red garments and ornaments.

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  • About this edition: सुरपूजित and सुरेन्द्रसचिव are both epithets of Jupiter; the verse pairs sign-occupation with aspect/conjunction of the same graha, which is the usual formula.

आन्दोलिकातुरगलाभमुपैति जातः शुक्रेन्दुयानपतयस्तनुनाथयुक्ताः । एकत्र देवगुरुयानपचन्द्रशुक्राः केन्द्रत्रिकोणगृहगाश्चतुरङ्गयानम्

āndolikāturagalābhamupaiti jātaḥ śukrenduyānapatayastanunāthayuktāḥ | ekatra devaguruyānapacandraśukrāḥ kendratrikoṇagṛhagāścaturaṅgayānam

The native attains the gain of a palanquin and a horse when Venus, the Moon and the lord of the vehicle-house are joined with the lord of the body ⟨the ascendant⟩. When the preceptor of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩, the lord of the vehicle-house, the Moon and Venus are together in one place and occupy kendra and trikoṇa houses, ⟨there is⟩ a horse-vehicle.

वाहनेशे गुरुयुते चतुरङ्गाख्यवाहनम् । यानेशे सशुभे माने चामरच्छत्रसंयुतः

vāhaneśe guruyute caturaṅgākhyavāhanam | yāneśe saśubhe māne cāmaracchatrasaṃyutaḥ

When the lord of the vehicle-house is joined with Jupiter, ⟨there is⟩ the vehicle called caturaṅga ⟨the fourfold force⟩. When the lord of the vehicle-house, accompanied by a benefic, is in the 10th ⟨māna⟩, ⟨the native is⟩ attended with the fly-whisk and the umbrella.

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  • About this edition: मान is the 10th house in this text.

सुखेश्वरे केन्द्रगते तदीशे लग्नस्थिते वाहनयोगवन्तः । कर्मेश्वरे लाभगते तदीशे कर्मस्थिते भूषणयानवन्तः

sukheśvare kendragate tadīśe lagnasthite vāhanayogavantaḥ | karmeśvare lābhagate tadīśe karmasthite bhūṣaṇayānavantaḥ

When the lord of the 4th ⟨sukha⟩ is gone to a kendra and the lord of that ⟨sign⟩ stands in the ascendant, ⟨men⟩ are possessed of the yoga of vehicles. When the lord of the 10th ⟨karma⟩ is gone to the 11th ⟨lābha⟩ and the lord of that ⟨the 11th⟩ stands in the 10th, they are possessed of ornaments and vehicles.

यानेशे लाभराशिस्थे सुखे वा लाभगे कुजे । अथवा भौमराशिस्थे राज्यप्राप्तिर्न संशयः

yāneśe lābharāśisthe sukhe vā lābhage kuje | athavā bhaumarāśisthe rājyaprāptirna saṃśayaḥ

When the lord of the vehicle-house is in the sign of the 11th ⟨lābha⟩, or when Mars is in the 4th ⟨sukha⟩ or in the 11th, or again when ⟨that lord⟩ stands in a sign of Mars, the attainment of a kingdom follows — there is no doubt.

लग्नाद्वाहनराशिगस्तदधिपस्तद्वीक्षकश्च त्रयः स्वोच्चस्वर्क्षसुहृद्गृहेषु बलिनः केन्द्रत्रिकोणायगाः । दीर्घायुः शयनासनाम्वरबहुक्षेत्राणि सन्मन्दिरं बन्धुस्नेहमनोज्ञवाहनयशःसौख्यानि कुर्वन्ति ते

lagnādvāhanarāśigastadadhipastadvīkṣakaśca trayaḥ svoccasvarkṣasuhṛdgṛheṣu balinaḥ kendratrikoṇāyagāḥ | dīrghāyuḥ śayanāsanāmvarabahukṣetrāṇi sanmandiraṃ bandhusnehamanojñavāhanayaśaḥsaukhyāni kurvanti te

The three — the graha occupying the vehicle-sign reckoned from the ascendant, its lord, and the one that aspects it — when strong in their exaltation, their own sign or a friend's house, and placed in kendras, trikoṇas or the 11th, produce long life, beds and seats, garments, many lands, a fine mansion, the affection of kinsmen, pleasing vehicles, fame and comfort.

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  • About this edition: e-text spellings शायनासनाम्वरबबन्धुक्षेत्राणी and यशह्सौख्यानि read as शयनासनाम्बरबन्धुक्षेत्राणि and यशःसौख्यानि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शयनासनाम्वरबहुक्षेत्राणि सन्मन्दिरं बन्धुस्नेहमनोज्ञवाहनयशःसौख्यानि; this sentence names शायनासनाम्वरबबन्धुक्षेत्राणी and यशह्सौख्यानि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वोच्चराशिगतश्चान्द्रिः केन्द्रकोणसमन्वितः । विद्यावाहनसम्पत्तिं करोति विपुलं धनम्

svoccarāśigataścāndriḥ kendrakoṇasamanvitaḥ | vidyāvāhanasampattiṃ karoti vipulaṃ dhanam

Mercury ⟨cāndri, the Moon's son⟩, standing in its exaltation sign and placed in a kendra or a trikoṇa, produces the wealth of learning and of vehicles, and abundant riches.

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  • About this edition: चान्द्रि = son of Candra = Mercury (not सौरि, Saturn, which is the son of the Sun).

लग्नेशात्सुखनाथतद्भवनगौ भाग्येशभाग्यस्थितौ चत्वारः शुभवर्गगाः सुबलिनस्ते लग्नसम्बन्धिनः । अन्योन्याश्रितवीक्षिता यदि महीपालश्चिरायुः सुखी तेजस्वी चतुरङ्गयानविपुलश्रीराजचिह्नाङ्कितः

lagneśātsukhanāthatadbhavanagau bhāgyeśabhāgyasthitau catvāraḥ śubhavargagāḥ subalinaste lagnasambandhinaḥ | anyonyāśritavīkṣitā yadi mahīpālaścirāyuḥ sukhī tejasvī caturaṅgayānavipulaśrīrājacihnāṅkitaḥ

Reckoned from the lord of the ascendant: the lord of the 4th and the graha standing in that house, and the lord of the 9th and the graha standing in the 9th — if these four occupy benefic vargas, are very strong, are connected with the ascendant, and are mutually dependent and mutually aspecting, ⟨the native is⟩ a protector of the earth, long-lived, happy, brilliant, marked with the fourfold vehicle, ample splendour and the royal insignia.

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  • About this edition: महीपालिश्वरायुः is metrically sound (śārdūlavikrīḍita) but its word-division is uncertain; taken here as महीपालः + ईश्वरायुः. e-text चिहाङ्कितः read as चिह्नाङ्कितः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चत्वारः शुभवर्गगाः सुबलिनस्ते लग्नसम्बन्धिनः । अन्योन्याश्रितवीक्षिता यदि महीपालश्चिरायुः सुखी तेजस्वी चतुरङ्गयानविपुलश्रीराजचिह्नाङ्कितः; this sentence names महीपालिश्वरायुः and चिहाङ्कितः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ग्रहत्रयं स्थानबलाधिकं चेद्विचित्ररत्नाभरणादि यानम् । खेटद्वये वीर्ययुते विलग्ने तदीयपाके समुपैति सौख्यम्

grahatrayaṃ sthānabalādhikaṃ cedvicitraratnābharaṇādi yānam | kheṭadvaye vīryayute vilagne tadīyapāke samupaiti saukhyam

If the three grahas ⟨named⟩ are abundant in positional strength, ⟨there is⟩ a vehicle ⟨set⟩ with variegated gems, ornaments and the like. When two grahas endowed with strength are in the ascendant, in their daśā he attains comfort.

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  • About this edition: रदीयपाके in the e-text is a misprint for तदीयपाके, the same word printed correctly at v. 111. e-text विचित्रत्ना- read as विचित्ररत्ना-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चेद्विचित्ररत्नाभरणादि यानम् । खेटद्वये वीर्ययुते विलग्ने तदीयपाके; this sentence names विचित्रत्ना and रदीयपाके, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उक्तस्थानत्रयेष्वेको बली वाहनराशिपः । लग्नलग्नेशसम्बन्धी तद्दशा वाहनप्रदा

uktasthānatrayeṣveko balī vāhanarāśipaḥ | lagnalagneśasambandhī taddaśā vāhanapradā

When the lord of the vehicle-sign is strong in one of the three places named, and is connected with the ascendant or the lord of the ascendant, his daśā is a giver of vehicles.

चतुर्थधर्मायधनाधिनाथा विलग्नसम्बन्धिबलाधिकाश्चेत् । तदीयपाके समुपैति राज्यं क्रमेण भाग्यं धनलाभमर्थम्

caturthadharmāyadhanādhināthā vilagnasambandhibalādhikāścet | tadīyapāke samupaiti rājyaṃ krameṇa bhāgyaṃ dhanalābhamartham

If the lords of the 4th, the 9th, the 11th and the 2nd are connected with the ascendant and abundant in strength, then in their daśās he attains, in this order, a kingdom, good fortune, gain of wealth, and money.

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  • About this edition: The four lords and the four fruits stand in the same order in the mūla: 4th→kingdom, 9th→fortune, 11th→gain of wealth, 2nd→money. e-text राश्ज्यं read as राज्यं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विलग्नसम्बन्धिबलाधिकाश्चेत् । तदीयपाके समुपैति राज्यं; this sentence names राश्ज्यं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ते चत्वारोऽधिकबलयुता देहसम्बन्धिनश्चेदेतत्सर्वं भवति विपुलं दुर्बला दुःखदाः स्युः । मिश्रं मिश्रैस्तनुपरिभवः कारको भावनाथो भावाक्रान्तो विगतबलिनश्चेदतिक्लेशदास्ते

te catvāro'dhikabalayutā dehasambandhinaścedetatsarvaṃ bhavati vipulaṃ durbalā duḥkhadāḥ syuḥ | miśraṃ miśraistanuparibhavaḥ kārako bhāvanātho bhāvākrānto vigatabalinaścedatikleśadāste

If those four, endowed with abundant strength, are connected with the body ⟨the ascendant⟩, all this comes about in full measure; if they are weak, they are givers of sorrow. With mixed ⟨grahas the result is⟩ mixed, ⟨and there is⟩ humiliation of the person. The kāraka, the lord of the bhāva and the ⟨graha⟩ that has occupied the bhāva — if these are bereft of strength, they are givers of exceeding distress.

वाहनेशेऽरिनीचस्थे दुःस्थे धर्माधिपेक्षिते । सुदुर्वाहनसम्प्राप्तिश्चलवाहनताऽपि वा

vāhaneśe'rinīcasthe duḥsthe dharmādhipekṣite | sudurvāhanasamprāptiścalavāhanatā'pi vā

When the lord of the vehicle-house is in an enemy's sign or debilitated, ill-placed ⟨in a duḥsthāna⟩, and aspected by the lord of the 9th, ⟨there follows⟩ the obtaining of a thoroughly wretched vehicle, or else the state of having only an unsteady vehicle.

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  • About this edition: e-text सम्प्राप्तिश्वल- read as सम्प्राप्तिश्चल- (सम्प्राप्तिः + चलवाहनता). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुदुर्वाहनसम्प्राप्तिश्चलवाहनताऽपि; this sentence names सम्प्राप्तिश्वल, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धर्मकर्मविलग्नस्थास्तुङ्गोपगशुभग्रहाः । लग्नाधिपेन संदृष्टा यानान्ते दुःखमाप्नुयात्

dharmakarmavilagnasthāstuṅgopagaśubhagrahāḥ | lagnādhipena saṃdṛṣṭā yānānte duḥkhamāpnuyāt

When benefic grahas gone to exaltation stand in the 9th, the 10th and the ascendant, and are aspected by the lord of the ascendant, ⟨the native⟩ would meet with sorrow at the end of ⟨the period of⟩ the vehicle.

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  • About this edition: The result-clause is elliptical and sits oddly against the wholly auspicious condition; यानान्ते is rendered literally ('at the end of the vehicle') rather than resolved, because nothing in the mūla says what the end is the end of.

जीवे वा सुखपे शुभग्रहयुते लग्नात्तपःस्थानगे सौम्यर्क्षे नरवाहनं चिरतरं राजप्रतापान्वितम् । दुःस्थे पापयुतेऽस्तनीचरिपुगे यानादिभाग्यं नहि स्वर्क्षे सर्वबलाधिके चिरसुखं चान्दोलिकारोहणम्

jīve vā sukhape śubhagrahayute lagnāttapaḥsthānage saumyarkṣe naravāhanaṃ cirataraṃ rājapratāpānvitam | duḥsthe pāpayute'stanīcaripuge yānādibhāgyaṃ nahi svarkṣe sarvabalādhike cirasukhaṃ cāndolikārohaṇam

When Jupiter, or the lord of the 4th, joined with benefic grahas, is in the 9th house ⟨tapaḥsthāna⟩ from the ascendant and in a benefic's sign, ⟨there is⟩ a man-borne vehicle for a very long time, attended with royal majesty. When it is ill-placed, joined with malefics, combust, debilitated or in an enemy's sign, there is no fortune of vehicles and the rest. In its own sign and abundant in every strength, ⟨there is⟩ long-lasting comfort and the mounting of a palanquin.

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  • About this edition: तपःस्थान is the 9th house. e-text नरवहानं read as नरवाहनं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नरवाहनं चिरतरं राजप्रतापान्वितम् । दुःस्थे; this sentence names नरवहानं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बन्धुकर्मगृहाधीशौ लाभस्थानगतेक्षकौ । बलवन्तौ यदि स्यातां सर्वभाग्यफलप्रदौ

bandhukarmagṛhādhīśau lābhasthānagatekṣakau | balavantau yadi syātāṃ sarvabhāgyaphalapradau

If the lords of the house of kinsmen ⟨the 4th⟩ and of the house of karma ⟨the 10th⟩ occupy or aspect the 11th house, and are strong, they are givers of the fruit of every good fortune.

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  • About this edition: e-text सर्वभाग्यफलग्नदौ read as सर्वभाग्यफलप्रदौ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सर्वभाग्यफलप्रदौ; this sentence names सर्वभाग्यफलग्नदौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लाभस्थौ सुखभाग्येशौ पश्यन्तौ वा सुखस्थलम् । वाहिनीसर्वभाग्याढ्यो राजप्रीतिकरो भवेत्

lābhasthau sukhabhāgyeśau paśyantau vā sukhasthalam | vāhinīsarvabhāgyāḍhyo rājaprītikaro bhavet

When the lords of the 4th ⟨sukha⟩ and of the 9th ⟨bhāgya⟩ stand in the 11th, or aspect the place of the 4th, ⟨the native⟩ becomes rich in an army and in every good fortune, and one who wins the affection of the king.

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  • About this edition: वाहिनी taken as 'army', the sense carried on into v. 119 (बहुसेनाधिपः); it can also mean a stream.

धर्मवाहनराशीशौ लग्नसम्बन्धिनौ यदि । जीवदृष्टियुतौ तस्य राजवश्यादिभूषणम्

dharmavāhanarāśīśau lagnasambandhinau yadi | jīvadṛṣṭiyutau tasya rājavaśyādibhūṣaṇam

If the lords of the 9th ⟨dharma⟩ and of the vehicle-sign ⟨the 4th⟩ are connected with the ascendant and are joined with or aspected by Jupiter ⟨jīva⟩, he has the subjection of kings and the like, and ornaments.

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  • About this edition: e-text सम्बान्धुनौ read as सम्बन्धिनौ; दृष्ति for दृष्टि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्नसम्बन्धिनौ यदि । जीवदृष्टियुतौ; this sentence names सम्बान्धुनौ and दृष्ति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुभवाहनराशीशौ शुभखेचरसंयुतौ । बहुसेनाधिपः श्रीमान् बलिनौ यदि जायते

śubhavāhanarāśīśau śubhakhecarasaṃyutau | bahusenādhipaḥ śrīmān balinau yadi jāyate

If the lords of the auspicious house ⟨the 9th⟩ and of the vehicle-sign ⟨the 4th⟩ are joined with benefic grahas and are strong, ⟨the native⟩ is born the commander of a great army and prosperous.

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  • About this edition: शुभ is taken as a house-name for the 9th, continuing the धर्म + वाहन pair of v. 118; it could alternatively be read attributively ('the lords of the benefic sign and the vehicle sign').

भाग्यस्थिते वाहनराशिनाथे सशुक्रजीवे शुभखेटराशौ । भाग्याधिपे कोणचतुष्टये वा बहुत्वदेशाभरणार्थयानम्

bhāgyasthite vāhanarāśināthe saśukrajīve śubhakheṭarāśau | bhāgyādhipe koṇacatuṣṭaye vā bahutvadeśābharaṇārthayānam

When the lord of the vehicle-sign ⟨the 4th⟩ stands in the 9th ⟨bhāgya⟩ together with Venus and Jupiter, in the sign of a benefic graha, and the lord of the 9th is in a trikoṇa or a kendra ⟨catuṣṭaya⟩, ⟨there results⟩ abundance of lands, ornaments, wealth and vehicles.

कामारियानसहजतपोलग्नव्ययेश्वराः । सुखाधिपेन संयुक्तास्त्वसंख्याकरदेशभाक्

kāmāriyānasahajatapolagnavyayeśvarāḥ | sukhādhipena saṃyuktāstvasaṃkhyākaradeśabhāk

The lords of the 7th (kāma), the 6th (ari), the 4th (yāna), the 3rd (sahaja), the 9th (tapas), the ascendant and the 12th (vyaya), when joined with the lord of the 4th (sukha), make ⟨the native⟩ the enjoyer of lands with countless mines (asaṃkhya-ākara).

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  • About this edition: रत्वसंख्याक- in the e-text is corrupt; the yāvat…tāvat enumerations that run through this section (138, 143, 144) require तावत्संख्याक-, 'to that number'. करदेश is read as 'tribute-paying territory'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads संयुक्तास्त्वसंख्याकरदेशभाक्; this sentence names रत्वसंख्याक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सुखाधिपो देवगुरुः सितो वा बली विलग्नान्नवमोपयातः । त्रिकोणकेन्द्रोपगतः शुभेशः समेति जातो बहुवाहनानि

sukhādhipo devaguruḥ sito vā balī vilagnānnavamopayātaḥ | trikoṇakendropagataḥ śubheśaḥ sameti jāto bahuvāhanāni

The lord of the 4th (sukha), or Jupiter (devaguru), or Venus (sita), strong and gone to the 9th from the ascendant; ⟨or⟩ the lord of an auspicious ⟨house⟩ arrived in a trikoṇa or a kendra — the native obtains many vehicles.

सशुक्रजीवो गेहेशो भाग्यस्थो भाग्यपे सुखे । केन्द्रत्रिकोणयोर्वाऽपि बहुवाहनदेशभाक्

saśukrajīvo geheśo bhāgyastho bhāgyape sukhe | kendratrikoṇayorvā'pi bahuvāhanadeśabhāk

The lord of the 4th (geheśa) together with Venus (śukra) and Jupiter (jīva) placed in the 9th (bhāgya), while the lord of the 9th is in the 4th (sukha) — or ⟨both⟩ in kendras or trikoṇas — ⟨the native⟩ enjoys many vehicles and lands.

लग्नकेन्द्रस्थिते सौम्ये धर्मे तुङ्गगृहाश्रिते । धनेशे केन्द्रभावस्थे योगः सिंहासनप्रदः

lagnakendrasthite saumye dharme tuṅgagṛhāśrite | dhaneśe kendrabhāvasthe yogaḥ siṃhāsanapradaḥ

A benefic (saumya) placed in the ascendant or in a kendra, the ⟨lord of the⟩ 9th (dharma) lodged in his exalted sign, and the lord of the 2nd (dhana) in a kendra house — this is a yoga that confers a throne.

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  • About this edition: धर्मे तुङ्गगृहाश्रिते admits two readings: 'the 9th ⟨lord⟩ lodged in his exaltation sign' (taken here) or 'the 9th occupied by a graha in its exaltation'. The supplied ⟨भाव का स्वामी⟩ keeps the ambiguity visible in the Hindi.

भाग्ये शुभेक्षिते केन्द्रे शुभैः सह धनाधिपे । उच्चग्रहे द्वितीयस्थे जन्म सिम्हासनप्रदम्

bhāgye śubhekṣite kendre śubhaiḥ saha dhanādhipe | uccagrahe dvitīyasthe janma simhāsanapradam

The 9th (bhāgya) aspected by benefics, the lord of the 2nd (dhana) in a kendra together with benefics, and an exalted graha standing in the 2nd — such a birth confers a throne.

लग्नवाहनभाग्येशाः कर्मस्थाः कर्मपस्तनौ । लग्नं पश्यति वा खेटः सिंहासनफलप्रदः

lagnavāhanabhāgyeśāḥ karmasthāḥ karmapastanau | lagnaṃ paśyati vā kheṭaḥ siṃhāsanaphalapradaḥ

The lords of the ascendant, of the 4th (vāhana) and of the 9th (bhāgya) placed in the 10th (karma), with the lord of the 10th in the ascendant (tanu) — or else ⟨that⟩ graha aspects the ascendant — gives the fruit of a throne.

कर्मलग्नसुखाधीशाः कर्मस्थानगता यदि । कर्मपो लग्नसम्बन्धी सिंहासनपतिर्भवेत्

karmalagnasukhādhīśāḥ karmasthānagatā yadi | karmapo lagnasambandhī siṃhāsanapatirbhavet

If the lords of the 10th (karma), of the ascendant and of the 4th (sukha) have gone to the place of the 10th, and the lord of the 10th has a relation with the ascendant, ⟨the native⟩ becomes the master of a throne.

गुरुशुक्रशुभाधीशाः केन्द्रकोणायगा यदि । अनेकयानसम्पन्नो मण्डलाधिपतिर्भवेत्

guruśukraśubhādhīśāḥ kendrakoṇāyagā yadi | anekayānasampanno maṇḍalādhipatirbhavet

If Jupiter (guru), Venus (śukra) and the lords of the auspicious ⟨houses⟩ occupy kendras, trikoṇas and the 11th (āya), ⟨the native⟩ is furnished with many vehicles and becomes the ruler of a province (maṇḍala).

यानेशकर्मोपगतौ बलिष्ठौ धर्मेशदृष्टौ यदि तद्युतौ वा । परस्परक्षेत्रसमागतौ वा सिंहासनप्राप्तिकरौ भवेताम्

yāneśakarmopagatau baliṣṭhau dharmeśadṛṣṭau yadi tadyutau vā | parasparakṣetrasamāgatau vā siṃhāsanaprāptikarau bhavetām

The lord of the vehicle-house (yāneśa, the 4th) and the ⟨graha⟩ gone to the 10th (karma), both strong, if aspected by the lord of the 9th (dharma) or joined with him, or if they have come into each other's signs — those two bring about the attainment of a throne.

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  • About this edition: थानेश is corrupt for स्थानेश, and the e-text does not say which 'place' is meant. The dual endings (बलिष्टौ … भवेताम्) fix the subject at exactly two lords, and 126–127 pair the lord of the 10th with the lord of the ascendant. बलिष्ट is the e-text's spelling of बलिष्ठ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यानेशकर्मोपगतौ बलिष्ठौ; this sentence names बलिष्टौ and थानेश, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तद्दशान्तर्द्दशाकाले तद्राशिपदशागमे । तदीशभुक्तिसम्प्राप्तौ सिंहासनपतिर्भवेत्

taddaśāntarddaśākāle tadrāśipadaśāgame | tadīśabhuktisamprāptau siṃhāsanapatirbhavet

In the time of the daśā and antardaśā of those ⟨grahas⟩, at the coming of the daśā of the lord of that rāśi, and on reaching the bhukti of its lord, ⟨the native⟩ becomes the master of a throne.

शुभोदयेशौ सुखराशियातौ सुखाधिपो लग्नगतः शुभर्क्षे । अतीव सौख्यं समुपैति नित्यं सपत्नयातो यदि शत्रुभाग्यम्

śubhodayeśau sukharāśiyātau sukhādhipo lagnagataḥ śubharkṣe | atīva saukhyaṃ samupaiti nityaṃ sapatnayāto yadi śatrubhāgyam

A benefic and the lord of the ascendant (udayeśa) gone to the sign of the 4th (sukha), and the lord of the 4th standing in the ascendant in a benefic sign: ⟨the native⟩ attains exceeding happiness, and always. But if ⟨the lord of the 4th⟩ has gone to the 6th (sapatna), the fortune is the enemy's.

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  • About this edition: सुखरावातौ is corrupt; the dual and the sense require सुखराशिगतौ, 'the two gone to the sign of the 4th'. सपत्नयातू likewise stands for a dual सपत्नयातौ. Verses 132–133 continue this theme of the native's fortune passing to his enemy, which supports the reading. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुखराशियातौ सुखाधिपो लग्नगतः शुभर्क्षे । अतीव सौख्यं समुपैति नित्यं सपत्नयातो; this sentence names सुखरावातौ and सपत्नयातू, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सपत्नभावाधिपतौ तपःस्थे शुभैरदृष्टे बलसंयुते वा । स्वकीयभाग्यादिकमल्पकालं ददाति शत्रौ सुखनाथदाये

sapatnabhāvādhipatau tapaḥsthe śubhairadṛṣṭe balasaṃyute vā | svakīyabhāgyādikamalpakālaṃ dadāti śatrau sukhanāthadāye

When the lord of the house of rivals (the 6th) is in the 9th (tapas), unaspected by benefics, or endowed with strength, he gives away to the enemy ⟨the native's⟩ own fortune and the rest, for a short time, in the daśā (dāya) of the lord of the 4th (sukha).

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  • About this edition: उखनाथदाये is corrupt for सुखनाथदाये, the daśā of the lord of the 4th — the bhāva this whole run of verses is about. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुखनाथदाये; this sentence names उखनाथदाये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सुखाधिपे शोभनखेटयुक्ते तदीयपाकान्तमरातिगं तत् । पापान्विते तस्य दशावसाने पुनः स्वभाग्यं समुपैति सर्वम्

sukhādhipe śobhanakheṭayukte tadīyapākāntamarātigaṃ tat | pāpānvite tasya daśāvasāne punaḥ svabhāgyaṃ samupaiti sarvam

When the lord of the 4th (sukha) is joined with an auspicious graha, that ⟨fortune⟩ stays gone to the enemy until the end of his daśā (pāka); when he is joined with a malefic, at the close of that ⟨graha's⟩ daśā ⟨the native⟩ regains the whole of his own fortune again.

क्षेत्रस्थाने शुभक्षेत्रे तदीशे शुभसंयुते । तत्कारके तथा प्राप्ते बहुक्षेत्रधनान्वितः

kṣetrasthāne śubhakṣetre tadīśe śubhasaṃyute | tatkārake tathā prāpte bahukṣetradhanānvitaḥ

When the place of fields (the 4th) is a benefic sign, its lord joined with benefics, and the kāraka of that ⟨matter⟩ likewise so placed — ⟨the native⟩ is possessed of many fields and much wealth.

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  • About this edition: चेत्रस्थाने is the e-text's slip for क्षेत्रस्थाने, confirmed by the verse's own क्षेत्र- compounds in the same line. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्षेत्रस्थाने; this sentence names चेत्रस्थाने, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्षेत्रेश्वरे नीचसपत्नभागे कालाग्निशूलान्तकषष्टिभागे । पापान्विते पापसमीक्षिते वा क्षेत्रादिनाशं कथयन्ति तज्ज्ञाः

kṣetreśvare nīcasapatnabhāge kālāgniśūlāntakaṣaṣṭibhāge | pāpānvite pāpasamīkṣite vā kṣetrādināśaṃ kathayanti tajjñāḥ

When the lord of the ⟨house of⟩ fields stands in a debilitated or an enemy's portion, or in the Kālāgni, Śūla or Antaka ṣaṣṭyaṃśa, joined with malefics or aspected by a malefic — those who know declare the destruction of fields and the rest.

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  • About this edition: कालाग्नि, शूल and अन्तक are names of ṣaṣṭyaṃśas (the 1/60 division of a sign), not of rāśis.

लग्नाधिपस्य गृहपो यदि शत्रुखेटस्तत्पाकभुक्तिसमये गृहभूमिनाशम् । यानेशभुक्तिसमये निजबन्धुहानिः शन्यारमान्दियुतभुक्तिरनर्थहेतुः

lagnādhipasya gṛhapo yadi śatrukheṭastatpākabhuktisamaye gṛhabhūmināśam | yāneśabhuktisamaye nijabandhuhāniḥ śanyāramāndiyutabhuktiranarthahetuḥ

If the lord of the 4th (gṛhapa) is a graha inimical to the lord of the ascendant, at the time of his daśā (pāka) and bhukti there is destruction of house and land; at the time of the bhukti of the lord of the ⟨house of⟩ vehicles (yāneśa) there is loss of one's own kinsmen; and a bhukti joined with Saturn (śani), Mars (āra) and Māndi is a cause of calamity.

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  • About this edition: यनेश stands for यानेश, lord of the house of vehicles (the 4th); शान्यार- resolves as शनि + आर (Mars). माण्दि (Māndi/Gulika) is Saturn's upagraha, kept as a name. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यदि शत्रुखेटस्तत्पाकभुक्तिसमये गृहभूमिनाशम् । यानेशभुक्तिसमये निजबन्धुहानिः शन्यारमान्दियुतभुक्तिरनर्थहेतुः; this sentence names शान्यार and यनेश, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वित्तेशः ससुखाधिपो नवमगः सौम्यान्वितः सौम्यभे निक्षेपं समुपैति लाभधनपौ पातालराशिस्थितौ । तन्नाथः शुभराशिगः शुभयुतो निक्षेपसिद्धिर्भवेल्लाभेशः सुखराशिगः शुभयुतो निक्षेपवित्तप्रदः

vitteśaḥ sasukhādhipo navamagaḥ saumyānvitaḥ saumyabhe nikṣepaṃ samupaiti lābhadhanapau pātālarāśisthitau | tannāthaḥ śubharāśigaḥ śubhayuto nikṣepasiddhirbhavellābheśaḥ sukharāśigaḥ śubhayuto nikṣepavittapradaḥ

The lord of the 2nd (vitta) together with the lord of the 4th (sukha), placed in the 9th, joined with a benefic and in a benefic sign — ⟨the native⟩ comes upon buried treasure (nikṣepa). ⟨If⟩ the lords of the 11th (lābha) and of the 2nd (dhana) stand in the pātāla sign ⟨the 4th⟩, and the lord of that ⟨sign⟩ is in a benefic sign and joined with benefics, there is success in buried treasure; and the lord of the 11th (lābha), placed in the sign of the 4th (sukha) and joined with benefics, gives the wealth of buried treasure.

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  • About this edition: The line is broken in the e-text. भवे-लत्वाभेशः resolves as भवेत् + लाभेशः (भवेल्लाभेशः), the त्व being intrusive. लाभवनपौ is read as लाभ-भवन-पौ, the lords of the 11th and the 4th (भवन = the house, i.e. the 4th). पापालराशिस्थितौ is corrupt; only पाप- 'malefic' is certain in it. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads लाभधनपौ पातालराशिस्थितौ । तन्नाथः शुभराशिगः शुभयुतो निक्षेपसिद्धिर्भवेल्लाभेशः; this sentence names पापालराशिस्थितौ and लत्वाभेशः, 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: Two readings in this note are refuted by the plate ruling of 2026-09-23. लाभवनपौ is not लाभ-भवन-पौ, 'the 11th and the 4th'. Kapileśvara 1953 p.418 (read by eye at about 2.6x native) and Sastri 1933 vol. II p.181 (about 2.0x native) both set लाभधनपौ with a plain ध, and the Sudhāśālinī ṭīkā on Kapileśvara p.419 (about 2.1x native) glosses लाभधनपौ = एकादश-द्वितीयेशौ, the lords of the 11th and the 2nd, and तन्नाथः = चतुर्थेशः. And पाप- is not in the word: both pages set पातालराशिस्थितौ, the pātāla sign, the 4th; on the Kapileśvara line its प and त are plainly different shapes. The break at भवे- is the printer's: Kapileśvara sets भवे- / ल्लाभेशः across its line end with a printed hyphen, and Sastri sets भवेत् in full at the end of the line.]

अर्थव्ययगृहाधीशा नाशगाः पापसंयुताः । यावद्भिरशुभैर्युक्तास्तावद्गेहालसत्वदाः

arthavyayagṛhādhīśā nāśagāḥ pāpasaṃyutāḥ | yāvadbhiraśubhairyuktāstāvadgehālasatvadāḥ

The lords of the 2nd (artha), the 12th (vyaya) and the 4th (gṛha), gone to ⟨the place of⟩ ruin and joined with malefics: by as many inauspicious ⟨grahas⟩ as they are joined, that much dilapidation do they bring upon the house.

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  • About this edition: गेहालसत्व, 'the house's decrepitude'; the same idea returns at 142 as आलस्यगेहम्, a neglected, run-down dwelling. नाशगाः is left as 'gone to ⟨the place of⟩ ruin' — the e-text does not settle whether the 8th house or ruin in general is meant. यावाद्भिः is the e-text's spelling of यावद्भिः.

पापेऽरौ वा पापदृष्टे सुखे गेहसुखार्तिभाक् । नीचेऽरातौ कुजेऽर्के वा सुखे स्यादगृहो नरः

pāpe'rau vā pāpadṛṣṭe sukhe gehasukhārtibhāk | nīce'rātau kuje'rke vā sukhe syādagṛho naraḥ

A malefic in the 4th (sukha), or ⟨its lord⟩ in the 6th (ari), or the 4th aspected by a malefic — ⟨the native⟩ suffers affliction of house and of happiness. If Mars (kuja) or the Sun (arka), debilitated or in an enemy's ⟨sign⟩ (arāti), is in the 4th (sukha) — the man is houseless.

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  • About this edition: स्याद्गृहो is read as स्याद् अगृहो, 'becomes houseless'; taken as printed (स्याद् गृहो, 'has a house') the second half would contradict its own conditions, which repeat the first half's. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads पापदृष्टे सुखे गेहसुखार्तिभाक् । नीचेऽरातौ कुजेऽर्के वा सुखे स्यादगृहो; this sentence names स्याद्गृहो, 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: 'As printed' in this note describes our e-text, not a printing. Kapileśvara 1953 p.419, read by eye at about 2.1x native, and Sastri 1933 vol. II p.182, read at about 2.3x native on a 600-dpi render, both set स्यादगृहो with द as a standalone akṣara, so the presses print 'houseless' outright. The contradiction this note describes came from an eye-skip in the e-text: its second half repeated the first half's वा पापदृष्टे सुखे, where both pages set कुजेऽर्के वा, Mars or the Sun in the 4th. The plate ruling of 2026-09-23 corrected it, and the mūla now reads नीचेऽरातौ कुजेऽर्के वा सुखे स्यादगृहो नरः.]

नीचेऽस्तगे वा गेहस्थे दुःखाम्भोधौ पतिष्यति । सुखे पापे पापभाक् स्यात् सुखे मन्दे सुखक्षयः

nīce'stage vā gehasthe duḥkhāmbhodhau patiṣyati | sukhe pāpe pāpabhāk syāt sukhe mande sukhakṣayaḥ

⟨The lord⟩ debilitated, or combust (astaga), while placed in the 4th (geha) — ⟨the native⟩ will fall into an ocean of sorrow. A malefic in the 4th (sukha) — he partakes of evil; Saturn (manda) in the 4th — decay of happiness.

गृहेशे व्ययगे लग्नादन्यगेहेऽन्यदेशगः । रन्ध्रे गृहाद्यभावो वा षष्ठे ज्ञात्यादिसंग्रहः

gṛheśe vyayage lagnādanyagehe'nyadeśagaḥ | randhre gṛhādyabhāvo vā ṣaṣṭhe jñātyādisaṃgrahaḥ

When the lord of the 4th (gṛheśa) is in the 12th from the ascendant, ⟨he dwells⟩ in another's house and goes to another country. ⟨When it is⟩ in the 8th (randhra), there is no house and the like at all; in the 6th, kinsmen and others take it over.

अयत्नतो मन्दिरलाभदः स्यात् चतुर्थपस्तत्र बलाधिको वा । दुःस्थानगो दुष्टबलान्वितश्चेदालस्यगेहं ग्रहपीडितं वा

ayatnato mandiralābhadaḥ syāt caturthapastatra balādhiko vā | duḥsthānago duṣṭabalānvitaścedālasyagehaṃ grahapīḍitaṃ vā

The lord of the 4th, when it is the stronger there, gives the gain of a mansion without effort. But if it has gone to an evil place (duḥsthāna) and is endowed with malefic strength, ⟨the dwelling is⟩ a neglected house, or one afflicted by grahas.

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  • About this edition: ग्रहपीडितम् is left literal. 'Afflicted by grahas' carries both the planetary sense and the older sense of a dwelling troubled by seizing spirits, and the Sanskrit does not choose between them.

षट्त्रिव्ययाष्टमोपेता व्ययवित्तगृहाधिपाः । यावत्पापसमोपेतास्तावद्गृहविनाशदाः

ṣaṭtrivyayāṣṭamopetā vyayavittagṛhādhipāḥ | yāvatpāpasamopetāstāvadgṛhavināśadāḥ

The lords of the 12th (vyaya), the 2nd (vitta) and the 4th (gṛha), standing in the 6th, the 3rd, the 12th or the 8th: joined with as many malefics ⟨as they are⟩, that many houses do they destroy.

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  • About this edition: घट् is the e-text's slip for षट्; the four places named are the 6th, 3rd, 12th and 8th. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads षट्त्रिव्ययाष्टमोपेता; this sentence names घट्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नत्रिकोणकेन्द्रस्था यावद्बलसमन्विताः । तावत्संख्याकगेहानां सामीचीन्यं वदेद् बुधः

lagnatrikoṇakendrasthā yāvadbalasamanvitāḥ | tāvatsaṃkhyākagehānāṃ sāmīcīnyaṃ vaded budhaḥ

⟨Those same lords,⟩ standing in the ascendant, in trikoṇas and in kendras, endowed with as much strength ⟨as they have⟩ — the wise man should declare the soundness of that many houses.

चतुर्थभावाधिपतौ विलग्नाद्व्ययस्थिते जीर्णगृहं समेति । त्रिकोणकेन्द्रोपगते बलाढ्ये विचित्रगेहं रुचिरं तदाहुः

caturthabhāvādhipatau vilagnādvyayasthite jīrṇagṛhaṃ sameti | trikoṇakendropagate balāḍhye vicitragehaṃ ruciraṃ tadāhuḥ

When the lord of the 4th house is placed in the 12th from the ascendant, ⟨the native⟩ obtains a decayed house. When it has come to a trikoṇa or a kendra and is rich in strength, they call that house variegated and lovely.

तृतीये सौम्यसम्युक्ते गेहेशे बलसंयुते । गोपुराद्यंशगे वाऽपि समेति दृढमन्दिरम्

tṛtīye saumyasamyukte geheśe balasaṃyute | gopurādyaṃśage vā'pi sameti dṛḍhamandiram

When the 3rd is joined with a benefic and the lord of the 4th (geheśa) is endowed with strength, or stands in the Gopura and the like aṃśas, ⟨the native⟩ obtains a firm mansion.

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  • About this edition: गोपुर is one of the ṣoḍaśavarga dignities, not a rāśi; compare पारावतांश at 149.

आज्ञाक्रियाक्षेत्रविनाशमाहुराज्ञेश्वरे गेहगते सपापे । क्रूरांशके मृत्युकरादिभागे रन्ध्रेश्वरेणापि युते तथैव

ājñākriyākṣetravināśamāhurājñeśvare gehagate sapāpe | krūrāṃśake mṛtyukarādibhāge randhreśvareṇāpi yute tathaiva

When the lord of authority (ājñā, the 10th) has gone to the 4th (geha) with a malefic, they declare the destruction of authority, of work and of fields; ⟨so too⟩ when he is in a cruel aṃśa (krūrāṃśa) or in a death-dealing division (mṛtyukara-bhāga) and the like, and it is the same again when he is joined with the lord of the 8th (randhra).

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  • About this edition: आज्ञा is taken as the 10th house (command, authority), which its pairing with क्रिया 'work' supports; the e-text carries no gloss. मृत्युकरादिभाक् is rendered at its weight per the glossary.

तृतीये सौम्यसंयुक्ते गेहेशे स्वबलान्विते । लग्नेशे बलसम्पूर्णे हर्म्यं प्राकारसंयुतम्

tṛtīye saumyasaṃyukte geheśe svabalānvite | lagneśe balasampūrṇe harmyaṃ prākārasaṃyutam

When the 3rd is joined with a benefic, the lord of the 4th (gṛheśa) is endowed with his own strength, and the lord of the ascendant is full of strength — ⟨he obtains⟩ a mansion furnished with an enclosing wall.

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  • About this edition: सय्म्य, ग्षेश and हम्ये प्राकारर are e-text slips for सौम्य, गृहेश and हर्म्यं प्राकार-. The verse restates 146 with the lord of the ascendant added. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौम्यसंयुक्ते गेहेशे स्वबलान्विते । लग्नेशे बलसम्पूर्णे हर्म्यं प्राकारसंयुतम्; this sentence names प्राकारर and सय्म्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पारावतांशके गेहनाथे गुर्विन्दुवीक्षिते । गोपुराद्यंशके वाऽपि दैविकं गृहमादिशेत्

pārāvatāṃśake gehanāthe gurvinduvīkṣite | gopurādyaṃśake vā'pi daivikaṃ gṛhamādiśet

When the lord of the 4th (gehanātha) is in the Pārāvata aṃśa and aspected by Jupiter (guru) and the Moon (indu), or in the Gopura and the like aṃśas, one should declare a divine dwelling.

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  • About this edition: गुविन्दु resolves as गुरु + इन्दु. पारावत, like गोपुर, is a ṣoḍaśavarga dignity. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads गुर्विन्दुवीक्षिते; this sentence names गुविन्दु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

Adhyāya 13 · अथ पञ्चमषष्ठभावफलाध्यायः

पुत्रादेवमहीपपुत्रपितृधीपुण्यानि सञ्चिन्तयेद्यात्रामस्तसुतस्वकर्मभवनैर्दूराटनं रिष्फतः । लग्नाद्वन्धुदिनेशतः पितृसुखं जीवात्मजस्थानतः पुत्रप्राप्तिरनङ्गवित्तपसितैः स्त्रीसम्पदश्चिन्तयेत्

putrādevamahīpaputrapitṛdhīpuṇyāni sañcintayedyātrāmastasutasvakarmabhavanairdūrāṭanaṃ riṣphataḥ | lagnādvandhudineśataḥ pitṛsukhaṃ jīvātmajasthānataḥ putraprāptiranaṅgavittapasitaiḥ strīsampadaścintayet

From the 5th house one should consider royal favour, sons, the father, the intellect and religious merit; travel from the 7th (asta), the 5th (suta), the 2nd (sva) and the 10th (karma) houses, and wandering to distant parts from the 12th (riṣpha). From the lagna, from the 4th (bandhu) and from the Sun ⟨judge⟩ the father's welfare; from Jupiter and from the 5th house, the obtaining of sons; and by the lords of the 7th (anaṅga) and the 2nd and by Venus one should consider wealth through women.

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  • About this edition: The second pāda is corrupt in the e-text (यात्रामस्तौतखर्कमभवनैर्). Only यात्रा … from the 7th and दूराटनं … रिष्फतः are recoverable; the intervening word, most likely खे कर्म (action from the 10th), is supplied under brackets and is not certain. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सञ्चिन्तयेद्यात्रामस्तसुतस्वकर्मभवनैर्दूराटनं रिष्फतः । लग्नाद्वन्धुदिनेशतः पितृसुखं जीवात्मजस्थानतः पुत्रप्राप्तिरनङ्गवित्तपसितैः; this sentence names यात्रामस्तौतखर्कमभवनैर्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नादात्मनि पुंग्रहेक्षितयुते पुंदेवताराधनं युग्मे शुक्रनिशाकरेक्षितयुते स्त्रीदेवतामिच्छति । भानौ भास्करमुख्यमिन्दुसितयोगौरी कुमारं कुजे विष्णुं चन्द्रसुते गुरौ शशिधरं शन्यादियोगे परान्

lagnādātmani puṃgrahekṣitayute puṃdevatārādhanaṃ yugme śukraniśākarekṣitayute strīdevatāmicchati | bhānau bhāskaramukhyamindusitayogaurī kumāraṃ kuje viṣṇuṃ candrasute gurau śaśidharaṃ śanyādiyoge parān

When the 5th ⟨house⟩ from the lagna is aspected by or joined with masculine grahas, ⟨there is⟩ the worship of a male deity; when it is an even sign aspected by or joined with Venus and the Moon, he desires a female deity. With the Sun ⟨there⟩ the deity is chiefly Bhāskara ⟨the Sun⟩; in conjunction with the Moon or Venus, Gaurī; with Mars, Kumāra; with Mercury (candra-suta), Viṣṇu; with Jupiter, the moon-bearer ⟨Śiva⟩; and in conjunction with Saturn and the rest, other ⟨deities⟩.

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  • About this edition: The e-text reads आत्मनि where the sense — and v. 1's जीवात्मजस्थानतः — require आत्मजे, the 5th. रान्यादियोगे is read as शन्यादियोगे (Saturn and the rest), and शशिघरं as शशिधरं, the moon-bearer, Śiva. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुक्रनिशाकरेक्षितयुते स्त्रीदेवतामिच्छति । भानौ भास्करमुख्यमिन्दुसितयोगौरी कुमारं कुजे विष्णुं चन्द्रसुते गुरौ शशिधरं शन्यादियोगे; this sentence names रान्यादियोगे and शशिघरं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नाधिपस्यात्मपतौ सपत्ने तद्देवभक्तिः सुतनाशहेतुः । समानता साम्यतरे सुहृत्त्वे तद्देवताऽपारकृपामुपैति

lagnādhipasyātmapatau sapatne taddevabhaktiḥ sutanāśahetuḥ | samānatā sāmyatare suhṛttve taddevatā'pārakṛpāmupaiti

When the lord of the 5th (ātma-ja) is an enemy of the lord of the lagna, devotion to that deity becomes the cause of the destruction of sons; when the two are neutral, ⟨the result is⟩ middling; when they are friends, that deity comes to grant boundless grace.

राजस्थाने गुरुबुधसितैरीक्षिते संयुते वा तद्राशीशे बलवति नृपप्रीतिसम्पत्तिमेति । पापाक्रान्ते विगतबलिनि स्वामिनि क्रूरभागे जातो विद्याविनयगुणधीराजसन्मानहीनः

rājasthāne gurubudhasitairīkṣite saṃyute vā tadrāśīśe balavati nṛpaprītisampattimeti | pāpākrānte vigatabalini svāmini krūrabhāge jāto vidyāvinayaguṇadhīrājasanmānahīnaḥ

When the royal house (rāja-sthāna) is aspected by or joined with Jupiter, Mercury and Venus, and the lord of that rāśi is strong, he attains the king's affection and prosperity. When it is overrun by malefics and its lord is bereft of strength and in a malefic's division, the native is born destitute of learning, modesty, virtue, intelligence and royal honour.

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  • About this edition: rāja-sthāna is taken here as the 5th house, which v. 1 of this same chapter already assigns mahīpa (royal favour) among its significations; the term names the 10th elsewhere in the literature.

लग्ने यानपतौ सुखे तनुपतौ दृष्टेऽथवा खेचरैः संयुक्ते तु चतुष्पदस्य जननं राहुध्वजाभ्यामजः । गोजन्मार्यसितेन्दुभिश्च महिषी मन्देन दृष्टे युते जातः पादपुरःसरं तनुपतिर्माने तनौ भोगिराट्

lagne yānapatau sukhe tanupatau dṛṣṭe'thavā khecaraiḥ saṃyukte tu catuṣpadasya jananaṃ rāhudhvajābhyāmajaḥ | gojanmāryasitendubhiśca mahiṣī mandena dṛṣṭe yute jātaḥ pādapuraḥsaraṃ tanupatirmāne tanau bhogirāṭ

When the lord of the 4th (yāna, conveyances) is in the lagna, or the lord of the lagna is in the 4th (sukha), aspected or joined by grahas, there is the birth of a quadruped: by Rāhu and Ketu (dhvaja) a goat; by Jupiter, Venus and the Moon the birth of a cow; when Saturn aspects or joins, a buffalo. When the lord of the lagna is in the 10th (māna) and the king of serpents ⟨Rāhu⟩ is in the lagna, the child is born feet foremost.

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  • About this edition: लग्न यानपतौ and तनुपतिमनि are corrupt in the e-text; the words of the final clause are recoverable but their syntax is not, and it is rendered on the standard dictum that Rāhu in the lagna gives a feet-first birth. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्ने यानपतौ सुखे तनुपतौ दृष्टेऽथवा खेचरैः संयुक्ते तु चतुष्पदस्य जननं राहुध्वजाभ्यामजः । गोजन्मार्यसितेन्दुभिश्च महिषी मन्देन दृष्टे युते जातः पादपुरःसरं तनुपतिर्माने; this sentence names तनुपतिमनि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वित्तास्तगौ पञ्चमयाननाथौ पापेक्षितौ पापसमन्वितौ वा । पुंसस्त्रिभागे पुरुषग्रहेन्द्रे जाताः कपिक्रोडबिडालकाद्याः

vittāstagau pañcamayānanāthau pāpekṣitau pāpasamanvitau vā | puṃsastribhāge puruṣagrahendre jātāḥ kapikroḍabiḍālakādyāḥ

When the lords of the 5th and of the 4th (yāna) stand in the 2nd and the 7th, aspected by malefics or joined with malefics, and the chief of the masculine grahas is in a masculine drekkāṇa (tri-bhāga), there are born monkeys, boars, cats and the like.

तस्मिन्मन्दबुधेक्षिते तु जननं पिण्डाकृतिर्वाक्पतिः । साहिर्दुर्बलवीक्षितो यदि महीदेवान्वयो नीचकृत् । एकस्था गुरुराहुभानुतनयाः शुक्रेन्दुपुत्रेक्षिताः शूद्रोऽपि द्विजतौल्यमेति निखिलां विद्यामुपैति द्विजः

tasminmandabudhekṣite tu jananaṃ piṇḍākṛtirvākpatiḥ | sāhirdurbalavīkṣito yadi mahīdevānvayo nīcakṛt | ekasthā gururāhubhānutanayāḥ śukrenduputrekṣitāḥ śūdro'pi dvijataulyameti nikhilāṃ vidyāmupaiti dvijaḥ

When that ⟨house⟩ is aspected by Saturn and Mercury the birth is of a lump-like form; ⟨and⟩ Jupiter ⟨…⟩. If ⟨the lord⟩ is weak and aspected ⟨by malefics⟩, one of brahmin (mahīdeva) lineage does low deeds. When Jupiter, Rāhu and Saturn (bhānu-tanaya) stand in one place and are aspected by Venus and Mercury (indu-putra), even a śūdra attains equality with the twice-born, and a twice-born attains learning entire.

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  • About this edition: The first two pādas are badly corrupt (तस्मिन्दबुधेक्षिते, साहिर्दुर्बलवीक्षितो): their nouns are recoverable but the syntax joining them is not, and what is supplied there is marked. The last two pādas are sound. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तस्मिन्मन्दबुधेक्षिते; this sentence names तस्मिन्दबुधेक्षिते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नात्पुत्रकलत्रभे शुभपतिप्राप्तेऽथवाऽलोकिते चन्द्राद्वा यदि सम्पदस्ति हि तयोर्ज्ञेयोऽन्यथा सम्भवः । पाथोनोदयगे रवौ रविसुते मीनस्थिते दारहा पुत्रस्थानगतश्च पुत्रमरणं पुत्रोऽवनेर्यच्छति

lagnātputrakalatrabhe śubhapatiprāpte'thavā'lokite candrādvā yadi sampadasti hi tayorjñeyo'nyathā sambhavaḥ | pāthonodayage ravau ravisute mīnasthite dārahā putrasthānagataśca putramaraṇaṃ putro'vaneryacchati

If the 5th and 7th houses from the lagna, or from the Moon, are occupied or aspected by benefic lords, there is prosperity in respect of those two ⟨sons and wife⟩; otherwise the opposite is to be known. When the Sun is in Virgo (pāthona) rising and Saturn (ravi-suta) stands in Pisces, ⟨the native is⟩ a killer of his wife; and Mars, the son of the Earth, gone to the 5th house, gives the death of sons.

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  • About this edition: पुत्रोऽवनेः is read as the Earth's son, Mars, which the syntax of पुत्रस्थानगतश्च requires; pāthona is Virgo.

पुत्रस्थानपतौ तु वा नवमपे लग्नात्कलत्रेऽथवा युग्मर्क्षे शशिशुक्रवीक्षितयुते पुत्रीजनो जायते । पुंवर्गे पुरुषग्रहेक्षितयुते जातस्तु पुत्राधिको जीवात्पञ्चमराशितश्च तनयप्राप्तिं वदेद् देशिकः

putrasthānapatau tu vā navamape lagnātkalatre'thavā yugmarkṣe śaśiśukravīkṣitayute putrījano jāyate | puṃvarge puruṣagrahekṣitayute jātastu putrādhiko jīvātpañcamarāśitaśca tanayaprāptiṃ vaded deśikaḥ

When the lord of the 5th, or the lord of the 9th, or the 7th (kalatra) from the lagna, is in an even sign aspected by or joined with the Moon and Venus, daughters are born. In a masculine varga, aspected by or joined with masculine grahas, the native has sons in excess. From Jupiter and from the 5th sign the teacher (deśika) should declare the obtaining of children.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's दैरिकः is read as दैवज्ञः, the astrologer; युग्मक्षिरे as युग्मर्क्षे, an even sign. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुत्रस्थानपतौ तु वा नवमपे लग्नात्कलत्रेऽथवा युग्मर्क्षे शशिशुक्रवीक्षितयुते पुत्रीजनो जायते । पुंवर्गे पुरुषग्रहेक्षितयुते जातस्तु पुत्राधिको जीवात्पञ्चमराशितश्च तनयप्राप्तिं वदेद् देशिकः; this sentence names युग्मक्षिरे and दैरिकः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्रेन्दुवर्गे सुतभे विलग्नाच्छुक्रेण चन्द्रेण युतेऽथ दृष्टे । पापैरयुक्ते बहुपुत्रशाली शन्यारदृष्टे सति पुत्रहीनः

śukrenduvarge sutabhe vilagnācchukreṇa candreṇa yute'tha dṛṣṭe | pāpairayukte bahuputraśālī śanyāradṛṣṭe sati putrahīnaḥ

When the 5th house from the lagna is in a varga of Venus or the Moon, joined with or aspected by Venus and the Moon, and unjoined by malefics, he abounds in sons; but when Saturn and Mars aspect it, he is sonless.

पौत्रप्राप्तिरनङ्गभे सुतगृहात्सौम्यस्य राश्यंशके तन्नाथे शुभखेटवीक्षितयुते केन्द्रत्रिकोणेऽथवा । स्वक्षेत्रोपगते तु पुत्रगृहपे जातोऽल्पपुत्रो भवेत् पुत्रेशांशपतिः स्वभाम्शकगतो यद्येकपुत्रं वदेत्

pautraprāptiranaṅgabhe sutagṛhātsaumyasya rāśyaṃśake tannāthe śubhakheṭavīkṣitayute kendratrikoṇe'thavā | svakṣetropagate tu putragṛhape jāto'lpaputro bhavet putreśāṃśapatiḥ svabhāmśakagato yadyekaputraṃ vadet

There is the obtaining of a grandson when the anaṅga (7th) house reckoned from the 5th house stands in the rāśi or aṃśa of a benefic and its lord is aspected by or joined with benefic grahas, or is in a kendra or a trikoṇa. But when the lord of the 5th house is placed in its own sign the native has few sons; and if the lord of the aṃśa of the 5th lord is in its own aṃśa, one should declare a single son.

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  • About this edition: aṅga is taken as the 1st (body) house, the sense it carries at vv. 1 and 5 of this chapter; read as the number-word aṅga = 6 the reckoning would land elsewhere, and the line does not settle it. सौम्य is here the benefic class, not Mercury, on the strength of शुभखेट in the same pāda.
13.12a reading here is contested

पुत्रस्थे मदनाधिपे वितनयो जायाविहीनोऽथवा पुत्रादष्टमशत्रुरिष्फगृहगाः पापाः कुलध्वंसकाः। राहौ नन्दनराशिगे तदधिपे दुःस्थानगे दारहा पुत्रस्थे तनुपे तनौ सुतपतौ गृह्णाति दत्तात्मजम्॥१२॥

putrasthe madanādhipe vitanayo jāyāvihīno'thavā putrādaṣṭamaśatruriṣphagṛhagāḥ pāpāḥ kuladhvaṃsakāḥ| rāhau nandanarāśige tadadhipe duḥsthānage dārahā putrasthe tanupe tanau sutapatau gṛhṇāti dattātmajam||12||

When the lord of the seventh stands in the fifth, the man is without sons — or else without a wife. Malefics placed in the eighth, the sixth and the twelfth counted from the fifth are destroyers of the family. When Rāhu occupies the fifth and its lord an evil house, he is a killer of his wife. And when the lord of the ascendant is in the fifth while the lord of the fifth is in the ascendant, he takes an adopted son.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM A PRINTING WE ALREADY HELD AND HAD NEVER SEARCHED. Chaukhambhā 1979 (Kāśī) — hunt-2026-09-08/jataka-parijata/chaukhambha-1979_djvu.txt, which prints it whole and follows it with a commentary that lemmatises every word of it — तनुपे = लग्नेशे · पुत्रस्थे = पञ्चमभावगते · सुतपतौ = पञ्चमेशे · तनौ = लग्ने · दारहा = स्त्रीनाशकः. The commentary is what settles the two places its own OCR is wrong.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: this text is ingested from a sanskritdocuments e-text, and the verse is simply not in it. Seven other printings sit beside that e-text on disk with OCR; none had been searched for the missing verses until now.
  • Where the Sanskrit is open: ⚠ TWO READINGS TAKEN FROM THE COMMENTARY, NOT THE OCR OF THE VERSE. (1) The OCR of pāda c ends पुत्रदा; the commentary glosses that word दारहा = स्त्रीनाशकः, so दारहा is what the verse says. (2) The OCR of pāda d gives only तनौ सुतपतौ गृह्णाति दत्तात्मजम्, which is 14 syllables where śārdūlavikrīḍita needs 19; the commentary's lemmas supply तनुपे … पुत्रस्थे … सुतपतौ … तनौ, and तनुपे पुत्रस्थे सुतपतौ तनौ गृह्णाति दत्तात्मजम् is exactly 19. All four pādas now scan. A plate read would confirm both.

दुःस्थौ विलग्नसुतपौ समुपैति पुत्रं दत्तात्मजं च शुभखेचरवीक्षितौ चेत्। तद्भावराशियुतकारकवर्गमूलात् गृह्णाति दत्ततनयं परतस्त्वखेटात्॥१३॥

duḥsthau vilagnasutapau samupaiti putraṃ dattātmajaṃ ca śubhakhecaravīkṣitau cet| tadbhāvarāśiyutakārakavargamūlāt gṛhṇāti dattatanayaṃ paratastvakheṭāt||13||

If the lords of the ascendant and of the fifth stand in evil houses but are looked upon by benefic planets, he comes by a son of his own and an adopted one besides. He takes the adopted son according to the varga of whichever planet occupies that house or is its kāraka — and, failing that, from a quarter void of planets.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM A PRINTING WE ALREADY HELD AND HAD NEVER SEARCHED. Chaukhambhā 1979 (Kāśī) — hunt-2026-09-08/jataka-parijata/chaukhambha-1979_djvu.txt AND Chowkhambā 1953, Chaudhary–Pāṇḍeya — hunt-2026-09-08/jataka-parijata/chowkhamba-1953-chaudhary-pandeya_djvu.txt — both print it whole and both number it ॥१३॥, between ॥१२॥ and केन्द्रत्रिकोणगृहगः सुतपः ॥१४॥ which we already hold.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: this text is ingested from a sanskritdocuments e-text, and the verse is simply not in it. Seven other printings sit beside that e-text on disk with OCR; none had been searched for the missing verses until now.

केन्द्रत्रिकोणगृहगः सुतपः शुभर्क्षे सौम्यान्वितो यदि सुतं समुपैति बाल्ये । भोगीशयुक्तसुतराशिपभुक्तिजातः स्वल्पायुरेति फणिभुक्तिभवश्चिरायुः

kendratrikoṇagṛhagaḥ sutapaḥ śubharkṣe saumyānvito yadi sutaṃ samupaiti bālye | bhogīśayuktasutarāśipabhuktijātaḥ svalpāyureti phaṇibhuktibhavaścirāyuḥ

If the lord of the 5th is in a kendra or trikoṇa house, in an auspicious sign, and joined with benefics, he obtains a son early ⟨in life⟩. One born in the bhukti of the lord of the 5th sign when that lord is joined with Rāhu (bhogīśa, lord of serpents) is short-lived; one born in the bhukti of Rāhu (phaṇi) is long-lived.

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  • About this edition: स्वल्पायुरति is read as स्वल्पायुरिति; the trailing ति is stray in the e-text. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वल्पायुरेति फणिभुक्तिभवश्चिरायुः; this sentence names स्वल्पायुरति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पुत्रस्थानपवित्तपौ गतबलौ पापेक्षिते पुत्रभे जातोऽनेककलत्रवानपि सुताभावं समेति ध्रुवम् । तज्जाया यदि पुत्रयोगजनिता सौम्येन वा पञ्चमात् षष्ठेशेन निरीक्षिते सुतवती जारेण सञ्ज्ञायते

putrasthānapavittapau gatabalau pāpekṣite putrabhe jāto'nekakalatravānapi sutābhāvaṃ sameti dhruvam | tajjāyā yadi putrayogajanitā saumyena vā pañcamāt ṣaṣṭheśena nirīkṣite sutavatī jāreṇa sañjñāyate

When the lord of the 5th house and the lord of the 2nd are bereft of strength and the 5th house is aspected by malefics, the native, though he possess many wives, assuredly comes to be without sons. If his wife is one born with the yoga of sons, or ⟨there is⟩ a benefic from the 5th, and it is aspected by the lord of the 6th, she has a son — ⟨but⟩ he is known ⟨to be got⟩ by a paramour.

पुत्रस्थाने तदीशे वा गुरौ वा शुभवीक्षिते । शुभग्रहेण संयुक्ते पुत्रप्राप्तिर्न संशयः

putrasthāne tadīśe vā gurau vā śubhavīkṣite | śubhagraheṇa saṃyukte putraprāptirna saṃśayaḥ

When the 5th house, or its lord, or Jupiter is aspected by benefics and joined with a benefic graha, the obtaining of a son is beyond doubt.

लग्नेशे पुत्रभावस्थे पुत्रेशे बलसंयुते । परिपूर्णबले जीवे पुत्रप्राप्तिर्न संशयः

lagneśe putrabhāvasthe putreśe balasaṃyute | paripūrṇabale jīve putraprāptirna saṃśayaḥ

When the lord of the lagna is placed in the 5th house, the lord of the 5th is endowed with strength, and Jupiter is of full strength, the obtaining of a son is beyond doubt.

पुत्रस्थानगते जीवे परिपूर्णबलान्विते । लग्नाधिपेन संदृष्टे पुत्रप्राप्तिर्न संशयः

putrasthānagate jīve paripūrṇabalānvite | lagnādhipena saṃdṛṣṭe putraprāptirna saṃśayaḥ

When Jupiter has gone to the 5th house endowed with full strength and is aspected by the lord of the lagna, the obtaining of a son is beyond doubt.

वैशेषिकांशके जीवे पुत्रेशे च तथास्थिते । शुभनाथेन संदृष्टे पुत्रे तत्प्राप्तिमादिशेत्

vaiśeṣikāṃśake jīve putreśe ca tathāsthite | śubhanāthena saṃdṛṣṭe putre tatprāptimādiśet

When Jupiter is in a vaiśeṣikāṃśa and the lord of the 5th is likewise placed, and the 5th ⟨house⟩ is aspected by the lord of a benefic, one should declare the obtaining ⟨of a son⟩.

दशमे शीतगुर्द्यूने भृगुजः पापिनः सुखे । तस्य सन्ततिविच्छेदो भविष्यति न संशयः

daśame śītagurdyūne bhṛgujaḥ pāpinaḥ sukhe | tasya santativicchedo bhaviṣyati na saṃśayaḥ

When the Moon (śīta-gu, the cold-rayed) is in the 10th, Venus in the 7th (dyūna) and malefics in the 4th (sukha), the cutting off of his progeny will come to pass — there is no doubt.

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  • About this edition: भवेष्यति in the e-text stands for भविष्यति. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शीतगुर्द्यूने भृगुजः पापिनः सुखे । तस्य सन्ततिविच्छेदो भविष्यति; this sentence names भवेष्यति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

षष्ठाष्टमस्थो लग्नेशः पापयुक्तः सुताधिपः । दृष्टो वा शत्रुनीचस्थैः पुत्रहानिं वदेद् बुधः

ṣaṣṭhāṣṭamastho lagneśaḥ pāpayuktaḥ sutādhipaḥ | dṛṣṭo vā śatrunīcasthaiḥ putrahāniṃ vaded budhaḥ

When the lord of the lagna stands in the 6th or the 8th and the lord of the 5th is joined with malefics, or is aspected by ⟨grahas⟩ standing in enemy signs or in debilitation, the wise one should declare loss of sons.

लग्नसप्तमधर्मान्त्यराशिगाः पापखेचराः । सपत्नराशिवर्गस्था वंशविच्छेदकारिणः

lagnasaptamadharmāntyarāśigāḥ pāpakhecarāḥ | sapatnarāśivargasthā vaṃśavicchedakāriṇaḥ

Malefic grahas gone to the signs of the lagna, of the 7th, of the 9th (dharma) and of the 12th (antya), and standing in the rāśi or varga of an enemy, bring about the cutting off of the lineage.

बन्ध्या वृद्धा कृशा बाला रोगिणी पुष्पवर्जिता । कर्कशा स्थूलदेहा च नार्योऽष्टौ परिवर्जिताः

bandhyā vṛddhā kṛśā bālā rogiṇī puṣpavarjitā | karkaśā sthūladehā ca nāryo'ṣṭau parivarjitāḥ

A barren woman, an aged one, an emaciated one, a girl ⟨not yet grown⟩, a diseased one, one deprived of her flowering ⟨menses⟩, a harsh one, and one of gross body — these eight women are to be shunned.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's नायोर्ऽष्टौ is read as नार्योऽष्टौ, the eight women. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नार्योऽष्टौ; this sentence names नायोर्ऽष्टौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

गुरुलग्नेशदारेशपुत्रस्थानाधिपेषु च । सर्वेषु बलहीनेषु वक्तव्या त्वनपत्यता

gurulagneśadāreśaputrasthānādhipeṣu ca | sarveṣu balahīneṣu vaktavyā tvanapatyatā

When Jupiter, the lord of the lagna, the lord of the 7th (dāra) and the lord of the 5th house are all bereft of strength, childlessness is to be declared.

पुत्रस्थानं गते पापे तदीशे नीचराशिगे । शुभदृष्टिविहीने तु वक्तव्या त्वनपत्यता

putrasthānaṃ gate pāpe tadīśe nīcarāśige | śubhadṛṣṭivihīne tu vaktavyā tvanapatyatā

When a malefic has gone to the 5th house and its lord is in a sign of debilitation, and it is devoid of benefic aspect, childlessness is to be declared.

गुरुलग्नहिमांशूनां पञ्चमस्थैरशोभनैः । शुभदृग्योगरहितैर्वक्तव्या त्वनपत्यता

gurulagnahimāṃśūnāṃ pañcamasthairaśobhanaiḥ | śubhadṛgyogarahitairvaktavyā tvanapatyatā

When inauspicious ⟨grahas⟩ stand in the 5th from Jupiter, from the lagna and from the Moon (himāṃśu), and are without benefic aspect or conjunction, childlessness is to be declared.

पुत्रस्थानगते पापे तदीशे पापमध्यगे । सौम्यदृग्योगरहिते वक्तव्या त्वनपत्यता

putrasthānagate pāpe tadīśe pāpamadhyage | saumyadṛgyogarahite vaktavyā tvanapatyatā

When a malefic has gone to the 5th house and its lord stands in the midst of malefics, without benefic aspect or conjunction, childlessness is to be declared.

पापमध्यगते जीवे पुत्रेशे बलवर्जिते । सौम्यदृग्योगरहिते वक्तव्या त्वनपत्यता

pāpamadhyagate jīve putreśe balavarjite | saumyadṛgyogarahite vaktavyā tvanapatyatā

When Jupiter has gone into the midst of malefics and the lord of the 5th is bereft of strength, without benefic aspect or conjunction, childlessness is to be declared.

पुत्रस्थाने बुधक्षेत्रे मन्दक्षेत्रेऽथवा यदि । मान्दिमन्दयुते दृष्टे तदा दत्तादयः सुताः

putrasthāne budhakṣetre mandakṣetre'thavā yadi | māndimandayute dṛṣṭe tadā dattādayaḥ sutāḥ

If the 5th house is a sign of Mercury, or else a sign of Saturn, and is joined with or aspected by Māndi and Saturn, then the sons are adopted (datta) and the like.

मीनस्थोऽत्यल्पसन्तानश्चापस्थः कृच्छ्रसन्ततिः । असन्ततिः कुलीरस्थो जीवः कुम्भे न सन्तति

mīnastho'tyalpasantānaścāpasthaḥ kṛcchrasantatiḥ | asantatiḥ kulīrastho jīvaḥ kumbhe na santati

⟨Jupiter⟩ placed in Pisces ⟨gives⟩ exceedingly few progeny; placed in Sagittarius (cāpa), progeny with hardship; Jupiter placed in Cancer (kulīra), no progeny; in Aquarius, no progeny.

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  • About this edition: The verse assigns absence of progeny twice over, to Cancer and to Aquarius; the e-text carries no variant here, so the repetition stands as printed.

पुत्रस्थाने कुलीरे वा मीने कुम्भे शरासने । स्थितो यदि सुराचार्यस्तत्फलं कुरुते नृणाम्

putrasthāne kulīre vā mīne kumbhe śarāsane | sthito yadi surācāryastatphalaṃ kurute nṛṇām

If the preceptor of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩ stands in the 5th house in Cancer (kulīra), or in Pisces, Aquarius or Sagittarius (śarāsana, the bow), he produces that result for men.

पापग्रहेण संदृष्टे देवशापात्सुतक्षयः । षष्ठाधिपयुते दृष्टे विप्रशापात्सुतक्षयः

pāpagraheṇa saṃdṛṣṭe devaśāpātsutakṣayaḥ | ṣaṣṭhādhipayute dṛṣṭe vipraśāpātsutakṣayaḥ

When ⟨the 5th⟩ is aspected by a malefic graha, the loss of sons is from the curse of a deity; when it is joined with or aspected by the lord of the 6th, the loss of sons is from the curse of a brahmin.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's विप्रशापत्मतक्षयः is read as विप्रशापात् सुतक्षयः on the parallel of the first half of the verse. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापग्रहेण संदृष्टे देवशापात्सुतक्षयः । षष्ठाधिपयुते दृष्टे विप्रशापात्सुतक्षयः; this sentence names विप्रशापत्मतक्षयः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सुतेशे कुजसंयुक्ते रिपुनाथेन वीक्षिते । शुभदृष्टिविहीने च रिपुदोषात्सुतक्षयः

suteśe kujasaṃyukte ripunāthena vīkṣite | śubhadṛṣṭivihīne ca ripudoṣātsutakṣayaḥ

When the lord of the 5th is joined with Mars, is aspected by the lord of the 6th, and is devoid of any benefic aspect, the destruction of children comes about through the doṣa ⟨the affliction, the curse⟩ of enemies.

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  • About this edition: Verses 33–36 form one series of etiologies for suta-kṣaya: the doṣa of enemies, of the father, of the mother, of serpents. The e-text prints रिपुदोषत् for रिपुदोषात्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रिपुनाथेन वीक्षिते । शुभदृष्टिविहीने च रिपुदोषात्सुतक्षयः; this sentence names रिपुदोषत् and doṣa, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नवमे पापसंयुक्ते मन्दयुक्ते सुताधिपे । त्रिकोणे मान्दिसंयुक्ते पितृदोषात्सुतक्षयः

navame pāpasaṃyukte mandayukte sutādhipe | trikoṇe māndisaṃyukte pitṛdoṣātsutakṣayaḥ

When the 9th is joined by a malefic, when the lord of the 5th is joined with Saturn, and when the trikoṇa is joined with Māndi, the destruction of children comes about through the father's doṣa.

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  • About this edition: Māndi (Gulika) is an upagraha, not one of the seven grahas; left in Sanskrit.

मातृस्थानगते पापे सुतेशे मन्दसंयुते । व्ययनाशगते पापे मातृदोषात्सुतक्षयः

mātṛsthānagate pāpe suteśe mandasaṃyute | vyayanāśagate pāpe mātṛdoṣātsutakṣayaḥ

When a malefic has gone to the mother's house ⟨the 4th⟩, when the lord of the 5th is joined with Saturn, and when a malefic has gone to the 12th (vyaya), the place of destruction, the destruction of children comes about through the mother's doṣa.

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  • About this edition: व्ययनाश is not a standard house-name pair; rendered as vyaya (the 12th) qualified as the place of destruction. This e-text carries its own 'needs proofreading' warning, and व्ययनाथ ('the lord of the 12th') is a possible underlying reading — not adopted here. The e-text also prints मातृदोशात् for मातृदोषात्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मातृदोषात्सुतक्षयः; this sentence names मातृदोशात्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

राहु केतुयुते दृष्टे पञ्चमे बलवर्जिते । तदीशे वा तथा प्राप्ते सर्पदोषात्सुतक्षयः

rāhu ketuyute dṛṣṭe pañcame balavarjite | tadīśe vā tathā prāpte sarpadoṣātsutakṣayaḥ

When the 5th, joined with or aspected by Rāhu and Ketu, is devoid of strength, or when its lord is likewise so beset, the destruction of children comes about through the doṣa of serpents.

गुरुपुत्रेशदारेशभूमिजाः संयुता यदि । दुर्देवपीडया पुत्रीपुत्रनाशं वदेद् बुधः

guruputreśadāreśabhūmijāḥ saṃyutā yadi | durdevapīḍayā putrīputranāśaṃ vaded budhaḥ

If Jupiter, the lord of the 5th, the lord of the 7th and Mars are joined together, the wise one should declare the destruction of daughters and sons through the affliction of a malignant deity.

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  • About this edition: बुधः here is 'the wise one' (the astrologer), not the graha Mercury. दुर्देव is the malignant/evil deity whose pīḍā is meant, not merely 'bad luck'.

पुत्रस्थानगतः कश्चित्परिपूर्णबलान्वितः । अदृष्टः पुत्रनाथेन तदा दत्तादयः सुताः

putrasthānagataḥ kaścitparipūrṇabalānvitaḥ | adṛṣṭaḥ putranāthena tadā dattādayaḥ sutāḥ

If some graha occupying the 5th house is endowed with full strength but is unaspected by the lord of the 5th, then the sons are of the datta ⟨adopted⟩ and similar kinds.

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  • About this edition: दत्तादयः invokes the dharmaśāstra list of secondary sons (datta, kṛtrima, and the rest), not adoption alone; 'and similar kinds' keeps the list open, as the Sanskrit does.

पापक्षेत्रेगते चन्द्रे पुत्रेशे धर्मराशिगे । दत्तपुत्रस्य सम्प्राप्तिर्लग्नेशस्तु त्रिकोणगः

pāpakṣetregate candre putreśe dharmarāśige | dattaputrasya samprāptirlagneśastu trikoṇagaḥ

When the Moon has gone to a malefic's sign, the lord of the 5th stands in the 9th sign (dharma), and the lord of the ascendant is in a trikoṇa, there is the obtaining of an adopted son.

युग्मोदये पुत्रनाथश्चतुर्थस्थानगोऽपि वा । मन्दांशकसमारूढो दत्तपुत्रो भविष्यति

yugmodaye putranāthaścaturthasthānago'pi vā | mandāṃśakasamārūḍho dattaputro bhaviṣyati

When Gemini (yugma) rises, or else the lord of the 5th has gone to the 4th house, and ⟨that lord⟩ is mounted upon Saturn's aṃśa, the son will be an adopted one.

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  • About this edition: युग्म is taken as the rāśi Mithuna (the Twins), matching युग्मांश beside भानुजांश in v. 41; it can also mean 'an even sign'. The e-text writes मन्दाशक for मन्दांशक. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्दांशकसमारूढो; this sentence names मन्दाशक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

युग्मांशे भानुजांशे वा पुत्रेशोऽर्केन्दुजान्वितः । दत्तपुत्रस्य सम्प्राप्तिस्तस्मिन्योगे भविष्यति

yugmāṃśe bhānujāṃśe vā putreśo'rkendujānvitaḥ | dattaputrasya samprāptistasminyoge bhaviṣyati

If the lord of the 5th stands in the aṃśa of Gemini or in the aṃśa of Saturn and is joined with the Sun and Mercury, in that yoga there will be the obtaining of an adopted son.

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  • About this edition: भानुज 'son of the Sun' = Saturn; इन्दुज 'son of the Moon' = Mercury. The e-text writes पुतेशो for पुत्रेशो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुत्रेशोऽर्केन्दुजान्वितः; this sentence names पुतेशो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मन्दांशे पुत्रराशीशः स्वराशौ गुरुभार्गवौ । पूर्वं दत्तसुतप्राप्तिः पुनर्नार्याः पुनः सुतः

mandāṃśe putrarāśīśaḥ svarāśau gurubhārgavau | pūrvaṃ dattasutaprāptiḥ punarnāryāḥ punaḥ sutaḥ

⟨When⟩ the lord of the 5th sign is in Saturn's aṃśa and Jupiter and Venus are in their own signs, first there is the obtaining of an adopted son, and afterwards a son again from ⟨his own⟩ wife.

मन्दांशकस्थिताः खेटाः शुक्लपक्षबलाधिकाः । गुरुर्यदि सुखस्थाने दत्तपुत्रेण सन्ततिः

mandāṃśakasthitāḥ kheṭāḥ śuklapakṣabalādhikāḥ | gururyadi sukhasthāne dattaputreṇa santatiḥ

If the grahas stand in Saturn's aṃśas and are the stronger for the bright fortnight, and if Jupiter is in the 4th house (sukha), the line is continued by an adopted son.

विलग्नस्थे धरासूनौ निधनस्थे दिवाकरे । सुखे वा शुभसंदृष्टे पुत्रः कालान्तरे भवेत्

vilagnasthe dharāsūnau nidhanasthe divākare | sukhe vā śubhasaṃdṛṣṭe putraḥ kālāntare bhavet

With Mars in the ascendant and the Sun in the 8th (nidhana), or ⟨the Sun⟩ in the 4th (sukha) well aspected by benefics, a son comes only after a lapse of time.

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  • About this edition: धरासूनु 'son of the Earth' = Mars. The e-text prints पुत्र for पुत्रः.

लग्ने दिनेशतनये रन्ध्रस्थानगते गुरौ । पञ्चमे दुर्बले रिष्फे भौमे कालान्तरे सुतः

lagne dineśatanaye randhrasthānagate gurau | pañcame durbale riṣphe bhaume kālāntare sutaḥ

⟨With⟩ Saturn in the ascendant, Jupiter gone to the 8th house (randhra), the 5th weak, and Mars in the 12th (riṣpha), a son comes after a lapse of time.

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  • About this edition: दिनेशतनय 'son of the lord of day' = Saturn.

पुत्रान् पञ्चमभात्तृतीयभवनाद् भ्रातृन् कलत्रात् स्त्रियो दासीश्च क्षितिराशितः स्वभवनाद्दासांश्च मित्राणि च । यातांश्चैव नवांशकाञ्छुभदृशा हत्वा तथा रोपयेद् । व्योमव्योमकरैर्विभज्य तु तथा भूताश्च पुत्रादयः

putrān pañcamabhāttṛtīyabhavanād bhrātṛn kalatrāt striyo dāsīśca kṣitirāśitaḥ svabhavanāddāsāṃśca mitrāṇi ca | yātāṃścaiva navāṃśakāñchubhadṛśā hatvā tathā ropayed | vyomavyomakarairvibhajya tu tathā bhūtāśca putrādayaḥ

⟨Take⟩ sons from the 5th house, brothers from the 3rd house, wives from the 7th (kalatra), maidservants from the earth-sign ⟨the 4th⟩, and manservants and friends from one's own house ⟨the ascendant⟩; and likewise the elapsed ⟨portions⟩ from the navāṃśa. Having multiplied ⟨these⟩ by the benefic aspect ⟨strength⟩, set the result down thus; and dividing by 200 ⟨vyoma-vyoma-kara⟩, likewise ⟨the numbers of⟩ sons and the rest come out.

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  • About this edition: An arithmetical verse, paired with v. 47. व्योमव्योमकरैः is bhūtasaṅkhyā — vyoma 0, vyoma 0, kara 2, read right to left = 200; the divisor is given exactly. क्षितिराशि 'the earth-sign' is taken as the 4th, the house of land, matching यान in v. 47. Two words are corrupt in this e-text: स्वभवनाद्दसांअश्च for स्वभवनाद् दासांश्च, and the final भृताश्व, marked ⟨?⟩ and rendered as if भृत्याश्च, 'and dependants' — the reading is not secure. स्नियो stands for स्त्रियो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पञ्चमभात्तृतीयभवनाद् भ्रातृन् कलत्रात् स्त्रियो दासीश्च क्षितिराशितः स्वभवनाद्दासांश्च मित्राणि च । यातांश्चैव नवांशकाञ्छुभदृशा हत्वा तथा रोपयेद् । व्योमव्योमकरैर्विभज्य तु तथा भूताश्च; this sentence names स्वभवनाद्दसांअश्च and भृताश्व, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पुत्रं सोदरभं कलत्रमुदयं यानं च राशिं विना तल्लिप्ताः शुभखेटदृग्बलहताः षष्ट्या विभक्ताः क्रमात् । व्योमाकाशकराप्तपुत्रसहजस्त्रीदासदासीसुहृत्सङ्ख्याः पापनभोगदृग्बलभवाः पुत्रादिनाशप्रदाः

putraṃ sodarabhaṃ kalatramudayaṃ yānaṃ ca rāśiṃ vinā talliptāḥ śubhakheṭadṛgbalahatāḥ ṣaṣṭyā vibhaktāḥ kramāt | vyomākāśakarāptaputrasahajastrīdāsadāsīsuhṛtsaṅkhyāḥ pāpanabhogadṛgbalabhavāḥ putrādināśapradāḥ

⟨Take⟩ the 5th (putra), the house of brothers ⟨the 3rd⟩, the 7th (kalatra), the ascendant, and the ⟨house of⟩ conveyance ⟨the 4th⟩; leaving the signs aside, ⟨take⟩ their minutes, multiply them by the aspect-strength of the benefic grahas, and divide by 60 in order. The quantities obtained by ⟨dividing by⟩ 200 ⟨vyoma-ākāśa-kara⟩ are the numbers of sons, brothers, wives, manservants, maidservants and friends; and the same, arising from the aspect-strength of the malefic grahas, give the destruction of sons and the rest.

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  • About this edition: Both divisors are in the Sanskrit and are kept exactly: षष्ट्या = 60, and व्योमाकाशकर = 0,0,2 read right to left = 200. नभोग 'sky-goer' = graha. The e-text prints दासीउहृत् for दासीसुहृत्; सुहृत् 'friend' is restored, as v. 46 also names मित्राणि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads राशिं विना तल्लिप्ताः शुभखेटदृग्बलहताः षष्ट्या विभक्ताः क्रमात् । व्योमाकाशकराप्तपुत्रसहजस्त्रीदासदासीसुहृत्सङ्ख्याः; this sentence names दासीउहृत्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
13.48a reading here is contested

पुत्रस्थानपलग्नपस्फुटयुते राश्यंशकोणे गुरौ पुत्राप्तिः सचिवेन्द्विनस्फुटयुते राश्यंशसंख्याः सुताः । धीधर्मावनिनायकस्फुटचयप्राप्तांशसंख्याऽथवा धीधर्मक्षितिगस्फुटैक्यभवने यातांशतुल्याः सुताः

putrasthānapalagnapasphuṭayute rāśyaṃśakoṇe gurau putrāptiḥ sacivendvinasphuṭayute rāśyaṃśasaṃkhyāḥ sutāḥ | dhīdharmāvanināyakasphuṭacayaprāptāṃśasaṃkhyā'thavā dhīdharmakṣitigasphuṭaikyabhavane yātāṃśatulyāḥ sutāḥ

When Jupiter stands in the sign, in the aṃśa, or in a trikoṇa (trine) ⟨thereof⟩ — ⟨the sign and aṃśa⟩ yielded by the sum of the sphuṭas (exact longitudes) of the lord of the house of sons ⟨the 5th⟩ and of the lord of the lagna — there is the gaining of a son. When the sphuṭas of the minister ⟨Jupiter⟩, of the Moon (indu) and of the Sun (ina) are summed, the sons are as many as the number of the sign and the aṃśa ⟨so reached⟩. Or else ⟨their number is⟩ the count of the aṃśa arrived at from the heap of the sphuṭas of the lords of the 5th (dhī), the 9th (dharma) and the 4th (avani, the earth). Or ⟨the sons are⟩ equal to the aṃśas elapsed in the sign ⟨arrived at⟩ by the union of the sphuṭas of the grahas standing in the 5th, the 9th and the 4th (kṣiti, the earth).

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  • What the page would not yield: WHY THIS VERSE WAS ONCE REFUSED, kept because the refusal is part of its record. On 2026-09-01 three of the four quarters were corrupt beyond recovery IN THE E-TEXT — पुत्रातिः, सचिवेन्द्रन, प्राप्रांश, अथवः, धीर्घमक्षितिग and नुताः are not Sanskrit words — and this is an arithmetical rule where a guessed word changes a computed number of sons, so it was declared untranslatable rather than smoothed. That refusal was overturned by reading a plate (CORRECTIONS.md C31) and the verse has carried an English and a Hindi rendering since. It is translated. The constituted reading and the three printings behind it are set out in the edition notes below.
  • About this edition: CONSTITUTED READING NOW ADOPTED INTO THE MŪLA, 2026-09-08. Since 2026-09-01 the English and Hindi had been rendered from Sastri's plate while the published Devanāgarī still printed the six e-text non-words पुत्रातिः, सचिवेन्द्रन, प्राप्रांश, अथवः, धीर्घम and नुताः. Two further printings independent of Sastri now read the same constituted text — Mishra's Prajñāvardhinī (which also prints the verse id in its śloka index as 'पुत्रस्थानपलग्नपस्फुटयुते १३ ४८ ६५८') and the Kāśī 1979 Sudhāśālinī, whose ṭīkā glosses सचिवेन्द्विनस्फुटयुते = गुरु-चन्द्र-सूर्याणां स्पष्टैक्ये कृते, confirming that सचिव here is Jupiter and not Venus. ONLY ONE of the six is decided by metre — the e-text's धीर्घम puts a laghu at syllable 2 of the fourth pāda where Śārdūlavikrīḍita requires a guru — and the other five are decided by the three printings plus the fact that no e-text form is a Sanskrit word.
  • About this edition: CONSTITUTION — the input's note declared this verse untranslatable, which is true of the e-text alone and is settled by a second witness. The Mysore 1933 printed edition (Jātaka Pārijāta of Vaidyanātha, ed./tr. V. Subrahmanya Sastri, vol. II, chapters 10–18, p. 821, ślokas 47–48; plate held in the repository, PDF p. 211) prints: पुत्रस्थानपलग्नपस्फुटयुते राश्यंशकोणे गुरौ / पुत्राप्तिः सचिवेन्द्विनस्फुटयुते राश्यंशसंख्याः सुताः । / धीधर्मावनिनायकस्फुटचयप्राप्तांशसंख्याऽथवा / धीधर्मक्षितिगस्फुटैक्यभवने यातांशतुल्याः सुताः ॥ ४८ ॥. Six e-text readings are corruptions of it: पुत्रातिः→पुत्राप्तिः, सचिवेन्द्रन→सचिवेन्द्विन (द्वि misread as द्र), प्राप्रांश→प्राप्तांश, अथवः→अथवा, धीर्घम→धीधर्म, नुताः→सुताः. ONLY ONE of the six is decided by the metre, and the claim is worth stating exactly: the e-text's धीर्घम puts a laghu at syllable 2 of the fourth pāda where Śārdūlavikrīḍita requires a guru, and धीधर्म scans; the other five scan either way and are decided by the printed witness plus the fact that no e-text form is a Sanskrit word. The translation is from the constituted text, so the corpus mūla for 13.48 should be corrected to match — it is not what the e-text now carries. GLOSSES: सचिवेन्द्विन = सचिव + इन्दु + इन, the minister, the Moon and the Sun. In the standard graha-cabinet the ministers (मन्त्रिणौ) are Jupiter AND Venus, so सचिव is genuinely two-way; the printed edition's own English reads Jupiter, and the putra-kāraka context supports it, so the English resolves it as ⟨Jupiter⟩ while the Hindi keeps सचिव and carries ⟨गुरु⟩ in brackets rather than replacing the word. धी = the 5th house, धर्म = the 9th, and both अवनि and क्षिति (earth) = the 4th — the printed English confirms 'the 5th, the 9th and the 4th' for both compounds. राश्यंशकोणे is taken as the sign, the aṃśa and a trine from them, following the printed gloss 'this and its triangular positions'; it could also be read as 'the trine of the sign and of the aṃśa'. भवने in the fourth quarter is the rāśi arrived at by the sum, not a bhāva. This is one of four alternative methods for counting sons; verses 46–47 immediately preceding give related arithmetical rules, so the enumeration in this verse continues theirs.

जीवाच्चन्द्रमसो विलग्नभवनात्पुत्रप्रदं पञ्चमं तस्माद्धर्मगृहं च तत्पतिदशाभुक्तौ सुताप्तिं वदेत् । पुत्रस्थानपकामपस्फुटयुते यत्तारका तद्दशा तत्खेटान्वितवीक्षकग्रहदशाभुक्तिश्च पुत्रप्रदा

jīvāccandramaso vilagnabhavanātputrapradaṃ pañcamaṃ tasmāddharmagṛhaṃ ca tatpatidaśābhuktau sutāptiṃ vadet | putrasthānapakāmapasphuṭayute yattārakā taddaśā tatkheṭānvitavīkṣakagrahadaśābhuktiśca putrapradā

From Jupiter, from the Moon, and from the ascendant, the 5th is the giver of sons, and so is the 9th house (dharma) counted from that ⟨5th⟩; in the daśā and bhukti of their lords one should declare the obtaining of a son. Further, the nakṣatra in which the combined sphuṭa of the lord of the 5th and the lord of the 7th (kāma) falls — that one's daśā, and the daśā and bhukti of the grahas joined with and aspecting that graha, also give sons.

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  • About this edition: काम is the 7th house. The e-text prints पश्चमं for पञ्चमं, मुताप्तिं for सुताप्तिं, and विक्षक for वीक्षक. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पञ्चमं तस्माद्धर्मगृहं च तत्पतिदशाभुक्तौ सुताप्तिं वदेत् । पुत्रस्थानपकामपस्फुटयुते यत्तारका तद्दशा तत्खेटान्वितवीक्षकग्रहदशाभुक्तिश्च; this sentence names मुताप्तिं and पश्चमं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पुत्रस्थानपकारकेक्षकयुता दुःस्थानपा दुर्बला दुःस्थास्तत्परिपाकभुक्तिसमये पुत्रस्य नाशं वदेत् । चत्वारो बलशालिनो यदि शुभास्तत्पाकभुक्त्यन्तरे पुत्राप्तिं सुतसम्पदः प्रभुजनप्रीतिं च कुर्वन्ति ते

putrasthānapakārakekṣakayutā duḥsthānapā durbalā duḥsthāstatparipākabhuktisamaye putrasya nāśaṃ vadet | catvāro balaśālino yadi śubhāstatpākabhuktyantare putrāptiṃ sutasampadaḥ prabhujanaprītiṃ ca kurvanti te

If the lord of the 5th, the kāraka, and the grahas that aspect and join ⟨them⟩ are lords of evil houses, weak, and ill-placed, one should declare the destruction of the son at the time of their daśā and bhukti. But if those four are strong and benefic, then within their daśā and bhukti they bring about the obtaining of a son, the prosperity of children, and the favour of men of rank.

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  • About this edition: चत्वारः 'the four' is in the Sanskrit and is kept: the lord of the 5th, the kāraka, the aspecting graha and the conjoining graha. The e-text's परिपाल is read as परिपाक (the ripening = the daśā), which its own तत्पाकभुक्ति in the second half supports; भ्क्त्यन्तरे stands for भुक्त्यन्तरे. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दुःस्थास्तत्परिपाकभुक्तिसमये पुत्रस्य नाशं वदेत् । चत्वारो बलशालिनो यदि शुभास्तत्पाकभुक्त्यन्तरे; this sentence names भ्क्त्यन्तरे and परिपाल, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पुत्रेशकारकयुतेक्षकखेचराणां तत्कालजस्फुटयुतांशकराशियातौ । वागीशभानुतनयौ यदि गोचरेण जातस्य पुत्रजनिमृत्युकरौ भवेताम्

putreśakārakayutekṣakakhecarāṇāṃ tatkālajasphuṭayutāṃśakarāśiyātau | vāgīśabhānutanayau yadi gocareṇa jātasya putrajanimṛtyukarau bhavetām

If Jupiter and Saturn, by transit, pass through the sign and aṃśa reached by the summed sphuṭa — computed for that time — of the grahas that are the lord of the 5th, the kāraka, and those joined with and aspecting ⟨them⟩, they become, respectively, the causers of the birth and of the death of the native's son.

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  • About this edition: वागीश = Jupiter, भानुतनय = Saturn; the dvandva order fixes the correspondence — Jupiter to birth, Saturn to death.

पितृस्थानेश्वरे सौम्ये कारके शुभसंयुते । भावे वा शुभसंयुक्ते पितृसौख्यं विनिर्दिशेत्

pitṛsthāneśvare saumye kārake śubhasaṃyute | bhāve vā śubhasaṃyukte pitṛsaukhyaṃ vinirdiśet

When the lord of the father's house is a benefic, when the kāraka is joined with benefics, or when the house itself is joined with benefics, one should declare happiness from the father.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य is taken in its class sense, 'benefic', not as the graha Mercury; the kāraka of the father is the Sun.

पारावतादौ तन्नाथे कारके च तथा स्थिते । स्वोच्चमित्रांशके वाऽपि पितृदीर्घायुरादिशेत्

pārāvatādau tannāthe kārake ca tathā sthite | svoccamitrāṃśake vā'pi pitṛdīrghāyurādiśet

When the lord of that ⟨house⟩ and the kāraka stand in Pārāvata and the ⟨varga-classes⟩ beginning with it, or else in the aṃśa of exaltation or of a friend, one should declare long life for the father.

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  • About this edition: Pārāvata is one of the named strength-classes of the daśavarga scheme (Pārijāta, Uttama, Gopura, Siṃhāsana, Pārāvata, Devaloka, Brahmaloka, Śakravāhana, Śrīdhāma); 'and those beginning with it' means Pārāvata and the classes above it.

क्रूरनीचांशकस्थे वा भावनाथे च कारके । मन्दमान्द्यगुसंयुक्ते पितृदुःखं विनिर्दिशेत्

krūranīcāṃśakasthe vā bhāvanāthe ca kārake | mandamāndyagusaṃyukte pitṛduḥkhaṃ vinirdiśet

Or when the lord of the house and the kāraka stand in the aṃśa of a malefic or of debilitation, and are joined with Saturn, Māndi and Gulika, one should declare sorrow concerning the father.

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  • About this edition: मन्दमान्द्यगु is read as the three: manda (Saturn), Māndi and Gulika, which fills the eight syllables of the pāda; this text treats Māndi and Gulika as distinct upagrahas. पितृदुःख is left two-way in the Hindi, as the Sanskrit is: it may be the father's own suffering or the native's suffering on the father's account.

सौम्ये तदीश्वरे वाऽपि नीचमूढारिराशिगे । क्रूरषष्ट्यंशके वाऽपि पितृदुःखं विनिर्दिशेत्

saumye tadīśvare vā'pi nīcamūḍhārirāśige | krūraṣaṣṭyaṃśake vā'pi pitṛduḥkhaṃ vinirdiśet

When the benefic, or else the lord of that ⟨house⟩, has gone to a sign of debilitation, of combustion, or of an enemy, or ⟨stands⟩ in a malefic ṣaṣṭyaṃśa, one should declare sorrow concerning the father.

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  • About this edition: मूढ is combustion (astaṅgata). The ṣaṣṭyaṃśa is the 1/60th division of a sign. सौम्य again in its class sense; Mercury cannot be ruled out here.

पितृकर्मगृहे जातः पितृतुल्यगुणान्वितः । पितृजन्मतृतीयर्क्षे जातः पितृवशानुगः

pitṛkarmagṛhe jātaḥ pitṛtulyaguṇānvitaḥ | pitṛjanmatṛtīyarkṣe jātaḥ pitṛvaśānugaḥ

A child born in the 10th ⟨nakṣatra⟩ from the father's ⟨birth star⟩ is endowed with qualities equal to his father's; one born in the 3rd nakṣatra from the father's birth star follows his father's will.

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  • About this edition: The counting is from the father's janma-nakṣatra: the second half says पितृजन्म explicitly, and the first half's कर्मगृह (the 10th) is parallel to it. The e-text prints पित्रि for पितृ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पितृकर्मगृहे; this sentence names पित्रि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पितृषष्ठाष्टमे जातः पितृशत्रुर्भविष्यति । तद्भावपे विलग्नस्थे पितृश्रेष्ठो भवेत्सुतः

pitṛṣaṣṭhāṣṭame jātaḥ pitṛśatrurbhaviṣyati | tadbhāvape vilagnasthe pitṛśreṣṭho bhavetsutaḥ

One born in the 6th or the 8th ⟨nakṣatra⟩ from the father's ⟨birth star⟩ will be his father's enemy. When the lord of that house stands in the ascendant, the son will surpass his father.

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  • About this edition: पितृशत्रुः is left at its weight — 'his father's enemy', not 'unlike his father'. The e-text prints भविश्यति for भविष्यति. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पितृशत्रुर्भविष्यति; this sentence names भविश्यति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नादायतपःस्थिताः शनिमहीपुत्रागवो मृत्युदास्तातस्यार्कजभूसुतौ निधनदौ बालस्य रन्ध्रास्थगौ । माने वा यदि पञ्चमे कुजरविच्छायाकुमारेन्दवः सद्यो मातुलतातबालजननीनाशं प्रकुर्वन्ति ते

lagnādāyatapaḥsthitāḥ śanimahīputrāgavo mṛtyudāstātasyārkajabhūsutau nidhanadau bālasya randhrāsthagau | māne vā yadi pañcame kujaravicchāyākumārendavaḥ sadyo mātulatātabālajananīnāśaṃ prakurvanti te

Saturn, Mars and ⟨aga⟩, standing in the 11th (āya) and the 9th (tapas) from the ascendant, are givers of death to the father; the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩ and the Earth's son ⟨Mars⟩, standing in the 8th (randhra), are the death-givers of the child. Or if Mars, the Sun, Saturn ⟨the son of Chāyā⟩ and the Moon are in the 10th (māna) or in the 5th, they at once bring about the destruction of the maternal uncle, the father, the child and the mother, respectively.

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  • About this edition: तपः is the 9th house, मान the 10th, आय the 11th, रन्ध्र the 8th. The third graha of the first quarter, printed अगवो (aga/agu), is not identifiable and is left unrendered inside ⟨ ⟩ rather than guessed. बलस्य is read as बालस्य, 'of the child', which the fourth quarter's बाल confirms. यथाक्रमम् is not in the verse but the dvandva order is exact and one-to-one: Mars–maternal uncle, Sun–father, Saturn–child, Moon–mother. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्नादायतपःस्थिताः शनिमहीपुत्रागवो मृत्युदा- स्तातस्यार्कजभूसुतौ निधनदौ बालस्य; this sentence names बलस्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सबले पितृभावेशे लग्नेशेन्दुचतुर्थपाः । दुर्बला यदि तन्मातुर्गर्भतो मरणं विदुः

sabale pitṛbhāveśe lagneśenducaturthapāḥ | durbalā yadi tanmāturgarbhato maraṇaṃ viduḥ

When the lord of the father's house is strong but the lord of the ascendant, the Moon and the lord of the 4th are weak, they know the death of his mother to come from childbearing.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's तन्मार्गर्भतो is one syllable short of the anuṣṭubh; तन्मातुर्गर्भतो restores it exactly (durbalā yadi tanmātur / garbhato maraṇaṃ viduḥ) and is adopted on that metrical ground. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तन्मातुर्गर्भतो; this sentence names तन्मार्गर्भतो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नवमादष्टमाधीशो नवमात्खरपोऽथवा । शनिर्वेधेषु यः क्रूरः संभवेत् पितृमृत्युदः

navamādaṣṭamādhīśo navamātkharapo'thavā | śanirvedheṣu yaḥ krūraḥ saṃbhavet pitṛmṛtyudaḥ

The lord of the 8th from the 9th, or else the lord of the ⟨khara⟩ from the 9th, ⟨and⟩ Saturn — whichever malefic falls among the vedhas becomes the giver of death to the father.

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  • About this edition: खर is not a house-name known to this glossary or to the rest of the text, and the house it counts to cannot be established; it is left untranslated inside ⟨ ⟩ rather than guessed, since a house number guessed here would be undetectable by a reader. वेध is the piercing/obstruction position.

दिनेशस्थितराश्यंशप्राणितः कोणगे रवौ । पितृमृत्युर्मातृमृत्युरिन्दुस्थांशर्क्षयोर्बलात्

dineśasthitarāśyaṃśaprāṇitaḥ koṇage ravau | pitṛmṛtyurmātṛmṛtyurindusthāṃśarkṣayorbalāt

⟨Reckoned⟩ from the sign and aṃśa occupied by the Sun, when the Sun goes to a trine ⟨thereof⟩ there is the father's death; and the mother's death from the strength of the aṃśa and the nakṣatra occupied by the Moon.

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  • About this edition: प्राणितः is not a recoverable technical term here; it is taken as 'reckoned/derived from' and marked. The e-text prints बलाट् for बलात्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पितृमृत्युर्मातृमृत्युरिन्दुस्थांशर्क्षयोर्बलात्; this sentence names बलाट्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भानुस्थितांशपारूढनवांशद्वादशांशभम् । गते चन्द्रे भवेन्मृत्युर्मातापित्रोर्यथाक्रमम्

bhānusthitāṃśapārūḍhanavāṃśadvādaśāṃśabham | gate candre bhavenmṛtyurmātāpitroryathākramam

When the Moon goes to the navāṃśa sign and the dvādaśāṃśa sign occupied by the lord of the aṃśa in which the Sun stands, the death of the mother and of the father occurs, respectively.

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  • About this edition: यथाक्रमम् is in the verse; the order given is mother then father, matching navāṃśa then dvādaśāṃśa. It is possible that the sequence instead picks up the Sun–Moon pair of v. 61; the Sanskrit does not say, and the Hindi keeps the same order without resolving it.

दुष्टस्थानगते भानौ सिंहान्त्यद्वादशांशके । जातश्चेज्जननात्पूर्वं पितृमृत्युं प्रयच्छति

duṣṭasthānagate bhānau siṃhāntyadvādaśāṃśake | jātaścejjananātpūrvaṃ pitṛmṛtyuṃ prayacchati

When the Sun stands in an evil house ⟨duṣṭa-sthāna⟩ and in the dvādaśāṃśa of Siṃha (Leo) or of the last sign ⟨Mīna⟩, and ⟨a child⟩ is born ⟨under it⟩, it gives the death of the father before that birth.

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  • About this edition: jātaśvet in the e-text is jātaś cet. duṣṭasthāna = the 6th, 8th and 12th; antya = the last rāśi, Mīna (Pisces).

मार्तण्डे गुलिकस्फुटादपहृते राशित्रिकोणे शनौ रोगं तज्जनकस्य देवसचिवे मृत्युस्तदंशोपगे । आदित्ये यमकण्टकस्फुटयुते तद्राशिकोणे गुरौ रोगं तद्भवनांशकेऽमरगुरौ तातस्य नाशं वदेत्

mārtaṇḍe gulikasphuṭādapahṛte rāśitrikoṇe śanau rogaṃ tajjanakasya devasacive mṛtyustadaṃśopage | āditye yamakaṇṭakasphuṭayute tadrāśikoṇe gurau rogaṃ tadbhavanāṃśake'maragurau tātasya nāśaṃ vadet

When the Sun is subtracted from Gulika's sphuṭa ⟨longitude⟩ and Saturn stands in a trikoṇa of the ⟨resulting⟩ rāśi, ⟨there is⟩ illness of his father; when the minister of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩ enters its aṃśa, death. When the Sun is joined with the sphuṭa of Yamakaṇṭaka and Jupiter is in a trikoṇa of that rāśi, illness ⟨again⟩; ⟨and⟩ when the guru of the immortals ⟨Jupiter⟩ is in the navāṃśa of that bhāva, one should declare the destruction of the father.

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  • About this edition: The e-text reads rāgaṃ ('passion') twice; the parallel with mṛtyu / nāśa requires rogaṃ, 'illness', and it is so rendered — flagged, not silently emended. devasaciva ('minister of the gods') and amaraguru ('preceptor of the immortals') are both Jupiter. Gulika and Yamakaṇṭaka are upagrahas ('sub-planets'). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रोगं तज्जनकस्य देवसचिवे मृत्युस्तदंशोपगे । आदित्ये यमकण्टकस्फुटयुते तद्राशिकोणे गुरौ रोगं तद्भवनांशकेऽमरगुरौ; this sentence names rāgaṃ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

केन्द्रे चरेऽर्के चन्द्रे वा पितरौ न दहेत्सुतः । केन्द्रे द्विदेहगौ तौ चेन्मृत्युदाहौ द्विकालगौ

kendre care'rke candre vā pitarau na dahetsutaḥ | kendre dvidehagau tau cenmṛtyudāhau dvikālagau

When the Sun or the Moon is in a movable ⟨cara⟩ sign in a kendra, the son does not cremate ⟨his⟩ parents. If those two stand in two-bodied ⟨dual⟩ signs in kendras, the deaths and the cremations fall at two ⟨separate⟩ times.

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  • About this edition: dvideha is the two-bodied (dual) sign, rendered as elsewhere in this corpus.

अदृश्ययातौ पितृमातृनाथौ पित्रोर्मुखादर्शनदौ भवेताम् । पुत्राधिपोऽदृश्यगृहोपगश्चेत्पुत्राननादर्शनदोऽन्त्यकाले

adṛśyayātau pitṛmātṛnāthau pitrormukhādarśanadau bhavetām | putrādhipo'dṛśyagṛhopagaścetputrānanādarśanado'ntyakāle

If the lords of the father's and the mother's bhāvas have gone into invisible ⟨houses⟩, the two of them cause ⟨the native⟩ not to see the faces of ⟨his⟩ parents. And if the lord of the son's bhāva ⟨the 5th⟩ occupies an invisible house, he causes ⟨him⟩ not to see the face of ⟨his⟩ son at the last hour.

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  • About this edition: adṛśya = the six bhāvas below the horizon (the 1st to the 6th). The e-text's 'putrādhipo'ḍṛśuagṛhopagascet' is a garbling of putrādhipo 'dṛśyagṛhopagaś cet, recovered from the adṛśya of the first half. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुत्राधिपोऽदृश्यगृहोपगश्चेत्पुत्राननादर्शनदोऽन्त्यकाले; this sentence names 'putrādhipo'ḍṛśuagṛhopagascet', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दुःस्थे बुद्धिस्थानपेऽदृश्यगे वा जातो मन्दप्रायबुद्धिं समेति । केन्द्रे कोणे सौम्यवागीशयुक्ते वीर्योपेते बुद्धिमानिङ्गितज्ञः

duḥsthe buddhisthānape'dṛśyage vā jāto mandaprāyabuddhiṃ sameti | kendre koṇe saumyavāgīśayukte vīryopete buddhimāniṅgitajñaḥ

When the lord of the place of intellect ⟨the 5th⟩ is ill-placed ⟨in a duḥsthāna⟩ or gone into an invisible house, the native comes to have all but dull intelligence. ⟨When that lord is⟩ in a kendra or a trikoṇa, joined with Mercury ⟨saumya⟩ and Jupiter ⟨vāgīśa⟩ and endowed with strength, ⟨he is⟩ intelligent and a reader of ⟨others'⟩ gestures.

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  • About this edition: saumya is taken as Mercury, paired with vāgīśa (Jupiter) — both kārakas of intellect; it can equally mean 'a benefic', and the Hindi keeps that reading open.

त्रिकालज्ञो भवेज्जीवे स्वांशे मृद्वंशसंयुते । गोपुराद्यंशके वाऽपि शुभांशे शुभवीक्षिते

trikālajño bhavejjīve svāṃśe mṛdvaṃśasaṃyute | gopurādyaṃśake vā'pi śubhāṃśe śubhavīkṣite

One becomes a knower of the three times ⟨past, present and future⟩ when Jupiter is in its own aṃśa joined with a mṛdu ⟨'mild'⟩ aṃśa, or else in the gopura and the ⟨higher⟩ aṃśas beginning with it, ⟨or⟩ in an auspicious aṃśa and aspected by benefics.

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  • About this edition: gopura is the tenth rung of the vaiśeṣikāṃśa dignities (this text uses the same list at 13.53, pārāvatādau), so 'gopura and upward'. mṛdu is most likely the auspicious ṣaṣṭyāṃśa of that name — the text names ṣaṣṭyāṃśas at 13.55 and 13.69 — but the compound says only 'mṛdu aṃśa' and is rendered so.

हृद्रोगी पञ्चमे पापे सपापे च रसातले । क्रूरषष्ट्यंशसंयुक्ते शुभदृग्योगवर्जिते

hṛdrogī pañcame pāpe sapāpe ca rasātale | krūraṣaṣṭyaṃśasaṃyukte śubhadṛgyogavarjite

⟨The native is⟩ a sufferer from heart disease when a malefic is in the 5th and the rasātala ⟨the 4th⟩ too holds a malefic, ⟨that place⟩ being joined with a cruel ṣaṣṭyāṃśa and bereft of the aspect and the conjunction of benefics.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's sapape and ṣaṣtyaṃśa are sapāpe and ṣaṣṭyaṃśa. rasātala = the 4th house (glossary). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सपापे च रसातले । क्रूरषष्ट्यंशसंयुक्ते; this sentence names ṣaṣtyaṃśa, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अन्नदानपरो नित्यं पञ्चमेशे शुभांशके । शुभखेचरसंयुक्ते भूमिजे केन्द्रमाश्रिते

annadānaparo nityaṃ pañcameśe śubhāṃśake | śubhakhecarasaṃyukte bhūmije kendramāśrite

⟨He is⟩ ever devoted to the giving of food when the lord of the 5th is in an auspicious aṃśa and joined with benefic grahas, and Mars ⟨bhūmija⟩ occupies a kendra.

रोगारिव्यसनक्षतानि वसुधापुत्रारितश्चिन्तयेदुक्तं रोगकरं तदेव रिपुगे जीवे जितारिभवेत् । षण्ढोऽरीशबुधौ विधुन्तुदयुतौ लग्नेशसम्बन्धिनौ लिङ्गस्यामयकृद् व्रणेन रुधिरः षष्ठे सलग्नाधिपः

rogārivyasanakṣatāni vasudhāputrāritaścintayeduktaṃ rogakaraṃ tadeva ripuge jīve jitāribhavet | ṣaṇḍho'rīśabudhau vidhuntudayutau lagneśasambandhinau liṅgasyāmayakṛd vraṇena rudhiraḥ ṣaṣṭhe salagnādhipaḥ

Disease, enemies, vice and wounds are to be considered from Mars ⟨the son of the earth⟩ and from the 6th. That same ⟨house⟩ is called the maker of disease; ⟨yet⟩ with Jupiter in the 6th one becomes a conqueror of enemies. ⟨He is⟩ impotent ⟨ṣaṇḍha⟩ when the lord of the 6th and Mercury, joined with Rāhu ⟨vidhuntuda⟩, stand in relation to the lord of the lagna. Mars ⟨rudhira, the red one⟩ in the 6th together with the lord of the lagna makes disease of the genitals by way of a sore.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's dhaṇḍho is ṣaṇḍho (cf. ṣaṇḍhatva in the next verse) and sambadhinau is sambandhinau. rudhira ('the blood-red') is Mars; vidhuntuda is Rāhu. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads षण्ढोऽरीशबुधौ विधुन्तुदयुतौ लग्नेशसम्बन्धिनौ; this sentence names dhaṇḍho, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पत्नी षण्ढत्वमेति क्षतभवनगते कामपे सासुरेज्ये भौमे मन्देन दृष्टे रिपुभवनगते शत्रुभार्यामुपैति । सौम्यैर्दृष्टे युते वा न भयमरिजनाच्छत्रुभे जन्मलग्नात् पापैः शत्रुक्षतादिव्रणभयविपुलं जायते लाञ्छनं वा

patnī ṣaṇḍhatvameti kṣatabhavanagate kāmape sāsurejye bhaume mandena dṛṣṭe ripubhavanagate śatrubhāryāmupaiti | saumyairdṛṣṭe yute vā na bhayamarijanācchatrubhe janmalagnāt pāpaiḥ śatrukṣatādivraṇabhayavipulaṃ jāyate lāñchanaṃ vā

The wife comes to impotence ⟨ṣaṇḍhatva⟩ when the lord of the 7th ⟨kāma⟩, together with Venus ⟨asurejya⟩, has gone to the house of wounds ⟨the 6th⟩. When Mars stands in the house of enemies ⟨the 6th⟩ aspected by Saturn, he goes in to the wife of an enemy. If the 6th from the natal lagna is aspected by or joined with benefics, there is no fear from enemy folk; ⟨but⟩ with malefics ⟨there is⟩ abundant fear of enemies, injuries and such wounds, or else a scar ⟨on the body⟩ arises.

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  • About this edition: asurejya ('worshipped by the asuras') is Venus; kṣatabhavana and ripubhavana are both the 6th. śatrubhāryam upaiti is left at its plain force — he approaches an enemy's wife. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads षण्ढत्वमेति क्षतभवनगते कामपे सासुरेज्ये भौमे मन्देन दृष्टे रिपुभवनगते शत्रुभार्यामुपैति; this sentence names śatrubhāryam, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

षष्ठे भास्वति लग्ननायकरिपौ नीचारिगे दुर्बले जातस्तत्पितृवर्गशत्रुसहितो लग्नेशमित्रग्रहे । इष्टस्थानगते निजोच्चसुहृदां वर्गोपयाते सति ज्ञातीनां बहुलं वदन्ति मुनयः शत्रुव्रणाभावभाक्

ṣaṣṭhe bhāsvati lagnanāyakaripau nīcārige durbale jātastatpitṛvargaśatrusahito lagneśamitragrahe | iṣṭasthānagate nijoccasuhṛdāṃ vargopayāte sati jñātīnāṃ bahulaṃ vadanti munayaḥ śatruvraṇābhāvabhāk

When the Sun is in the 6th, an enemy of the lord of the lagna, in debilitation or an enemy's sign and weak, the native is born with enemies in his father's circle. But when a graha friendly to the lord of the lagna occupies a favourable place and has gone into the varga of its own exaltation or of its friends, the sages declare an abundance of kinsmen ⟨jñāti⟩, and ⟨the native⟩ has his share of the absence of enemies and of wounds.

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  • About this edition: PARTIAL: the e-text's 'jātastanpitṛvargaśasahito' is corrupt. tat-pitṛ-varga- ('his father's circle') is legible, the governing word is not; the clause is rendered on the contrast with jñātīnāṃ bahulam in the last quarter and is marked as supplied. Not a guess to be cited. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads षष्ठे भास्वति लग्ननायकरिपौ नीचारिगे दुर्बले जातस्तत्पितृवर्गशत्रुसहितो लग्नेशमित्रग्रहे; this sentence names 'jātastanpitṛvargaśasahito', the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शत्रुस्थानगतोऽरिनीचगृहगो वक्रं गतो वाऽस्तगो। अनेकारातिजनो बहुक्षततनुः षष्ठाधिपो वा तथा । षष्ठस्थानगतेषु भास्करमुखव्योमाटनेषु क्रमात् तत्तत्कारकखेटवर्गरिपुणा सम्पीडितः सन्ततम्

śatrusthānagato'rinīcagṛhago vakraṃ gato vā'stago| anekārātijano bahukṣatatanuḥ ṣaṣṭhādhipo vā tathā | ṣaṣṭhasthānagateṣu bhāskaramukhavyomāṭaneṣu kramāt tattatkārakakheṭavargaripuṇā sampīḍitaḥ santatam

⟨The lord of the lagna⟩ gone to the house of enemies ⟨the 6th⟩, or standing in an enemy's or in its debilitation sign, or gone retrograde ⟨vakra⟩, or set ⟨combust⟩ — ⟨then the native has⟩ many enemies and a body of many wounds; and so likewise the lord of the 6th. When the sky-goers ⟨grahas⟩ headed by the Sun occupy the 6th house, then in each case ⟨the native⟩ is continually oppressed by an enemy of the class of the graha that signifies ⟨that thing⟩.

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  • About this edition: Subject of the first quarter is unnamed and supplied as the lord of the lagna, on the 'or likewise the lord of the 6th' that follows. The e-text's bahukṣatataduḥ is read bahukṣatatanuḥ, and bhātkaramukhadhyomātaneṣu as bhāskaramukha-vyoma[cāri]ṣu — both flagged. vakra here is retrogression, not Mars. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शत्रुस्थानगतोऽरिनीचगृहगो वक्रं गतो वाऽस्तगो।- अनेकारातिजनो बहुक्षततनुः षष्ठाधिपो वा तथा । षष्ठस्थानगतेषु भास्करमुखव्योमाटनेषु क्रमात् तत्तत्कारकखेटवर्गरिपुणा सम्पीडितः; this sentence names bhātkaramukhadhyomātaneṣu and bahukṣatataduḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापव्योमचरास्त्रयोऽरिपतितत्प्राप्तेक्षका दुर्बला गोवित्तक्षयमामयं रिपुभयं कुर्वन्ति जन्मादितः । ते सर्वे बलशालिनो यदि शुभा गोवित्तमश्वादिकं राजान्नं सकलोपदंशसहितं रोगारिनाशं वदेत्

pāpavyomacarāstrayo'ripatitatprāptekṣakā durbalā govittakṣayamāmayaṃ ripubhayaṃ kurvanti janmāditaḥ | te sarve balaśālino yadi śubhā govittamaśvādikaṃ rājānnaṃ sakalopadaṃśasahitaṃ rogārināśaṃ vadet

The three malefic sky-goers — the lord of the 6th, the one that has reached it, and the one that aspects it — being weak, cause loss of cattle and wealth, illness and fear of enemies from birth onwards. If all of those are strong and benefic, one should declare cattle and wealth, horses and the like, royal food together with every relish ⟨upadaṃśa⟩, and the destruction of disease and of enemies.

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  • About this edition: upadaṃśa is the relish eaten with a meal, not a disease name here.

तेषामम्बरचारिणामतिशुभौ केन्द्रत्रिकोणायगौ द्वावेतौ बलशालिनौ यदि लघुव्याध्यादिनाशं नृणाम् । एकोऽपि प्रबलो यदि व्रणरिपुक्लेशादि किञ्चित् फलं यत्तत्कारकवर्गमूलमखिलं मोदं प्रमादं तु वा

teṣāmambaracāriṇāmatiśubhau kendratrikoṇāyagau dvāvetau balaśālinau yadi laghuvyādhyādināśaṃ nṛṇām | eko'pi prabalo yadi vraṇaripukleśādi kiñcit phalaṃ yattatkārakavargamūlamakhilaṃ modaṃ pramādaṃ tu vā

Of those sky-goers, if the two most auspicious ones, placed in a kendra, a trikoṇa or the 11th ⟨āya⟩, are strong, ⟨there follows⟩ for men the removal of the slight illnesses and the rest. If even one of them is strong, the fruit of wounds, enemies, distress and the like is but little. Whatever ⟨comes⟩, joy or else mishap ⟨pramāda⟩, its whole root is the class ⟨varga⟩ of the significator in each case.

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  • About this edition: PARTIAL: the closing words 'bhodaṃ pramādaṃ tu vā' are corrupt in the e-text and are NOT rendered — bhodaṃ is no word (bodhyaṃ, 'is to be understood', would fit) and pramādaṃ does not construe. Everything before them is intact. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मोदं; this sentence names 'bhodaṃ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापे लग्नगते सपत्नपयुते देहव्रणं देहिनां पुत्रस्थे पितृपुत्रयोः सुखगते मातुः कलत्रे स्त्रियाः । धर्मस्थे सति मातुलस्य सहजे तस्यानुजस्य व्रणं लाभस्थे तु तदग्रजस्य निधने जातो गुदार्तो भवेत्

pāpe lagnagate sapatnapayute dehavraṇaṃ dehināṃ putrasthe pitṛputrayoḥ sukhagate mātuḥ kalatre striyāḥ | dharmasthe sati mātulasya sahaje tasyānujasya vraṇaṃ lābhasthe tu tadagrajasya nidhane jāto gudārto bhavet

When a malefic is in the lagna joined with the lord of the 6th ⟨sapatna-pa⟩, ⟨there is⟩ a wound on the body of the embodied one; in the 5th ⟨putra⟩, wounds of the father and the son; in the 4th ⟨sukha⟩, of the mother; in the 7th ⟨kalatra⟩, of the wife; standing in the 9th ⟨dharma⟩, of the maternal uncle; in the 3rd ⟨sahaja⟩, of his younger brother; in the 11th ⟨lābha⟩, of his elder brother; and in the 8th ⟨nidhana⟩ the native becomes afflicted in the anus.

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  • About this edition: The house-order of the enumeration is the verse's own — 1, 5, 4, 7, 9, 3, 11, 8 — and is kept. sniyāḥ in the e-text is striyāḥ. The 5th gives both father and son here, as at 13.1 where this chapter reads the father from the 5th. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्त्रियाः; this sentence names sniyāḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भानुर्मूर्ध्नि शशी मुखेऽवनिसुतः कण्ठे तु नाभेरधश्चन्द्रः सूरिरनामयं प्रकुरुते नेत्राभयं भार्गवः । मन्दो वातमहिश्च केतुरुदरव्याधिं बुधक्षेत्रगो लग्नेशः शशिजेन वीक्षितयुतो गुह्यव्रणं यच्छति

bhānurmūrdhni śaśī mukhe'vanisutaḥ kaṇṭhe tu nābheradhaścandraḥ sūriranāmayaṃ prakurute netrābhayaṃ bhārgavaḥ | mando vātamahiśca keturudaravyādhiṃ budhakṣetrago lagneśaḥ śaśijena vīkṣitayuto guhyavraṇaṃ yacchati

The Sun ⟨gives a wound⟩ on the head, the Moon ⟨śaśī⟩ on the face, Mars ⟨the son of the earth⟩ on the throat, and the Moon ⟨candra⟩ below the navel; Jupiter ⟨sūri⟩ produces freedom from disease, Venus ⟨bhārgava⟩ safety of the eyes; Saturn ⟨manda⟩ ⟨produces⟩ wind-disorder, and Rāhu ⟨ahi, the serpent⟩ and Ketu disease of the belly. The lord of the lagna standing in a sign of Mercury, aspected by or joined with Mercury ⟨śaśija⟩, gives a wound on the private parts.

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  • About this edition: The Moon is named twice in the list (śaśī at the face, candraḥ below the navel) — reported, not corrected: the śārdūlavikrīḍita scans exactly as printed at both places, so the doubling is in the text this e-text descends from, not a metrical slip. mūdhri is mūrdhni; vātamhiśca is vātam ahiś ca. anāmayaṃ and netrābhayaṃ are read positively (health, safety of the eyes) — both benefics, against the malefics on either side. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भानुर्मूर्ध्नि शशी मुखेऽवनिसुतः कण्ठे तु नाभेरध- श्चन्द्रः सूरिरनामयं प्रकुरुते नेत्राभयं भार्गवः । मन्दो वातमहिश्च केतुरुदरव्याधिं; this sentence names vātamhiśca and mūdhri, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नादियद्राशिगते फणीशे शुक्रेक्षिते तत्तनुचिह्नमेति । मन्दाहियुक्ते रिपुराशिनाथे तुरङ्गपश्वादिभयं वदन्ति

lagnādiyadrāśigate phaṇīśe śukrekṣite tattanucihnameti | mandāhiyukte ripurāśināthe turaṅgapaśvādibhayaṃ vadanti

When Rāhu ⟨phaṇīśa, the lord of serpents⟩ has gone to whichever rāśi from the lagna, and is aspected by Venus, ⟨the native⟩ gets on his body the mark of that ⟨sign's limb⟩. When the lord of the enemy-sign ⟨the 6th⟩ is joined with Saturn ⟨manda⟩ and Rāhu ⟨ahi⟩, they declare danger from horses, cattle and the like.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's lagnāiyadrāśigate is lagnād yad-rāśi-gate. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्नादियद्राशिगते; this sentence names lagnāiyadrāśigate, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापग्रहेण संदृष्टे बलहीनेऽरिनायके । पापान्तरगते वाऽपि शत्रुपीडा भविष्यति

pāpagraheṇa saṃdṛṣṭe balahīne'rināyake | pāpāntaragate vā'pi śatrupīḍā bhaviṣyati

When the lord of the 6th ⟨ari-nāyaka⟩ is aspected by a malefic graha, is bereft of strength, or else stands between malefics, there will be affliction from enemies.

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  • About this edition: vdedbudhaḥ in the e-text is vaded budhaḥ. mūḍha is combustion. pāpāntaragata is the malefic-scissors position (pāpa-kartari).

शत्रुस्थानाधिपे दुःस्थे नीचमूढारिराशिगे । लग्नेशे बलसंयुक्ते शत्रुनाशं वदेद्बुधः

śatrusthānādhipe duḥsthe nīcamūḍhārirāśige | lagneśe balasaṃyukte śatrunāśaṃ vadedbudhaḥ

When the lord of the place of enemies is ill-placed, in a sign of debilitation, of combustion ⟨mūḍha⟩ or of an enemy, and the lord of the lagna is endowed with strength, the wise one should declare the destruction of enemies.

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  • About this edition: This is the second of the two anuṣṭubh ślokas our record 80 held. Sastri numbers it ८१ and heads its English 'Sloka 81.'
  • Another reading: व्देद्बुधः → वदेद्बुधः. Our source printed व्देद्, which is not a Sanskrit form; the note on the old record had already guessed the repair. The plate settles it: वदेद् बुधः, 'the wise man should declare'.

षष्ठेशे गोपुरांशादौ दिवाकरनिरीक्षिते । लग्नेशे बलसम्पूर्णे ज्ञातीनामुपकारकृत् ।

ṣaṣṭheśe gopurāṃśādau divākaranirīkṣite | lagneśe balasampūrṇe jñātīnāmupakārakṛt |

When the lord of the 6th is in the gopura and the ⟨higher⟩ aṃśas beginning with it, and is aspected by the Sun ⟨divākara⟩, and the lord of the lagna is full of strength, ⟨the native⟩ becomes a doer of good to his kinsmen ⟨jñāti⟩.

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  • About this edition: The edition prints this unit with no verse number. Its id is the preceding printed number plus a letter, and is this corpus's, not the edition's — it cannot be cited from the page.
  • About this edition: Unnumbered in the edition; the id 80a is this corpus's, not citable from the page. gopurādi as at 13.68.
  • About this edition: THE CLAIM THAT THIS VERSE 'CANNOT BE CITED FROM THE PAGE' WAS TRUE OF ONE WITNESS ONLY. Sastri prints ॥ ८२ ॥ on it (printed 844) and heads its English 'Sloka 82.' The verse is citable as 13.82. A dark blob sits to its left on that leaf and the djvu OCR read it as a footnote marker '#'; it is absent from the page's 1-bit JBIG2 text mask, so it is a paper blemish and no footnote attaches to this verse.

Adhyāya 14 · अथ सप्तमाष्टमनवमभावफलाध्यायः

यात्रापुत्रकलत्रसौख्यमखिलं सञ्चिन्तयेत्सप्तमादुक्तं पुत्रसुखासुखागमफलं सर्वं च यत्तद्वदेत् । जारः कामगते सिते मदनपे साहिध्वजे वा तथा कामे जीवयुगीक्षिते शुभगृहे जातो न जारो भवेत्

yātrāputrakalatrasaukhyamakhilaṃ sañcintayetsaptamāduktaṃ putrasukhāsukhāgamaphalaṃ sarvaṃ ca yattadvadet | jāraḥ kāmagate site madanape sāhidhvaje vā tathā kāme jīvayugīkṣite śubhagṛhe jāto na jāro bhavet

From the seventh ⟨house⟩ one should consider journeys, children, and the whole happiness of the wife; and whatever fruit has been declared of the coming of happiness and unhappiness through children — all that one should pronounce. ⟨The native is⟩ an adulterer when Venus or the lord of the 7th (madana-pa) is in the 7th (kāma), or likewise ⟨when that house is⟩ joined with Rāhu (ahi) and Ketu (dhvaja). ⟨But⟩ when the 7th, being a benefic's house, is joined with or aspected by Jupiter, the native born is not an adulterer.

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  • About this edition: e-text corrupt in two places, both mechanical: साहिध्वजे is read स + अहि + ध्वजे (Rāhu and Ketu), तवा for तथा, and जीवय्गीक्षिते for जीवेक्षिते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तथा कामे जीवयुगीक्षिते; this sentence names जीवय्गीक्षिते and तवा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: A half-verse: the surviving tail of the chapter's opening statement of scope. यात्रा is read here as journeys/marches, the standard secondary signification of the 7th.

दुःस्थे कामपतौ तु पापगृहगे पापेक्षिते तद्युते तज्जायाभवनस्य मध्यमफलं सर्वं शुभं चान्यथा । कामस्थानपतौ सितेन सहिते पापर्क्षगे कामधीः सौम्यर्क्षे शुभखेटवीक्षितयुते जातः सितच्छत्रवान्

duḥsthe kāmapatau tu pāpagṛhage pāpekṣite tadyute tajjāyābhavanasya madhyamaphalaṃ sarvaṃ śubhaṃ cānyathā | kāmasthānapatau sitena sahite pāparkṣage kāmadhīḥ saumyarkṣe śubhakheṭavīkṣitayute jātaḥ sitacchatravān

But when the lord of the 7th (kāma) is ill-placed, posited in a malefic's house, aspected by malefics or joined with them, the fruit of that house of the wife is middling; otherwise it is wholly auspicious. When the lord of the 7th place is joined with Venus and posited in a malefic's sign, ⟨the native is⟩ lustful of mind; when in a benefic's sign, aspected by or joined with benefic grahas, the native born is possessed of a white umbrella.

वित्तास्तारिपभार्गवास्तनुगताः पापान्विताः कामुकः पापव्योमचरान्वितौ तनुरिपुस्थानाधिपौ चेत्तथा । कामस्थे रिपुवित्तलग्नपयुते पापे परस्त्रीरतः पापारातिकलत्रपा नवमगाः कामातुरो जायते

vittāstāripabhārgavāstanugatāḥ pāpānvitāḥ kāmukaḥ pāpavyomacarānvitau tanuripusthānādhipau cettathā | kāmasthe ripuvittalagnapayute pāpe parastrīrataḥ pāpārātikalatrapā navamagāḥ kāmāturo jāyate

If the lords of the 2nd (vitta), the 7th (asta) and the 6th (ripu), and Venus, are posited in the 1st (tanu) joined with malefics — lustful. Likewise if the lords of the 1st and the 6th are joined with malefic grahas. When a malefic is in the 7th (kāma) joined with the lords of the 6th, the 2nd and the lagna — he is devoted to other men's wives. When a malefic, the lord of the 6th and the lord of the 7th are in the 9th, he is born tormented by lust.

जारः कर्मधनास्तपा दशमगाः पुत्रादिकारग्रहा दुःस्था धीगुरुकामपाः सुतगृहे पापेक्षितेऽनात्मजः जीवज्ञौ यदिवा निशाकरसितौ कामे बहुस्त्रीरतः शुक्रे मन्मथराशिगे बलवति स्त्रीणां बहूनां पतिः

jāraḥ karmadhanāstapā daśamagāḥ putrādikāragrahā duḥsthā dhīgurukāmapāḥ sutagṛhe pāpekṣite'nātmajaḥ jīvajñau yadivā niśākarasitau kāme bahustrīrataḥ śukre manmatharāśige balavati strīṇāṃ bahūnāṃ patiḥ

⟨He is⟩ an adulterer ⟨when⟩ the lords of the 10th (karma), the 2nd (dhana) and the 7th (asta) are in the 10th. When the kāraka grahas of children and the rest are ill-placed, and the lords of the 5th (dhī), Jupiter, and the lord of the 7th are in the house of children ⟨the 5th⟩ aspected by malefics — he is without a son of his own. If Jupiter and Mercury, or else the Moon and Venus, are in the 7th — he is devoted to many women. When Venus, strong, is in the sign of Manmatha ⟨the 7th⟩ — he is the husband of many women.

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  • About this edition: मन्मथराशि: Manmatha (Kāma) is this text's own name for the 7th; the pāda uses काम for the same house two lines earlier, so the sign meant is the 7th sign from the lagna.

शुक्रारौ मदगौ कलत्ररहितो धर्मात्मजस्थौ तथा शत्रुस्थानगतौ निशाकरसितौ यद्येकपुत्रो भवेत् । लग्नास्तव्ययगेषु पापखचरेष्विन्दौ सुते दुर्बले वन्ध्यास्त्रीपतिरेव जातमनुजो जायाविहीनोऽथवा

śukrārau madagau kalatrarahito dharmātmajasthau tathā śatrusthānagatau niśākarasitau yadyekaputro bhavet | lagnāstavyayageṣu pāpakhacareṣvindau sute durbale vandhyāstrīpatireva jātamanujo jāyāvihīno'thavā

Venus and Mars in the 7th (mada) — ⟨he is⟩ bereft of a wife; and likewise when they are in the 9th (dharma) and the 5th (ātmaja). If the Moon and Venus are gone to the 6th (the enemy's place), he has one son. When malefic grahas are in the lagna, the 7th (asta) and the 12th (vyaya), and the Moon in the 5th (suta) is weak, the man born is simply the husband of a barren woman, or else devoid of a wife altogether.

बन्ध्यापतिः सितरवी मदनोदयस्थौ चन्द्रोदये समगृहे ललनाकृतिः स्यात् । पुंराशिगे पुरुषभावयुतं कलत्रं स्त्रीपुंग्रहेक्षितयुते सति मिश्ररूपम्

bandhyāpatiḥ sitaravī madanodayasthau candrodaye samagṛhe lalanākṛtiḥ syāt | puṃrāśige puruṣabhāvayutaṃ kalatraṃ strīpuṃgrahekṣitayute sati miśrarūpam

Venus and the Sun posited in the 7th (madana) and the lagna (udaya) — ⟨he is⟩ the husband of a barren woman. When the Moon is in the lagna in an even sign, ⟨the native⟩ would have a woman's form. ⟨The Moon⟩ in an odd (male) sign — the wife is endowed with a masculine nature; and when aspected by or joined with both female and male grahas, ⟨the form is⟩ mixed.

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  • About this edition: e-text लल्लनाकृतिः for ललनाकृतिः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चन्द्रोदये समगृहे ललनाकृतिः; this sentence names लल्लनाकृतिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भौमांशे वा भौमराशौ विलग्नात् कामस्थाने जन्मभे वा वधूनाम् । जाया दासी नीचमूढग्रहांशे दुष्टा वा स्याद्यौवने भर्तृहीना

bhaumāṃśe vā bhaumarāśau vilagnāt kāmasthāne janmabhe vā vadhūnām | jāyā dāsī nīcamūḍhagrahāṃśe duṣṭā vā syādyauvane bhartṛhīnā

In an aṃśa of Mars, or in a sign of Mars, in the 7th place from the lagna, or in the birth-star ⟨sign⟩ of the brides — the wife is a servant-woman. In the aṃśa of a debilitated or combust graha she would be wicked, or in her youth deprived of her husband.

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  • About this edition: e-text यैवने for यौवने. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्याद्यौवने; this sentence names यैवने, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुभांशराशौ यदि सद्गुणाढ्या शुभेक्षिते चारुतरं कलत्रम् । चन्द्रांशके दुर्बलचन्द्रराशौ जाता पतिघ्नी सबले तु साध्वी

śubhāṃśarāśau yadi sadguṇāḍhyā śubhekṣite cārutaraṃ kalatram | candrāṃśake durbalacandrarāśau jātā patighnī sabale tu sādhvī

If ⟨it falls⟩ in a benefic's aṃśa or sign, ⟨the wife is⟩ rich in good qualities; when aspected by benefics, the wife is exceedingly lovely. Born in the aṃśa of the Moon, or in the sign of a weak Moon, she is a slayer of her husband; but when ⟨the Moon is⟩ strong, she is virtuous.

अर्कांशे कुलटा निजोच्चगृहगे साध्वी शुभालोकिते लग्ने शीतकरेऽथवा मदनभे नीचारिमूढान्विते । पापव्यालविहङ्गपाशनिगलद्रेक्काणभागान्विते सन्ध्यंशे विगतव्रता च विधवा जातस्य जाया भवेत्

arkāṃśe kulaṭā nijoccagṛhage sādhvī śubhālokite lagne śītakare'thavā madanabhe nīcārimūḍhānvite | pāpavyālavihaṅgapāśanigaladrekkāṇabhāgānvite sandhyaṃśe vigatavratā ca vidhavā jātasya jāyā bhavet

In an aṃśa of the Sun — a wanton woman; in his own exaltation house — virtuous, when aspected by benefics. When the Moon is in the lagna, or else in the sign of the 7th (madana), joined with a debilitated, inimical or combust ⟨graha⟩; when it is in the drekkāṇa or degree of the malefic Serpent, Bird, Noose or Fetter; or in a junction-aṃśa (sandhi) — then the native's wife is one whose vows are gone, and a widow.

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  • About this edition: e-text विगतब्रता for विगतव्रता. व्याल/विहङ्ग/पाश/निगल are the four named malefic drekkāṇas (serpent, bird, noose, fetter). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अर्कांशे कुलटा निजोच्चगृहगे साध्वी शुभालोकिते लग्ने शीतकरेऽथवा मदनभे नीचारिमूढान्विते । पापव्यालविहङ्गपाशनिगलद्रेक्काणभागान्विते सन्ध्यंशे विगतव्रता; this sentence names विगतब्रता, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कामस्थे तनुपे शुभग्रहयुते सद्वंशजामिच्छति क्रूरर्क्षे मदगे विलग्नरमणे दुर्वंशजाताङ्गनाम् । वर्णं रूपगुणाकृतिं च सकलं यत्तद्गृहोक्तं वदेत् दुर्व्यापारकरग्रहाकृतिनरप्रीतिं प्रयात्यङ्गना

kāmasthe tanupe śubhagrahayute sadvaṃśajāmicchati krūrarkṣe madage vilagnaramaṇe durvaṃśajātāṅganām | varṇaṃ rūpaguṇākṛtiṃ ca sakalaṃ yattadgṛhoktaṃ vadet durvyāpārakaragrahākṛtinaraprītiṃ prayātyaṅganā

When the lord of the lagna (tanu-pa) is in the 7th (kāma) joined with benefic grahas, he desires a woman born of a good family; when the lord of the lagna is in the 7th (mada) in a malefic's sign, ⟨he desires⟩ a woman born of a bad family. Complexion, form, qualities and figure — the whole of it should be declared as it has been stated for that house. The woman comes to love a man having the form of the graha that brings about evil dealings (durvyāpāra-kara).

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  • About this edition: The last pāda is corrupt in the e-text: दुङ्यार्पारकरग्रह… is read as द्यून + …ग्रह, i.e. the graha owning the 7th; the intervening syllables are not recoverable and the rendering of that clause is therefore partial. Also दुर्वश… for दुर्वंश…, यतद्गृहोक्तं for यत्तद्गृहोक्तं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दुर्वंशजाताङ्गनाम् । वर्णं रूपगुणाकृतिं च सकलं यत्तद्गृहोक्तं वदेत् दुर्व्यापारकरग्रहाकृतिनरप्रीतिं; this sentence names दुङ्यार्पारकरग्रह and यतद्गृहोक्तं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापाप्रकाशसंयुक्ते कलत्रे दुष्टचारिणी । रवौ बन्ध्या तु शीतांशौ क्षीणे तु व्यभिचारिणी

pāpāprakāśasaṃyukte kalatre duṣṭacāriṇī | ravau bandhyā tu śītāṃśau kṣīṇe tu vyabhicāriṇī

When the 7th (kalatra) is joined with malefic and lightless (aprakāśa) ⟨grahas⟩, ⟨the wife is⟩ of wicked conduct. With the Sun ⟨there she is⟩ barren; but with the waned Moon, adulterous.

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  • About this edition: अप्रकाश graha is this passage's heading term for the shadowy upagrahas named in vv. 13–14 (Dhūma, Indracāpa/Kārmuka, Pariveṣa, Upaketu, Kāla); vv. 11–15 run through the occupants of the 7th in order.

कुजे तु म्रियते मन्दे दुर्भगाराहुसंयुते । परदारोऽरतिः स्वीयां निषेकाभावकोऽसुतः

kuje tu mriyate mande durbhagārāhusaṃyute | paradāro'ratiḥ svīyāṃ niṣekābhāvako'sutaḥ

But with Mars she dies; with Saturn she is ill-fortuned; when ⟨the 7th is⟩ joined with Rāhu, ⟨he goes to⟩ another man's wife, has no delight in his own, and — impregnation failing — is sonless.

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  • About this edition: e-text भ्रियते for म्रियते (dies) — the same slip recurs as भ्रयते in v. 13. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads म्रियते; this sentence names भ्रियते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धूमे विवाहहीनः स्यान्म्रियते कार्मुके सति । परिवेषे तु दुःशीला केतौ बन्ध्या सती भवेत्

dhūme vivāhahīnaḥ syānmriyate kārmuke sati | pariveṣe tu duḥśīlā ketau bandhyā satī bhavet

With Dhūma he would be without marriage; with Kārmuka ⟨Indracāpa⟩ present, she dies; with Pariveṣa she is of bad character; with Ketu ⟨Upaketu⟩ she is barren, though chaste.

काले विदारः पापे तु गर्भस्रावेण संयुता । सुशीला स्त्री प्रसूता च पूर्यमाणे सुधाकरे

kāle vidāraḥ pāpe tu garbhasrāveṇa saṃyutā | suśīlā strī prasūtā ca pūryamāṇe sudhākare

With Kāla ⟨he is⟩ wifeless; but with a malefic she is afflicted with miscarriage. When the nectar-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩ is waxing, the woman is of good character and bears children.

बुधे सुपुत्रा वागीशे गुणयुक्ता सुपुत्रिणी । शुक्रे सौभाग्यसंयुक्ता श्रीमती च बलान्विते

budhe suputrā vāgīśe guṇayuktā suputriṇī | śukre saubhāgyasaṃyuktā śrīmatī ca balānvite

With Mercury she has good sons; with the lord of speech ⟨Jupiter⟩ she is endowed with virtues and has good children; with Venus she is possessed of marital good fortune, and wealthy when ⟨he is⟩ endowed with strength.

स्त्रीपुत्रपे बलिनिशोभनखेटदृष्टे षष्ठाधिपेन सहिते सति वीक्षिते वा । जारेण पुत्रजनिलाभमुपैति जाया तस्या धवो वहुकलत्रयुतोऽप्यपुत्रः

strīputrape baliniśobhanakheṭadṛṣṭe ṣaṣṭhādhipena sahite sati vīkṣite vā | jāreṇa putrajanilābhamupaiti jāyā tasyā dhavo vahukalatrayuto'pyaputraḥ

When the lords of the 7th (strī) and the 5th (putra), strong and aspected by fine grahas, are joined with the lord of the 6th or aspected by him, the wife obtains the gain of a son by a paramour; her husband, though possessed of many wives, is sonless.

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  • About this edition: e-text पुत्रनिलाभम् for पुत्रलाभम्; वहु for बहु. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads पुत्रजनिलाभमुपैति for पुत्रनिलाभमुपैति (metre ruling of 2026-09-21): पुत्रजनिलाभम्, 'the gain of a son's birth', not the guess पुत्रलाभम्, which is a syllable short. वहु for बहु stays as it stands.]

नीचे गुरौ मदनगे सति नष्टदारो मीने कलत्रभवने रविजे तथैव । मन्दारराशिनवभागगते सुरेज्ये जारो भवेदिनसुतारसमन्विते वा

nīce gurau madanage sati naṣṭadāro mīne kalatrabhavane ravije tathaiva | mandārarāśinavabhāgagate surejye jāro bhavedinasutārasamanvite vā

When Jupiter, debilitated, is in the 7th (madana), the wife is destroyed; the same when Saturn ⟨is there⟩, the 7th house being Pisces. When Jupiter (Sura-ijya) is gone to a sign or navāṃśa of Saturn or Mars, or is joined with Saturn (the Sun's son) and Mars, he becomes an adulterer.

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  • About this edition: मन्दार is read manda + āra (Saturn and Mars); e-text नष्ट्दारो for नष्टदारो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नष्टदारो; this sentence names नष्ट्दारो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
14.18a reading here is contested

सप्तमे वाऽष्टमे पापे व्ययस्थे धरणीसुते। अदृश्ये यदि तन्नाथे कलत्रान्तरभाग्भवेत्॥१८॥

saptame vā'ṣṭame pāpe vyayasthe dharaṇīsute| adṛśye yadi tannāthe kalatrāntarabhāgbhavet||18||

When a malefic is in the seventh or the eighth and Mars stands in the twelfth, then if the lord of that ⟨wife-⟩house is unseen, the man comes to have a second wife.

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  • About this edition: RECOVERED FROM A PRINTING WE ALREADY HELD AND HAD NEVER SEARCHED. Chaukhambhā 1979 (Kāśī) — hunt-2026-09-08/jataka-parijata/chaukhambha-1979_djvu.txt, which prints it immediately before सुवंशजातं प्रथमं कलत्रं ॥१९॥ — a verse we DO hold — and whose commentary says in so many words that the two are one topic treated श्लोकद्वयेन, "by two verses". We had the second and not the first.
  • Another reading: WHY IT WAS MISSING: this text is ingested from a sanskritdocuments e-text, and the verse is simply not in it. Seven other printings sit beside that e-text on disk with OCR; none had been searched for the missing verses until now.
  • Where the Sanskrit is open: ⚠ The privative अ is restored on metrical and grammatical grounds, not read. The OCR prints दृश्ये, which leaves pāda c at seven syllables where anuṣṭubh needs eight; the commentary glosses the word अदृश्ये = अदृश्यचक्राद्गते ऽस्तङ्गते वा (‘gone out of the visible arc, or combust’). अदृश्ये gives exactly eight. Note also that the commentary reads तज्जाये as स्त्रीभावेशे, the LORD of the wife-house, which the bare तज्जाये does not literally say; the English follows the commentary's sense and says so here rather than silently. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तन्नाथे; this sentence names तज्जाये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सुवंशजातं प्रथमं कलत्रं लग्नेश्वरो दारपसंयुतश्चेत् । दिनेशकान्त्याभिहतस्तदानीं स्वरूपहीनां सुतरां वदन्ति

suvaṃśajātaṃ prathamaṃ kalatraṃ lagneśvaro dārapasaṃyutaścet | dineśakāntyābhihatastadānīṃ svarūpahīnāṃ sutarāṃ vadanti

If the lord of the lagna is joined with the lord of the 7th, the first wife is born of a good family. If ⟨that lord is⟩ then struck by the splendour of the lord of day ⟨the Sun, i.e. combust⟩, they declare her exceedingly devoid of good form.

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  • About this edition: e-text तदानी for तदानीम्.

वित्ते पापबहुत्वे च कलत्रेशे तथास्थिते । शत्रुस्थानगते केतौ कलत्रत्रयभाग्भवेत्

vitte pāpabahutve ca kalatreśe tathāsthite | śatrusthānagate ketau kalatratrayabhāgbhavet

When there is a multitude of malefics in the 2nd (vitta) and the lord of the 7th is likewise placed ⟨there⟩, and Ketu is gone to the place of enemies ⟨the 6th⟩, he comes to have a share of three wives.

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  • About this edition: अशत्रुस्वानगते is read a-śatru + sva-sthāna-gate; स्वान is taken as a slip for स्थान. The clause is the least secure in the verse and the reading is flagged rather than assumed. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शत्रुस्थानगते; this sentence names अशत्रुस्वानगते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

केन्द्रत्रिकोणे दारेशे स्वोच्चमित्रस्ववर्गगे । कर्माधिपेन वा दृष्टे बहुस्त्रीसहितो भवेत्

kendratrikoṇe dāreśe svoccamitrasvavargage | karmādhipena vā dṛṣṭe bahustrīsahito bhavet

When the lord of the 7th (dāra) is in a kendra or trikoṇa, gone to its own exaltation, a friend's ⟨sign⟩ or its own varga, or is aspected by the lord of the 10th, he comes to be accompanied by many women.

कलत्राधिपतौ केन्द्रे शुभग्रहनिरीक्षिते । शुभांशे शुभराशौ वा पत्नी व्रतपरायणा

kalatrādhipatau kendre śubhagrahanirīkṣite | śubhāṃśe śubharāśau vā patnī vrataparāyaṇā

When the lord of the 7th (kalatra) is in a kendra, aspected by benefic grahas, or in a benefic's aṃśa or a benefic's sign, the wife is wholly devoted to religious vows.

दाराधिपे सोमसुते सपापे नीचारिवर्गे रिपुनाशभावे । पापान्तरे पापदृशा समेते जाया पतिघ्नी कुलनाशिनी स्यात्

dārādhipe somasute sapāpe nīcārivarge ripunāśabhāve | pāpāntare pāpadṛśā samete jāyā patighnī kulanāśinī syāt

When the lord of the 7th, ⟨being⟩ Mercury (the Moon's son), is with a malefic, in the varga of a debilitation or of an enemy, in the house of the enemy ⟨6th⟩ or of destruction ⟨8th⟩, standing between malefics and met by a malefic's aspect — the wife would be a slayer of her husband and a destroyer of the family.

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  • About this edition: दाराधिपे सोमसुते is read as an appositional locative (the 7th lord being Mercury); it can also be construed as the 7th lord joined with Mercury, and the Hindi keeps that construction open. पापान्तरे is the pāpa-kartari position, hemmed between malefics.

शुभांशे शुभसंदृष्टे नाथे जाया सुवंशजा । पापारूढे पापवर्गे तस्य जाया कुवंशजा

śubhāṃśe śubhasaṃdṛṣṭe nāthe jāyā suvaṃśajā | pāpārūḍhe pāpavarge tasya jāyā kuvaṃśajā

When the lord ⟨of the 7th⟩ is in a benefic's aṃśa and well aspected by benefics, the wife is born of a good family. When he is mounted on a malefic ⟨sign⟩ and in a malefic's varga, his wife is born of a bad family.

कामस्थाने सखेटे सितयुतखचरैर्दारसंख्यां वदन्ति स्वोच्चस्थव्योमवासो न भवति गणने शुक्रयुक्तग्रहैर्वा । जायाधीशे सितर्क्षे सति धनभवने शुक्रसंयुक्तसंख्या शुक्रानङ्गेशयुक्तद्युचरनववधूवल्लभो जायते वा

kāmasthāne sakheṭe sitayutakhacarairdārasaṃkhyāṃ vadanti svoccasthavyomavāso na bhavati gaṇane śukrayuktagrahairvā | jāyādhīśe sitarkṣe sati dhanabhavane śukrasaṃyuktasaṃkhyā śukrānaṅgeśayuktadyucaranavavadhūvallabho jāyate vā

When the 7th place (kāma) has a graha in it, they declare the number of wives from the sky-goers ⟨grahas⟩ joined with Venus; a sky-dweller ⟨graha⟩ standing in its own exaltation does not enter the reckoning; or else ⟨the count is taken⟩ from the grahas joined with Venus. When the lord of the wife ⟨the 7th⟩ is in a sign of Venus, or in the house of wealth ⟨the 2nd⟩, the number is the number joined with Venus; or he is born the beloved of as many fresh brides as there are grahas joined with Venus and with the lord of the 7th (anaṅga-īśa).

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  • About this edition: PARTIAL. The first hemistich is badly corrupt in this e-text: दरसंस्व्यां is read दारसंख्यां (the number of wives) on the strength of शुक्रसंयुक्तसंख्या in the fourth pāda, but स्वोच्चस्वङ्षोमवासो is not recoverable — only स्वोच्च and स्व- are legible, and the gap is left open with ⟨…⟩ rather than filled. Do not treat that clause as translated. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सितयुतखचरैर्दारसंख्यां - वदन्ति स्वोच्चस्थव्योमवासो; this sentence names स्वोच्चस्वङ्षोमवासो and दरसंस्व्यां, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-09-23: The dash before वदन्ति is removed: no printing sets it (five read by eye), and it came from the ITRANS source's hyphen code. Counted with वदन्ति, the first pāda is an exact 21-syllable sragdharā.]

दारेशेन कुटुम्बपेन सहिता यावद्ग्रहा दुर्बलास्तत्संख्याककलत्रनाशनकरा दुःस्थाननाथा यदि । यावन्तो बलशालिनः शुभकरास्तत्तुल्यजायासुखं कुर्वन्त्येकवियच्चरो बलयुतो यद्येकदारो भवेत्

dāreśena kuṭumbapena sahitā yāvadgrahā durbalāstatsaṃkhyākakalatranāśanakarā duḥsthānanāthā yadi | yāvanto balaśālinaḥ śubhakarāstattulyajāyāsukhaṃ kurvantyekaviyaccaro balayuto yadyekadāro bhavet

However many weak grahas are joined with the lord of the 7th (dāreśa) and the lord of the 2nd (kuṭumba-pa) — if they are lords of evil places, they cause the destruction of that many wives. However many are possessed of strength and do good, they make happiness of wives equal to their number. If one sky-goer ⟨alone⟩, endowed with strength, ⟨is so joined⟩, then he has one wife.

लग्नानङ्गपतिस्फुटैक्यगृहगे जीवे विवाहं वदेच्चन्द्राधिष्ठिततारकावधुपयोरैक्यांशके वा तथा ॥ जीवे मित्रनवांशके बलयुते यद्येकदारान्वितः स्वांशे द्वित्रिकलत्रवान् बहुवधूनाथः स्वतुङ्गांशके

lagnānaṅgapatisphuṭaikyagṛhage jīve vivāhaṃ vadeccandrādhiṣṭhitatārakāvadhupayoraikyāṃśake vā tathā || jīve mitranavāṃśake balayute yadyekadārānvitaḥ svāṃśe dvitrikalatravān bahuvadhūnāthaḥ svatuṅgāṃśake

One should declare marriage when Jupiter is in the house ⟨obtained⟩ from the sum of the sphuṭas of the lagna and the lord of the 7th (anaṅga-pati), or likewise in the aṃśa of the sum of the star occupied by the Moon and of the lord of the bride ⟨the 7th lord⟩. If Jupiter is in a friend's navāṃśa and endowed with strength, he is possessed of one wife; in his own aṃśa, he has two or three wives; in the aṃśa of his own exaltation, he is the lord of many brides.

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  • About this edition: स्फुटैव्यगृहगे is read स्फुटैक्यगृहगे — the parallel ऐक्यांशके in the very next pāda carries the same construction. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्नानङ्गपतिस्फुटैक्यगृहगे जीवे विवाहं वदे- च्चन्द्राधिष्ठिततारकावधुपयोरैक्यांशके वा तथा ॥ जीवे मित्रनवांशके बलयुते यद्येकदारान्वितः स्वांशे द्वित्रिकलत्रवान् बहुवधूनाथः; this sentence names स्फुटैव्यगृहगे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कलत्रनाथस्थितभांशकेशयोः सितक्षपानायकयोर्बलीयसः । दशागमे द्यूनपयुक्तभांशकत्रिकोणगे देवगुरौ करग्रहः

kalatranāthasthitabhāṃśakeśayoḥ sitakṣapānāyakayorbalīyasaḥ | daśāgame dyūnapayuktabhāṃśakatrikoṇage devagurau karagrahaḥ

At the arrival of the daśā of the strongest among the lords of the sign and the aṃśa occupied by the lord of the 7th, and Venus and the lord of night ⟨the Moon⟩ — the lord of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩ being in a trikoṇa to the sign or aṃśa joined with the lord of the 7th (dyūna-pa) — the taking of the hand ⟨marriage⟩ ⟨takes place⟩.

शुक्रोपेतकलत्रराशिपदशाभुक्तिर्विवाहप्रदा लग्नाद्वित्तपतिस्थराशिपदशाभुक्तौ च पाणिग्रहः । कर्मायुर्भवनाधिनायकदशाभुक्तौ विवाहः क्रमात् कामेशेन युतः कलत्रगृहगस्तत्पाकभुक्तौ तु वा

śukropetakalatrarāśipadaśābhuktirvivāhapradā lagnādvittapatistharāśipadaśābhuktau ca pāṇigrahaḥ | karmāyurbhavanādhināyakadaśābhuktau vivāhaḥ kramāt kāmeśena yutaḥ kalatragṛhagastatpākabhuktau tu vā

The daśā-bhukti of the lord of the sign of the wife ⟨the 7th⟩ joined with Venus is a giver of marriage; and in the daśā-bhukti of the lord of the sign occupied by the lord of the 2nd from the lagna, the taking of the hand ⟨occurs⟩. In the daśā-bhukti of the lords of the house of karma ⟨the 10th⟩ and of the house of āyus ⟨the 8th⟩, marriage ⟨comes⟩ in order; or else in the ripening and bhukti of that ⟨graha⟩ which, joined with the lord of the 7th (kāmeśa), is posited in the house of the wife.

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  • About this edition: e-text दशामुक्तो / तत्पाकमुक्तौ for दशाभुक्तौ / तत्पाकभुक्तौ — the same verse spells भुक्तौ correctly twice in its middle pādas. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुक्रोपेतकलत्रराशिपदशाभुक्तिर्विवाहप्रदा लग्नाद्वित्तपतिस्थराशिपदशाभुक्तौ च पाणिग्रहः । कर्मायुर्भवनाधिनायकदशाभुक्तौ विवाहः क्रमात् कामेशेन युतः कलत्रगृहगस्तत्पाकभुक्तौ; this sentence names तत्पाकमुक्तौ and दशामुक्तो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सौम्यव्योमचरः स्थितः शुभगृहे चादौ ददाति श्रियं पापर्क्षे शुभखेचरो यदि दशामध्ये विवाहादिकम् । क्रूरः पापगृहोपगो यदि फलं पाकावसाने तथा सौम्यर्क्षे यदि सर्वकालफलदः सौम्यान्वितः शोभनः

saumyavyomacaraḥ sthitaḥ śubhagṛhe cādau dadāti śriyaṃ pāparkṣe śubhakhecaro yadi daśāmadhye vivāhādikam | krūraḥ pāpagṛhopago yadi phalaṃ pākāvasāne tathā saumyarkṣe yadi sarvakālaphaladaḥ saumyānvitaḥ śobhanaḥ

A benefic sky-goer posited in a benefic's house gives prosperity at the outset; if a benefic sky-goer is in a malefic's sign, ⟨it gives⟩ marriage and the rest in the middle of the daśā. If a malefic is gone to a malefic's house, then ⟨it gives⟩ its fruit at the close of the ripening; and if in a benefic's sign, it is a giver of fruit at all times — joined with benefics it is auspicious.

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  • About this edition: e-text सौम्यवुओमचरः for सौम्यव्योमचरः; सौम्य्र्क्षे for सौम्यर्क्षे. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौम्यव्योमचरः स्थितः शुभगृहे चादौ ददाति श्रियं पापर्क्षे शुभखेचरो यदि दशामध्ये विवाहादिकम् । क्रूरः पापगृहोपगो यदि फलं पाकावसाने तथा सौम्यर्क्षे; this sentence names सौम्यवुओमचरः and सौम्य्र्क्षे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नेश्वरस्थितनवांशपतिः स्वराशौ चन्द्रे पुरन्दरगुरौ च कलत्रलाभम् । कामेशशुक्रगृहगेऽमरमन्त्रिणीन्दौ केन्द्रेऽथवा गुरुयुते सति गोचरेण

lagneśvarasthitanavāṃśapatiḥ svarāśau candre purandaragurau ca kalatralābham | kāmeśaśukragṛhage'maramantriṇīndau kendre'thavā guruyute sati gocareṇa

When the lord of the navāṃśa occupied by the lord of the lagna stands in its own rāśi, and the Moon and Jupiter, the preceptor of Purandara, ⟨come to it⟩, ⟨there is⟩ gain of a wife. ⟨So too⟩ when Jupiter, the counsellor of the immortals, goes to the house of the lord of the 7th or to the house of Venus, or when the Moon in a kendra is joined by Jupiter — ⟨all this⟩ by transit.

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  • About this edition: The verse has no finite verb; kalatralābham governs both halves, and gocareṇa at the end applies to the whole. The e-text prints सुक्र for शुक्र and मन्त्रिणिन्दौ for मन्त्रिणि इन्दौ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कामेशशुक्रगृहगेऽमरमन्त्रिणीन्दौ; this sentence names मन्त्रिणिन्दौ and सुक्र, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यत्संख्याकमजादि कामभवनं तद्वत्सरे वा नृणां साष्टाब्दे कृतमौञ्जिकर्मपरतः कल्याणकालो भवेत् । लग्नादस्तविलग्ननायकयुतक्षेत्रांशके सम्भवा या सा भर्तृमनःप्रसादकरणी भर्ता तथैव स्त्रियाः

yatsaṃkhyākamajādi kāmabhavanaṃ tadvatsare vā nṛṇāṃ sāṣṭābde kṛtamauñjikarmaparataḥ kalyāṇakālo bhavet | lagnādastavilagnanāyakayutakṣetrāṃśake sambhavā yā sā bhartṛmanaḥprasādakaraṇī bhartā tathaiva striyāḥ

Whatever number the 7th house holds counting from Aries — in that year, or with eight ⟨years⟩ added, for men, reckoned onward from the performance of the mauñjī rite ⟨the sacred-thread ceremony⟩ — comes the auspicious time ⟨kalyāṇa, of marriage⟩. She who is born in the rāśi and aṃśa occupied by the lord of the 7th from the lagna is one who makes the mind of her husband glad; and the husband of a woman is ⟨found⟩ in just the same way.

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  • About this edition: Two readings are doubtful in this e-text and are rendered as printed, not repaired: कृतभौञ्जिकर्मपरतः (the rite named is not certain) and कन्यानकाल (most likely for कन्यानयनकाल, the time of bringing home a bride). साष्टाब्दे is taken as ⟨the number⟩ with eight years added. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यत्संख्याकमजादि कामभवनं तद्वत्सरे वा नृणां साष्टाब्दे कृतमौञ्जिकर्मपरतः कल्याणकालो भवेत् । लग्नादस्तविलग्ननायकयुतक्षेत्रांशके सम्भवा या सा भर्तृमनःप्रसादकरणी; this sentence names कृतभौञ्जिकर्मपरतः and कन्यानकाल, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कामान्वितेक्षकवियच्चरराशिजाता चन्द्रादतीव सुभगा च पतिप्रिया स्यात् । स्त्रीजातके च पतिरिष्टकरो वधूनां दिग्देशजा भृगुसुतादबलाधिपस्य

kāmānvitekṣakaviyaccararāśijātā candrādatīva subhagā ca patipriyā syāt | strījātake ca patiriṣṭakaro vadhūnāṃ digdeśajā bhṛgusutādabalādhipasya

A girl born in the rāśi of the graha that joins or aspects the 7th ⟨reckoned⟩ from the Moon is exceedingly fortunate and dear to her husband. In a woman's nativity too ⟨such⟩ a husband does what the brides desire. ⟨She is⟩ born in the direction and country of the lord of women ⟨the lord of the 7th⟩ reckoned from Venus.

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  • About this edition: The compound member विय‌णर in pāda a is corrupt beyond recovery in this e-text; the clause is rendered only so far as कामान्वितेक्षक (joining or aspecting the 7th) and राशिजाता support, and nothing has been supplied for it. अबलाधिपय in pāda d stands for अबलाधिपात्. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads कामान्वितेक्षकवियच्चरराशिजाता and भृगुसुतादबलाधिपस्य (metre ruling of 2026-09-21): वियच्चर, 'sky-goer', is no longer lost, and the genitive, not अबलाधिपात्, is what the English and Hindi render since 2026-10-02.]

धनावसानस्मरयानरन्ध्रगो धरासुतो जन्मनि यस्य दारहा । तथैव कन्याजनजन्मलग्नतो यदि क्षमासूनुरनिष्टदः पतेः

dhanāvasānasmarayānarandhrago dharāsuto janmani yasya dārahā | tathaiva kanyājanajanmalagnato yadi kṣamāsūnuraniṣṭadaḥ pateḥ

Mars, standing at birth in the 2nd (dhana), the 12th (avasāna), the 7th (smara), the 4th (yāna) or the 8th (randhra), is a slayer of the wife of him in whose nativity ⟨he so stands⟩. Likewise, if Mars ⟨stands in those same houses⟩ reckoned from the birth-lagna of a woman, he is a giver of ill to the husband.

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  • About this edition: यान is taken as the 4th house (the house of conveyances); the resulting set 2–12–7–4–8 is the standard Mars affliction. The e-text prints तथिव for तथैव. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads तथैव कन्याजनजन्मलग्नतो; this sentence names तथिव, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-23 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्रूरव्योमचरः स्त्रीणामष्टमस्थो विलग्नतः । नीचारिपापवर्गेषु यदि मृत्युकरः पतेः

krūravyomacaraḥ strīṇāmaṣṭamastho vilagnataḥ | nīcāripāpavargeṣu yadi mṛtyukaraḥ pateḥ

A malefic graha standing in the 8th from the lagna in the ⟨nativity⟩ of women, if it be in the vargas of debilitation, of an enemy or of malefics, causes the death of the husband.

द्यूनकुटुम्बगतौ यदि पापौ दारवियोगजदुःखकरौ तौ । तादृशयोगजदारयुतश्चेज्जीवति पुत्रधनादियुतश्च

dyūnakuṭumbagatau yadi pāpau dāraviyogajaduḥkhakarau tau | tādṛśayogajadārayutaścejjīvati putradhanādiyutaśca

If two malefics are gone to the 7th (dyūna) and the 2nd (kuṭumba), they are makers of the sorrow born of separation from the wife. But if ⟨the native⟩ is joined to a wife born with the like yoga of rāśis, he lives, and is possessed of sons, wealth and the rest.

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  • About this edition: दुस्व in pāda b stands for दुःख; ताद्राश for तादृश. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दारवियोगजदुःखकरौ तौ । तादृशयोगजदारयुतश्चेज्जीवति; this sentence names ताद्राश and दुस्व, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कलत्रराशित्रितयेऽथवा स्यात्तदीशसंयुक्तभराशिकोणे । कलत्रराशिर्यदि पुत्रशाली तदन्यराशिर्यदि पुत्रहीनः

kalatrarāśitritaye'thavā syāttadīśasaṃyuktabharāśikoṇe | kalatrarāśiryadi putraśālī tadanyarāśiryadi putrahīnaḥ

⟨The bride's rāśi⟩ will be in the trine of the rāśi of the wife ⟨the 7th⟩, or in the trine of the rāśi joined with its lord. If it be the rāśi of the wife ⟨itself⟩, ⟨the native⟩ is rich in sons; if another rāśi, he is without sons.

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  • About this edition: The subject of स्यात् is not expressed; it is supplied from vv. 32–33, where the spouse's own birth rāśi is what is being located.

काठिन्योरुकुचा मदे दिनकरे कामाधिपे केन्द्रगे जीवेन्दुज्ञसितान्विते गुरुकुचा शुष्कस्तना भूमिजे । लम्बापीनपयोधरा सगुलिकच्छायासुताहिध्वजे धूमादौ विषमाकृतिस्तनवती दुःस्थेऽथवा कामपे

kāṭhinyorukucā made dinakare kāmādhipe kendrage jīvendujñasitānvite gurukucā śuṣkastanā bhūmije | lambāpīnapayodharā sagulikacchāyāsutāhidhvaje dhūmādau viṣamākṛtistanavatī duḥsthe'thavā kāmape

When the Sun is in the 7th (mada), ⟨the wife has⟩ hard and thick breasts; when the lord of the 7th is in a kendra joined with Jupiter, the Moon, Mercury or Venus, heavy breasts; with Mars, withered breasts. With Gulika, Saturn the son of Chāyā, Rāhu the serpent and Ketu the banner, ⟨she has⟩ long and swollen breasts; with Dhūma and the rest, or when the lord of the 7th is ill-placed, she has breasts of uneven shape.

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  • About this edition: CORRECTED 2026-09-08. अहिग़्ह्वजे carried a NUKTA (ग़, U+0917+U+093C), which Sanskrit does not use; the reading is अहिध्वजे — 'the serpent and the banner', Rāhu and Ketu — and Mishra's Sudhāśālinī-parallel ṭīkā glosses सगुलिकच्छायासुताहिध्वजे = गुलिकेन सहिते छायासुते शनौ, अहिध्वजे राहुकेत्वोर्वा सप्तमे गते. Dhūma is the first of the upagrahas, and आदौ carries the rest of that series.

बन्ध्यासङ्गमिनेऽस्तगे समवधूकेलिं निशानायके भूपुत्रे तु रजस्वलाजनरतिं बन्ध्यावधूमेति वा । वेश्यामिन्दुसुते तु विप्रवनितां जीवे सिते गर्भिणीं नीचस्त्रीरतिमर्कजोरगशिखिप्राप्तेऽथवा पुष्पिणीम्

bandhyāsaṅgamine'stage samavadhūkeliṃ niśānāyake bhūputre tu rajasvalājanaratiṃ bandhyāvadhūmeti vā | veśyāmindusute tu vipravanitāṃ jīve site garbhiṇīṃ nīcastrīratimarkajoragaśikhiprāpte'thavā puṣpiṇīm

When the Sun is in the 7th (asta), union with a barren woman; with the Moon, dalliance with a woman of his own ⟨station⟩; with Mars, pleasure with a menstruating woman, or he goes to a barren wife; with Mercury, a courtesan; with Jupiter, a brāhmaṇa's woman; with Venus, a pregnant woman; and when ⟨the 7th⟩ is reached by Saturn, Rāhu the serpent or Ketu, pleasure with a low woman, or with one in her flowers.

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  • About this edition: मर्कजोरगशिस्विप्राप्ते is corrupt; अर्कज (Saturn) and उरग (Rāhu) are secure, and the third member is read as शिखि (Ketu) on the strength of the series, not of the letters. पुष्पनीम् stands for पुष्पिणीम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads समवधूकेलिं निशानायके भूपुत्रे तु रजस्वलाजनरतिं बन्ध्यावधूमेति वा । वेश्यामिन्दुसुते तु विप्रवनितां जीवे सिते गर्भिणीं नीचस्त्रीरतिमर्कजोरगशिखिप्राप्तेऽथवा पुष्पिणीम्; this sentence names मर्कजोरगशिस्विप्राप्ते and पुष्पनीम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्रीडागारमिने वनं सुखगते चारु स्वगेहं विधौ भूपुत्रे सति कुड्यमिच्छति बुधे जातो विहारस्थलम् । जीवे देवगृहं सिते तु सलिलं मन्देऽथवा पन्नगे केतौ माधवशङ्करप्रियसुतस्थानं वधूसङ्गमे

krīḍāgāramine vanaṃ sukhagate cāru svagehaṃ vidhau bhūputre sati kuḍyamicchati budhe jāto vihārasthalam | jīve devagṛhaṃ site tu salilaṃ mande'thavā pannage ketau mādhavaśaṅkarapriyasutasthānaṃ vadhūsaṅgame

⟨With the Sun in the 7th⟩ a pleasure-house; when ⟨the graha⟩ is in the 4th (sukha), a wood; with the Moon, his own fair house; when Mars is there he desires a wall; with Mercury the native ⟨desires⟩ a place of sport; with Jupiter a temple of the gods; with Venus water; with Saturn, or when Rāhu the serpent is there, and with Ketu, a place of Mādhava ⟨Viṣṇu⟩, of Śaṅkara ⟨Śiva⟩ or of ⟨Śaṅkara's⟩ dear son — ⟨such is⟩ the place of union with a woman.

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  • About this edition: The final quarter, भाधवशक्करप्रियसुतस्थानं, is corrupt and yields no place-name; nothing has been invented for Saturn, Rāhu and Ketu. वनं सुखगते breaks the graha-by-graha series and is rendered as printed. कुङ्यम् stands for कुड्यम्, देवगृं for देवगृहं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्रीडागारमिने वनं सुखगते चारु स्वगेहं विधौ भूपुत्रे सति कुड्यमिच्छति बुधे जातो विहारस्थलम् । जीवे देवगृहं सिते तु सलिलं मन्देऽथवा पन्नगे केतौ माधवशङ्करप्रियसुतस्थानं; this sentence names भाधवशक्करप्रियसुतस्थानं and देवगृं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुक्रांशे मदनस्थितेऽवनिसुते कामाधिपे पञ्चमे जायारिष्टमुपैति सप्तमगते भानौ कलत्रार्थवान् । दुःस्थौ कामकुटुम्बपौ सभृगुजौ दुश्चिक्ययातौ तु वा तत्संख्याककलत्रहा बलयुतौ वित्तास्तपौ दारवान्

śukrāṃśe madanasthite'vanisute kāmādhipe pañcame jāyāriṣṭamupaiti saptamagate bhānau kalatrārthavān | duḥsthau kāmakuṭumbapau sabhṛgujau duścikyayātau tu vā tatsaṃkhyākakalatrahā balayutau vittāstapau dāravān

When Mars stands in the 7th (madana) in the navāṃśa of Venus and the lord of the 7th is in the 5th, ⟨the native⟩ meets with harm to the wife. When the Sun goes to the 7th, he is possessed of wealth through the wife. If the lords of the 7th and the 2nd, together with Venus, are ill-placed, or have gone to the 3rd (duścikya), ⟨he⟩ is a destroyer of that number of wives; but if the lords of the 2nd (vitta) and the 7th (asta) are endowed with strength, he is possessed of wives.

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  • About this edition: तस्मद्ख्याक is read as तत्संख्याक (that number), on the pattern of यसंख्याक in v. 32; the letters themselves are corrupt. कलत्रार्थवाण् and दारवाण् stand for -वान्. कलत्रार्थवान् is rendered at its plain sense (wealth through the wife); the malefic context would also admit कलत्रार्तिवान् (afflicted in respect of the wife), but the e-text reads अर्थ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कलत्रार्थवान् । दुःस्थौ कामकुटुम्बपौ सभृगुजौ दुश्चिक्ययातौ तु वा तत्संख्याककलत्रहा बलयुतौ वित्तास्तपौ दारवान्; this sentence names कलत्रार्थवाण् and तस्मद्ख्याक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जातः समेति भगचुम्बनमस्तनाथे शुक्रेण वीक्षितयुते भृगुमन्दिरे वा । एवं कुटुम्बभवनाधिपतौ तथा स्याद् दारर्क्षगे दशमपे ससिते तथैव

jātaḥ sameti bhagacumbanamastanāthe śukreṇa vīkṣitayute bhṛgumandire vā | evaṃ kuṭumbabhavanādhipatau tathā syād dārarkṣage daśamape sasite tathaiva

The native comes to the kissing of the vulva when the lord of the 7th (asta) is aspected by or joined with Venus, or is in the house of Venus. So it is also when the lord of the 2nd house ⟨is so placed⟩, and just so when the lord of the 10th, together with Venus, is in the rāśi of the wife ⟨the 7th⟩.

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  • About this edition: सन्तनाथे is read as सन्तान-नाथे, the lord of the 5th. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भगचुम्बनमस्तनाथे शुक्रेण वीक्षितयुते भृगुमन्दिरे वा । एवं कुटुम्बभवनाधिपतौ; this sentence names सन्तनाथे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कामेश्वरो देवगुरुः सितो वा समं भगं चारुतरं तरुण्याः । ह्रस्वं भगं सप्तमराशिनाथे शनीन्दुतारासुतमध्ययाते

kāmeśvaro devaguruḥ sito vā samaṃ bhagaṃ cārutaraṃ taruṇyāḥ | hrasvaṃ bhagaṃ saptamarāśināthe śanīndutārāsutamadhyayāte

When the lord of the 7th is Jupiter, the preceptor of the gods, or Venus, the vulva of the young woman is even and very lovely. The vulva is short when the lord of the 7th rāśi has gone into the midst of Saturn, the Moon and Mercury, the son of Tārā.

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  • About this edition: मध्याते is read as मध्यासिते (seated in the midst of). हस्वं stands for ह्रस्वं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कामेश्वरो देवगुरुः सितो वा समं भगं चारुतरं तरुण्याः । ह्रस्वं भगं सप्तमराशिनाथे शनीन्दुतारासुतमध्ययाते; this sentence names मध्याते and हस्वं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दीर्घं समेति भगमस्तपतौ जलर्क्षे तत्कारके जलगृहोपगते तथैव । सार्द्रं भगं मदनगे भृगुवीक्षितेऽब्जे गुह्यं त्वनार्द्रमुपयाति वधूः सपापे

dīrghaṃ sameti bhagamastapatau jalarkṣe tatkārake jalagṛhopagate tathaiva | sārdraṃ bhagaṃ madanage bhṛguvīkṣite'bje guhyaṃ tvanārdramupayāti vadhūḥ sapāpe

The vulva becomes long when the lord of the 7th is in a watery rāśi, and just so when its kāraka ⟨Venus⟩ has gone to a watery house. The vulva is moist when the Moon is in the 7th (madana) aspected by Venus; but the woman's privy part comes to be dry when ⟨the Moon there is⟩ with a malefic.

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  • About this edition: दीर्घ stands for दीर्घं.

लग्नेशस्थनवांशनाथगृहगे जीवे समेति स्त्रियं नीचारातिनवांशके सति मृतस्त्रीको विदारोऽथवा । लग्ने कामपतिस्फुटादपहृते राशित्रिकोणे गुरौ लग्ने सप्तमराशिपस्फुटहृते जीवे मृतिं योषितः

lagneśasthanavāṃśanāthagṛhage jīve sameti striyaṃ nīcārātinavāṃśake sati mṛtastrīko vidāro'thavā | lagne kāmapatisphuṭādapahṛte rāśitrikoṇe gurau lagne saptamarāśipasphuṭahṛte jīve mṛtiṃ yoṣitaḥ

When Jupiter goes to the house of the lord of the navāṃśa in which the lord of the lagna stands, ⟨the native⟩ obtains a wife. If ⟨Jupiter⟩ be in a navāṃśa of debilitation or of an enemy, he is one whose wife dies, or is without a wife. When the sphuṭa of the lord of the 7th is taken from the lagna and Jupiter is in a trine of that rāśi ⟨there is marriage⟩; when the sphuṭa of the lord of the 7th rāśi is taken from the lagna and Jupiter is ⟨in that rāśi itself⟩, ⟨there is⟩ the death of the woman.

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  • About this edition: अपह्वते and स्फुटह्वते are read as अपहृते / स्फुटहृते (subtracted). The two halves of the second line differ only in trine versus the rāśi itself, and the result of the first is supplied from समेति स्त्रियं in pāda a; the e-text gives no verb for it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विदारोऽथवा । लग्ने कामपतिस्फुटादपहृते राशित्रिकोणे गुरौ लग्ने सप्तमराशिपस्फुटहृते; this sentence names स्फुटह्वते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नात्कामपकारकौ शुभकरौ वीर्याधिके सप्तमे पत्या साकमुपैति मृत्युमबला पापैर्युक्तेक्षिते । कामच्छिद्रदशापहारसमये शुक्राष्टवर्गोदिते राशौ भानुसुते कलत्रकरणं जीवे तदंशान्विते

lagnātkāmapakārakau śubhakarau vīryādhike saptame patyā sākamupaiti mṛtyumabalā pāpairyuktekṣite | kāmacchidradaśāpahārasamaye śukrāṣṭavargodite rāśau bhānusute kalatrakaraṇaṃ jīve tadaṃśānvite

⟨When⟩ from the lagna the lord of the 7th and the kāraka ⟨Venus⟩ are makers of good and the 7th is more than ordinarily strong, and ⟨when the 7th is⟩ joined with or aspected by malefics, the woman meets death together with her husband. At the season of the daśā and antardaśā of the lords of the 7th (kāma) and the 8th (chidra), when Saturn ⟨is⟩ in a rāśi marked out (udita) in the aṣṭakavarga of Venus and Jupiter is in the aṃśa of that ⟨rāśi⟩, the taking of a wife ⟨takes place⟩.

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  • About this edition: The first line packs a benefic condition and a malefic condition into one sentence without a connective; both are rendered as they stand rather than resolved. वर्ग्र्दिते is corrupt and is taken as enriched in (bindus of) Venus's aṣṭakavarga; भृत्युम् stands for मृत्युम्, षापैः for पापैः, तदाम्शान्विते for तदंशान्विते. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads मृत्युमबला पापैर्युक्तेक्षिते । कामच्छिद्रदशापहारसमये शुक्राष्टवर्गोदिते राशौ भानुसुते कलत्रकरणं जीवे तदंशान्विते; this sentence names तदाम्शान्विते and वर्ग्र्दिते, 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: Kapileśvara 1953 p.460 (printed ४३४), read by eye at about 3.1x to 5.4x native, sets मृत्युमबला, पापैर्युक्तेक्षिते, शुक्राष्टवर्गोदिते and तदंशान्विते, and sets कलत्रकरणं solid. The plate ruling of 2026-09-23 corrected all five of the e-text's forms (भृत्युम्, षापैः, वर्ग्र्दिते, तदाम्शान्विते, and the divided कलत्र करणं) to that page. The word is वर्गोदिते, with उदित, 'risen, marked out', so the reading 'enriched in (bindus of)', built on the corrupt form, is withdrawn, and the renderings now translate उदित. The ṭīkā on the same page reads कलत्रमरणं = स्त्रीमरणं against the mūla's कलत्रकरणं; that rival is on the ledger. The ruling also counted pāda 2 at eighteen syllables in the press as in our file, one short of the śārdūlavikrīḍita's nineteen, and records the shortfall as the tradition's, not our transcription's; nothing is reconstructed.]

मदनभवननाथे पारिजातादिवर्गे सुरगुरुयुतदृष्टे शोभनस्थानयाते । दधिमधुघृतसूपक्षीरपक्वोपदंशैः सह शुचि रुचिरान्नं चारुकान्तामुपैति

madanabhavananāthe pārijātādivarge suraguruyutadṛṣṭe śobhanasthānayāte | dadhimadhughṛtasūpakṣīrapakvopadaṃśaiḥ saha śuci rucirānnaṃ cārukāntāmupaiti

When the lord of the 7th house is in the Pārijāta and the other ⟨varga dignities⟩, joined with or aspected by Jupiter the preceptor of the gods, and gone to an auspicious place, ⟨the native⟩ obtains pure and delicious food with curds, honey, ghee, pulse-broth, milk-boiled dishes and relishes, and a lovely wife.

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  • About this edition: रुचिरात्नं stands for रुचिरम् अन्नं. Pārijāta is one of the varga-dignity grades (the text itself is named after it). [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads पारिजातादिवर्गे सुरगुरुयुतदृष्टे शोभनस्थानयाते । दधिमधुघृतसूपक्षीरपक्वोपदंशैः सह शुचि रुचिरान्नं; this sentence names रुचिरात्नं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-23 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आयुर्दायमनिष्टहेतुमुदयव्योमायुरीशार्कजैरुक्तं तत्सकलं तथापि निधनप्राप्तिं प्रवक्ष्ये पुनः । अल्पायुर्व्ययगेऽथवा रिपुगते पापान्विते रन्ध्रपे लग्नेशेन युते तु तत्र विबले जातोऽल्पजीवी नरः

āyurdāyamaniṣṭahetumudayavyomāyurīśārkajairuktaṃ tatsakalaṃ tathāpi nidhanaprāptiṃ pravakṣye punaḥ | alpāyurvyayage'thavā ripugate pāpānvite randhrape lagneśena yute tu tatra vibale jāto'lpajīvī naraḥ

The span of life and the cause of ill have been told, all of it, by ⟨means of⟩ the lords of the lagna (udaya), the 10th (vyoma) and the 8th (āyus), and Saturn; nevertheless I shall declare again the attaining of death. Life is short when the lord of the 8th (randhra) is in the 12th, or gone to the 6th, joined with malefics; and when the lord of the lagna is joined with him there and is without strength, the man born is short-lived.

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  • About this edition: चल्पायुः stands for च अल्पायुः. Here begins the 8th house, the subject announced in the chapter heading.

स्वस्थे रन्ध्रपतौ चिरायुरुदयच्छिद्राधिपौ षष्ठगौ रिष्फस्थौ यदि वा समेति मनुजो जातश्चिरायुर्बलम् । व्यापारोदयरन्ध्रराशिपतयः केन्द्रत्रिकोणायगा दीर्घायुर्विबलाः सभानुतनया यद्यल्पमायुर्वदेत्

svasthe randhrapatau cirāyurudayacchidrādhipau ṣaṣṭhagau riṣphasthau yadi vā sameti manujo jātaścirāyurbalam | vyāpārodayarandhrarāśipatayaḥ kendratrikoṇāyagā dīrghāyurvibalāḥ sabhānutanayā yadyalpamāyurvadet

When the lord of the 8th (randhra) is in its own place, long life. Or if the lords of the lagna (udaya) and of the 8th (chidra) are gone to the 6th or stand in the 12th (riṣpha), the man born attains long life and strength. When the lords of the rāśis of the 10th (vyāpāra), the lagna (udaya) and the 8th (randhra) are in a kendra, a trikoṇa or the 11th (āya), long life; if they are without strength, together with Saturn the son of the Sun, one should declare a short life.

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  • About this edition: ज्यापार is the e-text's form of व्यापार; जातश्विरायुः for जातश्चिरायुः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चिरायुरुदयच्छिद्राधिपौ षष्ठगौ रिष्फस्थौ यदि वा समेति मनुजो जातश्चिरायुर्बलम् । व्यापारोदयरन्ध्रराशिपतयः केन्द्रत्रिकोणायगा दीर्घायुर्विबलाः; this sentence names ज्यापार, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कर्मेशरन्ध्रतनुपा बलशालिनश्चेज्जातश्चिरायुरिननन्दनयोगहीनाः । द्वावप्यतीव बलिनौ यदि मध्यमायुरेको बली लघुतरायुरनायुरन्यः

karmeśarandhratanupā balaśālinaścejjātaścirāyurinanandanayogahīnāḥ | dvāvapyatīva balinau yadi madhyamāyureko balī laghutarāyuranāyuranyaḥ

If the lords of the 10th (karma), the 8th (randhra) and the lagna (tanu) are possessed of strength and free from conjunction with Saturn, the son of the Sun, the native is long-lived. If two of them are exceedingly strong, middling life; if one alone is strong, a life shorter ⟨than that⟩; otherwise, no life at all.

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  • About this edition: रिननन्दन is read as इननन्दन (Saturn), the र being carried over from चिरायुः. तधुतरायुः is corrupt; the descending series three–two–one–none fixes the sense as a still shorter life, and no word has been supplied beyond that.

रन्ध्राधिपे पापगृहोपयाते दुःस्थानगे पापयुतेऽल्पमायुः । शुभान्विते शोभनराशियुक्ते शुभेक्षिते रन्ध्रगते चिरायुः

randhrādhipe pāpagṛhopayāte duḥsthānage pāpayute'lpamāyuḥ | śubhānvite śobhanarāśiyukte śubhekṣite randhragate cirāyuḥ

When the lord of the 8th (randhra) has gone to the house of a malefic, stands in an evil place and is joined with malefics, life is short. When he is joined with benefics, is in an auspicious rāśi, is aspected by benefics and is placed in the 8th, life is long.

नाशस्थे तनुपेऽथवा निधनपे पापेन युक्तेक्षिते मूढेऽदृश्यगतेऽथवा रिपुगृहे जातो गतायुर्भवेत् । दीर्घायुर्निजतुङ्गगे शुभयुते केन्द्रत्रिकोणेऽथवा रन्ध्रे रन्ध्रपतौ चिरायुरुदयं यातो विलग्नाधिपे

nāśasthe tanupe'thavā nidhanape pāpena yuktekṣite mūḍhe'dṛśyagate'thavā ripugṛhe jāto gatāyurbhavet | dīrghāyurnijatuṅgage śubhayute kendratrikoṇe'thavā randhre randhrapatau cirāyurudayaṃ yāto vilagnādhipe

When the lord of the lagna, or else the lord of the 8th (nidhana), stands in the 12th (nāśa), joined with or aspected by a malefic, combust, gone to the unseen ⟨half⟩, or in the house of an enemy, the native comes to be one whose life is gone. Long life when ⟨he is⟩ in his own exaltation, joined with benefics, in a kendra or a trikoṇa, or in the 8th; and when the lord of the ascendant has come to the lagna, long life.

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  • About this edition: नाश is taken as the 12th house throughout this chapter, since it stands beside रन्ध्र / निधन (the 8th) in the same verse here and again in vv. 57 and 59. जीर्घायुः stands for दीर्घायुः.

लग्नादन्त्यगृहाधिपे बलवति स्वर्क्षे चिरायुः सुखी लग्नेशो यदि रन्ध्रपश्च बलिनौ केन्द्रस्थितौ चेत्तथा । आधानोदयराशितोऽष्टमगृहान्मेषूरणं जन्मभं शुक्रज्ञामरवन्दितेक्षितयुतं यद्यायुरारोग्यभाक्

lagnādantyagṛhādhipe balavati svarkṣe cirāyuḥ sukhī lagneśo yadi randhrapaśca balinau kendrasthitau cettathā | ādhānodayarāśito'ṣṭamagṛhānmeṣūraṇaṃ janmabhaṃ śukrajñāmaravanditekṣitayutaṃ yadyāyurārogyabhāk

When the lord of the last house (the 12th) from the lagna is strong in its own rāśi, long life and happiness; and likewise if the lord of the lagna and the lord of the 8th are strong and placed in kendras. If the 10th (meṣūraṇa) ⟨counted⟩ from the 8th house of the ādhāna and of the ascendant rāśi, and the natal ⟨Moon's⟩ sign, are aspected by or joined with Venus, Mercury and Jupiter, whom the immortals adore, ⟨the native⟩ is a partaker of ⟨long⟩ life and health.

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  • About this edition: मेषूरण is the Greek-derived name of the 10th house (mesouranēma, the midheaven). अन्त्य is taken as the 12th. The e-text prints राशिऽष्ट्मगृहान् with a stray avagraha; the reading assumed is राशि-अष्टमगृहात्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads आधानोदयराशितोऽष्टमगृहान्मेषूरणं; this sentence names राशिऽष्ट्मगृहान्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रन्ध्रेशे रिपुरन्ध्ररिष्फगृहगे तत्पाकभुक्तौ मृतिं मन्दाक्रान्तगृहेशपाकसमये रन्ध्रेशभुक्तौ तथा । पाके रन्ध्रगृहाधिपस्य तदनुक्रान्तस्य भुक्तौ तु वा खेटानां बलदुर्बलेन सकलं संचिन्त्य यत्तद्वदेत्

randhreśe ripurandhrariṣphagṛhage tatpākabhuktau mṛtiṃ mandākrāntagṛheśapākasamaye randhreśabhuktau tathā | pāke randhragṛhādhipasya tadanukrāntasya bhuktau tu vā kheṭānāṃ baladurbalena sakalaṃ saṃcintya yattadvadet

When the lord of the 8th (randhra) is in the house of the 6th (ripu), the 8th (randhra) or the 12th (riṣpha), death in his own daśā and antardaśā; and likewise in the antardaśā of the lord of the 8th at the season of the daśā of the lord of the house occupied by Saturn; or else in the daśā of the lord of the 8th house and in the antardaśā of the ⟨graha⟩ that follows next after him. Having considered the whole by the strength and weakness of the grahas, one should declare accordingly.

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  • About this edition: पाक is the daśā, भुक्ति / अपहार the antardaśā, throughout vv. 54–60.

लग्नेशे निधनारिरिष्फगृहगे साहौ सकेतौ तु वा होरारन्ध्रपसंयुतग्रहदशा जातस्य मृत्युप्रदा । तत्खेटान्वितराशिनायकदशा नाशप्रदा देहिनां खेटानां प्रथमागतस्य फणिनः पाकापहारे क्रमात्

lagneśe nidhanāririṣphagṛhage sāhau saketau tu vā horārandhrapasaṃyutagrahadaśā jātasya mṛtyupradā | tatkheṭānvitarāśināyakadaśā nāśapradā dehināṃ kheṭānāṃ prathamāgatasya phaṇinaḥ pākāpahāre kramāt

When the lord of the lagna is in the house of the 8th (nidhana), the 6th (ari) or the 12th (riṣpha), together with Rāhu the serpent or with Ketu, the daśā of the graha joined with the lord of the horā ⟨the lagna⟩ and the lord of the 8th gives death to the native. The daśā of the lord of the rāśi occupied by those grahas is a giver of destruction to embodied beings; ⟨and so⟩ in the daśā and antardaśā of the serpent ⟨Rāhu⟩, who comes first among the grahas, in order.

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  • About this edition: होरा is here the lagna, per the glossary's note-which rule. साहौ stands for स अहौ (with Rāhu).

व्यापाररन्ध्रतनुनाथशनैश्चराणां मध्ये विधुन्तुदयुतो विबलग्रहो यः । तत्पाकभुक्तिसमये मरणं नराणां तद्युक्तवीक्षकनभोगदशान्तरे वा

vyāpārarandhratanunāthaśanaiścarāṇāṃ madhye vidhuntudayuto vibalagraho yaḥ | tatpākabhuktisamaye maraṇaṃ narāṇāṃ tadyuktavīkṣakanabhogadaśāntare vā

Among the lords of the 10th (vyāpāra), the 8th (randhra) and the lagna (tanu), and Saturn, whichever graha is joined with Rāhu, the tormentor of the Moon, and is without strength — at the season of his daśā and antardaśā there is the death of men; or in the daśā-antara of a graha joined with him or aspecting him.

नाशे नाशपतौ तु तद्ग्रहदशाभुक्तौ समेत्यामयं लग्ने लग्नपतौ तु लग्नपदशाभुक्तौ शरीरार्तिभाक् । पश्चादामयनाशनं तनुसुखं मोदश्च सञ्जायते रन्ध्रेशे बलसंयुते तनुपतेर्दाये मृतिर्देहिनाम्

nāśe nāśapatau tu tadgrahadaśābhuktau sametyāmayaṃ lagne lagnapatau tu lagnapadaśābhuktau śarīrārtibhāk | paścādāmayanāśanaṃ tanusukhaṃ modaśca sañjāyate randhreśe balasaṃyute tanupaterdāye mṛtirdehinām

When the lord of the 12th (nāśa) is in the 12th, in the daśā and antardaśā of that graha he meets with disease; when the lord of the lagna is in the lagna, in the daśā and antardaśā of the lord of the lagna he is a partaker of bodily pain. Afterwards the destruction of the disease, ease of body and joy arise. When the lord of the 8th (randhra) is endowed with strength, death of embodied beings comes in the daśā of the lord of the lagna.

जातस्य जन्मसमये विबले विलग्ने लग्नेशरन्ध्रपतिपाकमतीव कष्टम् । पश्चादतीव सुखमेति विलग्ननाथे वीर्यान्विते निधनपस्य मृतिं दशायाम्

jātasya janmasamaye vibale vilagne lagneśarandhrapatipākamatīva kaṣṭam | paścādatīva sukhameti vilagnanāthe vīryānvite nidhanapasya mṛtiṃ daśāyām

If at the time of the native's birth the ascendant is without strength, ⟨there is⟩ exceeding distress in the daśās of the lord of the lagna and the lord of the 8th. Afterwards he attains exceeding happiness, when the lord of the ascendant is endowed with vigour; ⟨and⟩ death in the daśā of the lord of the 8th.

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  • About this edition: पाकलतिव stands for पाके अतीव. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लग्नेशरन्ध्रपतिपाकमतीव; this sentence names पाकलतिव, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

देहेशे च विनाशपे बलयुते केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थिते तद्युक्तग्रहपाकभुक्तिसमये रोगापवादः फलम् । रन्ध्रेशस्तनुपश्च खेचरयुतौ केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थितौ रन्ध्रस्थानगतस्य पाकसमये मृत्युं समेति ध्रुवम्

deheśe ca vināśape balayute kendratrikoṇasthite tadyuktagrahapākabhuktisamaye rogāpavādaḥ phalam | randhreśastanupaśca khecarayutau kendratrikoṇasthitau randhrasthānagatasya pākasamaye mṛtyuṃ sameti dhruvam

When the lord of the body ⟨the lagna⟩ and the lord of the 12th (vināśa), endowed with strength, are placed in a kendra or a trikoṇa, at the season of the daśā and antardaśā of the graha joined with them the fruit is the driving off of disease. When the lord of the 8th (randhra) and the lord of the lagna, joined with a graha, are placed in a kendra or a trikoṇa, at the season of the daśā of the ⟨graha⟩ that has gone to the place of the 8th, he certainly meets death.

नो चेदष्टमखेचरौ यदि तनुप्राप्तेन सञ्चिन्तयेन्मन्दे लग्नगतेऽथवाष्टमगते तत्पाकभुक्तौ मृतिः । रन्ध्रेशोदयनायकौ सखचरौ युक्तग्रहो दुर्बलो यस्तस्य द्युचरस्य पाकसमये भुक्तौ च मृत्युं वदेत्

no cedaṣṭamakhecarau yadi tanuprāptena sañcintayenmande lagnagate'thavāṣṭamagate tatpākabhuktau mṛtiḥ | randhreśodayanāyakau sakhacarau yuktagraho durbalo yastasya dyucarasya pākasamaye bhuktau ca mṛtyuṃ vadet

If not so, ⟨but⟩ there are two grahas in the 8th, one should consider by the one that has reached the lagna. When Saturn is in the lagna or gone to the 8th, death in his daśā and antardaśā. The lord of the 8th (randhra) and the lord of the ascendant being together with grahas, whichever joined graha is weak — at the season of that sky-goer's daśā, and in his antardaśā, one should declare death.

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  • About this edition: तनुप्राप्तेन is an instrumental singular against the dual अष्टमखेचरौ; the e-text's grammar does not agree here, and the clause is rendered as printed.

लग्नात्पञ्चमराशिपेन सहितव्योमाटनानां दशासंख्याभानुहृतावशेषगृहगे मृत्युं दिनेशे सति । पुत्रेशो न वियच्चरेण सहितः स्वाब्देन सञ्चिन्तयेल्लग्नेशेन युताब्दमङ्गविहृतं संक्रान्तिपूर्वं दिनम्

lagnātpañcamarāśipena sahitavyomāṭanānāṃ daśāsaṃkhyābhānuhṛtāvaśeṣagṛhage mṛtyuṃ dineśe sati | putreśo na viyaccareṇa sahitaḥ svābdena sañcintayellagneśena yutābdamaṅgavihṛtaṃ saṃkrāntipūrvaṃ dinam

⟨Take⟩ the daśā-figures of the sky-wanderers ⟨grahas⟩ joined with the lord of the fifth rāśi from the lagna, divided by twelve ⟨bhānu⟩; when the Sun (dineśa, the lord of the day) is in the sign of the remainder, ⟨declare⟩ death. If the lord of the fifth is not joined with a sky-goer ⟨graha⟩, one should reckon by its own year; the year joined with the lord of the lagna, divided by six ⟨aṅga⟩, ⟨gives⟩ the day, counted from the saṃkrānti onward.

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  • About this edition: A computational verse, and the most damaged in this unit: the e-text reads दनेशे where the sense requires धनेशे (the second lord, a māraka), and व्योमाटन / ह्वत are metrically loose for व्योमाट(न) and हृत. Number-words rendered at their standard values: भानु = 12, अङ्ग = 6. The bracketed subject of 'stands in the sign of the remainder' is supplied; the mūla leaves it unnamed. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads संख्याभानुहृतावशेषगृहगे मृत्युं दिनेशे सति । पुत्रेशो न वियच्चरेण सहितः स्वाब्देन सञ्चिन्तये- ल्लग्नेशेन युताब्दमङ्गविहृतं; this sentence names दनेशे and ह्वत, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

त्रिकोणे केन्द्रे वा यदि पितृतनुक्षेत्रपतयो दशाभुक्तौ तेषामनुमरणमाहुर्मुनिगणाः । सभौमे मन्दाढ्ये फणियुजि तु वेन्दौ निधनगे त्वपस्मारस्तस्मान्मरणमथवेन्दौ कृशतनौ

trikoṇe kendre vā yadi pitṛtanukṣetrapatayo daśābhuktau teṣāmanumaraṇamāhurmunigaṇāḥ | sabhaume mandāḍhye phaṇiyuji tu vendau nidhanage tvapasmārastasmānmaraṇamathavendau kṛśatanau

If the lords of the sign of the father ⟨the ninth⟩ and of the body ⟨the lagna⟩ stand in a trikoṇa or a kendra, the hosts of sages declare a death that follows ⟨upon another's⟩ in their daśā and bhukti. But when the Moon, joined with Mars, laden with Saturn, or joined with the serpent ⟨Rāhu⟩, is in the eighth ⟨house of death⟩, ⟨there is⟩ epilepsy, and death from it — or ⟨the same⟩ when the Moon is emaciated ⟨waning⟩.

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  • About this edition: वेन्दुअ in the e-text is a broken वेन्दौ (वा + इन्दौ). अनुमरण is 'dying after' someone — the mūla does not say after whom; the English keeps that open rather than resolving it to the father. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वेन्दौ; this sentence names वेन्दुअ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रे वित्तगतेऽथवा निधनगे जातो बहुस्वेदवान् कर्मस्थानगते कुजे बुधयुते दुर्गन्धदेहो भवेत् । पापे रन्ध्रगते तु पापसहिते रोगप्रमादाकरः सौम्यव्योमगृहेऽतिशोभनयुते जातः समोदः सुखी

candre vittagate'thavā nidhanage jāto bahusvedavān karmasthānagate kuje budhayute durgandhadeho bhavet | pāpe randhragate tu pāpasahite rogapramādākaraḥ saumyavyomagṛhe'tiśobhanayute jātaḥ samodaḥ sukhī

When the Moon is in the second ⟨wealth⟩ or in the eighth, the native sweats much. When Mars, joined with Mercury, is in the place of work ⟨the tenth⟩, his body becomes foul-smelling. When a malefic is in the randhra ⟨the eighth⟩ joined with a malefic, ⟨he is⟩ a mine of disease and heedlessness. When a benefic is in the sky-house joined with a most auspicious ⟨graha⟩, the native is cheerful and happy.

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  • About this edition: रोगप्रभादाकरः is corrupt; read as रोग-प्रद-आकरः, 'a mine that yields disease'. व्योमगृह in the fourth pāda is ambiguous — व्योम/ख is the standard number-word usage for the tenth (khamadhya), but the pāda stands immediately after randhra and could be continuing the eighth. Left as 'sky-house' in English and untranslated in Hindi rather than resolved. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बहुस्वेदवान् कर्मस्थानगते कुजे बुधयुते दुर्गन्धदेहो भवेत् । पापे रन्ध्रगते तु पापसहिते रोगप्रमादाकरः; this sentence names रोगप्रभादाकरः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शीर्षोदयेषु चरभादिषु वित्तपस्य लग्नाधिपस्य भुजगस्य दशापहारे । पृष्ठोदये सति तदीयदृगाणपस्य तद्वीक्षितादिसहितस्य मृतिं वदेद्वा

śīrṣodayeṣu carabhādiṣu vittapasya lagnādhipasya bhujagasya daśāpahāre | pṛṣṭhodaye sati tadīyadṛgāṇapasya tadvīkṣitādisahitasya mṛtiṃ vadedvā

In head-rising signs — movable and the rest — in the daśā and antardaśā of the lord of wealth ⟨the second⟩, of the lord of the lagna, or of the serpent ⟨Rāhu⟩; and when it is a back-rising ⟨sign⟩, in ⟨the daśā⟩ of the lord of its drekkāṇa, or of a graha aspected by it or joined with it — one may declare death.

भाग्यप्रभावगुरुधर्मतपःशुभानि संचिन्तयेन्नवमदेवपुरोहिताभ्याम् । भाग्येशदेवसचिवौ शुभवर्गयातौ भाग्ये शुभग्रहयुते समुपैति भाग्यम्

bhāgyaprabhāvagurudharmatapaḥśubhāni saṃcintayennavamadevapurohitābhyām | bhāgyeśadevasacivau śubhavargayātau bhāgye śubhagrahayute samupaiti bhāgyam

Fortune, influence, the preceptor, dharma, austerity and auspicious things are to be considered from the ninth ⟨house⟩ and from the priest of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩, the two together. When the lord of the ninth and the counsellor of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩ have gone to auspicious vargas, and the ninth is joined with a benefic graha, fortune comes ⟨to the native⟩.

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  • About this edition: प्रमाव in the e-text is read as प्रभाव. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भाग्यप्रभावगुरुधर्मतपःशुभानि संचिन्तयेन्नवमदेवपुरोहिताभ्याम्; this sentence names प्रमाव, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापारिनीचरविलुप्तकरा नभोगा भाग्यस्थिता यदि यशोधनधर्महीनाः । पापोऽपि तुङ्गनिजमित्रगृहोपगश्चेद्भाग्ये तु भाग्यफलदः सततं नराणाम्

pāpārinīcaraviluptakarā nabhogā bhāgyasthitā yadi yaśodhanadharmahīnāḥ | pāpo'pi tuṅganijamitragṛhopagaścedbhāgye tu bhāgyaphaladaḥ satataṃ narāṇām

Sky-goers ⟨grahas⟩ that stand in a malefic's ⟨sign⟩, an enemy's ⟨sign⟩ or in debilitation, or whose rays are effaced by the Sun ⟨combust⟩, if placed in the ninth ⟨of fortune⟩, ⟨make the native⟩ devoid of fame, wealth and dharma. But even a malefic, if it goes in the ninth to its exaltation, its own, or a friend's house, constantly gives men the fruit of fortune.

सौम्यस्वामियुतेक्षितं नवमभं भाग्यप्रदं प्राणिनां तद्राशीशसमेतराशिरमणो भाग्यस्य कर्त्ता भवेत् । भाग्येशः परिपाचको भवति तत्पुत्रेश्वरो बोधक स्तुङ्गस्वर्क्षगृहोपगो यदि चिरं भाग्यं प्रकुर्वन्ति ते

saumyasvāmiyutekṣitaṃ navamabhaṃ bhāgyapradaṃ prāṇināṃ tadrāśīśasametarāśiramaṇo bhāgyasya karttā bhavet | bhāgyeśaḥ paripācako bhavati tatputreśvaro bodhaka stuṅgasvarkṣagṛhopago yadi ciraṃ bhāgyaṃ prakurvanti te

The ninth sign joined with or aspected by a benefic and by its own lord gives fortune to living beings; and the lord of the sign in which that ⟨ninth⟩ lord stands becomes the maker of the fortune. The lord of the ninth is the ripener, and the lord of the fifth from it the awakener; if they stand in exaltation or their own house, they long produce fortune.

भाग्यस्थे दशवर्गजोच्चभवनस्वांशस्थिते पञ्चके भाग्यं श्रीविपुलं समेति नृपतिस्तत्स्वामियुक्तेक्षिते । चत्वारो बलशालिनो नवमगा भाग्यं प्रयच्छन्ति ते तुङ्गस्वांशगताः स्वदेशविभवं त्वन्यत्र चान्यांशगाः

bhāgyasthe daśavargajoccabhavanasvāṃśasthite pañcake bhāgyaṃ śrīvipulaṃ sameti nṛpatistatsvāmiyuktekṣite | catvāro balaśālino navamagā bhāgyaṃ prayacchanti te tuṅgasvāṃśagatāḥ svadeśavibhavaṃ tvanyatra cānyāṃśagāḥ

When five ⟨grahas⟩ stand in the ninth in exaltation, in their own house, or in their own aṃśa as produced in the ten vargas, fortune and abundant wealth come; and ⟨he becomes⟩ a king if ⟨the ninth⟩ is joined with or aspected by its lord. When four strong ⟨grahas⟩ go to the ninth, they give fortune: those in exaltation or their own aṃśa ⟨give⟩ prosperity in one's own country, and those in another's aṃśa, elsewhere.

भाग्ये तत्पतिशोभनेक्षितयुते भाग्यं समेति ध्रुवं धर्मे पापयुते भृगौ शशिनि वा जातो गुरुस्त्रीरतः । दृष्टेऽर्केण गुरौ नृपः क्षितिभुवां मन्त्री बुधेनार्थवान् शुक्रेणाश्वपतिः सुखी तु शशिना मन्देन चोष्ट्रादिभाक्

bhāgye tatpatiśobhanekṣitayute bhāgyaṃ sameti dhruvaṃ dharme pāpayute bhṛgau śaśini vā jāto gurustrīrataḥ | dṛṣṭe'rkeṇa gurau nṛpaḥ kṣitibhuvāṃ mantrī budhenārthavān śukreṇāśvapatiḥ sukhī tu śaśinā mandena coṣṭrādibhāk

When the ninth is aspected by or joined with its own lord and with benefics, fortune assuredly comes. When Venus or the Moon stands in the dharma ⟨ninth⟩ joined with a malefic, the native is addicted to his preceptor's wife. When Jupiter ⟨there⟩ is aspected by the Sun, ⟨he is⟩ a king or the minister of rulers of the earth; by Mercury, wealthy; by Venus, a lord of horses; by the Moon, happy; and by Saturn, an owner of camels and the like.

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  • About this edition: CORRECTED 2026-09-08 against Mishra's Prajñāvardhinī, which prints भाग्ये तत्पतिशोभनेक्षितयुते … मन्देन चोष्ट्रादिभाक् ॥६९॥. तत्पतो is not a word (the reading is तत्पति-शोभन-ईक्षित), and चोष्टादिभाख़् carried a NUKTA: the word is उष्ट्रादिभाक्, 'possessed of camels and the like', which the ṭīkā glosses उष्ट्रादिचतुष्पदयुक्तः.
  • Another reading: क्षितिभुवां is read here as a genitive, 'the minister of rulers of the earth'. Both the Kāśī and the Mishra ṭīkās instead take it as the instrumental क्षितिभुवा = भौमेन, Mars, which makes the second half a clean list of six aspecting grahas — Sun, Mars, Mercury, Venus, Moon, Saturn. Both printings nevertheless set the anusvāra, and the metre allows either, so the mūla and the rendering are left as they stand and the commentators' reading is recorded here.

विद्वान् वारणगोतुरङ्गधनवानिन्द्वर्कदृष्टे गुरौ सेनावाहनरत्नवान्नवमगे जीवेकुजार्केक्षिते । विद्यावादविनोदवित्तविपुलः सूर्येन्दुजालोकिते शुक्रादित्यनिरीक्षिते विनयवाग् जीवे तपःस्थानगे

vidvān vāraṇagoturaṅgadhanavānindvarkadṛṣṭe gurau senāvāhanaratnavānnavamage jīvekujārkekṣite | vidyāvādavinodavittavipulaḥ sūryendujālokite śukrādityanirīkṣite vinayavāg jīve tapaḥsthānage

When Jupiter ⟨in the ninth⟩ is aspected by the Moon and the Sun, ⟨the native is⟩ learned and possessed of elephants, cattle, horses and wealth. When Jupiter is in the ninth aspected by Mars and the Sun, he has armies, vehicles and jewels. When aspected by the Sun and the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩, he is abundant in learning, disputation, amusement and wealth. When aspected by Venus and the Sun, his speech is courteous — Jupiter standing in the place of austerity ⟨the ninth⟩.

मन्दादित्यनिरीक्षिते गुणनिधिः प्राज्ञो बहुग्रामवान् जीवे चन्द्रकुजेक्षिते पृथुयशाः सेनासुखश्रीयुतः । तारेशेन्दुजवीक्षिते गृहसुखश्रेष्ठार्थशय्यासनः शुक्रेन्दुप्रविलोकिते वितनयः शूरो धनी कर्मकृत्

mandādityanirīkṣite guṇanidhiḥ prājño bahugrāmavān jīve candrakujekṣite pṛthuyaśāḥ senāsukhaśrīyutaḥ | tāreśendujavīkṣite gṛhasukhaśreṣṭhārthaśayyāsanaḥ śukrendupravilokite vitanayaḥ śūro dhanī karmakṛt

Aspected by Saturn and the Sun, ⟨he is⟩ a treasury of virtues, wise, possessed of many villages. When Jupiter is aspected by the Moon and Mars, ⟨he is⟩ of wide fame, endowed with armies, comfort and prosperity. Aspected by tāreśa ⟨the lord of the asterisms, the Moon⟩ and the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩, ⟨he has⟩ houses, comfort, excellent wealth, beds and seats. Aspected by Venus and the Moon, ⟨he is⟩ sonless, brave, rich, a doer of deeds.

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  • About this edition: तारेश ('lord of the asterisms') is normally the Moon, but the Moon is already named by इन्दु in the same compound and the surrounding pairs each name two different grahas; तारेय / तारासुत (Mercury) — the reading v.75 uses in the same construction — is the likely intended word in an e-text whose own header says it needs proofreading. Left untranslated in the Hindi rather than emended. वितनय is kept at its plain sense, 'without sons'. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads तारेशेन्दुजवीक्षिते for तारेशेन्दुप्रविलोकिते (metre, 2026-09-21): the pair is तारेश, the Moon, and इन्दुज, Mercury, so no second Moon stands, no emendation of तारेश is wanted, and the English and Hindi both render it.]

चन्द्रादित्यसुतेक्षिते तु गुणवान् वादी विदेशं गतो जीवे शुक्रबुधेक्षिते नवमगे विद्याधिको जायते । सर्वव्योमचरेक्षिते नरवरो राजा बहुद्रव्यवान् सौभाग्याचरराज्यवित्तफलदाः सर्वे तपःस्थानगाः

candrādityasutekṣite tu guṇavān vādī videśaṃ gato jīve śukrabudhekṣite navamage vidyādhiko jāyate | sarvavyomacarekṣite naravaro rājā bahudravyavān saubhāgyācararājyavittaphaladāḥ sarve tapaḥsthānagāḥ

Aspected by the Moon and the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩, ⟨he is⟩ virtuous, a disputant, gone to a foreign land. When Jupiter is in the ninth aspected by Venus and Mercury, he is born pre-eminent in learning. Aspected by all the sky-goers ⟨the whole body of grahas⟩, ⟨he is⟩ the best of men, a king, of much substance. All ⟨grahas⟩ standing in the place of austerity ⟨the ninth⟩ give the fruit of good fortune, conduct, kingdom and wealth.

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  • About this edition: आचर in the fourth pāda is read as आचार, 'conduct'; the e-text's form is not construable as it stands.

भाग्यस्थे शशिनि प्रभाकरसुतज्ञारेक्षिते भूपतिस्तुङ्गव्योमचरे तपःस्थलगते भूपः शुभालोकिते । सेन्दौ तिग्मकरे तु तत्र धनिको नेत्रामयार्त्तो भवेद् दुःखी वादरतः कुजेन सहिते भानौ नृपालप्रियः

bhāgyasthe śaśini prabhākarasutajñārekṣite bhūpatistuṅgavyomacare tapaḥsthalagate bhūpaḥ śubhālokite | sendau tigmakare tu tatra dhaniko netrāmayārtto bhaved duḥkhī vādarataḥ kujena sahite bhānau nṛpālapriyaḥ

When the Moon stands in the ninth aspected by the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩, Mercury and Mars, ⟨he is⟩ a lord of the earth. When an exalted sky-goer is in the place of austerity ⟨the ninth⟩ aspected by benefics, ⟨he is⟩ a king. But when the sharp-rayed one ⟨the Sun⟩ is there together with the Moon, he becomes wealthy ⟨yet⟩ afflicted with eye-disease, unhappy, given to disputes. When the Sun is joined with Mars, ⟨he is⟩ dear to the ruler.

भानौ सेन्दुसुते सपत्नबहुलो दुःखी रुगार्तः सदा वागीशेन युते पितृप्रियकरो जातः स्वयं वित्तवान् । रोगी शुक्रयुते रवौ शनियुते रुग्णः पिता कुक्षिरुक् चन्द्रे सावनिनन्दने तु जननीहन्ता धनत्यागवान्

bhānau sendusute sapatnabahulo duḥkhī rugārtaḥ sadā vāgīśena yute pitṛpriyakaro jātaḥ svayaṃ vittavān | rogī śukrayute ravau śaniyute rugṇaḥ pitā kukṣiruk candre sāvaninandane tu jananīhantā dhanatyāgavān

When the Sun is with the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩, ⟨he has⟩ many rivals, is unhappy, always afflicted with disease. Joined with the lord of speech ⟨Jupiter⟩, the native does what is dear to his father and is himself wealthy. When the Sun is joined with Venus, ⟨he is⟩ diseased; joined with Saturn, his father is sickly, with pain of the belly. When the Moon is with the son of the earth ⟨Mars⟩, he is a killer of his mother and a squanderer of wealth.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's बद्दुलो / दुःस्वी / शनियुतेर्ग्णः are read as बहुलो / दुःखी / शनियुते ऋणी. जननीहन्ता is kept at full force — 'killer of his mother' — not softened. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सपत्नबहुलो दुःखी रुगार्तः सदा वागीशेन युते पितृप्रियकरो जातः स्वयं वित्तवान् । रोगी शुक्रयुते रवौ शनियुते रुग्णः; this sentence names शनियुतेर्ग्णः and बद्दुलो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the conjecture ऋणी is superseded: the mūla now reads शनियुते रुग्णः for शनियुतेर्ग्णः, 'diseased', on the metre ruling of 2026-09-21, which rejects ऋणी; since 2026-10-02 the English and Hindi say the father is sickly, not that the native is in debt.]

वाग्मी शास्त्रकलापवान् नवमगे चन्द्रे सतारासुते सेन्दौ मन्त्रिणि धीरधीर्नरवरः श्रीमान् गुरुस्थानगे । तारेशे कुलटापतिः सभृगुजे सापत्नमातृप्रियश्चन्द्रे मन्दयुते विधर्मगुणवान् माता कुलप्रच्युता

vāgmī śāstrakalāpavān navamage candre satārāsute sendau mantriṇi dhīradhīrnaravaraḥ śrīmān gurusthānage | tāreśe kulaṭāpatiḥ sabhṛguje sāpatnamātṛpriyaścandre mandayute vidharmaguṇavān mātā kulapracyutā

When the Moon is in the ninth with the son of Tārā ⟨Mercury⟩, ⟨he is⟩ eloquent and possessed of a whole body of śāstras. When the counsellor ⟨Jupiter⟩ with the Moon stands in the place of the preceptor ⟨the ninth⟩, ⟨he is⟩ of steady intellect, the best of men, prosperous. With tāreśa, ⟨he is⟩ the husband of an unchaste woman; with the son of Bhṛgu ⟨Venus⟩, fond of his stepmother. When the Moon is joined with Saturn, ⟨he is⟩ of qualities contrary to dharma, and his mother is fallen from her family.

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  • About this edition: कुलतापतिः is read as कुलटापतिः, 'husband of an unchaste woman' — the harsh reading, which the parallel clauses support. सापत्नमातृप्रिय is left two-way ('dear to / fond of his stepmother'); the Hindi प्रिय holds both senses that the English must choose between. तारेश recurs here from v.71 with the same difficulty. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सतारासुते सेन्दौ मन्त्रिणि धीरधीर्नरवरः श्रीमान् गुरुस्थानगे । तारेशे कुलटापतिः; this sentence names कुलतापतिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शास्त्री भोगसुखी कुजे बुधयुते सेज्ये धनी पूजितः शुक्रेण द्विवधूपतिः सहकुजे वादी विदेशं गतः । भौमे भानुसुतान्विते नवमगे पापी परस्त्रीरतः सौम्ये सामरवन्दिते पटुमतिर्विद्वान् धनी पण्डितः

śāstrī bhogasukhī kuje budhayute sejye dhanī pūjitaḥ śukreṇa dvivadhūpatiḥ sahakuje vādī videśaṃ gataḥ | bhaume bhānusutānvite navamage pāpī parastrīrataḥ saumye sāmaravandite paṭumatirvidvān dhanī paṇḍitaḥ

When Mars is joined with Mercury ⟨in the ninth⟩, ⟨he is⟩ versed in śāstra, enjoying pleasures; with the one worthy of sacrifice ⟨Jupiter⟩, wealthy and honoured. With Venus, the husband of two wives; together with Mars, a disputant gone to a foreign land. When Mars in the ninth is joined with the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩, ⟨he is⟩ sinful, addicted to other men's wives. When Mercury is with the one praised by the immortals ⟨Jupiter⟩, ⟨he is⟩ of sharp wit, learned, wealthy, a paṇḍita.

प्राज्ञो गीतरतिप्रियः सभृगुजे चन्द्रात्मजे पण्डितः सौम्ये मन्दयुते तु रोगितनुको वित्ताधिकोऽसत्यवाक् । जीवे शुक्रयुते चिरायुरधिकश्रीमान् समन्दे गुरौ रोगीरत्नधनः सितेऽसितयुते भूपालतुल्यो भवेत्

prājño gītaratipriyaḥ sabhṛguje candrātmaje paṇḍitaḥ saumye mandayute tu rogitanuko vittādhiko'satyavāk | jīve śukrayute cirāyuradhikaśrīmān samande gurau rogīratnadhanaḥ site'sitayute bhūpālatulyo bhavet

When the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩ is with the son of Bhṛgu ⟨Venus⟩, ⟨he is⟩ wise, fond of song, a paṇḍita. When Mercury is joined with Saturn, ⟨he is⟩ diseased in body, exceedingly wealthy, a speaker of untruth. When Jupiter is joined with Venus, ⟨he is⟩ long-lived and very prosperous; when Jupiter is with Saturn, diseased ⟨yet⟩ rich in jewels. When Venus is joined with the black one ⟨Saturn⟩, he becomes the equal of a king.

रवीन्दुभौमा नवमोपयाता यदि क्षताङ्गः पितृमातृहीनः । हिंसी विकर्मा रविचन्द्रसौम्या रवीन्दुजीवाः सुखवाहनाढ्यः

ravīndubhaumā navamopayātā yadi kṣatāṅgaḥ pitṛmātṛhīnaḥ | hiṃsī vikarmā ravicandrasaumyā ravīndujīvāḥ sukhavāhanāḍhyaḥ

If the Sun, the Moon and Mars go to the ninth, ⟨the native is⟩ maimed in limb and bereft of father and mother. The Sun, the Moon and Mercury ⟨there make him⟩ violent, a doer of evil deeds. The Sun, the Moon and Jupiter ⟨make him⟩ rich in comforts and vehicles.

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  • About this edition: पितृमातृनः is read as पितृमातृघ्नः; रावि in the e-text is रवि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पितृमातृहीनः । हिंसी विकर्मा रविचन्द्रसौम्या रवीन्दुजीवाः; this sentence names पितृमातृनः and रावि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रार्कौससितौ वधूकलहकृद् राजप्रियो वित्तहा भाग्यस्थौ रविशीतगू शनियुतौ भृत्यो विरोधी सताम् । रव्यारौ सबुधौ तु तत्र सुभगः क्रुद्धो विवादप्रियः सेज्यौ देवपितृप्रियः सुतवधूवित्तान्वितो जायते

candrārkausasitau vadhūkalahakṛd rājapriyo vittahā bhāgyasthau raviśītagū śaniyutau bhṛtyo virodhī satām | ravyārau sabudhau tu tatra subhagaḥ kruddho vivādapriyaḥ sejyau devapitṛpriyaḥ sutavadhūvittānvito jāyate

The Moon and the Sun with Venus ⟨in the ninth⟩ make ⟨him⟩ one who causes quarrels with his wife, dear to the king, a destroyer of wealth. The Sun and the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩ standing in the ninth joined with Saturn ⟨make him⟩ a servant and an opponent of good men. The Sun and Mars there with Mercury ⟨make him⟩ fortunate, wrathful, fond of dispute. With the one worthy of sacrifice ⟨Jupiter⟩, he is born dear to gods and ancestors and endowed with sons, wife and wealth.

सूर्यारौ ससितौ विवादनिरतः कोपी वधूदूषकश्छायासूनुयुतौ विबन्धुरधनोसाधुः पितुर्मारकः । धर्मस्थौ रविचन्द्रजौ गुरुयुतौ राजप्रियो वित्तवान् साच्छ्यौ राजसमः सभानुतनयौ पापी परस्त्रीपतिः

sūryārau sasitau vivādanirataḥ kopī vadhūdūṣakaśchāyāsūnuyutau vibandhuradhanosādhuḥ piturmārakaḥ | dharmasthau ravicandrajau guruyutau rājapriyo vittavān sācchyau rājasamaḥ sabhānutanayau pāpī parastrīpatiḥ

The Sun and Mars with Venus ⟨make him⟩ given to quarrels, wrathful, a defiler of his wife. Joined with the son of Chāyā ⟨Saturn⟩, ⟨he is⟩ without kinsmen, without wealth, wicked, a killer of his father. The Sun and the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩ standing in the dharma ⟨ninth⟩ joined with Jupiter ⟨make him⟩ dear to the king and wealthy. With ⟨…⟩ he is the equal of a king; with the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩ he is sinful, the husband of another man's wife.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's साच्छ्यौ in the fourth pāda is not a construable word and no graha can be recovered from it with confidence (सासितौ, 'with Venus', would fit the pattern but is a conjecture); the slot is left open rather than filled. वधुदुषक is read as वधूदूषक, पितुमारकः as पितृमारकः, and राजसम्ः as राजसमः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वधूदूषक- श्छायासूनुयुतौ विबन्धुरधनोसाधुः पितुर्मारकः । धर्मस्थौ रविचन्द्रजौ गुरुयुतौ राजप्रियो वित्तवान् साच्छ्यौ राजसमः; this sentence names पितुमारकः and वधुदुषक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीवार्कौ सितसंयुतौ परवधूसक्तो धनी पण्डितः । सार्की जीवदिवाकरौ यदि विटस्वामी तपःस्थानगौ । आदित्यासितभार्गवा नवमगा हीनो नृपैर्दण्डितो बाल्ये तप्तमनाः सुखी च परतश्चन्द्रारशीतांशुजाः

jīvārkau sitasaṃyutau paravadhūsakto dhanī paṇḍitaḥ | sārkī jīvadivākarau yadi viṭasvāmī tapaḥsthānagau | ādityāsitabhārgavā navamagā hīno nṛpairdaṇḍito bālye taptamanāḥ sukhī ca parataścandrāraśītāṃśujāḥ

Jupiter and the Sun joined with Venus ⟨make him⟩ attached to other men's wives, wealthy, a paṇḍita. If Jupiter and the Sun with Saturn stand in the place of austerity ⟨the ninth⟩, ⟨he is⟩ a master of libertines. The Sun, the dark one ⟨Saturn⟩ and the son of Bhṛgu ⟨Venus⟩ in the ninth ⟨make him⟩ destitute and punished by kings. The Moon, Mars and the cool-rayed one's son ⟨Mercury⟩ ⟨make him⟩ scorched in mind in childhood, and happy thereafter.

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  • About this edition: आदित्याप्तितभार्गवा in the third pāda carries an uninterpretable syllable-group (आप्तित) between आदित्य and भार्गव where a third graha's name is expected; the slot is marked ⟨…⟩ rather than guessed. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads आदित्यासितभार्गवा नवमगा हीनो नृपैर्दण्डितो; this sentence names आदित्याप्तितभार्गवा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

देवाराधनतत्परो नवमगैश्चन्द्रारवागीश्वरैर्जातो नष्टकलत्रवान् क्षततनुः शुक्रेन्दुभूनन्दनैः । क्षुद्रो मातृहरो महीपतिसमश्चन्द्रारसूर्यात्मजैराचार्यो धनवान् विभुश्च रजनीनाथज्ञदेवार्चितैः

devārādhanatatparo navamagaiścandrāravāgīśvarairjāto naṣṭakalatravān kṣatatanuḥ śukrendubhūnandanaiḥ | kṣudro mātṛharo mahīpatisamaścandrārasūryātmajairācāryo dhanavān vibhuśca rajanīnāthajñadevārcitaiḥ

By the Moon, Mars and the lord of speech ⟨Jupiter⟩ in the ninth, ⟨he is⟩ intent on the worship of the gods. By Venus, the Moon and the son of the earth ⟨Mars⟩, he is born with his wife destroyed and his body wounded. By the Moon, Mars and the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩, ⟨he is⟩ mean, a destroyer of his mother, ⟨yet⟩ the equal of a lord of the earth. By the lord of night ⟨the Moon⟩, Mercury and the one worshipped by the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩, ⟨he is⟩ an ācārya, wealthy, and a master.

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  • About this edition: सूर्याम्तजै is read as सूर्यात्मजैः and देवाचिंचतैः as देवार्चितैः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads महीपतिसमश्चन्द्रारसूर्यात्मजै- राचार्यो धनवान् विभुश्च रजनीनाथज्ञदेवार्चितैः; this sentence names सूर्याम्तजै and देवाचिंचतैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मातुः सपत्नीजनको विभुः स्यात् चन्द्रज्ञशुक्रा नवमोपयाताः । पापी विवादप्रियबुद्धियुक्तो जातः सुधारश्मिबुधार्कपुत्राः

mātuḥ sapatnījanako vibhuḥ syāt candrajñaśukrā navamopayātāḥ | pāpī vivādapriyabuddhiyukto jātaḥ sudhāraśmibudhārkaputrāḥ

If the Moon, Mercury and Venus go to the ninth, ⟨the native⟩ becomes the begetter of a co-wife for his mother, and a master. By the nectar-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩, Mercury and the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩, the native is sinful and endowed with a mind fond of dispute.

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  • About this edition: सुधाराशिम is read as सुधारश्मि, an epithet of the Moon.

चन्द्रामरेज्यौ ससितौ महीपः सार्कात्मजौ सद्गुणकर्मशीलः । मन्दज्ञशुक्रा नरपालतुल्यः कृषिक्रियावित्तपरो गुरुस्थाः

candrāmarejyau sasitau mahīpaḥ sārkātmajau sadguṇakarmaśīlaḥ | mandajñaśukrā narapālatulyaḥ kṛṣikriyāvittaparo gurusthāḥ

The Moon and the preceptor of the immortals ⟨Jupiter⟩ with Venus ⟨make him⟩ a lord of the earth; with the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩, of good qualities and good conduct. Saturn, Mercury and Venus ⟨make him⟩ the equal of a ruler of men; ⟨those⟩ standing in the place of the preceptor ⟨the ninth⟩ ⟨make him⟩ devoted to agriculture, work and wealth.

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  • About this edition: गुरुत्थाः is read as गुरुस्थाः, 'standing in the guru's place' — this text has already used गुरुस्थान for the ninth at v.75. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads गुरुस्थाः; this sentence names गुरुत्थाः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

राजप्रियो माण्डलिकः सजीवौ भावस्थितौ भूसुतचन्द्रपुत्रौ । शास्त्री सशुक्रौ चपलश्च भीरुः सभानुजौ वादपरोऽसमर्थः

rājapriyo māṇḍalikaḥ sajīvau bhāvasthitau bhūsutacandraputrau | śāstrī saśukrau capalaśca bhīruḥ sabhānujau vādaparo'samarthaḥ

The son of the earth ⟨Mars⟩ and the Moon's son ⟨Mercury⟩ placed in that bhāva together with Jupiter ⟨make him⟩ dear to the king and a provincial governor. With Venus, ⟨he is⟩ versed in śāstra, and fickle, and timid. With the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩, ⟨he is⟩ given to dispute, and incapable.

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  • About this edition: The half-verse is metrically short in the e-text (सभनुजौ वाद समर्थः); read as सभानुजौ वादे समर्थः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सजीवौ भावस्थितौ भूसुतचन्द्रपुत्रौ । शास्त्री सशुक्रौ चपलश्च भीरुः सभानुजौ वादपरोऽसमर्थः; this sentence names सभनुजौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
14.86a reading here is contested

ख्यातो विद्वान् धर्मवान् जीवसौम्यौ धर्मस्थाने दानवाचार्ययुक्तौ । विद्यावाग्मी सासितौ धर्मयातौ राजश्रीमान् जीवशुक्रज्ञचन्द्राः

khyāto vidvān dharmavān jīvasaumyau dharmasthāne dānavācāryayuktau | vidyāvāgmī sāsitau dharmayātau rājaśrīmān jīvaśukrajñacandrāḥ

Jupiter and Mercury in the place of dharma ⟨the ninth⟩, joined with the preceptor of the Dānavas ⟨Venus⟩ — ⟨he is⟩ renowned, learned, righteous. The two with Asita ⟨Saturn⟩, gone to dharma ⟨the ninth⟩ — ⟨he is⟩ learned and eloquent. Jupiter, Venus, Mercury and the Moon ⟨there⟩ — ⟨he is⟩ possessed of royal fortune.

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  • What the page would not yield: LACUNA — 1 passage the printed edition itself could not read, marked with a run of dots and carried through unchanged. This is the EDITION'S gap, not a defect of our transcription and not text we lost. The verse is incomplete as transmitted: translate what is there and say what is missing; never bridge the gap with a reading no witness supports. [2026-09-23: This verse has no lacuna. The two runs of dots our e-text carried were the transcriber's, not the edition's. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā printing (Chowkhamba 1953, store jp-kapileshvara-1953), whose later impression the e-text itself names, sets the verse whole at p.475 lines 31–32, with no dots, read by eye at about 3.4x and 4.0x native. The mūla now carries both halves in full.]
  • About this edition: LACUNA carried through from the printed edition: the run of dots at the end of each half is the edition's own gap, not our loss. What survives is rendered; nothing is bridged. Two further uncertainties inside what does survive — विद्यावान्मी is broken (only विद्यावान् is recoverable), and सासितौ can be resolved as स + सित (with Venus) or स + असित (with Saturn); Venus is taken because Saturn is already named in the first half, but the sandhi does not settle it. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads जीवसौम्यौ धर्मस्थाने दानवाचार्ययुक्तौ । विद्यावाग्मी सासितौ धर्मयातौ राजश्रीमान् जीवशुक्रज्ञचन्द्राः; this sentence names विद्यावान्मी, 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 LACUNA claim is refuted: the same leaf (jp-kapileshvara-1953 p.475 lines 31–32, read by eye at about 4.0x native) prints the verse whole, so the dots were the e-text transcriber's. The first half no longer names Saturn: the leaf sets जीवसौम्यौ, Jupiter and Mercury. सासितौ is settled too: the ṭīkā on that leaf brackets the second half बु० वृ० श०, with a bare श० where the first half's bracket has शु०, and glosses सासितौ as शनैश्चरेण सहितौ. So it divides स + असित, with Saturn, not स + सित, with Venus.]

जातः साहसविक्रमार्जितधनः सूर्यारजीवार्कजैः शूरः सर्वगुणप्रपञ्चरसिकः शुक्रारजीवेन्दुभिः । षट्पञ्चत्रिचतुर्वियच्चरयुते भाग्ये समेति श्रियं राजत्वं सबुधे विबोधनगुरौ जातः समेत्यश्रियम्

jātaḥ sāhasavikramārjitadhanaḥ sūryārajīvārkajaiḥ śūraḥ sarvaguṇaprapañcarasikaḥ śukrārajīvendubhiḥ | ṣaṭpañcatricaturviyaccarayute bhāgye sameti śriyaṃ rājatvaṃ sabudhe vibodhanagurau jātaḥ sametyaśriyam

By the Sun, Mars, Jupiter and the Sun's son ⟨Saturn⟩, the native has wealth won by daring and valour. By Venus, Mars, Jupiter and the Moon, ⟨he is⟩ brave and delights in the whole range of good qualities. When the ninth is joined with six, five, three or four sky-goers ⟨grahas⟩, he attains prosperity; with Mercury, kingship; and when ⟨the grahas standing there are⟩ without Mercury and Jupiter (vi-bodhana-guru), the native attains ill-fortune.

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  • About this edition: CORRECTED 2026-09-08 against Mishra's Prajñāvardhinī, which prints this verse whole with a Sanskrit ṭīkā. Five e-text corruptions repaired: सूर्यर → सूर्यार (सूर्य-आर-जीव-अर्कज = Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, which the English already named), the stray ASCII '[' in प्रप[न्चरसिकः → प्रपञ्चरसिकः, युक्रार → शुक्रार, य्रियं → श्रियं, राजत्यं → राजत्वं. The ⟨…⟩ in the last quarter is CLOSED: the ṭīkā glosses विबोधनगुरौ as विगतो बोधनो गुरुश्च = बुध-गुरु-रहिते, 'without Mercury and Jupiter', so the rule is that three or more grahas in the 9th give ill-fortune when neither Mercury nor Jupiter is among them.
  • Another reading: STILL OPEN: the third pāda's numeral string. We publish षट्पञ्चत्रिचतुर्विंशत्-चरयुते; Mishra prints षट्पञ्चत्रिचतुर्वियच्चरयुते and repeats that form in his own ṭīkā (भाग्ये षट्-पञ्च-त्रि-चतुर्वियच्चरैर्युते). वियत् is 'sky', which in bhūta-saṃkhyā is zero, and neither form yields a construable count of grahas. Each reading rests on ONE line — ours on the e-text, Mishra's on his printing — so the mūla is left as it stands and the number-words are reproduced rather than normalised. A third witness settles it. [2026-10-02: this is no longer open. The mūla now reads षट्पञ्चत्रिचतुर्वियच्चरयुते for षट्पञ्चत्रिचतुर्विशच्चरयुते (lexicon ruling of 2026-09-21): वियच्चर is 'sky-goer', a graha, not a numeral, so the count is six, five, three or four grahas, as the English and Hindi now say.]

जनयन्ति भाग्यसंस्था गुरुसौम्यविवर्जिता ग्रहाः पुरुषम् । व्याधिप्रायमकान्तं जनहीनं बन्धनार्तमतिदीनम्

janayanti bhāgyasaṃsthā gurusaumyavivarjitā grahāḥ puruṣam | vyādhiprāyamakāntaṃ janahīnaṃ bandhanārtamatidīnam

Grahas standing in the ninth ⟨of fortune⟩ and devoid of Jupiter and Mercury produce a man mostly diseased, unlovely, bereft of people, afflicted with bondage, exceedingly wretched.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य here is taken as Mercury rather than as the benefic class, since Jupiter — himself a benefic — is named beside it.

भाग्याधिपे विनाशस्थे नीचशत्रुखगेक्षिते । क्रूरांशे नीचराश्यादौ भाग्यहीनो भवेन्नरः

bhāgyādhipe vināśasthe nīcaśatrukhagekṣite | krūrāṃśe nīcarāśyādau bhāgyahīno bhavennaraḥ

When the lord of fortune ⟨the ninth lord⟩ is in the place of destruction ⟨the twelfth⟩, aspected by debilitated or inimical grahas (khaga), in a cruel ⟨malefic⟩ aṃśa, and at the beginning of a debilitation sign, the man becomes devoid of fortune.

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  • About this edition: सत्रु is read as शत्रु; नीचसत्रुस्वगेक्षिते is taken as नीच-शत्रुस्व-गेह-ईक्षिते. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नीचशत्रुखगेक्षिते; this sentence names नीचसत्रुस्वगेक्षिते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भाग्याधिपे शुभयुते शुभग्रहनिरीक्षिते । तद्भावे शुभसम्बन्धे तत्कीर्तिधनभाग्यवान्

bhāgyādhipe śubhayute śubhagrahanirīkṣite | tadbhāve śubhasambandhe tatkīrtidhanabhāgyavān

When the lord of fortune ⟨the ninth lord⟩ is joined with a benefic and aspected by benefic grahas, and that bhāva has an auspicious connection, ⟨the native⟩ possesses fame, wealth and fortune.

14.91a reading here is contested

सिंहासनांशे तन्नाथे लग्नेशेन निरीक्षिते । कर्माधिपेन संदृष्टे महादानकरो भवेत्

siṃhāsanāṃśe tannāthe lagneśena nirīkṣite | karmādhipena saṃdṛṣṭe mahādānakaro bhavet

⟨When a graha stands⟩ in the siṃhāsana aṃśa, and its lord is aspected by the lord of the lagna, and ⟨it is⟩ aspected by the lord of the 10th ⟨karmādhipa⟩ — he becomes a maker of great gifts.

2 notes on this verse
  • What the page would not yield: LACUNA — 1 passage the printed edition itself could not read, marked with a run of dots and carried through unchanged. This is the EDITION'S gap, not a defect of our transcription and not text we lost. The verse is incomplete as transmitted: translate what is there and say what is missing; never bridge the gap with a reading no witness supports. [2026-09-23: This verse has no lacuna. The run of dots our e-text carried before -akaro was the transcriber's, not the edition's. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā printing (Chowkhamba 1953, store jp-kapileshvara-1953) sets महादानकरो भवेत् whole at p.477 line 10, read by eye at about 4.0x native, and the mūla now reads so.]
  • About this edition: LACUNA: the edition itself prints a run of dots before -akaro bhavet, so the compound whose second member is -kara ('maker of …') cannot be recovered; it is left open, not bridged. Cf. 14.103, which ends mahādākaro bhavet. siṃhāsanāṃśa is a daśavarga strength-name (the grades run pārijāta, uttama, gopura, siṃhāsana, pārāvata, devaloka, brahmaloka, śakravāhana, śrīdhāma) — see 14.102–103 for pārāvata and devaloka in the same series. [2026-09-23: The compound is recovered, so 'cannot be recovered' no longer holds. The Kāśī Saṃskṛta Granthamālā leaf (jp-kapileshvara-1953 p.477 line 10, read by eye at about 4.0x native) sets महादानकरो भवेत् with no dots, and its ṭīkā quotes the compound back at lines 14–15 (महादान-/करः) and glosses it अतीवदानशीलः. The mūla now reads महादानकरो. The cross-reference to 14.103, whose mūla now also ends महादानकरो भवेत्, stands as a parallel, not as the source of the reading.]
14.92a reading here is contested

जातः पुरोहितो वाऽपि ब्रह्मवंशसमुद्भवः । दानाध्यक्षोपकारी स्याद् वर्णभेदविकल्पना

jātaḥ purohito vā'pi brahmavaṃśasamudbhavaḥ | dānādhyakṣopakārī syād varṇabhedavikalpanā

One so born, sprung from a brahmin line, is a purohita; or he may be an overseer of gifts ⟨and⟩ a benefactor — the reckoning ⟨is made⟩ by the distinction of varṇa.

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  • What the page would not yield: LACUNA — 1 passage the printed edition itself could not read, marked with a run of dots and carried through unchanged. This is the EDITION'S gap, not a defect of our transcription and not text we lost. The verse is incomplete as transmitted: translate what is there and say what is missing; never bridge the gap with a reading no witness supports. [2026-09-23: This verse has no lacuna. The runs of dots were our e-text's, not the edition's. The Mysore 1933 vol. II leaf (jp-sastri-2, PDF p.282, store lines 17–18), read by eye at about 1.5x native on the 600 dpi master, prints the verse whole, and the mūla now carries it in full.]
  • About this edition: LACUNA: the printed line carries TWO runs of dots, a long one after purohito and a short one after dānādhyakṣopakārī; both are the edition's own gaps and neither is filled. The e-text's varṇameda is read as varṇabheda ('distinction of varṇa'), the only sense the second half yields. dānādhyakṣa is the officer set over gifts/charity. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads वाऽपि ब्रह्मवंशसमुद्भवः । दानाध्यक्षोपकारी स्याद् वर्णभेदविकल्पना; this sentence names varṇameda, 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: Both runs of dots were the e-text's gaps, not the edition's. The Mysore 1933 vol. II leaf (jp-sastri-2, PDF p.282), read by eye at about 1.5x native on the 600 dpi master and at about 2.5x on स्याद्वर्णभेदविकल्पना, prints जातः पुरोहितो वाऽपि ब्रह्मवंशसमुद्भवः । दानाध्यक्षोपकारी स्याद्वर्णभेदविकल्पना ॥ ९२ ॥, with भ, not म, in वर्णभेद. The mūla now reads so. On that leaf, read at the same magnification, the press sets स्याद्वर्ण solid; the space in our mūla is this corpus's word division, not a reading.]

गुरौ तद्भावसंयुक्ते नवांशाधिपतौ तथा । शुभग्रहेक्षिते वाऽपि गुरुभक्तियुतो भवेत्

gurau tadbhāvasaṃyukte navāṃśādhipatau tathā | śubhagrahekṣite vā'pi gurubhaktiyuto bhavet

When Jupiter ⟨guru⟩ is joined to that bhāva, and likewise to the lord of the navāṃśa, or else when ⟨that bhāva⟩ is aspected by benefic grahas, ⟨the native⟩ becomes possessed of devotion to the guru.

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  • About this edition: The verse turns on the double sense of guru — the graha Jupiter in the condition, the teacher in the result (gurubhakti). Sanskrit holds both at once; the English has to spell the two out.

गुरुस्थाने सौम्ययुते गुरुवर्गसमन्विते । तदीशे गुरुभागस्थे गुरुभक्तिरतः सुखी

gurusthāne saumyayute guruvargasamanvite | tadīśe gurubhāgasthe gurubhaktirataḥ sukhī

When the place of Jupiter ⟨guru-sthāna⟩ is joined with a benefic and endowed with Jupiter's varga, and its lord stands in Jupiter's bhāga ⟨division⟩, ⟨the native is⟩ devoted to the guru and happy.

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  • About this edition: saumya is read as the benefic class here (so the glossary rendering); it can equally be Mercury, and the Hindi keeps सौम्य, which holds both readings as the Sanskrit does.

गुरुशुक्रबुधांशस्थे धर्मनाथेन वीक्षिते । शुभग्रहाणां मध्यस्थे धर्मकृत्स नरो भवेत्

guruśukrabudhāṃśasthe dharmanāthena vīkṣite | śubhagrahāṇāṃ madhyasthe dharmakṛtsa naro bhavet

When ⟨the lord⟩ stands in the aṃśa of Jupiter, Venus or Mercury, is aspected by the lord of the 9th ⟨dharma-nātha⟩, and stands in the middle of benefic grahas, that man becomes a doer of dharma.

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  • About this edition: dharma = the 9th house, per the glossary; dharmakṛt in the result keeps its ordinary sense, 'one who does dharma'. The e-text's dharmakṛtsa is dharmakṛt saḥ.

धर्मे पापे पापभाक् स्यात् तदीशे पापसंयुते । क्रूरषष्ट्यंशके वाऽपि धर्महीनो भवेन्नरः

dharme pāpe pāpabhāk syāt tadīśe pāpasaṃyute | krūraṣaṣṭyaṃśake vā'pi dharmahīno bhavennaraḥ

When a malefic is in the 9th ⟨dharma⟩, ⟨the native⟩ is a partaker of sin; when its lord is joined with a malefic, or is in a cruel ṣaṣṭyaṃśa, the man becomes devoid of dharma.

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  • About this edition: pāpa is used twice over in one line, first as the graha-class ('malefic') and then in its ordinary sense ('sin', pāpabhāk). The Hindi keeps पाप in both places, where the English must split them. ṣaṣṭyaṃśa is the sixtieth division; krūra ṣaṣṭyaṃśa is one of the divisions classed as cruel.

बलवति शुभनाथे केन्द्रकोणोपयाते शुभशतमुपयाति स्वामिदृष्टे विलग्ने । सुरगुरुनवभागत्रिंशदंशत्रिभागे दशमभवनपे वा वीतभोगस्तपस्वी

balavati śubhanāthe kendrakoṇopayāte śubhaśatamupayāti svāmidṛṣṭe vilagne | suragurunavabhāgatriṃśadaṃśatribhāge daśamabhavanape vā vītabhogastapasvī

When the lord of the auspicious ⟨bhāva⟩ is strong and has gone to a kendra or a trikoṇa, and the lagna is aspected by its own lord, ⟨the native⟩ attains a hundred auspicious things. But when the lord of the tenth bhāva is in the navāṃśa of the deva-guru ⟨Jupiter⟩, in the triṃśāṃśa, or in the third-part ⟨drekkāṇa⟩, ⟨he is⟩ devoid of enjoyments, an ascetic.

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  • About this edition: The e-text is corrupt in three places and the metre (Mālinī, 15 syllables to the pāda) settles each: upaiāti is upayāti; suragu-navabhāga is suraguru-navabhāga (the navāṃśa of the deva-guru, Jupiter); strīmśadaṃśa is triṃśadaṃśa (the thirtieth division). tribhāga, the 'third part', is the drekkāṇa. Note the reversal in the verse: the same chart-configurations that give a hundred blessings in the first half give renunciation in the second. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुभशतमुपयाति स्वामिदृष्टे विलग्ने । सुरगुरुनवभागत्रिंशदंशत्रिभागे; this sentence names strīmśadaṃśa and upaiāti, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सकलगगनवासाः स्वोच्चगा भाग्यराशौ धनकनकसमृद्धिं श्रेष्ठमुत्पादयन्ति । यदि शुभखचरेन्द्रैस्तत्र दृष्टा नभोगा विनिहतरिपुपक्षो दिव्यदेहः सुकीर्तिः

sakalagaganavāsāḥ svoccagā bhāgyarāśau dhanakanakasamṛddhiṃ śreṣṭhamutpādayanti | yadi śubhakhacarendraistatra dṛṣṭā nabhogā vinihataripupakṣo divyadehaḥ sukīrtiḥ

All the dwellers of the sky ⟨the grahas⟩, gone to their own exaltation in the bhāgya-rāśi ⟨the 9th sign⟩, produce an excellent abundance of wealth and gold. If the sky-goers there are aspected by the chief benefic sky-goers ⟨the benefic grahas⟩, ⟨the native is⟩ one whose enemies' party is struck down, of divine body, of good fame.

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  • About this edition: The compound śubha-sva-cara-indaiḥ is not certain in this e-text; it is taken as an instrumental string of aspecting bodies — benefics, ⟨grahas⟩ in their own course, and the Moon (indu). The Hindi leaves स्वचर standing rather than resolving it. vinihātaripupakṣau is read as vinihata-ripu-pakṣaḥ; the printed dual ending does not construe with divyadehaḥ sukīrtiḥ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुभखचरेन्द्रैस्तत्र दृष्टा नभोगा विनिहतरिपुपक्षो; this sentence names vinihātaripupakṣau and स्वचर, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the compound is now certain: शुभखचरेन्द्रैस्तत्र divides as शुभ + खचर + इन्द्र, 'the chief benefic sky-goers', so the reading above as three bodies (benefics, own course, the Moon) no longer holds; the English and Hindi follow it since 2026-10-02.]

तातेशतत्कारकखेचरेन्द्रौ दुःस्थौ तयोः पुत्रमुखं न दृश्यम् । केन्द्रत्रिकोणे यदि तौ नभोगौ वदेत्तयोः पुत्रमुखं हि दृश्यम्

tāteśatatkārakakhecarendrau duḥsthau tayoḥ putramukhaṃ na dṛśyam | kendratrikoṇe yadi tau nabhogau vadettayoḥ putramukhaṃ hi dṛśyam

⟨When⟩ the lord of the father's ⟨bhāva⟩ and its kāraka, those two chief sky-goers, are ill-placed, through those two the face of a son is not to be seen. If those two sky-goers are in a kendra or a trikoṇa, one should declare that through them the face of a son is indeed to be seen.

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  • About this edition: tāteśa is the lord of the father's bhāva (the 9th) and tatkāraka its significator, the Sun. duḥstha = fallen in a duḥsthāna (6th, 8th, 12th). tayoḥ is read as the agent with the gerundive dṛśyam ('through those two'); whether the one who fails to see the son's face is the father or the native is not settled by the Sanskrit, and the rendering leaves it open — cf. the same idiom at 13.66, where it is the native who does not see.

पितुर्निशायां मरणं सुखेशशुक्रेन्दवः षष्ठगता बलाढ्याः । नारीश्वरास्तन्मरणं तथैव चन्द्रेण हीनास्तु दिवा मृतः स्यात्

piturniśāyāṃ maraṇaṃ sukheśaśukrendavaḥ ṣaṣṭhagatā balāḍhyāḥ | nārīśvarāstanmaraṇaṃ tathaiva candreṇa hīnāstu divā mṛtaḥ syāt

The father's death ⟨falls⟩ at night ⟨when⟩ the lord of the 4th ⟨sukheśa⟩, Venus and the Moon have gone to the 6th and are rich in strength; likewise ⟨when they are⟩ lords of feminine ⟨signs⟩, his death ⟨is at night⟩; but ⟨when they are⟩ bereft of the Moon, ⟨he⟩ dies by day.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's naśāyāṃ is niśāyāṃ ('at night'), and tanbharaṇaṃ is tanmaraṇaṃ ('his death'), fixed by the contrast with divā mṛtaḥ syāt in the last pāda. nārīśvarāḥ is taken as 'lords of feminine ⟨signs⟩'; it can also be read of the feminine grahas themselves (Venus and the Moon), and the Hindi's नारी ⟨राशियों⟩ के ईश keeps the phrase close to the Sanskrit. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पितुर्निशायां मरणं सुखेशशुक्रेन्दवः षष्ठगता बलाढ्याः । नारीश्वरास्तन्मरणं; this sentence names tanbharaṇaṃ and naśāyāṃ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सौम्ये चराद्यभागस्थे भाग्येशे बलसंयुते । गुरुशुक्रयुते दृष्टे जपध्यानसमाधिमान्

saumye carādyabhāgasthe bhāgyeśe balasaṃyute | guruśukrayute dṛṣṭe japadhyānasamādhimān

When the benefic stands in a division beginning with the movable ⟨cara⟩, the lord of the 9th ⟨bhāgyeśa⟩ is endowed with strength, and is joined with or aspected by Jupiter and Venus, ⟨the native⟩ possesses japa, dhyāna and samādhi.

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  • About this edition: carādya-bhāga: the divisions classed as movable, fixed and dual (cara, sthira, dvisvabhāva), named here by the first of the three. saumya again admits both 'benefic' and 'Mercury'; the Hindi keeps सौम्य. bhāgya = the 9th house.

देवलोकादिभागस्थे कर्मेशे भाग्यपेऽपि वा । पारावतांशके सौम्ये ब्रह्मनिष्ठापरो भवेत्

devalokādibhāgasthe karmeśe bhāgyape'pi vā | pārāvatāṃśake saumye brahmaniṣṭhāparo bhavet

When the lord of the 10th ⟨karmeśa⟩, or the lord of the 9th ⟨bhāgyapa⟩ as well, stands in the devaloka division or those above it, and the benefic is in the pārāvata aṃśa, he becomes wholly devoted to brahman.

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  • About this edition: devaloka and pārāvata are grades in the daśavarga series of strength-names (pārijāta, uttama, gopura, siṃhāsana, pārāvata, devaloka, brahmaloka, śakravāhana, śrīdhāma); devalokādi therefore means devaloka and the grades above it. The e-text's brahmaniṣṭā is brahmaniṣṭhā. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads देवलोकादिभागस्थे कर्मेशे भाग्यपेऽपि वा । पारावतांशके सौम्ये ब्रह्मनिष्ठापरो; this sentence names brahmaniṣṭā, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पारावतादिभागस्थे धर्मेशे गुरुसंयुते । लग्नेशे गुरुसंदृष्टे महादानकरो भवेत्

pārāvatādibhāgasthe dharmeśe gurusaṃyute | lagneśe gurusaṃdṛṣṭe mahādānakaro bhavet

When the lord of the 9th ⟨dharmeśa⟩ stands in the pārāvata division or those above it and is joined with Jupiter, and the lord of the lagna is aspected by Jupiter, he becomes a giver of great gifts.

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  • About this edition: The e-text reads mahādākaro; it is taken as mahādānakaro, 'maker of great gifts' — the syllable is dropped, not the sense. pārāvatādi = the pārāvata grade of the daśavarga series and those above it, as at 14.102. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads महादानकरो; this sentence names mahādākaro, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

Adhyāya 15 · अथ दशमैकादशद्वादशभावफलाध्यायः

आज्ञामानविभूषणानि वसनव्यापारनिद्राकृषिप्रव्रज्यागमकर्मजीवनयशोविज्ञानविद्याः क्रमात् । कर्मस्वामिदिनेशबोधनगुरुच्छायासुतैश्चिन्तयेदुक्तानि प्रविहाय पूर्वमशुभे मानी विमानो भवेत्

ājñāmānavibhūṣaṇāni vasanavyāpāranidrākṛṣipravrajyāgamakarmajīvanayaśovijñānavidyāḥ kramāt | karmasvāmidineśabodhanagurucchāyāsutaiścintayeduktāni pravihāya pūrvamaśubhe mānī vimāno bhavet

Command, honour, ornaments, clothing, trade, sleep, agriculture, renunciation, sacred tradition, action, livelihood, fame, discernment and learning — these, in order, are to be considered from the lord of the tenth house, the Sun, Mercury, Jupiter, and Saturn ⟨the son of Chāyā⟩. Setting aside what has been declared before: when ⟨the tenth⟩ is inauspicious, a man of honour becomes one stripped of honour.

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  • About this edition: The e-text reads लर्मस्वामि for कर्मस्वामि and carries a stray daṇḍa inside the compound यशो।विज्ञान. The final quarter (पूर्वशुभे मानी विमानो भवेत्) is syntactically unsure and is rendered literally; fourteen items against five significators means kramāt cannot be a strict one-to-one mapping. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्रव्रज्यागमकर्मजीवनयशोविज्ञानविद्याः क्रमात् । कर्मस्वामिदिनेशबोधनगुरुच्छायासुतैश्चिन्तये- दुक्तानि प्रविहाय पूर्वमशुभे; this sentence names यशो।विज्ञान and लर्मस्वामि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कर्मेशे बलवर्जिते चपलधीर्जातो दुराचारवान् जीवज्ञासितभानवो विबलिनो दुःस्था विकर्मप्रदाः । गङ्गास्नानफलं समेति दशमे राहौ दिनेशेऽथवा मीने कर्मणि चन्द्रजारसहिते जातः स मुक्तो भवेत्

karmeśe balavarjite capaladhīrjāto durācāravān jīvajñāsitabhānavo vibalino duḥsthā vikarmapradāḥ | gaṅgāsnānaphalaṃ sameti daśame rāhau dineśe'thavā mīne karmaṇi candrajārasahite jātaḥ sa mukto bhavet

When the lord of the tenth is devoid of strength, the native is fickle-minded and of bad conduct. Jupiter, Mercury, Venus and the Sun, weak and ill-placed, give wrong deeds. One obtains the fruit of bathing in the Gaṅgā when Rāhu, or else the Sun, is in the tenth; and when the tenth is Pisces joined with Mercury and Mars, the native becomes liberated (mukta).

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  • About this edition: भुक्तो in the last quarter may stand for मुक्तो (becomes liberated), which suits the Gaṅgā-bath context; rendered as printed. गङ्गात्नान = गङ्गास्नान. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चपलधीर्जातो दुराचारवान् जीवज्ञासितभानवो विबलिनो दुःस्था विकर्मप्रदाः । गङ्गास्नानफलं समेति दशमे राहौ दिनेशेऽथवा मीने कर्मणि चन्द्रजारसहिते जातः स मुक्तो; this sentence names गङ्गात्नान and भुक्तो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मानेश्वरे शुक्रयुते च केन्द्रे तुङ्गस्थिते तादृशतोयपूतः । व्यये बुधे तद्भवनाधिपे वा स्वोच्चान्विते तादृशपुण्यभाक् स्यात्

māneśvare śukrayute ca kendre tuṅgasthite tādṛśatoyapūtaḥ | vyaye budhe tadbhavanādhipe vā svoccānvite tādṛśapuṇyabhāk syāt

When the lord of the tenth, joined with Venus, stands in a kendra and is exalted, ⟨the native is⟩ purified by such ⟨sacred⟩ waters. When Mercury, or the lord of that house, is in the twelfth joined with its own exaltation, he partakes of such merit.

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  • About this edition: भानेश्वरे is read as मानेश्वरे — माने for the tenth house is this chapter's own usage (see v. 8, माने विराहुध्वजे). स्याट् = स्यात्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मानेश्वरे शुक्रयुते च केन्द्रे तुङ्गस्थिते तादृशतोयपूतः । व्यये बुधे तद्भवनाधिपे वा स्वोच्चान्विते तादृशपुण्यभाक् स्यात्; this sentence names भानेश्वरे and स्याट्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रे कर्मणि जाह्नवीसलिलतः पूतो हि पूतद्युतौ पापो यच्छति कर्मगो विबलवान् द्यूतक्रियासाहसम् । सौम्या दुर्बलशालिनो दशमगाः सत्कर्मविध्वंसकाः कर्मेशज्ञसुरार्चितैः क्रतुफलं सञ्चिन्त्य सम्यग्वदेत्

candre karmaṇi jāhnavīsalilataḥ pūto hi pūtadyutau pāpo yacchati karmago vibalavān dyūtakriyāsāhasam | saumyā durbalaśālino daśamagāḥ satkarmavidhvaṃsakāḥ karmeśajñasurārcitaiḥ kratuphalaṃ sañcintya samyagvadet

When the Moon — the pure-rayed one — is in the tenth, ⟨the native⟩ is indeed purified by the water of the Jāhnavī ⟨Gaṅgā⟩. A malefic gone to the tenth, weak, yields gambling and rash acts. Benefics abounding in weakness, gone to the tenth, are wreckers of good works. From the lord of the tenth, from Mercury and from Jupiter ⟨him whom the gods worship⟩ the fruit of sacrifice is to be weighed and rightly declared.

एकस्थौ तनुकर्मपौ यदि तयोरेकाधिपत्यं तु वा जातः स्वार्जितसद्धनेन कुरुते यज्ञादिकर्मोत्सवम् । सार्कौ शूद्रधनेन साहिशिखिनि क्षुद्रैः सजीवे नृपस्तत्तत्कारकवित्ततो यदि युते रव्यादिभिः कर्मपे

ekasthau tanukarmapau yadi tayorekādhipatyaṃ tu vā jātaḥ svārjitasaddhanena kurute yajñādikarmotsavam | sārkau śūdradhanena sāhiśikhini kṣudraiḥ sajīve nṛpastattatkārakavittato yadi yute ravyādibhiḥ karmape

If the lords of the first and the tenth stand in one place, or if one graha holds the lordship of both, the native performs sacrifice and the like as a festival, with honest wealth earned by himself. When those two are with the Sun, ⟨he does so⟩ with a śūdra's wealth; with Rāhu and Ketu, with that of mean men; with Jupiter, with that of a king. If the lord of the tenth is joined by the Sun and the rest, ⟨it is⟩ from the wealth of the respective kāraka in each case.

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  • About this edition: सजीवे नृपः stands in the nominative where the series requires an instrumental (नृपधनेन); rendered by the parallel. कर्मोत्सषम् = कर्मोत्सवम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वार्जितसद्धनेन कुरुते यज्ञादिकर्मोत्सवम्; this sentence names कर्मोत्सषम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बहुशुभयुजि माने वाजपेयादिसिद्धिः सितबुधयुतराशिस्वामिनौ दुर्बलाढ्यौ । यदि कृतसवनोऽपि प्राप्तकर्मप्रनष्टो भवति परमकर्मा दानवाचारशीलः

bahuśubhayuji māne vājapeyādisiddhiḥ sitabudhayutarāśisvāminau durbalāḍhyau | yadi kṛtasavano'pi prāptakarmapranaṣṭo bhavati paramakarmā dānavācāraśīlaḥ

When the tenth is joined by many benefics, there is accomplishment of the Vājapeya and other ⟨sacrifices⟩. If the lords of the signs occupied by Venus and Mercury abound in weakness, then even one who has performed the soma-rite becomes one whose attained works are destroyed; ⟨otherwise⟩ he becomes supreme in action, given to charity, ⟨right⟩ speech and conduct.

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  • About this edition: दुर्बलाध्यौ is ambiguous between दुर्बलौ and बलाढ्यौ; taken as abounding in weakness because the apodosis is loss. नाने = माने; प्राप्रकर्म = प्राप्तकर्म. The last quarter reads as the contrasting result and the contrast is supplied. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads माने वाजपेयादिसिद्धिः सितबुधयुतराशिस्वामिनौ दुर्बलाढ्यौ । यदि कृतसवनोऽपि प्राप्तकर्मप्रनष्टो; this sentence names दुर्बलाध्यौ and प्राप्रकर्म, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रात् कर्मणि शोभने बलयुते तुङ्गादिवर्गस्थिते वागीशेन युतेक्षिते नरवरो यज्वा यशस्वी भवेत् । जीवज्ञासुरपूजितस्थितगृहाधीशा विनाशं गता जातः सत्फलकर्मवानपि कृतां कर्मश्रियं नाप्नुयात्

candrāt karmaṇi śobhane balayute tuṅgādivargasthite vāgīśena yutekṣite naravaro yajvā yaśasvī bhavet | jīvajñāsurapūjitasthitagṛhādhīśā vināśaṃ gatā jātaḥ satphalakarmavānapi kṛtāṃ karmaśriyaṃ nāpnuyāt

When the tenth from the Moon is auspicious, endowed with strength, and placed in exaltation and the other ⟨good⟩ vargas, joined with or aspected by Jupiter ⟨the lord of speech⟩, ⟨the native⟩ becomes an eminent man, a sacrificer, and famous. ⟨But when⟩ the lords of the houses occupied by Jupiter, Mercury and Venus ⟨him whom the asuras worship⟩ have gone to ruin, the native, though possessed of works of good fruit, does not obtain the glory of the works he has done.

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  • About this edition: असुरपूजित is Venus, preceptor of the asuras — deliberately distinct from सुरार्चित / सुरेज्य = Jupiter in vv. 4 and 8. सोभने = शोभने. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शोभने; this sentence names सोभने, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कर्मेशज्ञसुरार्चिता बलयुता यज्ञादिसत्कर्मदाः सौम्यव्योमचरेण वीक्षितयुतास्ते वाजपेयादिभाक् । जीर्णोद्धारणमुख्यगोपुरतटाकारामपुण्यप्रदा यज्वा कर्मपतौ शुभे शशियुते माने विराहुध्वजे

karmeśajñasurārcitā balayutā yajñādisatkarmadāḥ saumyavyomacareṇa vīkṣitayutāste vājapeyādibhāk | jīrṇoddhāraṇamukhyagopurataṭākārāmapuṇyapradā yajvā karmapatau śubhe śaśiyute māne virāhudhvaje

The lord of the tenth, Mercury and Jupiter, endowed with strength, give sacrifice and other good works; aspected by or joined with a benefic sky-goer they make ⟨the native⟩ a partaker of the Vājapeya and the rest. They bestow the merit of restoring what has fallen into decay and, chiefly, of gate-towers, tanks and gardens. He is a sacrificer when the lord of the tenth is benefic and joined with the Moon, and the tenth is free of Rāhu and Ketu.

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  • About this edition: सुख्य read as मुख्य; विराहुव्यजे read as विराहुध्वजे (ध्वज = Ketu, as in v. 10 साहिध्वजे); जीर्णोद्भारण = जीर्णोद्धारण. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कर्मेशज्ञसुरार्चिता बलयुता यज्ञादिसत्कर्मदाः सौम्यव्योमचरेण वीक्षितयुतास्ते वाजपेयादिभाक् । जीर्णोद्धारणमुख्यगोपुरतटाकारामपुण्यप्रदा यज्वा कर्मपतौ शुभे शशियुते माने विराहुध्वजे; this sentence names जीर्णोद्भारण and विराहुव्यजे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उच्चस्थे शशिजेऽहिकेतुवियुते भाग्योपयातेऽथवा कर्मस्वामिनि भाग्यगे च मनुजो यागादिसत्कर्मवान् । कर्मेशे निजतुङ्गगे बुधयुते तारासुते चास्तगे तुङ्गस्थानगते सति क्रतुफलं जातः समेति ध्रुवम्

uccasthe śaśije'hiketuviyute bhāgyopayāte'thavā karmasvāmini bhāgyage ca manujo yāgādisatkarmavān | karmeśe nijatuṅgage budhayute tārāsute cāstage tuṅgasthānagate sati kratuphalaṃ jātaḥ sameti dhruvam

When Mercury (śaśija, the Moon's son) stands exalted, free of Rāhu (the serpent) and Ketu (the banner), or has gone to the 9th (bhāgya); or again, when the lord of the 10th (karma) occupies the 9th, the man is a doer of good works — sacrifice (yāga) and the rest. And when the lord of the 10th, in its own exaltation, is joined with Mercury, and Mercury stands in the 7th ⟨house, the setting place⟩ having reached a place of exaltation, the native assuredly obtains the fruit of the ⟨sacrificial⟩ rite (kratu).

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  • About this edition: The first quarter is badly corrupt: ययिजे is unread and left unrendered, अहिकेतुविशुते taken as अहिकेतुवियुते, भाग्शोपशाते as भांशोपगते, शागादि as यागादि, कर्मेये as कर्मेशे. तारासुत is Mercury; its pairing with बुध in the same clause is redundant and may conceal तारापति (Jupiter), as at v. 19. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शशिजेऽहिकेतुवियुते भाग्योपयातेऽथवा कर्मस्वामिनि भाग्यगे च मनुजो यागादिसत्कर्मवान् । कर्मेशे निजतुङ्गगे; this sentence names भाग्शोपशाते and कर्मेये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: The e-text is corrupt at यय‍िजे, विशुते and भाग्शोपशाते; शागादि is read as यागादि (confirmed by क्रतुफलं in the fourth pāda). तारासुत (Mercury) beside बुधयुते is redundant in the received text and may stand for तारापति (Jupiter). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शशिजेऽहिकेतुवियुते भाग्योपयातेऽथवा कर्मस्वामिनि भाग्यगे च मनुजो यागादिसत्कर्मवान् । कर्मेशे निजतुङ्गगे; this sentence names भाग्शोपशाते and विशुते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कर्मस्थे शशिनन्दने सवनकृत्साहिध्वजे कर्महा कर्मेशे रिपुरन्ध्ररिष्फगृहगे कर्मावरोधी भवेत् । कर्मेशस्य बुधस्य कर्मभवने राहौ मखध्वंसकस्तुङ्गस्थानगतोऽपि कर्मगृहपो दुःस्थानगः कर्महा

karmasthe śaśinandane savanakṛtsāhidhvaje karmahā karmeśe ripurandhrariṣphagṛhage karmāvarodhī bhavet | karmeśasya budhasya karmabhavane rāhau makhadhvaṃsakastuṅgasthānagato'pi karmagṛhapo duḥsthānagaḥ karmahā

Mercury (the Moon's son) in the 10th makes ⟨the native⟩ a performer of the savana ⟨soma-rite⟩; ⟨but⟩ with Rāhu (the serpent) and Ketu (the banner) ⟨there⟩ he is a destroyer of works. If the lord of the 10th occupies the house of the 6th (ripu), the 8th (randhra) or the 12th (riṣpha), he becomes an obstructer of works. When Rāhu is in the 10th house of Mercury as lord of the 10th, ⟨the native⟩ is a wrecker of sacrifices (makha); and the lord of the 10th house, even though gone to a place of exaltation, destroys works if it occupies an evil house (duḥsthāna).

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  • About this edition: मस्वध्वसक read as मखध्वंसक (wrecker of the sacrifice). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शशिनन्दने सवनकृत्साहिध्वजे कर्महा कर्मेशे रिपुरन्ध्ररिष्फगृहगे कर्मावरोधी भवेत् । कर्मेशस्य बुधस्य कर्मभवने राहौ मखध्वंसक-; this sentence names मस्वध्वसक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: मस्वध्वसक is corrupt; read as (स)स्वध्वंसकः, 'destroyer of his own'. शशिनिन्दने read as शशिनन्दने. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शशिनन्दने सवनकृत्साहिध्वजे कर्महा कर्मेशे रिपुरन्ध्ररिष्फगृहगे कर्मावरोधी भवेत् । कर्मेशस्य बुधस्य कर्मभवने राहौ मखध्वंसक-; this sentence names शशिनिन्दने and मस्वध्वसक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

व्यापारधर्मभवने शुभखेटयुक्ते तन्नाथजीवतनुपा बलशालिनश्चेत् । आचारधर्मगुणकर्मविधिप्रयुक्तश्रद्धापरो भवति विप्रकुलाग्रगण्यः

vyāpāradharmabhavane śubhakheṭayukte tannāthajīvatanupā balaśālinaścet | ācāradharmaguṇakarmavidhiprayuktaśraddhāparo bhavati viprakulāgragaṇyaḥ

When the houses of the 10th (vyāpāra) and the 9th (dharma) are joined by benefic grahas, and their lords, Jupiter and the lord of the lagna are possessed of strength, ⟨the native⟩ becomes one devoted to right conduct, dharma, virtue, ritual act and prescribed observance, given over to faith, and counted foremost among the families of brāhmaṇas.

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  • About this edition: भवते = भवने; अग्न = अग्र.
  • About this edition: विप्रकुलाग्नगण्यः read as विप्रकुलाग्रगण्यः; बलशालिनश्रेत् read as बलशालिनश्चेत्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बलशालिनश्चेत् । आचारधर्मगुणकर्मविधिप्रयुक्तश्रद्धापरो भवति विप्रकुलाग्रगण्यः; this sentence names विप्रकुलाग्नगण्यः and बलशालिनश्रेत्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सौम्यान्वितानि गुरुकर्मकलत्रपुत्रलग्नानि पञ्च भवनानि शुभेक्षितानि । तन्नायकाश्च बलिनो यदि सर्वतत्वविद्याधिकक्रतुसमस्तगुणप्रसिद्धः

saumyānvitāni gurukarmakalatraputralagnāni pañca bhavanāni śubhekṣitāni | tannāyakāśca balino yadi sarvatatvavidyādhikakratusamastaguṇaprasiddhaḥ

When the five houses — the lagna, the fifth ⟨putra⟩, the seventh ⟨kalatra⟩, the ninth ⟨guru⟩ and the tenth ⟨karma⟩ — are occupied by benefics and aspected by benefics, and their lords are strong, ⟨the native⟩ becomes renowned for grasping every principle, for learning, for abundant sacrifice and for every virtue.

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  • About this edition: The five houses are named by their significations, not their numbers: लग्न the first, पुत्र the fifth, कलत्र the seventh, गुरु the ninth, कर्म the tenth.
  • Another reading: The plate prints सर्वतत्व with a single त in the second syllable-cluster; the standard orthography is सर्वतत्त्व. The plate reading is kept and the standard form recorded here.
  • About this edition: The verse is set across four printed lines with hyphens at two line-ends (…कलत्रपुत्र- / लग्नानि and …सर्वतत्व- / विद्या…). Those hyphens are the printer's line breaks, not part of the words, and the compounds are joined here.

ज्ञानव्योमाधिवासास्तनुगुरुदशमस्थानपाः षड्बलाढ्या जातः षट्शास्त्रवेत्ता निखिलनिगमविज्ज्ञानदीक्षामुपैति । धर्मव्यापारलग्नाधिपबुधविबुधाचार्यपाकापहारे सत्कर्माचारसर्वक्रतुफलनिगमज्ञानविद्याकरः स्यात्

jñānavyomādhivāsāstanugurudaśamasthānapāḥ ṣaḍbalāḍhyā jātaḥ ṣaṭśāstravettā nikhilanigamavijjñānadīkṣāmupaiti | dharmavyāpāralagnādhipabudhavibudhācāryapākāpahāre satkarmācārasarvakratuphalanigamajñānavidyākaraḥ syāt

When the lords of the 5th (jñāna), the 10th (vyoman), the 4th (adhivāsa) and the lagna (tanu), ⟨with⟩ Jupiter and the lord of the tenth place, are rich in the six strengths (ṣaḍbala), the native is a knower of the six śāstras, a knower of all the nigamas, and attains initiation into knowledge (jñāna-dīkṣā). In the daśā and its sub-period (pāka-apahāra) of the lords of the 9th (dharma), the 10th (vyāpāra) and the lagna, of Mercury and of Jupiter (ācārya), he becomes a doer of good works and right conduct, ⟨a gainer of⟩ the fruit of every sacrifice (kratu), and a maker of scriptural knowledge and learning.

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  • About this edition: व्योम and दशमस्थान both name the 10th; the received list is redundant, and अधिवास (dwelling) is taken as the 4th.

चन्द्रे तृतीये जलराशियुक्ते करोति जीर्णोद्धरणादि पुण्यम् । तटाककूपादिकमत्र लग्नात् कर्मेश्वरे गोपुरभागयुक्ते

candre tṛtīye jalarāśiyukte karoti jīrṇoddharaṇādi puṇyam | taṭākakūpādikamatra lagnāt karmeśvare gopurabhāgayukte

The Moon in the 3rd, joined with a watery rāśi, makes him perform meritorious works such as the restoring of what is ruined (jīrṇoddharaṇa); and here, ⟨reckoned⟩ from the lagna, ⟨he makes⟩ tanks, wells and the like when the lord of the 10th is joined with the gopura division (gopurāṃśa).

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  • About this edition: गोपुरभाग here is the gopura grade of varga-strength (a graha dignified in three vargas), not the gate-tower of v. 8; the same word carries both senses in this chapter and the sense turns on context.
  • About this edition: जीर्णोद्भरण read as जीर्णोद्धरण. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जीर्णोद्धरणादि; this sentence names जीर्णोद्भरण, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जातः पञ्चचतुर्वियच्चरवरैः केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थितैरेकस्थैर्बलिभिः प्रधानबलवत्खेटाश्रमस्थो भवेत् । आदित्यासितजीवशुक्रधरणीपुत्रेन्दुतारासुतैर्वानप्रस्थविवासभिक्षुचरकाः शाक्यो गुरुर्जीवकः

jātaḥ pañcacaturviyaccaravaraiḥ kendratrikoṇasthitairekasthairbalibhiḥ pradhānabalavatkheṭāśramastho bhavet | ādityāsitajīvaśukradharaṇīputrendutārāsutairvānaprasthavivāsabhikṣucarakāḥ śākyo gururjīvakaḥ

The native — when five or four excellent sky-goers (grahas), strong, stand in kendras and trikoṇas, or ⟨together⟩ in one place — comes to belong to the āśrama of the graha that is chief in strength. By the Sun, Saturn (asita), Jupiter (jīva), Venus, Mars (the earth's son), the Moon (indu) and Mercury (Tārā's son) ⟨are indicated, in order⟩: the vānaprastha, the homeless one (vivāsa), the bhikṣu and the caraka, the śākya, the guru and the jīvaka.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: The seventh graha-name is corrupt (इन्दुताराहुतैः); Mercury is supplied from the ordered correspondence with the seven orders enumerated in v. 16 — the same series and the same assignments stand in the pravrajyā chapter of the Bṛhat Jātaka. शाक्त्यो = शाक्यो; खेटास्रमस्थो = खेटाश्रमस्थो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्रधानबलवत्खेटाश्रमस्थो भवेत् । आदित्यासितजीवशुक्रधरणीपुत्रेन्दुतारासुतै- र्वानप्रस्थविवासभिक्षुचरकाः शाक्यो; this sentence names खेटास्रमस्थो and शाक्त्यो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: The seven grahas and the seven orders correspond in the order given, and the correspondence matches the classical mapping (Saturn = the naked homeless one, Jupiter = bhikṣu, Venus = caraka, Mars = śākya, Mercury = jīvaka/ājīvaka). पञ्चचतुर्वियच्चरवरैः is split पञ्च-चतुर्-वियच्चर-वरैः, वियच्चर = sky-goer = graha.

वानप्रस्थस्तपस्वी वनगिरिनिलयो नग्नशीलो विवासा भिक्षुः स्यादेकदण्डी सततमुपनिषत्तत्त्वनिष्ठो महात्मा । नानादेशप्रवासी चरकपतिवरः शाक्ययोगी कुशीलो राजश्रीमान् यशस्वी गुरुरशनपरो जल्पको जीवकः स्यात्

vānaprasthastapasvī vanagirinilayo nagnaśīlo vivāsā bhikṣuḥ syādekadaṇḍī satatamupaniṣattattvaniṣṭho mahātmā | nānādeśapravāsī carakapativaraḥ śākyayogī kuśīlo rājaśrīmān yaśasvī gururaśanaparo jalpako jīvakaḥ syāt

The vānaprastha is an ascetic (tapasvī) whose dwelling is forest and mountain; the homeless one (vivāsa) is naked-clad; the bhikṣu holds a single staff (ekadaṇḍī), is constantly fixed upon the truth of the Upaniṣads, a great soul; ⟨the caraka⟩ dwells abroad in many countries, the best of caraka chiefs; the śākya-yogin is of bad conduct (kuśīla); the guru has royal splendour and is famous; and the jīvaka is given to food and a prattler.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: च्रकपतिवरः read as चरकपतिवरः; निष्टो = निष्ठो. कुशील is left at its full weight (of bad conduct), not softened. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नग्नशीलो विवासा भिक्षुः स्यादेकदण्डी सततमुपनिषत्तत्त्वनिष्ठो महात्मा । नानादेशप्रवासी चरकपतिवरः; this sentence names च्रकपतिवरः and निष्टो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: च्रकपतिवरः read as चरकपतिवरः; उपनिषत्तत्त्वनिष्टो read as ˚निष्ठो. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नग्नशीलो विवासा भिक्षुः स्यादेकदण्डी सततमुपनिषत्तत्त्वनिष्ठो महात्मा । नानादेशप्रवासी चरकपतिवरः; this sentence names च्रकपतिवरः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कर्मस्था बलिनस्त्रयो गगनगाः स्वोच्चादिवर्गस्थिताः कर्मेशश्च बलाधिको यदि यतिस्तत्तुल्यशीलोऽथवा । कर्मेशे बलवर्जिते गृहगृहप्राप्ते दुराचारवान् तद्योगप्रदमध्यगौ धनमदस्थानाधिपौ कामधीः

karmasthā balinastrayo gaganagāḥ svoccādivargasthitāḥ karmeśaśca balādhiko yadi yatistattulyaśīlo'thavā | karmeśe balavarjite gṛhagṛhaprāpte durācāravān tadyogapradamadhyagau dhanamadasthānādhipau kāmadhīḥ

If three strong sky-goers occupy the 10th, standing in the exaltation-varga and the rest, and the lord of the 10th too is superior in strength, ⟨the native is⟩ an ascetic (yati), or else of conduct like his. If the lord of the 10th is bereft of strength and has reached ⟨an unfavourable⟩ house, he is of evil conduct. If the lords of the 2nd (dhana) and 7th (mada) houses stand in the middle of the ⟨grahas⟩ that give that yoga, ⟨his⟩ mind is set on desire.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: गृहगृहप्राप्ते is corrupt and is taken as ⟨रिपु⟩गृहप्राप्ते. धनदस्थानाधिपौ is dual but the houses are not named; rendered as the wealth-giving houses rather than numbered. कर्मेशश्व = कर्मेशश्च; तत्तल्य = तत्तुल्य. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वोच्चादिवर्गस्थिताः कर्मेशश्च बलाधिको यदि यतिस्तत्तुल्यशीलोऽथवा । कर्मेशे बलवर्जिते गृहगृहप्राप्ते दुराचारवान् तद्योगप्रदमध्यगौ धनमदस्थानाधिपौ; this sentence names धनदस्थानाधिपौ and कर्मेशश्व, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: गृहगृहप्राप्ते is a dittography in the e-text — the first member (the unfavourable house named) is lost. धनदस्थानाधिपौ is dual but names only one house-word; the second is not recoverable from this witness. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वोच्चादिवर्गस्थिताः कर्मेशश्च बलाधिको यदि यतिस्तत्तुल्यशीलोऽथवा । कर्मेशे बलवर्जिते गृहगृहप्राप्ते दुराचारवान् तद्योगप्रदमध्यगौ धनमदस्थानाधिपौ; this sentence names धनदस्थानाधिपौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तद्योगप्रदखेचरैरिनशनिक्षोणीकुमारान्वितैः संन्यासं समुपैति वित्ततनयस्त्रीवर्जितो मानवः । सौम्यांशोपगतः सहस्रकिरणस्तुङ्गान्तभागस्थितं खेटं पश्यति यौवने वयसि वा बाल्ये यतीशो भवेत्

tadyogapradakhecarairinaśanikṣoṇīkumārānvitaiḥ saṃnyāsaṃ samupaiti vittatanayastrīvarjito mānavaḥ | saumyāṃśopagataḥ sahasrakiraṇastuṅgāntabhāgasthitaṃ kheṭaṃ paśyati yauvane vayasi vā bālye yatīśo bhavet

By the sky-going ⟨grahas⟩ that give that yoga, joined with the Sun (ina), Saturn and Mars (kṣoṇī-kumāra, the earth's son), a man attains sannyāsa, deprived of wealth, sons and wife. ⟨If⟩ the thousand-rayed one (the Sun), gone to a benefic aṃśa (saumyāṃśa), aspects a graha standing at the very end of exaltation — its exact highest exaltation point (tuṅgānta-bhāga) — he becomes a lord of ascetics (yatīśa): in youth, or in ⟨mature⟩ age, or in childhood.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: TWO CONJECTURES KILLED, 2026-09-08. The notes here used to read 'क्षिओनी read as क्षिति / उर्वी' and 'तुङ्गात- read as तुङ्गगत-'. Both are wrong. Two printings independent of Sastri read इनशनिक्षोणीकुमारान्वितैः, and Mishra's Sanskrit ṭīkā glosses the whole compound सूर्य-शनि-मङ्गल — THREE grahas, because क्षोणीकुमार ('the earth's son') is one name for Mars. Our English had counted four, with Mars twice. The same printings read तुङ्गान्तभागस्थितं and gloss it परमोच्चभागे स्थितम् / उच्चतमभागे, the EXACT highest point of exaltation, not merely an exalted degree — a different claim from तुङ्गगत. सन्यास is also corrected to संन्यासं, which is what all four printed lines read and what Śārdūlavikrīḍita requires (its first three syllables are guru, and स-न्या-स opens with a laghu).

शुक्रेन्दुप्रविलोकिते गतबले लग्नाधिपे निर्द्धनो भिक्षुः स्याद्यदि तुङ्गभांशकयुतस्तारापतिं पश्यति । एकस्थैरविलोकिते तु बहुभिर्लग्नेश्वरे दीक्षितस्तद्योगप्रदभावकारकदशाभुक्तौ तदीयं फलम्

śukrendupravilokite gatabale lagnādhipe nirddhano bhikṣuḥ syādyadi tuṅgabhāṃśakayutastārāpatiṃ paśyati | ekasthairavilokite tu bahubhirlagneśvare dīkṣitastadyogapradabhāvakārakadaśābhuktau tadīyaṃ phalam

When the lord of the lagna, having lost its strength, is aspected by Venus and the Moon, ⟨the native is⟩ without wealth; he becomes a mendicant (bhikṣu) if a graha joined with an exaltation-navāṃśa aspects the Moon (tārāpati, the lord of the stars). But when the lord of the lagna is NOT aspected by the many ⟨grahas⟩ standing together in one sign, ⟨he becomes⟩ initiated (dīkṣita). That result ⟨comes⟩ in the daśā and sub-period (bhukti) of the bhāva-lords and kārakas that give that yoga.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: CORRECTED 2026-09-08. एकर्स्थै is impossible (र् cannot stand there); the reading is एकस्थैः, 'by those standing in one place', and the old conjecture एकर्क्षस्थैः is unnecessary. तारापति takes the anusvāra: it is the ACCUSATIVE object of पश्यति, and Mishra's ṭīkā glosses तारापतिं = चन्द्रं. THE OLD NOTE SAID THE OPPOSITE — 'तारापति stands in the nominative, so Jupiter is the one aspecting' — and the English followed it. Both are wrong: the aspecting graha is any graha in its own exaltation sign or aṃśa (यदि तुङ्गभांशकयुतः … कश्चिद्ग्रहः), and what it aspects is the MOON.
  • Another reading: The mūla is अविलोकिते, 'NOT aspected' — three printings agree, and Sastri's अवलोकिते ('aspected') is the outlier. The two carry opposite rules in a sannyāsa yoga, so this is stated rather than smoothed. Mishra prints अविलोकिते in his mūla but paraphrases with अवलोकिते in his own ṭīkā (एकस्थैः बहुभिः (त्रयाधिकैः) ग्रहैर्यदि अवलोकिते लग्नेश्वरे), i.e. the commentator reads the rule the other way round from the text he prints. The mūla and the rendering follow the printed text.

शीतांशुराशीशमिनात्मजो वा लग्नेश्वरः पश्यति दीक्षितः स्यात् । भौमर्क्षगे मन्ददृगाणभागे मन्देक्षिते शीतकरे यतिः स्यात्

śītāṃśurāśīśaminātmajo vā lagneśvaraḥ paśyati dīkṣitaḥ syāt | bhaumarkṣage mandadṛgāṇabhāge mandekṣite śītakare yatiḥ syāt

If Saturn (the Sun's son) or the lord of the lagna aspects the lord of the Moon's rāśi, he becomes initiated (dīkṣita). If the Moon is in a sign of Mars, in a drekkāṇa-portion of Saturn, and aspected by Saturn, he becomes an ascetic (yati).

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: शीतांशुराशीशम् is accusative, so Saturn or the lord of the lagna is the aspecting party, not the aspected. यदिः = यतिः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यतिः; this sentence names यदिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: यदिः read as यतिः (the parallel with यति in v. 17 and यतीश in v. 18 fixes it). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यतिः; this sentence names यदिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीवारमन्दलग्नेषु मन्ददृष्टियुतेषु च। लग्नाद्धर्मगते जीवे नृपयोगेऽपि तीर्थकृत्

jīvāramandalagneṣu mandadṛṣṭiyuteṣu ca| lagnāddharmagate jīve nṛpayoge'pi tīrthakṛt

When Jupiter, Mars, Saturn and the lagna are joined with, or aspected by, Saturn, and Jupiter has gone to the 9th (dharma) from the lagna, ⟨the native⟩ is a maker of tīrthas (tīrthakṛt) even ⟨though born⟩ in a royal yoga.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: दृष्ति = दृष्टि. तीर्थकृत् is kept in Sanskrit in the Hindi: it denotes the founder of a religious ford or order and is narrower than any ordinary Hindi equivalent. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्ददृष्टियुतेषु; this sentence names दृष्ति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: मन्ददृष्तियुतेषु read as मन्ददृष्टियुतेषु. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्ददृष्टियुतेषु; this sentence names मन्ददृष्तियुतेषु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नवमस्थानगे चन्द्रे नभोगैर्नावलोकिते । नृपयोगेऽपि सञ्जातो दीक्षितो नृपतिर्भवेत्

navamasthānage candre nabhogairnāvalokite | nṛpayoge'pi sañjāto dīkṣito nṛpatirbhavet

When the Moon has gone to the 9th house and is not aspected by ⟨any of⟩ the sky-goers, one born even in a royal yoga becomes an initiated (dīkṣita) king.

सुरगुरुशशिहोरास्वार्किदृष्टासु धर्मे गुरुरथ नृपतीनां योगजस्तीर्थकृत्स्यात् । नवमभवनसंख्ये मन्दगेऽन्यैरदृष्टे भवति नरपयोगे दीक्षितः पार्थिवेन्द्रः

suraguruśaśihorāsvārkidṛṣṭāsu dharme gururatha nṛpatīnāṃ yogajastīrthakṛtsyāt | navamabhavanasaṃkhye mandage'nyairadṛṣṭe bhavati narapayoge dīkṣitaḥ pārthivendraḥ

When the horās of Jupiter and the Moon are aspected by Saturn (arki), and Jupiter is in the 9th (dharma), then one born of the yoga of kings is a maker of tīrthas (tīrthakṛt). When Saturn has gone to the place counted ninth and is unaspected by the others, ⟨the native⟩ born in a royal yoga becomes an initiated (dīkṣita) lord of kings.

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: स्वाकिदृष्टासु read as स्वार्किदृष्टासु; भव्न = भवन; नरपयोगे = नृपयोगे. होरा here is the half-sign division, not the hour. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुरगुरुशशिहोरास्वार्किदृष्टासु धर्मे गुरुरथ नृपतीनां योगजस्तीर्थकृत्स्यात् । नवमभवनसंख्ये; this sentence names स्वाकिदृष्टासु and भव्न, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: भव्न read as भवन; नरपयोगे read as नृपयोगे; स्वाकि read as सु + अर्कि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुरगुरुशशिहोरास्वार्किदृष्टासु धर्मे गुरुरथ नृपतीनां योगजस्तीर्थकृत्स्यात् । नवमभवनसंख्ये; this sentence names स्वाकि and भव्न, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सितार्कभौमार्कसुता महाबलाः सुरेज्यभूनन्दनभानुभानुजाः । कुजेन्दुवागीशशनैश्चरा इमे समं गताश्चेज्जनयन्ति तापसम्

sitārkabhaumārkasutā mahābalāḥ surejyabhūnandanabhānubhānujāḥ | kujenduvāgīśaśanaiścarā ime samaṃ gatāścejjanayanti tāpasam

Venus, the Sun, Mars and Saturn (the Sun's son); Jupiter, Mars (the earth's delight), the Sun and Saturn (the Sun-born); Mars, the Moon, Jupiter (the lord of speech) and Saturn — if these, being of great strength, have gone together ⟨to one place⟩, they produce an ascetic (tāpasa).

ग्रहैश्चतुर्भिः सहिते तदीशे केन्द्रत्रिकोणोपगतैस्तु मुक्तः । चतुर्ग्रहैः कर्मगतैः प्रव्रज्यां प्राप्नोति जातः कथितो मुनीन्द्रैः

grahaiścaturbhiḥ sahite tadīśe kendratrikoṇopagataistu muktaḥ | caturgrahaiḥ karmagataiḥ pravrajyāṃ prāpnoti jātaḥ kathito munīndraiḥ

When the lord thereof is joined with four grahas, ⟨but⟩ ⟨those grahas⟩ having gone to kendras and trikoṇas, ⟨he is⟩ released (mukta). ⟨But⟩ with the four grahas gone to the 10th (karma), the native attains renunciation (pravrajyā) — so it is declared by the chief among sages.

कुजार्कसोमार्कजदेववन्दितैः कुजार्कचन्द्रात्मजमन्दभार्गवैः । रवीन्दुभौमासितदानवप्रियैर्भवन्ति जाता व्रतसंयुता नराः

kujārkasomārkajadevavanditaiḥ kujārkacandrātmajamandabhārgavaiḥ | ravīndubhaumāsitadānavapriyairbhavanti jātā vratasaṃyutā narāḥ

By Mars, the Sun, the Moon, Saturn (the Sun-born) and Jupiter (worshipped by the gods); by Mars, the Sun, Mercury (the Moon's son), Saturn and Venus; by the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Saturn (asita) and Venus (dear to the dānavas) — men born ⟨with these⟩ come to be joined with religious vows (vrata).

2 notes on this verse
  • About this edition: चन्द्रार्मज read as चन्द्रात्मज = Mercury; without that reading the second set names Saturn twice, and the metre requires exactly five names there. देववन्दित is Jupiter, दानवप्रिय is Venus (preceptor of the dānavas). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुजार्कसोमार्कजदेववन्दितैः कुजार्कचन्द्रात्मजमन्दभार्गवैः; this sentence names चन्द्रार्मज, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: चन्द्रार्मज is corrupt and is read as चन्द्रात्मज (Mercury); that reading makes each of the three groups a set of five, as the parallel verses 27-28 require. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुजार्कसोमार्कजदेववन्दितैः कुजार्कचन्द्रात्मजमन्दभार्गवैः; this sentence names चन्द्रार्मज, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सितारसूर्यात्मजजीवभास्करैः कुजेन्दुदेवेज्यबुधार्कनन्दनैः । सितेन्दुपुत्रार्किशशाङ्कभूमिजैर्भवेत्तपस्वी वनपर्वताश्रयः

sitārasūryātmajajīvabhāskaraiḥ kujendudevejyabudhārkanandanaiḥ | sitenduputrārkiśaśāṅkabhūmijairbhavettapasvī vanaparvatāśrayaḥ

By Venus, Mars, Saturn (the Sun's son), Jupiter and the Sun; by Mars, the Moon, Jupiter (worshipped by the gods), Mercury and Saturn (the Sun's delight); by Venus, Mercury (the Moon's son), Saturn (arki), the Moon and Mars (the earth-born) — he becomes an ascetic (tapasvin) whose refuge is forest and mountain.

चन्द्रेन्दुपुत्रारसुरेज्यभास्करैः शशाङ्कसूर्येन्दुजशुक्रभूमिजैः । एकर्क्षगैरेभिरिह प्रजाता भवन्ति विद्यामुनयोऽस्त्रदूषकाः

candrenduputrārasurejyabhāskaraiḥ śaśāṅkasūryendujaśukrabhūmijaiḥ | ekarkṣagairebhiriha prajātā bhavanti vidyāmunayo'stradūṣakāḥ

By the Moon, Mercury (the Moon's son), Mars, Jupiter (worshipped by the gods) and the Sun; by the Moon, the Sun, Mercury (the Moon-born), Venus and Mars (the earth-born) — those born here with these occupying one sign become sages of learning (vidyā-muni) who decry weapons.

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  • About this edition: अस्त्रदूषकाः (censurers of weapons) may stand for शास्त्रदूषकाः (revilers of the śāstras); rendered as printed. भुमिजैः = भूमिजैः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शशाङ्कसूर्येन्दुजशुक्रभूमिजैः; this sentence names भुमिजैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: अस्त्रदूषकाः is rendered as it stands ('censurers of weapons'); the witness gives no ground for emending to शास्त्रदूषकाः.

रवीन्दुभौमेन्दुजजीवभार्गवैः सुधाकरारार्किगुरुज्ञभास्करैः । कुजेन्दुसूर्यार्किसितेन्दुसम्भवैर्भवेदमीभिः सहितैर्व्रती नरः

ravīndubhaumendujajīvabhārgavaiḥ sudhākarārārkigurujñabhāskaraiḥ | kujendusūryārkisitendusambhavairbhavedamībhiḥ sahitairvratī naraḥ

By the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Mercury (the Moon-born), Jupiter and Venus (Bhṛgu's son); by the Moon (the nectar-maker), Mars, Saturn (arki), Jupiter, Mercury (jña) and the Sun; by Mars, the Moon, the Sun, Saturn (arki), Venus and Mercury (born of the Moon) — a man becomes an observer of vows (vratin) when these are joined together.

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  • About this edition: आराकिं read as आरार्कि (Mars + Saturn); each set here carries six names, one more than the sets of vv. 26-28. [2026-09-23: The mūla now reads आरार्कि, and on the plate, not only as a reading of the e-text. The Mysore 1933 vol. II leaf (jp-sastri-2, PDF p.299), read by eye at up to about 8.1x native on the 600 dpi master, prints the repha: सुधाकरारार्किगुरुज्ञभास्करैः. Beside a repha and an anusvāra cropped from the next line of the same leaf, at about 5.4x, the mark over the कि matches the repha, and no anusvāra stands over it. So our आराकिं was the e-text's own.]

सितेन्दुजीवार्कजभानुलोहितैः सितार्किजीवार्कमृगाङ्कसोमजैः । एकत्र यातैर्गगनाटनैः सदा भवन्ति जाता मुनयस्तपस्विनः

sitendujīvārkajabhānulohitaiḥ sitārkijīvārkamṛgāṅkasomajaiḥ | ekatra yātairgaganāṭanaiḥ sadā bhavanti jātā munayastapasvinaḥ

By Venus, the Moon, Jupiter, Saturn (the Sun-born), the Sun and Mars (the red one); by Venus, Saturn (arki), Jupiter, the Sun, the Moon (mṛgāṅka) and Mercury (the Moon-born) — when these sky-wanderers stand together in one place, those born ⟨then⟩ are always sages and ascetics (tapasvin).

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  • About this edition: भृगाक्क in the second set is unreadable and is left unrendered rather than guessed; the metre allows exactly one name in that slot. सितेन्दि read as सितेन्दु; शातैः as स्थितैः; मुनशस्तपस्वनिः as मुनयस्तपस्विनः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सितेन्दुजीवार्कजभानुलोहितैः सितार्किजीवार्कमृगाङ्कसोमजैः । एकत्र यातैर्गगनाटनैः सदा भवन्ति जाता मुनयस्तपस्विनः; this sentence names मुनशस्तपस्वनिः and सितेन्दि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: भृगाक्क in the second group is corrupt and is left unidentified — भृगु would repeat सित already named in that same group. एकत्र शातैः read as एकत्र स्थितैः; मुनशस्तपस्वनिः read as मुनयस्तपस्विनः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सितेन्दुजीवार्कजभानुलोहितैः सितार्किजीवार्कमृगाङ्कसोमजैः । एकत्र यातैर्गगनाटनैः सदा भवन्ति जाता मुनयस्तपस्विनः; this sentence names मुनशस्तपस्वनिः and भृगाक्क, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कुजज्ञवागीशसितासितारुणैः सितार्किजीवेन्दुजचन्द्रभूमिजैः । बलप्रधानैर्गगनाटनैर्यदा यदि प्रजातः पुरुषस्तपस्विनाम्

kujajñavāgīśasitāsitāruṇaiḥ sitārkijīvendujacandrabhūmijaiḥ | balapradhānairgaganāṭanairyadā yadi prajātaḥ puruṣastapasvinām

By Mars, Mercury (jña), Jupiter (the lord of speech), Venus, Saturn (asita) and the Sun (aruṇa); by Venus, Saturn (arki), Jupiter, Mercury (the Moon-born), the Moon and Mars (the earth-born) — when these sky-wanderers, chief in strength, ⟨stand together⟩, if a man is born ⟨then he is⟩ ⟨foremost⟩ of ascetics.

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  • About this edition: कुह in the first set is taken as कुज (Mars) on the strength of the parallel lists in vv. 26-30; जीन्दुज read as जीव + इन्दुज. The last quarter (बलप्रधानैर्गनाटनैय्दा ... पुरुषस्त्पस्विनाम्) is metrically broken and syntactically incomplete; rendered by sense. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुजज्ञवागीशसितासितारुणैः सितार्किजीवेन्दुजचन्द्रभूमिजैः । बलप्रधानैर्गगनाटनैर्यदा यदि प्रजातः पुरुषस्तपस्विनाम्; this sentence names बलप्रधानैर्गनाटनैय्दा and पुरुषस्त्पस्विनाम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: कुह is read as कुज (Mars); गनाटनैय्दा read as गगनाटनैर्यदा; त्पस्विनाम् read as तपस्विनाम्. The verse names the group but its apodosis is elliptical in this witness — ⟨foremost⟩ is supplied. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुजज्ञवागीशसितासितारुणैः सितार्किजीवेन्दुजचन्द्रभूमिजैः । बलप्रधानैर्गगनाटनैर्यदा यदि प्रजातः पुरुषस्तपस्विनाम्; this sentence names त्पस्विनाम् and गनाटनैय्दा, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रवीन्दुवागीशदिनेशपुत्रैः शनैश्चरेन्द्वर्कसितैरवश्यम् । रवीन्दुपुत्रक्षितिजामरेज्यैस्तपस्विनो मूलफलाशनाः स्युः

ravīnduvāgīśadineśaputraiḥ śanaiścarendvarkasitairavaśyam | ravīnduputrakṣitijāmarejyaistapasvino mūlaphalāśanāḥ syuḥ

By the Sun, the Moon, Jupiter and Saturn; by Saturn, the Moon, the Sun and Venus — without fail; and by the Sun, Mercury, Mars and Jupiter — ⟨these sets standing in one sign⟩ — ⟨men⟩ become ascetics who feed on roots and fruits.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's svīnduvāśa- is two syllables short of the upajāti pāda; sitendu-vāgīśa- (Venus–Moon–Jupiter) restores the metre and is what the rendering follows. Flagged, not settled. The condition 'standing in one sign' is carried over from verses 33–39, where it is stated; this verse does not state it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रवीन्दुवागीशदिनेशपुत्रैः; this sentence names svīnduvāśa, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the conjecture sitendu- is superseded: the mūla now reads रवीन्दुवागीशदिनेशपुत्रैः, which opens with रवि, the Sun, so the metre needs no Venus here, and since 2026-10-02 the English and Hindi name the Sun.]

वक्रार्कसोमात्मजदानवेज्या भौमेन्दुवागीशशशाङ्कपुत्रा । एकर्क्षगा जन्मनि यस्य जन्तोर्भवेद्यती वल्कलभूतिधारी

vakrārkasomātmajadānavejyā bhaumenduvāgīśaśaśāṅkaputrā | ekarkṣagā janmani yasya jantorbhavedyatī valkalabhūtidhārī

Mars, the Sun, Mercury and Venus; or Mars, the Moon, Jupiter and Mercury — when these have gone to one sign at the birth of a creature, he becomes an ascetic wearing bark garments and ashes.

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  • About this edition: dānavejya, 'the preceptor of the dānavas', is Venus; the text uses this class of epithet for Venus again at verse 58 (asurejya).

शशीन्दुसूनुक्षितिजार्कपुत्रा बुधक्षमापुत्रसुरेज्यसौराः । एकत्रगा यस्य नरस्य जातं कुर्वन्ति ते तापसमेव शान्तम्

śaśīndusūnukṣitijārkaputrā budhakṣamāputrasurejyasaurāḥ | ekatragā yasya narasya jātaṃ kurvanti te tāpasameva śāntam

The Moon, Mercury, Mars and Saturn; ⟨or⟩ Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn — standing together, they make the man at whose birth ⟨they so stand⟩ a tranquil ascetic and nothing else.

चन्द्रार्कभार्गवशशाङ्कसुता बलिष्ठा भौमेन्दुपुत्रसितभास्करनन्दनाश्च । मन्देन्दुवाक्पतिसिता नियतं यतीनां कुर्वन्ति जन्म कृतवल्कफलाशनानाम्

candrārkabhārgavaśaśāṅkasutā baliṣṭhā bhaumenduputrasitabhāskaranandanāśca | mandenduvākpatisitā niyataṃ yatīnāṃ kurvanti janma kṛtavalkaphalāśanānām

The Moon, the Sun, Venus and Mercury ⟨when⟩ strong; and Mars, Mercury, Venus and Saturn; and Saturn, the Moon, Jupiter and Venus — these assuredly cause the birth of ascetics who have taken to bark garments and live on fruit.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: The e-text's dhākpati is vākpati, Jupiter. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चन्द्रार्कभार्गवशशाङ्कसुता बलिष्ठा भौमेन्दुपुत्रसितभास्करनन्दनाश्च । मन्देन्दुवाक्पतिसिता; this sentence names dhākpati, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रविशशिकुजशुक्रैश्चन्द्रभौमज्ञसूर्यैर्गुरुसितरविमन्दैः शुक्रमन्देन्दुजीवैः । कुजबुधसितचन्द्रैरेभिरेकर्क्षयातैर्भवति गिरिवनौकास्तापसः सर्ववन्द्यः

raviśaśikujaśukraiścandrabhaumajñasūryairgurusitaravimandaiḥ śukramandendujīvaiḥ | kujabudhasitacandrairebhirekarkṣayātairbhavati girivanaukāstāpasaḥ sarvavandyaḥ

The Sun, the Moon, Mars and Venus; the Moon, Mars, Mercury and the Sun; Jupiter, Venus, the Sun and Saturn; Venus, Saturn, Mercury and Jupiter; Mars, Mercury, Venus and the Moon — when these have gone to one sign, ⟨the native⟩ becomes an ascetic whose dwelling is mountain and forest, to be revered by all.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's ḍya is iḍya, Jupiter; sarvayandyaḥ is sarvavandyaḥ, 'to be revered by all'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रविशशिकुजशुक्रैश्चन्द्रभौमज्ञसूर्यैर्गुरुसितरविमन्दैः शुक्रमन्देन्दुजीवैः । कुजबुधसितचन्द्रैरेभिरेकर्क्षयातैर्भवति गिरिवनौकास्तापसः सर्ववन्द्यः; this sentence names sarvayandyaḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सितशशिकुजगुरुमन्दैश्चन्द्रेन्दुजभौमगुरुशुक्रैः । रविकुजशनिबुधजीवैर्भवति यती दुःखितो दीनः

sitaśaśikujagurumandaiścandrendujabhaumaguruśukraiḥ | ravikujaśanibudhajīvairbhavati yatī duḥkhito dīnaḥ

By Venus, the Moon, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn; by the Moon, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Venus; by the Sun, Mars, Saturn, Mercury and Jupiter — he becomes an ascetic, sorrowing and wretched.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: The sets here run to five grahas, where verses 33–36 gave four.

कुजार्किदेवेज्यसितेन्दुपुत्रैः शनीनसोमात्मजचन्द्रभौमैः । नभश्चरैरेकगृहोपयातैर्जटाधरा वल्कलधारिणः स्युः

kujārkidevejyasitenduputraiḥ śanīnasomātmajacandrabhaumaiḥ | nabhaścarairekagṛhopayātairjaṭādharā valkaladhāriṇaḥ syuḥ

By Mars, Saturn, Jupiter (devejya), Venus and Mercury; by Saturn, the Sun, Mercury, the Moon and Mars — when these sky-goers have come into one house, ⟨such men⟩ become wearers of matted hair and of bark garments.

1 note on this verse
  • About this edition: The e-text's kujārkide jyasitenduputraiḥ is one syllable short of the upajāti pāda; kujārki-devejya-sitenduputraiḥ restores it and yields Jupiter (devejya) as the third member. Flagged, not settled.

भान्विन्दुजेन्दुकुजजीवसुरारिपूज्यैः सूरेन्दुभौमगुरुशुक्रदिनेशपुत्रैः । प्राप्नोत्यवश्यमिह तापसरूपमेभिरेकर्क्षगैर्गगनचारिभिरायताक्षः

bhānvindujendukujajīvasurāripūjyaiḥ sūrendubhaumaguruśukradineśaputraiḥ | prāpnotyavaśyamiha tāpasarūpamebhirekarkṣagairgaganacāribhirāyatākṣaḥ

By the Sun, Mercury, the Moon, Mars, Jupiter and Venus; by the Sun, the Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn — when these sky-farers stand in one sign, the long-eyed ⟨native⟩ here assuredly attains the form of an ascetic.

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  • About this edition: surāripūjya, 'honoured by the enemies of the gods', is Venus. Here the sets run to six grahas.

न वीक्षितश्चेदितरग्रहेन्द्रैर्लग्नाधिपः पश्यति भानुपुत्रम् । लग्नाधिपं वा यदि भानुपुत्रः संन्यासयोगो हि बलेन हीनम्

na vīkṣitaśceditaragrahendrairlagnādhipaḥ paśyati bhānuputram | lagnādhipaṃ vā yadi bhānuputraḥ saṃnyāsayogo hi balena hīnam

If the lord of the lagna, unaspected by the other grahas, aspects Saturn, or if Saturn aspects the lord of the lagna — that is indeed a yoga of renunciation, ⟨though⟩ deficient in strength.

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  • About this edition: balena hīnam is neuter and does not agree with masculine saṃnyāsayogaḥ; the e-text's concord is broken, so whether the deficiency of strength belongs to the yoga or to the graha cannot be settled from this reading.

चन्द्रे भानुसुतेक्षिते रविसुतद्रेक्काणयाते तथा भिक्षुर्मन्दनिरीक्षिते रविसुतक्षोणीसुतांशे विधौ । सन्यासप्रदखेचरः सगुलिकः साहिध्वजो वा यदि क्रूराम्शोपगतः करोति विगताचारं यतीनां ध्रुवम्

candre bhānusutekṣite ravisutadrekkāṇayāte tathā bhikṣurmandanirīkṣite ravisutakṣoṇīsutāṃśe vidhau | sanyāsapradakhecaraḥ sagulikaḥ sāhidhvajo vā yadi krūrāmśopagataḥ karoti vigatācāraṃ yatīnāṃ dhruvam

When the Moon is aspected by Saturn and has gone to Saturn's drekkāṇa, ⟨he becomes⟩ a mendicant; likewise when the Moon, aspected by Saturn, is in the navāṃśa of Saturn or of Mars. And if the graha that grants renunciation is joined with Gulika, or is with Rāhu or Ketu, or has gone to a malefic navāṃśa, it assuredly makes ⟨him⟩ one fallen away from the conduct of ascetics.

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  • About this edition: sāhi-dhvajaḥ: ahi ('serpent') is Rāhu and dhvaja ('banner') is Ketu.

रविलुप्तकरैरदीक्षिता बलिभिस्तद्गतभक्तयो नराः । अभियाचितमात्रदीक्षिता निहतैरन्यनिरीक्षितैरपि

raviluptakarairadīkṣitā balibhistadgatabhaktayo narāḥ | abhiyācitamātradīkṣitā nihatairanyanirīkṣitairapi

By ⟨grahas⟩ whose rays are effaced by the Sun, ⟨yet⟩ strong, men are not initiated, ⟨though⟩ their devotion is set that way; by ⟨grahas⟩ struck down and also aspected by others, they are initiated only upon being begged to be.

अर्थाप्तिः पितृजननीसपत्नमित्रभ्रातृस्त्रीभृतकजनाद्दिवाकराद्यैः । होरेन्द्वोर्दशमगतैर्विकल्पनीया भेन्द्वर्कास्पदपतिगांशनाथवृत्त्या

arthāptiḥ pitṛjananīsapatnamitrabhrātṛstrībhṛtakajanāddivākarādyaiḥ | horendvordaśamagatairvikalpanīyā bhendvarkāspadapatigāṃśanāthavṛttyā

Gain of wealth — through father, mother, enemy, friend, brother, wife and hired servants — is to be reckoned ⟨in that order⟩ by the Sun and the rest standing in the tenth from the lagna and from the Moon; ⟨and livelihood⟩ by the occupation of the lord of the navāṃśa occupied by the lords of the tenth from the sign, from the Moon and from the Sun.

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  • About this edition: bhrātṛtakajanāhivākarādyaiḥ is corrupt past restoration: the first five members of the list (father, mother, co-wife, friend, brother) are legible and the remainder is left as ⟨…⟩ rather than guessed. horā here is the lagna (glossary: horā = ascendant/hour per context). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पितृजननीसपत्नमित्रभ्रातृस्त्रीभृतकजनाद्दिवाकराद्यैः । होरेन्द्वोर्दशमगतैर्विकल्पनीया; this sentence names bhrātṛtakajanāhivākarādyaiḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the list is now whole: the mūla now reads भ्रातृस्त्रीभृतकजनाद्दिवाकराद्यैः, so the English and Hindi name wife and hired servants and 'the Sun and the rest' where they had ⟨…⟩, and render सपत्न as 'enemy', not 'co-wife'.]

अर्थाप्तिं कथयेद्विलग्नशशिनोर्मध्ये बली यस्ततः । कर्मेशस्थनवांशराशिपवशाद् वृत्तिं जगुस्तद्विदः । भैषज्योर्णतृणाम्बुधान्यकनकव्यापारमुक्तादिकैरन्योन्यागमदूतवृत्तिभिरिनस्यांशे तु जीवत्यसौ

arthāptiṃ kathayedvilagnaśaśinormadhye balī yastataḥ | karmeśasthanavāṃśarāśipavaśād vṛttiṃ jagustadvidaḥ | bhaiṣajyorṇatṛṇāmbudhānyakanakavyāpāramuktādikairanyonyāgamadūtavṛttibhirinasyāṃśe tu jīvatyasau

Let him declare the gain of wealth from whichever of the lagna and the Moon is the stronger; and those who know that ⟨science⟩ have declared the livelihood according to the lord of the navāṃśa-sign in which the lord of the tenth stands. In the Sun's navāṃśa he lives by trade in medicines, wool, grass, water, grain, gold, pearls and the like, and by the occupations of going to and fro between ⟨parties⟩ and of a messenger.

जलोद्भवानां क्रयविक्रयेण कृषेश्च मृद्वाद्यविनोदमार्गात् । राजाङ्गनासंश्रयवित्तरूपान्निशाकरांशे वसनक्रयाद्वा

jalodbhavānāṃ krayavikrayeṇa kṛṣeśca mṛdvādyavinodamārgāt | rājāṅganāsaṃśrayavittarūpānniśākarāṃśe vasanakrayādvā

⟨In the Moon's navāṃśa⟩, by the buying and selling of things born of water, by agriculture, by the way of clay ⟨wares⟩, musical instruments and amusements, by wealth of the sort got from resorting to royal women, or by dealing in garments.

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  • About this edition: mṛdvādyārvanodamārgāt is corrupt; only mṛd- ('earth') is legible in it and the rest is left as ⟨…⟩. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्रयविक्रयेण कृषेश्च मृद्वाद्यविनोदमार्गात्; this sentence names mṛdvādyārvanodamārgāt, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धातोर्विवादेन रणप्रकारात् स्तब्धाग्निवादात् कलहप्रवृत्त्या । जीवत्यसौ साहसमार्गरूपाद् धरासुतांशे यदि चौरवृत्त्या

dhātorvivādena raṇaprakārāt stabdhāgnivādāt kalahapravṛttyā | jīvatyasau sāhasamārgarūpād dharāsutāṃśe yadi cauravṛttyā

By disputes over metals, by the modes of battle, by stubborn ⟨dealing and⟩ talk concerning fire, by taking to quarrels, by the way of daring violence he lives; and in Mars' navāṃśa, if ⟨so placed⟩, by the trade of a thief.

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  • About this edition: stabdhāgnivādāt: stabdha ('stiff, unyielding') qualifying agni-vāda ('talk/dealing concerning fire') is unidiomatic and is rendered literally rather than resolved.

शिल्पादिकाव्यागमशास्त्रमार्गाज्ज्योतिर्गणज्ञानवशाद् बुधांशे । परार्थवेदाध्ययनाज्जपाच्च पुरोहिताद्याज्यवशात् प्रवृत्तिः

śilpādikāvyāgamaśāstramārgājjyotirgaṇajñānavaśād budhāṃśe | parārthavedādhyayanājjapācca purohitādyājyavaśāt pravṛttiḥ

In Mercury's navāṃśa, ⟨his⟩ occupation comes by the way of crafts and the like, poetry, āgama and śāstra; by command of jyotiṣa and reckoning; by reciting the Veda for another's sake and by japa; and by ⟨serving as⟩ purohita and the rest, and by those for whom he officiates.

जीवांशके भूसुरदेवतानामुपासनाध्यापकरूपमार्गात् । पुराणशास्त्रागमनीतिमार्गाद्धर्मोपदेशैरकुसीदमाहुः

jīvāṃśake bhūsuradevatānāmupāsanādhyāpakarūpamārgāt | purāṇaśāstrāgamanītimārgāddharmopadeśairakusīdamāhuḥ

In Jupiter's navāṃśa, by the way of worshipping brāhmaṇas and deities and of teaching ⟨of them⟩, by the way of purāṇa, śāstra, āgama and polity, by instruction in dharma — his living, they say, is free of usury.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's bhṛsuradvatānām is bhūsura-devatānām.

सुवर्णमाणिक्यगजाश्वमूलाद् गवां क्रयाज्जीवनमाहुरार्याः । गुडौदनक्षारदधिक्रयेण स्त्रियाः प्रलोभेन भृगोः सुतांशे

suvarṇamāṇikyagajāśvamūlād gavāṃ krayājjīvanamāhurāryāḥ | guḍaudanakṣāradadhikrayeṇa striyāḥ pralobhena bhṛgoḥ sutāṃśe

From gold, rubies, elephants, horses and roots, from the sale of cows, by trade in molasses, boiled rice, salt and curds, and by the enticing of a woman — such, the noble ones say, is the living in the navāṃśa of Venus.

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  • About this edition: Numbered 4b in the e-text; it stands between 48 and 50 and is the missing 49. bhṛgoḥ suta, 'the son of Bhṛgu', is Venus.
  • About this edition: Sastri sets मूलाद्गवां as one unbroken word with a द्ग conjunct where our record spaces it मूलाद् गवां; the rest of the verse is identical. His English ('gold, ruby, elephants or horses… trafficking in cattle, jaggery, cooked rice, salt, curdled milk') confirms गवां, 'of cows', against any reading that loses them. All four pādas scan as Upendravajrā.

शन्यंशके कुत्सितमार्गवृत्त्या शिल्पादिभिर्दारुमयैर्वधाद्यैः । विन्यस्तभाराज्जनविप्रलम्भादन्योन्यवैरागममार्गमूलात्

śanyaṃśake kutsitamārgavṛttyā śilpādibhirdārumayairvadhādyaiḥ | vinyastabhārājjanavipralambhādanyonyavairāgamamārgamūlāt

In Saturn's navāṃśa, by a livelihood along despicable ways; by crafts and the like in things of wood; by killing and so forth; by loads laid ⟨upon him⟩; by the cheating of people; and rooted in ways that breed mutual enmity.

पापैश्चतुष्केन्द्रगृहोपयातैर्नीचव्रताचाररताश्च निःस्वाः । मूर्खाः परस्त्रीपरवित्तशीलाः शूराः कदाचिन्नृपतिप्रियाः स्युः

pāpaiścatuṣkendragṛhopayātairnīcavratācāraratāśca niḥsvāḥ | mūrkhāḥ parastrīparavittaśīlāḥ śūrāḥ kadācinnṛpatipriyāḥ syuḥ

When malefics occupy the four kendra houses, men are given to base vows and base conduct, destitute and foolish, and set upon the wives and the wealth of others; they are brave, and now and then dear to kings.

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  • About this edition: ⚠ THIS VERSE IS SASTRI'S ॥ ५१ ॥, NOT OUR 51. Our source lost it and closed the gap by renumbering, so from this point to the end of the adhyāya our numbers run ONE BEHIND Sastri's: our 51 is his ५२, our 71 his ७२, our 75 his ७६, our 83 his ८४. Until that offset is repaired the verse takes the id 50b, which keeps it in its right place without renumbering thirty-three records on the strength of five sample points. Anyone citing this verse from Sastri should cite it as XV.51.
  • About this edition: Sastri's ५१ and ५२ are a deliberate pair and our source kept only the second half of it: malefics in the four kendras here, benefics in the four kendras in the next verse (our 51, सौम्यैश्चतुष्केन्द्रगृहोपयातैः…). Read them together.

सौम्यैश्चतुष्केन्द्रगृहोपयातैः कुलोत्तमा वंशकरा नृपालाः । सर्वज्ञधीवित्तयशोगुणाढ्या नरा नृपप्रीतिकराश्च वा स्युः

saumyaiścatuṣkendragṛhopayātaiḥ kulottamā vaṃśakarā nṛpālāḥ | sarvajñadhīvittayaśoguṇāḍhyā narā nṛpaprītikarāśca vā syuḥ

When benefics have gone to the four kendra houses, men become the best of their family, continuers of the line, kings, rich in all-knowing intellect, in wealth, in fame and in virtues — or else those who win the king's affection.

कर्मकर्मांशगाः सौम्या जातः पुण्यरतः सदा । पापिनः पापकर्मात्मा चन्द्राद्वा यदि जायते

karmakarmāṃśagāḥ saumyā jātaḥ puṇyarataḥ sadā | pāpinaḥ pāpakarmātmā candrādvā yadi jāyate

⟨When⟩ benefics stand in the tenth and in the navāṃśa of the tenth, the native is always devoted to meritorious acts; ⟨when⟩ malefics ⟨stand there⟩, his very self is in sinful acts — or ⟨reckon it⟩ from the Moon, if it so arise.

कर्मराश्यंशपो यत्र तदीशः पापखेचरः । धूमादिग्रहसम्बन्धी यदि पापरतो भवेत्

karmarāśyaṃśapo yatra tadīśaḥ pāpakhecaraḥ | dhūmādigrahasambandhī yadi pāparato bhavet

Wherever the lord of the navāṃśa of the tenth sign stands — if the lord of that ⟨place⟩ is a malefic graha and is connected with Dhūma and the other ⟨shadow⟩ grahas, then he becomes devoted to evil.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's bhūmādi is bhaumādi, 'Mars and the rest'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धूमादिग्रहसम्बन्धी; this sentence names bhūmādi, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सिद्धारम्भः कर्मगे चन्द्रलग्नाद्भानौ भौमे साहसी पापबुद्धिः । विद्वान् सौम्ये वाक्पतौ राजतुल्यः शुक्रे भोगी भानुजे शोकतप्तः

siddhārambhaḥ karmage candralagnādbhānau bhaume sāhasī pāpabuddhiḥ | vidvān saumye vākpatau rājatulyaḥ śukre bhogī bhānuje śokataptaḥ

With the Sun in the tenth from the Moon or from the lagna, his undertakings are accomplished; with Mars, he is rash and of sinful mind; with Mercury, learned; with Jupiter, the equal of a king; with Venus, a man of enjoyments; with Saturn, burnt with grief.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's śokatapnaḥ is śokataptaḥ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शोकतप्तः; this sentence names śokatapnaḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रात्कर्मगते रवौ सरुधिरे मत्तः परस्त्रीरतो ज्योतिर्विच्च सचन्द्रजे जलधनस्त्रीभूषणादिप्रियः । सिद्धार्थो नृपसंमतश्च सगुरौ शुक्रेण युक्ते नृपप्रीतिस्त्रीधनवृद्धिभाक् शनियुते दीनो दरिद्रो भवेत्

candrātkarmagate ravau sarudhire mattaḥ parastrīrato jyotirvicca sacandraje jaladhanastrībhūṣaṇādipriyaḥ | siddhārtho nṛpasaṃmataśca sagurau śukreṇa yukte nṛpaprītistrīdhanavṛddhibhāk śaniyute dīno daridro bhavet

With the Sun gone to the tenth from the Moon: with Mars, he is intoxicated and given to other men's wives; with Mercury, an astrologer and fond of water, wealth, women, ornaments and the like; with Jupiter, one whose aims are accomplished and who is approved by the king; joined with Venus, he partakes of the king's affection and of increase of women and wealth; joined with Saturn, he becomes wretched and destitute.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's pūṣaṇa is bhūṣaṇa, 'ornament'. sarudhire, 'with the blood-red one', is Mars.

चन्द्रात्कर्मणि भूसुते बुधयुते शास्त्रोपजीवी भवेत् सेज्ये नीचजनाधिपः सभृगुजे वैदेशिकः स्याद्वणिक् । सार्कौ साहसिकोऽसुतश्च शशिनः कर्मस्थिते बोधने सेज्ये षण्डतनुश्च दीनवचनः ख्यातो नृपालप्रियः

candrātkarmaṇi bhūsute budhayute śāstropajīvī bhavet sejye nīcajanādhipaḥ sabhṛguje vaideśikaḥ syādvaṇik | sārkau sāhasiko'sutaśca śaśinaḥ karmasthite bodhane sejye ṣaṇḍatanuśca dīnavacanaḥ khyāto nṛpālapriyaḥ

Mars in the tenth from the Moon: joined with Mercury he lives by the śāstras; with Jupiter he is a chief over low people; with Venus he becomes a merchant who goes abroad; with Saturn (ārki), rash and sonless. Mercury standing in the tenth from the Moon: with Jupiter he is of a eunuch's body and of humble speech, ⟨yet⟩ renowned and dear to the king.

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  • About this edition: dīnavaṣṭanaḥ is corrupt; dīnavartanaḥ ('of wretched livelihood') is what the rendering follows on sense — flagged, not settled. The closing praise ('renowned and dear to the king') sits oddly against what precedes it and may belong to a further combination whose graha has dropped out of the e-text; śāśtropajīvī is śāstropajīvī. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शास्त्रोपजीवी भवेत् सेज्ये नीचजनाधिपः सभृगुजे वैदेशिकः स्याद्वणिक् । सार्कौ साहसिकोऽसुतश्च शशिनः कर्मस्थिते बोधने सेज्ये षण्डतनुश्च दीनवचनः ख्यातो नृपालप्रियः; this sentence names dīnavaṣṭanaḥ and śāśtropajīvī, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

माने चन्द्रमसो बुधे सभृगुजे विद्यावधूवित्तवान् सार्कौ पुस्तकलेखकश्च विषमाचारप्रवृत्तोऽधवा । जीवे शुक्रयुते तु विप्रजनपो भूपप्रियः पण्डितः सार्कौ सर्वजनोपतापचतुरो जातः स्थिरारम्भधीः

māne candramaso budhe sabhṛguje vidyāvadhūvittavān sārkau pustakalekhakaśca viṣamācārapravṛtto'dhavā | jīve śukrayute tu viprajanapo bhūpapriyaḥ paṇḍitaḥ sārkau sarvajanopatāpacaturo jātaḥ sthirārambhadhīḥ

With Mercury in the tenth (māna) from the Moon: with Venus, he is possessed of learning, of wives and of wealth; with Saturn (ārki), he is a writer of books, or else given to crooked conduct. Jupiter ⟨there⟩ joined with Venus ⟨makes him⟩ a lord over brāhmaṇa folk, dear to the king, learned; with Saturn, the native is skilled at tormenting all people, and of a mind set on undertakings that hold.

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  • About this edition: The opening māndeḥ is irregular; manda (Saturn) is what the rendering follows, but verse 58 also puts Saturn in the tenth from the Moon and the graha-sequence of 55–58 is disturbed here, so the identification is flagged, not settled. pustaphalaisvakaśca is corrupt and is left as ⟨…⟩; adhavā is read as athavā, 'or else'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads माने चन्द्रमसो बुधे सभृगुजे विद्यावधूवित्तवान् सार्कौ पुस्तकलेखकश्च; this sentence names pustaphalaisvakaśca, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सुगन्धनीलचूर्णादिचित्रकारो भिषग्वणिक् । कर्मस्थानगते मन्दे सासुरेज्ये निशाकरात्

sugandhanīlacūrṇādicitrakāro bhiṣagvaṇik | karmasthānagate mande sāsurejye niśākarāt

A maker of perfumes, indigo, powders and the like, a painter, a physician, a merchant — ⟨such is he⟩ when Saturn, joined with Venus, has gone to the tenth place from the Moon.

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  • About this edition: sāsurejye resolves as sa + asurejye, 'with the preceptor of the asuras' = Venus, not sa + surejye (Jupiter), which would give sasurejye without the long ā. The text names Venus by this class of epithet at verse 33 (dānavejya) and 39 (surāripūjya).

आज्ञास्थानाधिपे सौम्ये शुभयुक्तेक्षितेऽपि वा । शोभनांशगते वाऽपि जातस्त्वाज्ञाधरो भवेत्

ājñāsthānādhipe saumye śubhayuktekṣite'pi vā | śobhanāṃśagate vā'pi jātastvājñādharo bhavet

When the lord of the place of command ⟨the tenth⟩ is a benefic, or is joined with or aspected by benefics, or has gone to an auspicious navāṃśa, the native becomes a bearer of authority.

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  • About this edition: ājñāsthāna, 'the place of command', is the 10th house; the e-text's ājñadharaḥ is ājñādharaḥ.

आज्ञाधिपे मन्दयुते रन्ध्रनाथेन वीक्षिते । क्रूरांशे केन्द्रराशौ वा क्रूराज्ञां प्रकरोति सः

ājñādhipe mandayute randhranāthena vīkṣite | krūrāṃśe kendrarāśau vā krūrājñāṃ prakaroti saḥ

When the lord of ⟨the house of⟩ command is joined with Saturn, aspected by the lord of the eighth, and is in a malefic navāṃśa or in a kendra sign, he issues cruel commands.

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  • About this edition: randhra ('the aperture') is the 8th house. The e-text's krarājñāṃ is krūrājñāṃ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्रूराज्ञां; this sentence names krarājñāṃ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कर्कटस्थे निशानाथे गुरुशुक्रनिरीक्षिते । पारावतादिभागस्थे सत्कीर्तिधनवान् भवेत्

karkaṭasthe niśānāthe guruśukranirīkṣite | pārāvatādibhāgasthe satkīrtidhanavān bhavet

When the Moon (niśānātha) stands in Karkaṭa, aspected by Jupiter and Venus, and is placed in the pārāvata and the like divisions (bhāga), ⟨the native⟩ becomes a man of good fame and wealth.

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  • About this edition: pārāvatādi-bhāga: the pārāvata and higher rungs of the ṣoḍaśavarga strength-scale (pārijāta, uttama, gopura, siṃhāsana, pārāvata, devaloka…), not a sign-division of their own.

मानेशे शुभसंयुक्ते शुभमध्यगतेऽपि वा । शुभग्रहांशके वाऽपि कीर्तिमानभिमानवान्

māneśe śubhasaṃyukte śubhamadhyagate'pi vā | śubhagrahāṃśake vā'pi kīrtimānabhimānavān

When the lord of the 10th (māneśa) is joined with benefics, or placed between benefics, or ⟨placed⟩ in the aṃśa of a benefic graha, ⟨the native⟩ is famous and possessed of self-respect.

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  • About this edition: māna here names the 10th house; śubhamadhyagata = enclosed between benefics (śubha-kartari).

पापेक्षिते कर्मणि पापयुक्ते मानाधिपे हीनबलोपयाते । जातोऽपवादी विगताभिमानः स्वकर्मतेजोबलकीर्तिहीनः

pāpekṣite karmaṇi pāpayukte mānādhipe hīnabalopayāte | jāto'pavādī vigatābhimānaḥ svakarmatejobalakīrtihīnaḥ

When the karma ⟨bhāva, the 10th⟩ is aspected by malefics, and the lord of the 10th (mānādhipa) is joined with malefics and has gone to ⟨a place of⟩ deficient strength, the one born is a slanderer, devoid of self-respect, and bereft of his own work, splendour, strength and fame.

कर्मेशतन्नवांशेशौ शनिसम्बन्धसंयुतौ । षष्ठाधिपयुतौ दृष्टौ बहुदारान्वितो भवेत्

karmeśatannavāṃśeśau śanisambandhasaṃyutau | ṣaṣṭhādhipayutau dṛṣṭau bahudārānvito bhavet

⟨When⟩ the lord of the 10th and the lord of the navāṃśa in which he stands are joined in relation with Saturn, and are joined with or aspected by the lord of the 6th, ⟨the native⟩ becomes possessed of many wives.

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  • About this edition: The e-text prints karmeśatagnavāṃśesau; read karmeśa-lagnavāṃśeśau. dṛṣtau is a misprint for dṛṣṭau. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कर्मेशतन्नवांशेशौ शनिसम्बन्धसंयुतौ । षष्ठाधिपयुतौ दृष्टौ; this sentence names karmeśatagnavāṃśesau and dṛṣtau, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भूसूनुक्षितिराशिपौ च बलिनौ केन्द्रत्रिकोणायगौ कर्मेशे भृगुचन्द्रवीक्षितयुते कृष्यादिगोवित्तवान् । सम्बन्धी यदि कर्मणः शशिसुतो वाणिज्यशीलः सदा सौम्यासौम्ययुते तु सात्त्विकतमोनिद्री विमिश्रेऽन्यथा

bhūsūnukṣitirāśipau ca balinau kendratrikoṇāyagau karmeśe bhṛgucandravīkṣitayute kṛṣyādigovittavān | sambandhī yadi karmaṇaḥ śaśisuto vāṇijyaśīlaḥ sadā saumyāsaumyayute tu sāttvikatamonidrī vimiśre'nyathā

When Mars (bhūsūnu) and the lord of the ⟨earthy⟩ sign are both strong and placed in a kendra, a trikoṇa or the 11th, and the lord of the 10th is aspected by or joined with Venus and the Moon, ⟨the native⟩ is rich in agriculture, cattle and the like. If Mercury (śaśisuta) stands in relation with the 10th (karma), ⟨he is⟩ always of a trading disposition. Joined with benefics ⟨his nature is⟩ sāttvika, ⟨joined⟩ with non-benefics tāmasa, and with a mixture otherwise.

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  • About this edition: kṣidiṭirāśipau and -nidrī are corrupt in the e-text: kṣiti(ja)-rāśipa is taken as the lord of an earthy sign, and sāttvika-tamo- as the sattva/tamas pair that the third clause (vimiśre'nyathā) completes. bhṛu- = bhṛgu (Venus). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भूसूनुक्षितिराशिपौ च बलिनौ केन्द्रत्रिकोणायगौ कर्मेशे भृगुचन्द्रवीक्षितयुते कृष्यादिगोवित्तवान् । सम्बन्धी यदि कर्मणः; this sentence names kṣidiṭirāśipau and bhṛu, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लाभस्थानेन लग्नादखिलधनचयप्राप्तिमिच्छन्ति सर्वे लाभस्थानोपयातः सकलबलयुतः खेचरो वित्तदः स्यात् । भानुश्चेज्ज्ञातिवर्गादतिघनमुडुपो मातृवर्गेण भौमः स्वोत्थाच्चान्द्रिर्यदीष्टप्रभुविबुधसुहृन्मातुलैर्वित्तमेति

lābhasthānena lagnādakhiladhanacayaprāptimicchanti sarve lābhasthānopayātaḥ sakalabalayutaḥ khecaro vittadaḥ syāt | bhānuścejjñātivargādatighanamuḍupo mātṛvargeṇa bhaumaḥ svotthāccāndriryadīṣṭaprabhuvibudhasuhṛnmātulairvittameti

All men desire the winning of the entire heap of wealth from the 11th place (lābha-sthāna) reckoned from the lagna. A graha gone to the 11th place and endowed with full strength becomes a giver of wealth. If it is the Sun, ⟨wealth comes⟩ abundantly from the group of kinsmen; the Moon (uḍupa), through the mother's people; Mars, from his own rising ⟨effort⟩; ⟨if⟩ Mercury (cāndri), ⟨the native⟩ gets wealth through favoured lords, the learned, friends and maternal uncles.

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  • About this edition: The e-text prints asvi(khi)la with its own variant in brackets; read akhila. yardīṣṭa- read as yadi iṣṭa-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads लाभस्थानेन लग्नादखिलधनचयप्राप्तिमिच्छन्ति सर्वे लाभस्थानोपयातः सकलबलयुतः खेचरो वित्तदः स्यात् । भानुश्चेज्ज्ञातिवर्गादतिघनमुडुपो मातृवर्गेण भौमः स्वोत्थाच्चान्द्रिर्यदीष्टप्रभुविबुधसुहृन्मातुलैर्वित्तमेति; this sentence names yardīṣṭa, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीवो यच्छति वेदशास्त्रयजनाचारादिपुत्रैर्द्धनं शुक्रः स्त्रीजनकाव्यनाटककलासङ्गीतविद्यादिभिः । दासीदासकृषिक्रियार्जितधनं धन्यं समृद्धं शनिर्विप्रादिद्युचरेण वीक्षितयुते विप्रादयो वित्तदाः

jīvo yacchati vedaśāstrayajanācārādiputrairddhanaṃ śukraḥ strījanakāvyanāṭakakalāsaṅgītavidyādibhiḥ | dāsīdāsakṛṣikriyārjitadhanaṃ dhanyaṃ samṛddhaṃ śanirviprādidyucareṇa vīkṣitayute viprādayo vittadāḥ

Jupiter (jīva) gives wealth through the Veda, śāstra, sacrificing, right conduct and sons; Venus, through womenfolk, poetry, drama, the arts, music, learning and the like; Saturn, wealth won through female and male servants and through the work of farming, blessed and abundant. When ⟨the 11th⟩ is aspected by or joined with a graha of the brāhmaṇa class and the rest, then brāhmaṇas and the rest ⟨accordingly⟩ are the givers of wealth.

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  • About this edition: vignādi- read viprādi-, which the same verse's viprādayo confirms; kācya read kāvya; saṅgita = saṅgīta. The classes are the standard varṇa assignments of the grahas. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्त्रीजनकाव्यनाटककलासङ्गीतविद्यादिभिः । दासीदासकृषिक्रियार्जितधनं धन्यं समृद्धं शनि- र्विप्रादिद्युचरेण; this sentence names vignādi and saṅgita, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आयस्थः शुभखेचरः शुभधनं पापस्तु पापार्जितं मिश्रैर्मिश्रधनं समेति मनुजस्तज्जातकोक्तं वदेत् । लाभस्थानगतः समस्तगुणवानिष्टाधिकश्चेद्बली जातो यानविभूषणाम्बरवधूभोगादिविद्याधिकः

āyasthaḥ śubhakhecaraḥ śubhadhanaṃ pāpastu pāpārjitaṃ miśrairmiśradhanaṃ sameti manujastajjātakoktaṃ vadet | lābhasthānagataḥ samastaguṇavāniṣṭādhikaścedbalī jāto yānavibhūṣaṇāmbaravadhūbhogādividyādhikaḥ

A benefic graha placed in the 11th ⟨gives⟩ auspiciously got wealth, a malefic wealth earned by evil means; and with mixed ⟨grahas⟩ a man (manuja) obtains mixed wealth — one should declare it as is told of that ⟨graha⟩ in the jātaka ⟨texts⟩. If the graha gone to the 11th place has every good quality, is more than favourable and is strong, the one born abounds in vehicles, ornaments, garments, wives, enjoyments and learning.

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  • About this edition: mitraiśra read mitraiś ca; bhanuja read bhānuja (Saturn). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मिश्रैर्मिश्रधनं समेति मनुजस्तज्जातकोक्तं; this sentence names mitraiśra, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वित्तेशायगृहाधिपौ तनुपतेरिष्टग्रहौ चेद्धनं सत्कर्मामरविप्रपुण्यविषये दानादियोग्यं वदेत् । आयस्थो विबलः पराजितबलो नीचारिदुःस्थानपो रेकायोगकरो यदि प्रतिदिनं कुर्वीत भिक्षाटनम्

vitteśāyagṛhādhipau tanupateriṣṭagrahau ceddhanaṃ satkarmāmaraviprapuṇyaviṣaye dānādiyogyaṃ vadet | āyastho vibalaḥ parājitabalo nīcāriduḥsthānapo rekāyogakaro yadi pratidinaṃ kurvīta bhikṣāṭanam

If the lord of the 2nd (vitteśa) and the lord of the 11th house are grahas favourable to the lord of the lagna, one should declare wealth fit for giving away in good works, upon the gods, brāhmaṇas and objects of merit. ⟨But⟩ if the graha in the 11th is weak, its strength overcome (parājita), and is lord of a debilitation, an enemy's sign or a duḥsthāna, making the rekhā yoga, ⟨the native⟩ would go begging from door to door every day.

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  • About this edition: rekāyoga (read rekhā-yoga): the chapter nowhere defines it; from its result-clause it is a yoga of destitution, and it is left untranslated rather than glossed. parārjata read parārjita. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सत्कर्मामरविप्रपुण्यविषये दानादियोग्यं वदेत् । आयस्थो विबलः पराजितबलो; this sentence names parārjata, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लाभेशे दिनपेऽथवा शशधरे भूपालतुल्याश्रयाद् भौमे मन्त्रिजनाग्रजानुजकृषिद्वारैर्धनं लभ्यते । विद्याबन्धुसुतैः सुधाकरसुते जीवे निजाचारतः शुक्रे रत्नवधूगजादिपशुभिर्मन्दे कुवृत्त्या श्रियम्

lābheśe dinape'thavā śaśadhare bhūpālatulyāśrayād bhaume mantrijanāgrajānujakṛṣidvārairdhanaṃ labhyate | vidyābandhusutaiḥ sudhākarasute jīve nijācārataḥ śukre ratnavadhūgajādipaśubhirmande kuvṛttyā śriyam

If the lord of the 11th is the Sun (dinapa), or else the Moon (śaśadhara), ⟨wealth comes⟩ from dependence upon one equal to a king; if Mars, wealth is got by way of ministers, elder and younger brothers and agriculture; if Mercury (sudhākarasuta), through learning, kinsmen and sons; if Jupiter, from one's own conduct; if Venus, through gems, wives, elephants and other beasts; if Saturn (manda), ⟨he gets⟩ his fortune by a base livelihood.

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  • About this edition: grajānuka read agraja-anuja. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्त्रिजनाग्रजानुजकृषिद्वारैर्धनं; this sentence names grajānuka, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लाभस्थानपतौ विलग्नभवनात् केन्द्रत्रिकोणस्थिते लाभे पापसमन्विते तु धनवान् तुङ्गादिराश्यंशके । तत्तत्कारकवर्गतो बलवशाद् योगानुसारं वदेत् तत्तत्खेटदशापहारसमये वित्तं वदेत्तद्दिशि

lābhasthānapatau vilagnabhavanāt kendratrikoṇasthite lābhe pāpasamanvite tu dhanavān tuṅgādirāśyaṃśake | tattatkārakavargato balavaśād yogānusāraṃ vadet tattatkheṭadaśāpahārasamaye vittaṃ vadettaddiśi

When the lord of the 11th place is situated in a kendra or a trikoṇa from the lagna-house, and the 11th itself is joined with malefics, yet ⟨the lord stands⟩ in an exalted or the like rāśi or aṃśa, ⟨the native is⟩ wealthy. One should declare according to the yoga, by force of strength, from the varga of the respective kāraka; and at the time of the daśā and antardaśā of the respective graha one should declare wealth ⟨coming⟩ in that ⟨graha's⟩ direction.

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  • About this edition: -āmaye read samaye (at the time of). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तत्तत्खेटदशापहारसमये; this sentence names āmaye, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नादन्त्यतदीशभानुतनयैर्दूराटनं दुर्गतिं दातृत्वं शयनादिसौख्यविभवं वित्तक्षयं चिन्तयेत् । रिःफस्थे चरखेचरे चरगृहे दुःस्थाननाथेऽथवा नानादेशवनाटनो हि शनिना युक्तेऽथवाऽऽलोकिते

lagnādantyatadīśabhānutanayairdūrāṭanaṃ durgatiṃ dātṛtvaṃ śayanādisaukhyavibhavaṃ vittakṣayaṃ cintayet | riḥphasthe carakhecare caragṛhe duḥsthānanāthe'thavā nānādeśavanāṭano hi śaninā yukte'thavā''lokite

From the twelfth house counted from the lagna, from its lord and from Saturn ⟨the Sun's son⟩, one should judge wandering far from home, misfortune, liberality, the comforts of bed and the like, and the loss of wealth. When a movable planet stands in the twelfth, or stands there in a movable sign, or the lord of an evil house stands there, and Saturn is joined with it or aspects it, the native roams through many lands and forests.

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  • About this edition: Sastri numbers this verse ॥ ७३ ॥. It takes our id 72 because our numbering runs one behind his from our 51 onward — see the note on record 50b.
  • About this edition: अन्त्य and रिःफ both name the twelfth house; भानुतनय, 'the Sun's son', is Saturn.

रिःफस्थानगते शुभे शुभयुते सौम्यग्रहालोकिते तन्नाथे विबलेऽरिनीचगृहगे वित्तव्ययाभावभाक् । रिःफस्थे विबले बलेन सहिते रिःफाधिपे वित्तहा मिश्रव्योमचरान्विते तु सकलं मिश्रव्ययं देहिनाम्

riḥphasthānagate śubhe śubhayute saumyagrahālokite tannāthe vibale'rinīcagṛhage vittavyayābhāvabhāk | riḥphasthe vibale balena sahite riḥphādhipe vittahā miśravyomacarānvite tu sakalaṃ miśravyayaṃ dehinām

When a benefic occupies the twelfth, joined with benefics and aspected by them, while the lord of that house is weak and stands in an enemy's sign or in debilitation, the native has no outgoing of wealth at all. When a weak planet occupies the twelfth and the lord of the twelfth is strong, wealth is destroyed. But when planets of mixed nature are joined with it, the whole of a man's expenditure is mixed.

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  • About this edition: Sastri numbers this verse ॥ ७४ ॥; it takes our id 73 for the reason given on record 50b.

इष्टव्ययं भवति शोभनवर्गयाते दुष्टव्ययं विबलखेटयुतेक्षिते वा । यत्कारकद्युचरवर्गजनादनर्थं जातः समेति बलहीनदशापहारे

iṣṭavyayaṃ bhavati śobhanavargayāte duṣṭavyayaṃ vibalakheṭayutekṣite vā | yatkārakadyucaravargajanādanarthaṃ jātaḥ sameti balahīnadaśāpahāre

When ⟨the lord of the twelfth⟩ has gone to an auspicious varga, the outgoing is on worthy objects; when it is joined with or aspected by a weak planet, the outgoing is on unworthy ones. In the daśā and antardaśā of a weak planet the native meets with harm arising from the class of things that planet signifies.

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  • About this edition: Sastri numbers this verse ॥ ७५ ॥; it takes our id 74 for the reason given on record 50b.

क्रूरग्रहे बलवति व्ययगेऽरिनाशस्थानाधिपे कृषिधनस्थितिनाशकः स्यात् । रिष्फे चतुर्द्विपदभे सह तत्पदेन खेटेन सर्वपशुभृत्यविनाशमेति

krūragrahe balavati vyayage'rināśasthānādhipe kṛṣidhanasthitināśakaḥ syāt | riṣphe caturdvipadabhe saha tatpadena kheṭena sarvapaśubhṛtyavināśameti

When a strong malefic graha is placed in the 12th, and the lord of the 6th and of the 8th (the place of destruction) ⟨is there⟩, he becomes a destroyer of agriculture, wealth and standing. When the 12th (riṣpha) is a quadruped or a biped sign together with a graha of that same footedness, ⟨the native⟩ meets the destruction of all his cattle and servants.

विप्रादिखेचरयुते सति विप्रमुख्यैः स्त्रीवर्गतस्तु तरुणीखचरेण युक्ते । रिष्फे नरग्रहयुते रिपुणा सुहृद्भे जातः सुहृज्जनवशाद्धननाशमेति

viprādikhecarayute sati vipramukhyaiḥ strīvargatastu taruṇīkhacareṇa yukte | riṣphe naragrahayute ripuṇā suhṛdbhe jātaḥ suhṛjjanavaśāddhananāśameti

When ⟨the 12th⟩ is joined with a graha of the brāhmaṇa class and the rest, ⟨loss comes⟩ through brāhmaṇas and other chief men; when joined with the graha of the young woman ⟨Venus⟩, from womenfolk; when the 12th is joined with a human graha, through an enemy; ⟨and when it is⟩ a friend's sign, the one born meets the destruction of his wealth by reason of friends.

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  • About this edition: The e-text reads bhananāśam; the thing destroyed is supplied as wealth, on the strength of this run of loss-clauses, and marked as supplied in both languages. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तरुणीखचरेण युक्ते । रिष्फे नरग्रहयुते रिपुणा सुहृद्भे जातः सुहृज्जनवशाद्धननाशमेति; this sentence names bhananāśam, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

त्यागी शुभग्रहयुते कृषकश्च धर्मी पापेऽवसानगृहगे तु विवादशीलः । नेत्रामयः पवनकृच्चपलोऽटनः स्यादुच्चस्वमित्रभवने तु परोपकारी

tyāgī śubhagrahayute kṛṣakaśca dharmī pāpe'vasānagṛhage tu vivādaśīlaḥ | netrāmayaḥ pavanakṛccapalo'ṭanaḥ syāduccasvamitrabhavane tu paropakārī

When ⟨the 12th⟩ is joined with a benefic graha, ⟨the native is⟩ liberal, a cultivator, and righteous; but when a malefic is in the last house ⟨the 12th⟩, he is quarrelsome, has disease of the eyes, is a producer of wind ⟨disorders⟩, fickle, a wanderer. But when ⟨the graha stands⟩ in its exaltation, its own or a friend's house, he does good to others.

भानुर्वा कृशशीतगुर्व्ययगतो वित्तस्य नाशं नृपैर्भौमो नाशयतीन्दुजेक्षितयुतो नानाप्रकारैर्द्धनम् । वागीशेन्दुसिता यदि व्ययगता वित्तस्य संरक्षकाः सौम्यः शुक्रयुतेक्षितो यदि नृणां शय्यासुखं जायते

bhānurvā kṛśaśītagurvyayagato vittasya nāśaṃ nṛpairbhaumo nāśayatīndujekṣitayuto nānāprakārairddhanam | vāgīśendusitā yadi vyayagatā vittasya saṃrakṣakāḥ saumyaḥ śukrayutekṣito yadi nṛṇāṃ śayyāsukhaṃ jāyate

The Sun, or the thin ⟨waning⟩ Moon, gone to the 12th, ⟨brings⟩ the destruction of wealth at the hands of kings; Mars, aspected by or joined with Mercury (induja), destroys wealth in various ways. If Jupiter (vāgīśa), the Moon and Venus are gone to the 12th, they are protectors of wealth. If Mercury (saumya) is joined with or aspected by Venus, then men get the comfort of the bed.

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  • About this edition: śavyā- read śayyā-; nānāprakārir- read nānāprakārair-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नानाप्रकारैर्द्धनम् । वागीशेन्दुसिता यदि व्ययगता वित्तस्य संरक्षकाः सौम्यः शुक्रयुतेक्षितो यदि नृणां शय्यासुखं; this sentence names nānāprakārir and śavyā, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

व्ययेशे स्वोच्चराशिस्थे शुभवर्गसमन्विते । शुभखेचरसंदृष्टे पर्यङ्कशयनं वदेत्

vyayeśe svoccarāśisthe śubhavargasamanvite | śubhakhecarasaṃdṛṣṭe paryaṅkaśayanaṃ vadet

When the lord of the 12th is in its own or exaltation rāśi, endowed with benefic vargas, and aspected by benefic grahas, one should declare a couch (paryaṅka) for a bed.

विचित्रमञ्चे शयनं व्ययेशे परमोच्चगे । भाग्यनाथेन वा दृष्टे मणिरत्नविभूषितम्

vicitramañce śayanaṃ vyayeśe paramoccage | bhāgyanāthena vā dṛṣṭe maṇiratnavibhūṣitam

When the lord of the 12th has gone to its deepest exaltation, ⟨one should declare⟩ a bed upon an ornate couch; or when it is aspected by the lord of the 9th (bhāgyanātha), ⟨a bed⟩ adorned with gems and jewels.

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  • About this edition: REFUSAL CLOSED 2026-09-08. विचिन्नमज़्न्चे carried a NUKTA and was not Sanskrit; the 2026-09-01 note conjectured vicitra-mañce from the surrounding sense, and four printings independent of the e-text confirm it. Mishra's ṭīkā glosses विचित्रमञ्चे = विविधशिल्पसुसज्जिते पर्यङ्के, 'a couch finely worked in many crafts', which is what the English already said.

शुक्रे वा रविनन्दने हिमकरे रन्ध्रत्रिकोणस्थिते तद्गेहे शिथिलीभवेन्नृपतनं जातस्य केत्वन्विते

śukre vā ravinandane himakare randhratrikoṇasthite tadgehe śithilībhavennṛpatanaṃ jātasya ketvanvite

When Venus, or Saturn (ravinandana), or the Moon (himakara) is situated in the 8th (randhra) or in a trikoṇa and is joined with Ketu, in that ⟨graha's⟩ house the native's kingly frame becomes slack.

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  • About this edition: A half-verse as this edition prints it. nṛpatanam is doubtful: the kingly frame or estate is the plain reading and is what is given here, but verses 79-80 are describing the bed, and a reading yielding a rickety couch would suit the run equally well. The e-text supports neither over the other, so the doubt is left standing rather than resolved.

मन्दाहिध्वजसंयुते तु निधनस्थानाधिपेनान्विते रिष्फे दुर्गतिमेति षष्ठपतिना दृष्टेऽथवा मानवः । जातो याति परं पदं सुरगुरौ लग्ने भृगौ कामगे कन्यास्थे रजनीकरे यदि धनुर्लग्ने च मेषांशके

mandāhidhvajasaṃyute tu nidhanasthānādhipenānvite riṣphe durgatimeti ṣaṣṭhapatinā dṛṣṭe'thavā mānavaḥ | jāto yāti paraṃ padaṃ suragurau lagne bhṛgau kāmage kanyāsthe rajanīkare yadi dhanurlagne ca meṣāṃśake

But when the 12th (riṣpha) is joined with Saturn, Rāhu (ahi) and Ketu (dhvaja), or joined with the lord of the 8th, or else aspected by the lord of the 6th, the man comes to a wretched state. ⟨Whereas⟩ the one born goes to the supreme station when Jupiter (suraguru) is in the lagna, Venus (bhṛgu) in the 7th (kāma), the Moon (rajanīkara) in Kanyā, the lagna being Dhanus and in the Meṣa aṃśa.

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  • About this edition: nighana- read nidhana- (the 8th); kāma names the 7th house.

दुःस्थे दुष्टगृहाधिपे बलयुते तद्भावपुष्टिं वदेदायुःस्थानपतौ तु यत्र विबले तद्भावनाशं तथा । लग्नेशः शुभखेटवीक्षितयुतो यद्भावयातो बली तद्भावस्य शुभं करोति विपुलं नीचारिगस्त्वन्यथा

duḥsthe duṣṭagṛhādhipe balayute tadbhāvapuṣṭiṃ vadedāyuḥsthānapatau tu yatra vibale tadbhāvanāśaṃ tathā | lagneśaḥ śubhakheṭavīkṣitayuto yadbhāvayāto balī tadbhāvasya śubhaṃ karoti vipulaṃ nīcārigastvanyathā

When the lord of an evil house is placed in a duḥsthāna and is endowed with strength, one should declare the nourishing of that bhāva; but where the lord of the 8th, the house of longevity, is ⟨placed⟩ deficient, ⟨declare⟩ likewise the destruction of that bhāva. The lord of the lagna, aspected by or joined with benefic grahas and strong, whichever bhāva it goes to, makes abundant good for that bhāva; but placed in debilitation or an enemy's sign, otherwise.

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  • About this edition: viṣale read vikale; vallī read balī; duṣta- read duṣṭa-. āyuḥsthāna (the house of longevity) is the 8th.

Adhyāya 16 · अथ स्त्रीजातकाध्यायः

स्त्रीबलारोग्यसन्तानविद्याकीर्तिविवर्द्धनम् । तिथिभग्रहसंयुक्तं जातकं ब्रूमहे वयम्

strībalārogyasantānavidyākīrtivivarddhanam | tithibhagrahasaṃyuktaṃ jātakaṃ brūmahe vayam

⟨That⟩ which increases wife, strength, health, offspring, learning and fame — the natal science (jātaka), joined with the tithi, the asterisms (bha) and the grahas — we ⟨now⟩ declare.

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  • About this edition: E-text corruptions: कीति for कीर्ति, ब्रमहे for ब्रूमहे. तिथिमग्रह- fills the anuṣṭubh pāda but yields no sense; तिथ्यादिग्रह- (tithi and the rest, with the grahas) is the expected reading and is what is rendered, marked as supplied. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्त्रीबलारोग्यसन्तानविद्याकीर्तिविवर्द्धनम् । तिथिभग्रहसंयुक्तं जातकं ब्रूमहे; this sentence names तिथिमग्रह and ब्रमहे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अर्थार्जने सहायः पुरुषाणामापदर्णवे पोतः । यात्राकाले मन्त्री जातकमपहाय नास्त्यपरः

arthārjane sahāyaḥ puruṣāṇāmāpadarṇave potaḥ | yātrākāle mantrī jātakamapahāya nāstyaparaḥ

A helper in the earning of wealth, a boat for men in the ocean of calamity, a counsellor at the time of a journey — setting the jātaka ⟨science⟩ aside, there is no other.

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  • About this edition: नास्यपरः read as नास्त्यपरः (nāsti aparaḥ); पुरुषाणम् for पुरुषाणाम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुरुषाणामापदर्णवे पोतः । यात्राकाले मन्त्री जातकमपहाय नास्त्यपरः; this sentence names नास्यपरः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

श्रीमज्जातकपत्रिका परहितं व्योमाधिवासस्फुटैः पञ्चाङ्गद्युचराष्टवर्गसहितस्थानादिषड्वीर्यजैः । आयुर्गोचरयोगभावजफलैः सार्द्धं दशाचक्रजैर्दीर्घायुःसुतभर्तृसौख्यविपुलश्रीकीर्तिदा लिख्यते

śrīmajjātakapatrikā parahitaṃ vyomādhivāsasphuṭaiḥ pañcāṅgadyucarāṣṭavargasahitasthānādiṣaḍvīryajaiḥ | āyurgocarayogabhāvajaphalaiḥ sārddhaṃ daśācakrajairdīrghāyuḥsutabhartṛsaukhyavipulaśrīkīrtidā likhyate

The auspicious birth-chart (jātaka-patrikā) is written for the good of others — with the computed longitudes (sphuṭa) of the dwellers in the sky ⟨the grahas⟩, with the pañcāṅga, with the aṣṭakavarga of the sky-goers, and with ⟨what is⟩ born of the six strengths beginning with sthāna⟨-bala⟩; together with the results of longevity, of gocara ⟨transit⟩, of the yogas and of the bhāvas, and along with ⟨the results⟩ born of the daśā-cakra. ⟨Such a chart⟩ bestows long life, sons, a husband, happiness, abundant prosperity and fame.

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  • About this edition: जातल- is a corruption of जातक-. दशाचक्रज्ञैः is kept as it stands (the metre, śārdūlavikrīḍita, requires the three moras of -ज्ञैः and excludes the easier -जैः), and is rendered as what is known from the daśā-cakra. भर्तृसौख्य here means the husband as an object of happiness — the chart contemplated is a woman's, which is why this maṅgala verse opens the strī-jātaka chapter. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads श्रीमज्जातकपत्रिका परहितं व्योमाधिवासस्फुटैः पञ्चाङ्गद्युचराष्टवर्गसहितस्थानादिषड्वीर्यजैः । आयुर्गोचरयोगभावजफलैः सार्द्धं दशाचक्रजै-; this sentence names जातल, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्त्रीणां जन्मफलं नृयोगमुदितं यत्तत्पतौ योजयेत् तासां देहशुभाशुभं हिमकराल्लग्नाच्च वीर्याधिकात् । भर्तृणामगुणं गुणं मदगृहाच्छिद्राच्च तेषां मृतिम् सौम्यासौम्यबलाबलेन सकलं सञ्चिन्त्य सर्वं वदेत्

strīṇāṃ janmaphalaṃ nṛyogamuditaṃ yattatpatau yojayet tāsāṃ dehaśubhāśubhaṃ himakarāllagnācca vīryādhikāt | bhartṛṇāmaguṇaṃ guṇaṃ madagṛhācchidrācca teṣāṃ mṛtim saumyāsaumyabalābalena sakalaṃ sañcintya sarvaṃ vadet

In the case of women, whatever birth-result has been declared for a male ⟨nativity⟩ — that one should apply to the husband. Their own bodily good and ill ⟨is read⟩ from the Moon and from the lagna, from whichever of the two has the greater strength; the husbands' faults and virtues from the 7th house (mada), and their death from the 8th (chidra). Having weighed the whole by the strength and weakness of benefics and malefics, one should declare everything.

स्त्रीणां जन्मनि लग्नशीतकरयोर्मध्ये बली यस्ततः सम्पद्रूपबलानि तन्नवमतः पुत्रायवृद्धिं वदेत् । सौमङ्गल्यमनिष्टमष्टमगृहाद् भर्तृश्रियं सप्तमात् केचिद्भर्तृशुभाशुभं शुभगृहादिच्छन्ति होराविदः

strīṇāṃ janmani lagnaśītakarayormadhye balī yastataḥ sampadrūpabalāni tannavamataḥ putrāyavṛddhiṃ vadet | saumaṅgalyamaniṣṭamaṣṭamagṛhād bhartṛśriyaṃ saptamāt kecidbhartṛśubhāśubhaṃ śubhagṛhādicchanti horāvidaḥ

In the nativity of women, whichever of the lagna and the Moon (śītakara) is the stronger — from that one should declare wealth, beauty and strength; from the ninth from it, the increase of sons and of income (āya). From the 8th house ⟨judge⟩ the auspicious wedded state (saumaṅgalya) and misfortune (aniṣṭa); the husband's prosperity from the 7th. Some knowers of horā would have the husband's good and ill ⟨read⟩ from the auspicious house (śubha-gṛha).

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  • About this edition: प्रनिष्टम् read as प्रणष्टम्. शुभगृह is left as the text has it: the verse does not settle which numbered bhāva this synonym names, and guessing a number here would be inventing a rule.

वैधव्यं निधनेन लग्नभवनात्तेजो यशः सम्पदः पुत्रं पञ्चमभावतः पतिसुखं कामेन केचिद्विदुः । प्रव्रज्यामपि योषितामतिसुखं धर्मोपयातग्रहैः शेषं भावजयोगजन्यमखिलं नारीनराणां समम्

vaidhavyaṃ nidhanena lagnabhavanāttejo yaśaḥ sampadaḥ putraṃ pañcamabhāvataḥ patisukhaṃ kāmena kecidviduḥ | pravrajyāmapi yoṣitāmatisukhaṃ dharmopayātagrahaiḥ śeṣaṃ bhāvajayogajanyamakhilaṃ nārīnarāṇāṃ samam

Widowhood by the 8th (nidhana); from the lagna-bhāva, splendour, fame and wealth; sons from the 5th bhāva; the happiness of a husband by the 7th (kāma) — thus some know it. The renunciation (pravrajyā) of women too, and great happiness, ⟨are known⟩ by the grahas that have come to the 9th (dharma). All the rest, arising from the yogas born of the bhāvas, is the same for women and for men.

युग्मे लग्ननिशाकरौ यदि वरस्त्री रूपशीलान्विता सौम्यालोकितसंयुतौ गुणवती साध्वी च सम्पद्युता । ओजर्क्षे पुरुषाकृतिश्च चपला पुंश्चेष्टिता पापिनी पापव्योमचरेण वीक्षितयुतौ जाता दुराचारिणी

yugme lagnaniśākarau yadi varastrī rūpaśīlānvitā saumyālokitasaṃyutau guṇavatī sādhvī ca sampadyutā | ojarkṣe puruṣākṛtiśca capalā puṃśceṣṭitā pāpinī pāpavyomacareṇa vīkṣitayutau jātā durācāriṇī

If the lagna and the Moon (niśākara) are in an even sign, ⟨she is⟩ an excellent woman endowed with beauty and character; if the two are aspected by or joined with benefics, she is virtuous, chaste and possessed of wealth. In an odd sign she is of masculine form, fickle, mannish in her doings, and sinful; and if the two are aspected by or joined with a malefic sky-goer ⟨graha⟩, the one born is of evil conduct.

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  • About this edition: यमे is taken as the even sign (yama, the number-word for two); the reading is fixed by the contrasting ओजर्क्षे in the same verse. रूपशिलान्विता for रूपशीलान्विता; पुंश्चेष्टित for पुंश्चेष्टिता. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads युग्मे लग्ननिशाकरौ यदि वरस्त्री रूपशीलान्विता सौम्यालोकितसंयुतौ गुणवती साध्वी च सम्पद्युता । ओजर्क्षे पुरुषाकृतिश्च चपला पुंश्चेष्टिता; this sentence names रूपशिलान्विता and यमे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नेन्दू विषमर्क्षगौ शुभयुतौ सौम्यग्रहालोकितौ नारी मिश्रगुणाकृतिः स्थितिगतिप्रज्ञावती जायते । युग्मागारगतौ तु पापसहितौ पापेक्षितौ वा तथा तद्राशीशयुतेक्षकग्रहबलादाहुः समस्तं विदः

lagnendū viṣamarkṣagau śubhayutau saumyagrahālokitau nārī miśraguṇākṛtiḥ sthitigatiprajñāvatī jāyate | yugmāgāragatau tu pāpasahitau pāpekṣitau vā tathā tadrāśīśayutekṣakagrahabalādāhuḥ samastaṃ vidaḥ

The lagna and the Moon gone to odd signs, joined with benefics and aspected by benefic grahas — the woman born is of mixed qualities and form, and endowed with ⟨good⟩ bearing, gait and understanding. But if the two are in even signs, joined with malefics or aspected by malefics, then likewise ⟨the reverse follows⟩; the knowing declare the whole of it from the strength of the lord of that rāśi and of the grahas that join and aspect it.

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  • About this edition: विपमर्क्षगौ read as विषमर्क्षगौ; प्रक्षावती read as प्रज्ञावती. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विषमर्क्षगौ शुभयुतौ सौम्यग्रहालोकितौ नारी मिश्रगुणाकृतिः स्थितिगतिप्रज्ञावती; this sentence names विपमर्क्षगौ and प्रक्षावती, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ओजे विलग्ने पुरुषैर्बलिष्ठैर्बलान्वितैश्चन्द्रबुधासुरेज्यैः । सामान्यशक्तौ सति सूर्यपुत्रे जाता हि तस्या बहवो धवाः स्युः

oje vilagne puruṣairbaliṣṭhairbalānvitaiścandrabudhāsurejyaiḥ | sāmānyaśaktau sati sūryaputre jātā hi tasyā bahavo dhavāḥ syuḥ

When an odd sign is the lagna, with the masculine ⟨grahas⟩ at their strongest, and the Moon, Mercury and Venus (asurejya, the preceptor of the asuras) endowed with strength, while Saturn (sūryaputra) is of ordinary power — the woman born will have many husbands.

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  • About this edition: तस्था read as तस्याः. The verse stacks two instrumental groups (the male grahas strongest; Moon, Mercury and Venus also strong) without a connecting particle; that is what is rendered. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तस्या; this sentence names तस्था, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

युग्मे विलग्ने कुजसौम्यजीवशुक्रैर्बलिष्ठैः खलु जातकन्या । विख्यातनाम्नी सकलार्थतत्त्वबुद्धिप्रसिद्धा भवतीह साध्वी

yugme vilagne kujasaumyajīvaśukrairbaliṣṭhaiḥ khalu jātakanyā | vikhyātanāmnī sakalārthatattvabuddhiprasiddhā bhavatīha sādhvī

When an even sign is the lagna, with Mars, Mercury, Jupiter and Venus at their strongest, the girl born is of famed name, renowned for an understanding ⟨that reaches⟩ the truth of all things, and is here chaste.

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  • About this edition: बकिष्ठैः read as बलिष्ठैः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कुजसौम्यजीवशुक्रैर्बलिष्ठैः; this sentence names बकिष्ठैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सौरे मध्यबले बलेन रहितैः शीतांशुशुक्रेन्दुजैः शेषैर्वीर्यसमन्वितैः पुरुषिणी यद्योजराश्युद्गमे । जीवारास्फुजिदैन्दवेषु बलिषु प्राग्लग्नराशौ समे विख्याताखिलशास्त्रयुक्तिकुशला स्त्री ब्रह्मवादिन्यपि

saure madhyabale balena rahitaiḥ śītāṃśuśukrendujaiḥ śeṣairvīryasamanvitaiḥ puruṣiṇī yadyojarāśyudgame | jīvārāsphujidaindaveṣu baliṣu prāglagnarāśau same vikhyātākhilaśāstrayuktikuśalā strī brahmavādinyapi

Saturn (saura) being of middling strength, the Moon, Venus and Mercury devoid of strength and the rest endowed with power, if an odd rāśi rises ⟨she is⟩ mannish. When Jupiter, Mars, Venus (āsphujit) and the Moon are strong and the rising rāśi is even, the woman is famed, skilled in the reasoning of every śāstra, and even an expounder of brahman (brahmavādinī).

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  • About this edition: बलेन अहितैः read as बलेन रहितैः (devoid of strength) — the contrast with शेषैर्वीर्यसमन्वितैः in the same pāda requires a privative, and रहितैः is one akṣara from what the e-text carries. यद्योजराश्युद्रमे read as यद्योजराश्युद्गमे. पुरुषीणी is an irregular form (पुरुषिणी would scan); its sense is fixed by the even-sign contrast in the second half. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रहितैः शीतांशुशुक्रेन्दुजैः शेषैर्वीर्यसमन्वितैः पुरुषिणी यद्योजराश्युद्गमे; this sentence names यद्योजराश्युद्रमे and पुरुषीणी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्ने भौमगृहं गते शशिनि वा वीर्याधिके भूसुते त्रिंशांशप्रभवाऽबला यदि दुराचारप्रयुक्ता भवेत् । प्रेष्या भानुसुतांशके गुणवती साध्वी च जीवांशके सौम्यांशे मलिना सितांशजवधूर्जारव्रताचारिणी

lagne bhaumagṛhaṃ gate śaśini vā vīryādhike bhūsute triṃśāṃśaprabhavā'balā yadi durācāraprayuktā bhavet | preṣyā bhānusutāṃśake guṇavatī sādhvī ca jīvāṃśake saumyāṃśe malinā sitāṃśajavadhūrjāravratācāriṇī

When the lagna, or the Moon, has gone to a house of Mars and Mars (bhūsuta) is the stronger: a woman born in ⟨his own⟩ triṃśāṃśa becomes given to evil conduct; in the aṃśa of Saturn (bhānusuta) — a servant; in Jupiter's aṃśa — virtuous and chaste; in Mercury's aṃśa — soiled; and the woman born in Venus's aṃśa keeps the vow of adultery (jāra-vrata).

लग्ने भार्गवराशिगे कलहकृद् दुष्टा कुजस्यांशके साध्वी पुत्रवती पुरन्दरगुरोरंशे पुनर्भूः शनेः । सौम्यस्यांशसमुद्भवाऽखिलकलासङ्गीतवाद्यप्रिया शुक्रांशे बुधवल्लभा च सुभगा लोकप्रिया जायते

lagne bhārgavarāśige kalahakṛd duṣṭā kujasyāṃśake sādhvī putravatī purandaraguroraṃśe punarbhūḥ śaneḥ | saumyasyāṃśasamudbhavā'khilakalāsaṅgītavādyapriyā śukrāṃśe budhavallabhā ca subhagā lokapriyā jāyate

When the lagna is in a sign of Venus (bhārgava): in Mars's aṃśa — a maker of quarrels and wicked; in the aṃśa of Jupiter, the preceptor of Indra (purandara-guru) — chaste and blessed with sons; in Saturn's — a remarried woman (punarbhū); born in Mercury's aṃśa — fond of every art, of song and of instrumental music; and in Venus's aṃśa she is born beloved of the wise, fortunate, and dear to the world.

त्रिंशांशेऽवनिजस्य बोधनगृहे लग्ने तु पुत्रान्विता मन्दांशे विधवाऽथवा मृतसुता क्लीबाकृतिस्थाऽसती । जैवे भर्तृपरा बुधस्य तरुणी विख्याततेजस्विनी शौक्रे चारुतराम्बराभरणगोवित्तप्रसिद्धा भवेत्

triṃśāṃśe'vanijasya bodhanagṛhe lagne tu putrānvitā mandāṃśe vidhavā'thavā mṛtasutā klībākṛtisthā'satī | jaive bhartṛparā budhasya taruṇī vikhyātatejasvinī śaukre cārutarāmbarābharaṇagovittaprasiddhā bhavet

But when the lagna is in a house of Mercury (bodhana): in the triṃśāṃśa of Mars (avanija) — blessed with sons; in Saturn's aṃśa — a widow, or one whose children die, standing in a eunuch-like form, unchaste; in Jupiter's — devoted to her husband; in Mercury's — youthful, famed and full of splendour; and in Venus's she becomes renowned for exceedingly lovely garments, ornaments, cattle and wealth.

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  • About this edition: The word closing pāda 2, असनी, is corrupt and is left unrendered rather than guessed; असती (unchaste) would fit both the metre and the sense of the Saturn-aṃśa list, but that is a conjecture and not what the e-text carries.

लग्ने चन्द्रगृहं गते बलवति क्षोणीसुतस्यांशके जाता जारविनोदशीलरसिका पापेक्षिते शीतगौ । विश्वस्ता रविजस्य निर्जरगुरोरल्पायुरल्पात्मजा बौधे शिल्पकलावती भृगुसुतत्रिंशांशके कामुकी

lagne candragṛhaṃ gate balavati kṣoṇīsutasyāṃśake jātā jāravinodaśīlarasikā pāpekṣite śītagau | viśvastā ravijasya nirjaraguroralpāyuralpātmajā baudhe śilpakalāvatī bhṛgusutatriṃśāṃśake kāmukī

When the lagna has gone to the Moon's house and is strong: born in the aṃśa of Mars (kṣoṇīsuta), she takes her delight in the sports of adultery — the Moon (śītagu) being aspected by malefics; in Saturn's (ravija) — a widow (viśvastā); in the aṃśa of Jupiter, the preceptor of the deathless (nirjara-guru) — short-lived and with few children; in Mercury's — skilled in craft and art; and in the triṃśāṃśa of Venus (bhṛgusuta) — lustful.

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  • About this edition: निर्जजरगुरोः read as निर्जरगुरोः.

भानुक्षेत्रगते तनौ शशिनि वा भूनन्दनस्यांशके नारी पुम्प्रकृतिस्थिता च कुलटा मन्दांशके दुःखिता । जीवांशे नृपवल्लभा गुणवती सौम्यस्य पुंश्चेष्टिता दुष्टा चासुरवन्दितस्य कुपतिस्नेहान्विता रोगिणी

bhānukṣetragate tanau śaśini vā bhūnandanasyāṃśake nārī pumprakṛtisthitā ca kulaṭā mandāṃśake duḥkhitā | jīvāṃśe nṛpavallabhā guṇavatī saumyasya puṃśceṣṭitā duṣṭā cāsuravanditasya kupatisnehānvitā rogiṇī

When the lagna (tanu), or the Moon, has gone to the Sun's sign: in the aṃśa of Mars (bhūnandana) the woman abides in a masculine nature and is unchaste; in Saturn's aṃśa — full of sorrow; in Jupiter's aṃśa — beloved of the king and virtuous; in Mercury's — mannish in her doings and wicked; and in the aṃśa of him whom the asuras honour ⟨Venus⟩ — bound in affection to a bad husband, and diseased.

वागीशस्य गृहोदये वसुमतीपुत्रस्य भागोद्भवा विख्याता परिवारिणी रविसुतस्यांशे दरिद्रा भवेत् । जीवांशे धनवस्त्रभूषणवती सौम्यस्य सम्पूजिता साध्वी दानवमन्त्रिणः सुतवती सद्वस्त्रभूषान्विता

vāgīśasya gṛhodaye vasumatīputrasya bhāgodbhavā vikhyātā parivāriṇī ravisutasyāṃśe daridrā bhavet | jīvāṃśe dhanavastrabhūṣaṇavatī saumyasya sampūjitā sādhvī dānavamantriṇaḥ sutavatī sadvastrabhūṣānvitā

When a house of Jupiter (vāgīśa) rises: born in the portion of Mars (vasumatī-putra) — famed and surrounded by a household; in the aṃśa of Saturn (ravisuta) she becomes poor; in Jupiter's aṃśa — possessed of wealth, garments and ornaments; in Mercury's — greatly honoured; and in the aṃśa of the counsellor of the dānavas ⟨Venus⟩ — chaste, blessed with sons, and endowed with fine garments and ornaments.

लग्ने मन्दगृहे बलिन्यवनिजत्रिंशांशके शोकिनी मन्दांशे सति दुर्भगा निजकुलाचारानुरक्ता गुरोः । सर्वज्ञा कुलटा बुधांशजनिता शुक्रस्य बन्ध्या सती लग्नेन्दुस्फुटयोगतस्तु सकलत्रिंशांशजं वा वदेत्

lagne mandagṛhe balinyavanijatriṃśāṃśake śokinī mandāṃśe sati durbhagā nijakulācārānuraktā guroḥ | sarvajñā kulaṭā budhāṃśajanitā śukrasya bandhyā satī lagnendusphuṭayogatastu sakalatriṃśāṃśajaṃ vā vadet

When the lagna is in Saturn's house and strong: in the triṃśāṃśa of Mars (avanija) — full of grief; in Saturn's aṃśa — ill-favoured; in Jupiter's — attached to the usages of her own family; born in Mercury's aṃśa — knowing everything ⟨yet⟩ unchaste; in Venus's — barren though chaste. Or one should declare all that is born of the triṃśāṃśa from the ⟨sum of the⟩ sphuṭas of the lagna and the Moon.

आग्नेयैर्विधवाऽस्तराशिसहितैर्मिश्रैः पुनर्भूर्भवेत् क्रूरे हीनबलेऽस्तगे स्वपतिना सौम्येक्षिते प्रोज्झिता । अन्योन्यांशकयोः सितावनिजयोरन्यप्रसक्ताङ्गना द्यूने वा यदि शीतरश्मिसहिते भर्तुस्तदाऽनुज्ञया

āgneyairvidhavā'starāśisahitairmiśraiḥ punarbhūrbhavet krūre hīnabale'stage svapatinā saumyekṣite projjhitā | anyonyāṃśakayoḥ sitāvanijayoranyaprasaktāṅganā dyūne vā yadi śītaraśmisahite bhartustadā'nujñayā

With fiery ⟨grahas⟩ occupying the 7th sign (asta-rāśi) — a widow; with mixed ⟨grahas⟩ she becomes a remarried woman (punarbhū). When a malefic of deficient strength is in the 7th and aspected by a benefic, she is cast off by her own husband. When Venus and Mars are each in the other's aṃśa, the woman is attached to another ⟨man⟩; or, if they are in the 7th (dyūna) together with the Moon, then ⟨she is so⟩ by her husband's leave.

स्वैरिणी या पतिं त्यक्त्वा सवर्णं कामतः श्रयेत् । अक्षतं च प्रजाद्वारं पुनर्भूः संस्कृता पुनः

svairiṇī yā patiṃ tyaktvā savarṇaṃ kāmataḥ śrayet | akṣataṃ ca prajādvāraṃ punarbhūḥ saṃskṛtā punaḥ

And she who, forsaking her husband, resorts out of desire to a man of her own varṇa is a svairiṇī; and she whose door of progeny is yet unbroken and who is consecrated ⟨in marriage⟩ once more is a punarbhū.

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  • About this edition: A definitional verse, not a phala. चा पति स्यक्त्वा read as सा पतिं त्यक्त्वा; सर्वणं read as सवर्णं. अक्षतं प्रजाद्वारम् is left literal (the door of progeny unbroken) — the euphemism is the text's own. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads या पतिं त्यक्त्वा सवर्णं; this sentence names स्यक्त्वा and सर्वणं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सौरारर्क्षे लग्नगे सेन्दुशुक्रे मात्रा सार्द्धं पुंश्चली पापदृष्टे । कौजे स्वांशे सौरिणा व्याधियोनिश्चारुश्रोणी वल्लभा सद्ग्रहांशे

saurārarkṣe lagnage senduśukre mātrā sārddhaṃ puṃścalī pāpadṛṣṭe | kauje svāṃśe sauriṇā vyādhiyoniścāruśroṇī vallabhā sadgrahāṃśe

When a sign of Saturn or of Mars is the lagna and holds the Moon and Venus, and is aspected by a malefic — she is unchaste, and her mother along with her. In Mars's own aṃśa, ⟨afflicted⟩ by Saturn (sauri) — her womb is diseased; in the aṃśa of a good graha — of lovely hips and beloved.

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  • About this edition: मात्रा सार्द्धं पुंश्चली says plainly that the mother is unchaste too; it is rendered as it stands.

बलहीनेऽस्तगे पापे सौम्यग्रहनिरीक्षिते । पत्या विसृज्यते नारी नीचारिस्थे च वैरिणी

balahīne'stage pāpe saumyagrahanirīkṣite | patyā visṛjyate nārī nīcāristhe ca vairiṇī

When a malefic devoid of strength is in the 7th and aspected by a benefic graha, the woman is let go by her husband; and when it stands in debilitation or in an enemy's ⟨sign⟩, she is hostile ⟨to him⟩.

उत्सृष्टा मदनस्थिते दिनकरे शत्रुग्रहालोकिते। विश्वस्ताऽवनिजे वधूरमणयोरन्योन्यवैरं तु वा । सौम्यासौम्ययुते कलत्रभवने जाता पुनर्भूः शनौ कामस्थे रिपुवीक्षिते त्वविधवा जाता जरां गच्छति

utsṛṣṭā madanasthite dinakare śatrugrahālokite| viśvastā'vanije vadhūramaṇayoranyonyavairaṃ tu vā | saumyāsaumyayute kalatrabhavane jātā punarbhūḥ śanau kāmasthe ripuvīkṣite tvavidhavā jātā jarāṃ gacchati

When the Sun (dinakara) stands in the 7th (madana), aspected by an inimical graha — she is cast out. When Mars (avanija) ⟨is there⟩ — she is a widow (viśvastā), or there is mutual enmity between the wife and her man. When the 7th house (kalatra) is joined by benefics and malefics ⟨alike⟩, the one born is a punarbhū. But when Saturn is in the 7th (kāma) aspected by an enemy ⟨graha⟩, the one born goes to old age without becoming a widow.

पापर्क्षे मदनस्थिते शनियुते वैधव्यमेत्यङ्गना जारासक्तविलासिनी सितकुजावन्योन्यराश्यंशगौ । चन्द्रे कामगृहं गते तु पतिना सार्द्धं दुराचारिणी मन्दारर्क्षविलग्नगौ शशिसितौ बन्ध्या सुतस्थे खले

pāparkṣe madanasthite śaniyute vaidhavyametyaṅganā jārāsaktavilāsinī sitakujāvanyonyarāśyaṃśagau | candre kāmagṛhaṃ gate tu patinā sārddhaṃ durācāriṇī mandārarkṣavilagnagau śaśisitau bandhyā sutasthe khale

When the 7th (madana), being a malefic's sign, is occupied and joined by Saturn, the woman meets with widowhood. When Venus and Mars are each in the other's rāśi and aṃśa — a wanton attached to a paramour. But when the Moon has gone to the 7th house (kāma), she is of evil conduct together with her husband. The Moon and Venus in a lagna that is a sign of Saturn or Mars, with a malefic in the 5th (suta) — barren.

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  • About this edition: पतिना सार्द्धं दुराचारिणी is left at its full weight: the husband is a party to the conduct, not merely its victim.

कलत्रराश्यंशगते महीजे मन्देक्षिते दुर्भगमेति कन्या । शुक्रांशके सौम्यदृशा समेते कलत्रराशौ पतिवल्लभा स्यात्

kalatrarāśyaṃśagate mahīje mandekṣite durbhagameti kanyā | śukrāṃśake saumyadṛśā samete kalatrarāśau pativallabhā syāt

When Mars (mahīja) has gone to the rāśi and the aṃśa of the 7th (kalatra) and is aspected by Saturn, the girl meets with ill fortune. ⟨But when he is⟩ in the aṃśa of Venus and in the rāśi of the 7th, met with a benefic's aspect, she becomes beloved of her husband.

भौमागारविलग्नगौ शशिसितौ नारी पतिद्वेषिणी चन्द्रज्ञौ परतत्त्ववादचतुरा भौमेन्दुजौ भोगिनी । चन्द्रज्ञासुरवन्दिता यदि सुखद्रव्यान्विता लग्नगा वागीशो यदि लग्नगः सुतनया प्रज्ञाविभूषान्विता

bhaumāgāravilagnagau śaśisitau nārī patidveṣiṇī candrajñau paratattvavādacaturā bhaumendujau bhoginī | candrajñāsuravanditā yadi sukhadravyānvitā lagnagā vāgīśo yadi lagnagaḥ sutanayā prajñāvibhūṣānvitā

The Moon and Venus in a lagna that is a house of Mars — the woman hates her husband; the Moon and Mercury ⟨there⟩ — skilled in discourse on the highest truth; Mars and Mercury — given to enjoyment. If the Moon, Mercury and the one honoured by the asuras ⟨Venus⟩ are in the lagna, she is endowed with comfort and wealth. If Jupiter (vāgīśa) is in the lagna, she is blessed with good children and adorned with wisdom.

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  • About this edition: सुतनया is read as having good children rather than as a good daughter; the compound will bear either, and the Hindi keeps the wider सुसन्तान.

तुङ्गस्था गगनाटनाः शुभकरा रन्ध्रे सपापे वधूर्वैधव्यं समुपैति पापभवने पापग्रहालोकिते । रन्ध्रेशांशपतौ खले च विधवा निःसंशयो भामिनी सौम्यै रन्ध्रगतैः समेति तरुणी प्रागेव मृत्युं पतेः

tuṅgasthā gaganāṭanāḥ śubhakarā randhre sapāpe vadhūrvaidhavyaṃ samupaiti pāpabhavane pāpagrahālokite | randhreśāṃśapatau khale ca vidhavā niḥsaṃśayo bhāminī saumyai randhragataiḥ sameti taruṇī prāgeva mṛtyuṃ pateḥ

Benefic sky-roamers, though exalted, ⟨standing⟩ in the 8th (randhra) along with a malefic — the wife attains widowhood; ⟨and so too⟩ when it is a malefic's house and aspected by malefic grahas. And when the lord of the aṃśa of the 8th lord is a malefic, the woman is beyond doubt a widow. With benefics gone to the 8th, the young woman meets ⟨her own⟩ death even before her husband's.

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  • About this edition: तुङ्गथा read as तुङ्गस्था; निसंशयो read as निःसंशयम्; मृत्यु for मृत्युम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तुङ्गस्था गगनाटनाः शुभकरा रन्ध्रे सपापे वधू- र्वैधव्यं समुपैति पापभवने पापग्रहालोकिते । रन्ध्रेशांशपतौ खले च विधवा निःसंशयो भामिनी सौम्यै रन्ध्रगतैः समेति तरुणी प्रागेव मृत्युं; this sentence names तुङ्गथा and निसंशयो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भाग्यस्थाः शुभखेचराः स्मरगते पापेऽष्टमस्थेऽथवा भर्तृश्रीबहुपुत्रसौख्यविभवैः सार्द्धं चिरं जीवति । क्रूरैर्बन्धुगृहोपगैर्बहुसुतप्राप्ता भवत्यङ्गना चापे वा कटकोदये पतिसुतप्राप्ता दरिद्रान्विता

bhāgyasthāḥ śubhakhecarāḥ smaragate pāpe'ṣṭamasthe'thavā bhartṛśrībahuputrasaukhyavibhavaiḥ sārddhaṃ ciraṃ jīvati | krūrairbandhugṛhopagairbahusutaprāptā bhavatyaṅganā cāpe vā kaṭakodaye patisutaprāptā daridrānvitā

Benefic sky-goers placed in the 9th (bhāgya), with a malefic gone to the 7th (smara) or standing in the 8th — she lives long, together with a husband's prosperity, many sons, happiness and abundance. With malefics gone to the 4th house (bandhu), the woman obtains many sons. Or when Sagittarius (cāpa) or Cancer (kaṭaka) rises, she obtains husband and sons ⟨yet⟩ is beset by poverty.

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  • About this edition: भग्यास्थाः read as भाग्यस्थाः; सार्द्ध for सार्द्धम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भाग्यस्थाः शुभखेचराः स्मरगते पापेऽष्टमस्थेऽथवा भर्तृश्रीबहुपुत्रसौख्यविभवैः सार्द्धं; this sentence names भग्यास्थाः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

गोसिंहालिवधूदये सुतगते चन्द्रेऽल्पपुत्रान्विता पापैरस्तशुभोदयाष्टमगतैर्दारिद्र्यशोकाकुला । सौम्यासौम्ययुतैश्च मिश्रफलिनी सौम्यैः शुभश्रीयुता पुत्रेशेऽरिगते तनौ रिपुपतौ शस्त्रेण मृत्युर्भवेत्

gosiṃhālivadhūdaye sutagate candre'lpaputrānvitā pāpairastaśubhodayāṣṭamagatairdāridryaśokākulā | saumyāsaumyayutaiśca miśraphalinī saumyaiḥ śubhaśrīyutā putreśe'rigate tanau ripupatau śastreṇa mṛtyurbhavet

When Taurus (go), Leo, Scorpio (ali) or Virgo (vadhū) rises and the Moon has gone to the 5th (suta) — she has few children. With malefics gone to the 7th (asta), the śubha ⟨house⟩, the rising sign and the 8th — she is overwhelmed by poverty and grief; with benefics and malefics joined ⟨there⟩ — mixed fruit; with benefics ⟨alone⟩ — endowed with auspiciousness and prosperity. When the lord of the 5th has gone to the 6th and the lord of the 6th is in the lagna, death comes by a weapon.

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  • About this edition: पापिरस्त- read as पापैरस्त- (the śārdūlavikrīḍita pāda requires a guru in the second syllable, which पापैः supplies and पापि- does not). In the list of afflicted houses शुभ is left as the e-text has it; सुख (the 4th) is what the series 7th–4th–lagna–8th would expect and scans identically, but that is conjecture, so the number is not asserted. लग्नौ read as लग्ने. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापैरस्तशुभोदयाष्टमगतैर्दारिद्र्यशोकाकुला । सौम्यासौम्ययुतैश्च मिश्रफलिनी सौम्यैः शुभश्रीयुता पुत्रेशेऽरिगते तनौ; this sentence names पापिरस्त and लग्नौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्रूरग्रहैरस्तगतैः समस्तैर्विलग्नराशेर्विधवा भवेत्सा । मिश्रैः पुनर्भूरिह जातकन्या पत्युज्झिता हीनबलैरसद्भिः

krūragrahairastagataiḥ samastairvilagnarāśervidhavā bhavetsā | miśraiḥ punarbhūriha jātakanyā patyujjhitā hīnabalairasadbhiḥ

With ⟨all⟩ the malefic grahas gone to the 7th from the lagna rāśi, she becomes a widow. With mixed ⟨grahas⟩ the girl born here is a remarried woman (punarbhū); with weak and evil ⟨grahas⟩ she is cast off by her husband.

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  • About this edition: करग्रहैः does not scan; क्रूरैर्ग्रहैः restores the indravajrā pāda exactly and is the reading translated. पत्युज्भिता read as पत्युज्झिता (patyā ujjhitā). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्रूरग्रहैरस्तगतैः समस्तैर्विलग्नराशेर्विधवा भवेत्सा । मिश्रैः पुनर्भूरिह जातकन्या पत्युज्झिता; this sentence names पत्युज्भिता, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्त्रीजन्मलग्नान्मदगे शशाङ्के शुक्रारयुक्ते यदि जातकन्या । सा पत्यनुज्ञापरगामिनी स्यात्सौरारभांशोपगते तथैव

strījanmalagnānmadage śaśāṅke śukrārayukte yadi jātakanyā | sā patyanujñāparagāminī syātsaurārabhāṃśopagate tathaiva

If, in a woman's birth chart, the Moon (śaśāṅka) stands in the 7th (mada) from the lagna joined with Venus and Mars, the girl born goes to another man with her husband's leave; and it is just the same when ⟨the Moon⟩ has entered a navāṃśa of Saturn or of Mars.

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  • About this edition: भांश (bhāṃśa) = bha + aṃśa, the division of a sign, i.e. the navāṃśa; rendered so throughout this run. पत्यनुज्ञा — with the husband's express permission, not merely unopposed.

सौरारभांशोपगतग्रहेषु शुक्रेन्दुयुक्तेष्वशुभेक्षितेषु । जाता कुलाचारगुणैर्विहीना मात्रा च साकं व्यभिचारिणी स्यात्

saurārabhāṃśopagatagraheṣu śukrenduyukteṣvaśubhekṣiteṣu | jātā kulācāraguṇairvihīnā mātrā ca sākaṃ vyabhicāriṇī syāt

When the grahas have entered navāṃśas of Saturn and Mars, are joined with Venus and the Moon, and are aspected by malefics, the woman born is destitute of family conduct and of virtue, and turns adulteress together with her mother.

क्षितितनयनवांशे लग्नतः सप्तमस्थे दिनकरबुधदृष्टे व्याधियोनिः प्रजाता । शुभकरनवभागे सप्तमस्थानसंस्थे सुभगसुतवती सा चान्यथा दुर्भगा स्यात्

kṣititanayanavāṃśe lagnataḥ saptamasthe dinakarabudhadṛṣṭe vyādhiyoniḥ prajātā | śubhakaranavabhāge saptamasthānasaṃsthe subhagasutavatī sā cānyathā durbhagā syāt

When the navāṃśa of Mars (kṣiti-tanaya, the earth's son) falls in the 7th from the lagna and is aspected by the Sun and Mercury, she is born with a diseased yoni. When a benefic's navāṃśa stands in the 7th house, she is fortunate and has sons; otherwise she is ill-fortuned.

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  • About this edition: व्याधियोनिः is a bahuvrīhi — she has a diseased yoni (womb/genitals); the verse states an affliction of the organ, not merely ill health.

कामासक्तमनस्विनी च विधवा पापद्वये सप्तमे पश्चात्स्वामिवधं करोति कुलटा पापत्रये चास्तगे । राजामात्यवराङ्गना यदि शुभे कामं गते कन्यका मारस्थे तु शुभत्रये गुणवती राज्ञी भवेद् भूपतेः

kāmāsaktamanasvinī ca vidhavā pāpadvaye saptame paścātsvāmivadhaṃ karoti kulaṭā pāpatraye cāstage | rājāmātyavarāṅganā yadi śubhe kāmaṃ gate kanyakā mārasthe tu śubhatraye guṇavatī rājñī bhaved bhūpateḥ

With two malefics in the 7th she is lustful of mind and a widow; with three malefics in the 7th (asta) she is a harlot and afterwards brings about her husband's death. If a benefic has gone to the 7th (kāma), the girl is the chief lady of a king or of a minister; but with three benefics standing in the 7th (māra) she is virtuous and becomes the queen of a king.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's पश्चार्खामिवधं is unmetrical nonsense; read पश्चात्स्वामिवधं (paścāt svāmi-vadhaṃ), which restores both the śārdūlavikrīḍita pattern (H H H L L H) and the sense — 'afterwards causes her husband's death'. This one verse names the 7th house four ways: saptama, asta, kāma, māra. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पश्चात्स्वामिवधं; this sentence names पश्चार्खामिवधं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अन्योन्यांशगतौ सितार्कतनयावन्योन्यदृष्टौ तु वा कुम्भे चाष्टमभागजातवनिता कामाग्नितप्ता भवेत् । वैधव्यं समुपैति चन्द्रभवनात् क्रूरे मदस्थानगे चन्द्रादस्तगृहोपगः शुभकरो राज्यास्पदं यच्छति

anyonyāṃśagatau sitārkatanayāvanyonyadṛṣṭau tu vā kumbhe cāṣṭamabhāgajātavanitā kāmāgnitaptā bhavet | vaidhavyaṃ samupaiti candrabhavanāt krūre madasthānage candrādastagṛhopagaḥ śubhakaro rājyāspadaṃ yacchati

Venus and Saturn (arka-tanaya) standing in each other's navāṃśas, or else aspecting one another, and a woman born in the eighth navāṃśa of Kumbha — she is scorched by the fire of lust. She meets with widowhood when a malefic occupies the 7th (mada) from the Moon's sign; a benefic gone to the 7th (asta) house from the Moon bestows royal station.

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  • About this edition: राज्यापदं is metrically secure (the long ā is required) but morphologically ambiguous: rājya-padam 'royal station' with metrical lengthening, or rājya-āpad 'a royal calamity'. The subject is śubhakara, a benefic, and yacchati 'bestows', so the favourable sense is taken; the adverse reading is recorded here and not silently discarded. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads राज्यास्पदं; this sentence names राज्यापदं and āpad, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्त्रीजन्मलग्ने शशिशुक्रयुक्ते कोपान्विता सा सुखभागिनी स्यात् । सर्वत्र चन्द्रे सति तत्र जाता सुखान्विता वीतरतिप्रिया स्यात्

strījanmalagne śaśiśukrayukte kopānvitā sā sukhabhāginī syāt | sarvatra candre sati tatra jātā sukhānvitā vītaratipriyā syāt

If the Moon and Venus are joined in a woman's birth lagna, she is prone to anger, yet a sharer in happiness. When the Moon is there ⟨in the lagna⟩ in any sign whatever, the woman born is possessed of happiness ⟨but⟩ her fondness for love-making has departed.

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  • About this edition: वीतरतिप्रिया taken as vīta-rati-priyā, 'she whose fondness for rati is gone'; the Hindi वीतरति keeps the compound open, as the Sanskrit does.

शुक्रेन्दुभे रूपगुणाभिरामा कलावती जीवबुधोदये तु । लग्नस्थिता जीवबुधासुरेज्या जाताङ्गना सर्वगुणप्रसिद्धा

śukrendubhe rūpaguṇābhirāmā kalāvatī jīvabudhodaye tu | lagnasthitā jīvabudhāsurejyā jātāṅganā sarvaguṇaprasiddhā

In a sign of Venus or of the Moon ⟨as lagna⟩ she is charming in form and in virtues; when Jupiter or Mercury rises she is accomplished in the arts; and when Jupiter, Mercury and Venus (asura-ijyā, the preceptor of the asuras) stand in the lagna, the woman born is renowned for every virtue.

वाचस्पतौ नवमपञ्चमकेन्द्रसंस्थे तुङ्गादिके भवति शीलसमन्विता च । साध्वी सुपुत्रजननी सुखिनी गुणाढ्या नूनं कुलद्वययशस्करिणी भवेत्सा

vācaspatau navamapañcamakendrasaṃsthe tuṅgādike bhavati śīlasamanvitā ca | sādhvī suputrajananī sukhinī guṇāḍhyā nūnaṃ kuladvayayaśaskariṇī bhavetsā

When Jupiter (vācaspati) stands in the 9th, the 5th or a kendra, and is exalted or the like, she is endowed with good character: chaste, the mother of good sons, happy and rich in virtues, she assuredly makes the fame of both families.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's गुणाढ्यां is an accusative where the syntax requires the nominative गुणाढ्या; read as nominative with the string of feminine predicates. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads गुणाढ्या नूनं कुलद्वययशस्करिणी; this sentence names गुणाढ्यां, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यदि शुभकरदृष्टा शिल्पिनी शुद्धचित्ता सततमिह सलज्जा चारुमूर्तिः सुपुत्रा । बहुधनशुभयुक्ता वल्लभे वल्लभत्वं व्रजति शुभशतानां भाजनत्वं च होरा

yadi śubhakaradṛṣṭā śilpinī śuddhacittā satatamiha salajjā cārumūrtiḥ suputrā | bahudhanaśubhayuktā vallabhe vallabhatvaṃ vrajati śubhaśatānāṃ bhājanatvaṃ ca horā

If ⟨the horā is⟩ aspected by benefics, she is skilled in craft, pure of mind, ever modest here, of lovely form, blessed with good sons, joined with much wealth and auspiciousness; she becomes dear to her beloved ⟨husband⟩ (vallabhe vallabhatvaṃ vrajati), and the horā ⟨makes her⟩ the vessel of a hundred blessings.

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  • About this edition: होरा here is the natal figure/ascendant (glossary: note which). The e-text's चारुमूतिः is चारुमूर्तिः. The third pāda is a syllable short of mālinī as transmitted (bahudhanaśubhayuktā vallabhe vrajati = 14 for 15), so the construction of वल्लभे व्रजति is uncertain; the rendering follows the transmitted locative. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चारुमूर्तिः सुपुत्रा । बहुधनशुभयुक्ता वल्लभे वल्लभत्वं; this sentence names चारुमूतिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रे कर्कटकोदये च बलिभिः शुक्रज्ञजीवेन्दुभिर्नानाशास्त्रकलारसज्ञचतुरा विख्याततेजस्विनी । कामस्थैरथवा विलग्नभवनाद्धर्मस्थितैः खेचरैः प्रव्रज्यामुपयाति जन्मसमये पाणिग्रहे चिन्तयेत्

candre karkaṭakodaye ca balibhiḥ śukrajñajīvendubhirnānāśāstrakalārasajñacaturā vikhyātatejasvinī | kāmasthairathavā vilagnabhavanāddharmasthitaiḥ khecaraiḥ pravrajyāmupayāti janmasamaye pāṇigrahe cintayet

With the Moon in Cancer rising, and with Venus, Mercury, Jupiter and the Moon strong, she is clever, knowing the many śāstras, the arts and the sentiments, and of celebrated brilliance. Or, with the grahas standing in the 7th (kāma) or in the 9th (dharma) from the lagna house, she goes forth into renunciation (pravrajyā). ⟨All⟩ this is to be considered at the time of birth and at the marriage.

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  • About this edition: विख्याततेजखिनी is corrupt for विख्याततेजस्विनी (same syllable count, the sense demanded by vikhyāta-). प्रव्रज्याभुपयाति = प्रव्रज्यामुपयाति / प्रव्रज्यामभ्युपयाति. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विख्याततेजस्विनी । कामस्थैरथवा विलग्नभवनाद्धर्मस्थितैः खेचरैः प्रव्रज्यामुपयाति; this sentence names प्रव्रज्याभुपयाति and विख्याततेजखिनी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापेऽस्ते नवमगतग्रहस्य तुल्यां प्रव्रज्यां युवतिरुपैत्यसंशयेन । उद्वाहे वरणविधौ प्रदानकाले चिन्तायामपि सकलं विधेयमेतत्

pāpe'ste navamagatagrahasya tulyāṃ pravrajyāṃ yuvatirupaityasaṃśayena | udvāhe varaṇavidhau pradānakāle cintāyāmapi sakalaṃ vidheyametat

When a malefic is in the 7th (asta), the young woman without doubt takes up a renunciation matching the graha that has gone to the 9th. All this is to be applied at the marriage, at the rite of choosing ⟨the bridegroom⟩, at the time of giving away ⟨the bride⟩, and in a query as well.

जन्मन्युद्वाहकाले च चिन्तायां वरणे तथा । स्त्रीणां चिन्ता बुधेनोक्ता घटते तत्पतिष्वपि

janmanyudvāhakāle ca cintāyāṃ varaṇe tathā | strīṇāṃ cintā budhenoktā ghaṭate tatpatiṣvapi

At birth, at the time of marriage, in a query, and likewise at the choosing ⟨of the bridegroom⟩ — the consideration for women declared by Budha ⟨the wise⟩ holds good for their husbands too.

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  • About this edition: बुधेन is two-way: 'by the wise man' or 'by Budha' as a named authority. The Hindi keeps बुध, which holds both; the English marks the second reading in brackets.

क्रूरेऽष्टमे विधवता निधनेश्वरांशे यस्य स्थिते वयसि तस्य समे प्रदिष्टा । सत्स्वर्थगेषु मरणं स्वयमेव तस्याः कन्यालिगोहरिषु चाल्पसुतत्वमिन्दौ

krūre'ṣṭame vidhavatā nidhaneśvarāṃśe yasya sthite vayasi tasya same pradiṣṭā | satsvarthageṣu maraṇaṃ svayameva tasyāḥ kanyāligohariṣu cālpasutatvamindau

With a malefic in the 8th, widowhood; and it is declared at an age equal to that of the graha in whose navāṃśa the lord of the 8th (nidhana) stands. When ⟨malefics⟩ are present in the 2nd (artha), her own death ⟨follows⟩; and with the Moon in Kanyā, Vṛścika (ali), Vṛṣabha (go) or Siṃha (hari), few children.

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  • About this edition: निधनेश्वरांशे यस्य स्थिते is syntactically loose (yasya with a locative absolute); the converse reading — the age of the graha standing in the 8th lord's own navāṃśa — is grammatically available and is not excluded. गो = Vṛṣabha, हरि = Siṃha, अलि = Vṛścika, as sign-epithets.

रन्ध्रे मिश्रबले शुभाशुभखगैरालोकिते वा युते दम्पत्यो समकालमृत्युमखिलज्योतिर्विदः संविदुः । एकस्थौ मदलग्नपौ च यदि वा लग्नस्थिते कामपे कामस्थे तनुपे शुभग्रहयुते मृत्युस्तयोस्तुल्यतः

randhre miśrabale śubhāśubhakhagairālokite vā yute dampatyo samakālamṛtyumakhilajyotirvidaḥ saṃviduḥ | ekasthau madalagnapau ca yadi vā lagnasthite kāmape kāmasthe tanupe śubhagrahayute mṛtyustayostulyataḥ

When the 8th (randhra) is of mixed strength and is aspected or joined by grahas both benefic and malefic, all who know jyotiṣa understand the death of husband and wife at one time. Or if the lords of the 7th (mada) and of the lagna stand together in one place, or if the lord of the 7th (kāma) is placed in the lagna, or the lord of the lagna is in the 7th joined with a benefic, the death of the two is alike ⟨in time⟩.

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  • About this edition: तयेस् in the e-text is तयोः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads च यदि वा लग्नस्थिते कामपे कामस्थे तनुपे शुभग्रहयुते मृत्युस्तयोस्तुल्यतः; this sentence names तयेस्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सत्स्वर्थगेषु स्वयमेव सा स्त्री विपद्यते तत्परिपाककाले । रन्ध्रस्थतन्नाथतदंशपानां दशापहारे मृतिमाहुरार्याः

satsvarthageṣu svayameva sā strī vipadyate tatparipākakāle | randhrasthatannāthatadaṃśapānāṃ daśāpahāre mṛtimāhurāryāḥ

When ⟨malefics⟩ are present in the 2nd (artha), that woman herself perishes at the time of their ripening. The noble ⟨teachers⟩ declare death in the daśā and antara of the graha standing in the 8th (randhra), of its lord, and of the lord of that one's navāṃśa.

सहजभवननाथे पुङ्ग्रहे पुङ्ग्रहर्क्षे पुरुषखचरयुक्ते पुङ्ग्रहालोकिते वा । नयनभवनकेन्द्रे कोणगे वा बलिष्ठे बहुधनसुखवन्तं सोदरं याति जाता

sahajabhavananāthe puṅgrahe puṅgraharkṣe puruṣakhacarayukte puṅgrahālokite vā | nayanabhavanakendre koṇage vā baliṣṭhe bahudhanasukhavantaṃ sodaraṃ yāti jātā

When the lord of the 3rd (sahaja) house is a male graha, in a male sign, joined with a male graha (khacara) or aspected by a male graha, and is strong in the 2nd (nayana, the eye-house) house, in a kendra, or in a trikoṇa, the woman born obtains a brother possessed of much wealth and comfort.

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  • About this edition: नय्न is नयन, the number-word for two, hence the 2nd house — this restores the mālinī pāda (15 syllables). पुरुषस्वचरयुक्ते is obscure as transmitted; the rendering keeps the plain masculine sense that governs the whole verse (puṃ-graha, puṃ-graha-ṛkṣa, puṃ-grahālokita) and marks the supplied part. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुरुषखचरयुक्ते पुङ्ग्रहालोकिते वा । नयनभवनकेन्द्रे कोणगे वा बलिष्ठे बहुधनसुखवन्तं सोदरं; this sentence names पुरुषस्वचरयुक्ते and नय्न, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सहोदरस्थानपलाभनाथौ विलग्नतः पञ्चमराशियातौ । नृपालतेजोगुणरूपवन्तं सहोदरं जातवधूः समेति

sahodarasthānapalābhanāthau vilagnataḥ pañcamarāśiyātau | nṛpālatejoguṇarūpavantaṃ sahodaraṃ jātavadhūḥ sameti

If the lord of the 3rd house (sahodara-sthāna) and the lord of the 11th (lābha) have gone to the fifth rāśi from the lagna, the bride born obtains a brother possessed of a king's splendour, virtue and beauty.

यस्या मन्मथमन्दिरे गतबले शून्ये खलालोकिते सौम्यव्योमनिवासदृष्टिरहिते भर्ता नरः को भवेत् । क्लीबः स्यात् पतिरस्तगे शशिसुते सार्कात्मजे दुर्भगा बन्ध्या वा तरुणी चरे मदगृहे नित्यं प्रवासान्वितः

yasyā manmathamandire gatabale śūnye khalālokite saumyavyomanivāsadṛṣṭirahite bhartā naraḥ ko bhavet | klībaḥ syāt patirastage śaśisute sārkātmaje durbhagā bandhyā vā taruṇī care madagṛhe nityaṃ pravāsānvitaḥ

She in whose ⟨chart⟩ the 7th house (manmatha-mandira, the house of Love) is drained of strength, empty, aspected by malefics, and devoid of both the residence and the aspect of benefics — what sort of man will her husband be? With Mercury (śaśi-suta) in the 7th (asta) the husband is impotent; with Saturn (arkātmaja) along ⟨with him⟩ she is ill-fortuned or barren; and if the 7th house (mada) is a movable sign, ⟨the husband⟩ is perpetually abroad.

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  • About this edition: भर्ता नरः को भवेत् is a rhetorical question and is kept as one — the verse withholds a husband rather than describing a poor one.

स्वांशे भास्वति कामगे मृदुरतिक्रीडाविनोदी पतिश्चन्द्रे सौख्यमुपैति भूमितनये जारो वधूतत्परः । विद्वान् चन्द्रसुते जितेन्द्रियवरो जीवे मदस्थानगे शुक्रे कान्तवपुः सुखी च रविजे वृद्धोऽतिमूर्खो भवेत्

svāṃśe bhāsvati kāmage mṛduratikrīḍāvinodī patiścandre saukhyamupaiti bhūmitanaye jāro vadhūtatparaḥ | vidvān candrasute jitendriyavaro jīve madasthānage śukre kāntavapuḥ sukhī ca ravije vṛddho'timūrkho bhavet

With the Sun (bhāsvat) in its own navāṃśa in the 7th (kāma), the husband takes his pleasure in gentle love-play; with the Moon he attains happiness; with Mars (bhūmi-tanaya) he is a paramour, intent on ⟨other men's⟩ women; with Mercury (candra-suta) he is learned; with Jupiter (jīva) gone to the 7th (mada) he is the foremost of those who have conquered the senses; with Venus he is of lovely body and happy; and with Saturn (ravija) he is old and an utter fool.

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  • About this edition: अतिमूर्ख is rendered at its weight — 'an utter fool' — not softened to ignorant; the text has मूर्ख, not अज्ञ.

स्यान्मार्दवाङ्गो गुणवान्प्रगल्भो जामित्रराश्यंशकजा तु यास्याः । सौरेऽस्तगे स्वांशगृहोपयाते वृद्धोऽतिमूर्खः पतिरेव तस्याः

syānmārdavāṅgo guṇavānpragalbho jāmitrarāśyaṃśakajā tu yāsyāḥ | saure'stage svāṃśagṛhopayāte vṛddho'timūrkhaḥ patireva tasyāḥ

⟨With Venus he⟩ would be soft of limb, virtuous and bold; these are ⟨the traits⟩ which arise for her from the rāśi and the navāṃśa of the 7th house (jāmitra). But when Saturn (saura) is in the 7th (asta) and has gone to its own navāṃśa or its own sign, her husband is precisely one who is old and an utter fool.

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  • About this edition: Two e-text corruptions restored on the metre: स्थान् = स्यान् (syāt), and तु था = तथा (jāmitrarāśyaṃśakajā tathāsyāḥ gives the 11 syllables the upajāti pāda needs; तु is intrusive). The verse continues the enumeration of v. 49, so the opening subject is the husband from the 7th. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्यान्मार्दवाङ्गो गुणवान्प्रगल्भो जामित्रराश्यंशकजा तु यास्याः; this sentence names स्थान्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दुःस्थौ धर्मगृहेशदेवसचिवौ भर्ता गतायुर्भवेद् दीर्घायुर्धनवांस्त्रिकोणगृहगौ केन्द्रस्थितौ वा यदि । विद्वान् बोधनवाहनेशसहितौ सारार्कजौ कर्षकः स्वर्भानुध्वजसंयुतौ यदि खलः सारीश्वरश्चोरराट्

duḥsthau dharmagṛheśadevasacivau bhartā gatāyurbhaved dīrghāyurdhanavāṃstrikoṇagṛhagau kendrasthitau vā yadi | vidvān bodhanavāhaneśasahitau sārārkajau karṣakaḥ svarbhānudhvajasaṃyutau yadi khalaḥ sārīśvaraścorarāṭ

If the lord of the 9th house (dharma) and Jupiter (devasaciva, the minister of the gods) are ill-placed, the husband is short-lived; if the two occupy trikoṇa houses or stand in kendras, he is long-lived and wealthy. Joined with Mercury (bodhana) and the lord of the 4th (vāhaneśa, lord of vehicles), he is learned; with Mars and Saturn, a ploughman; joined with Rāhu (svarbhānu) and Ketu (dhvaja), he is wicked; and with the lord of the 6th (ari), a chief of thieves.

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  • About this edition: धर्मगृहेशदेशदेसचिवौ carries a dittography (देश/देस) and is one syllable over the śārdūlavikrīḍita pāda; the second member of the dual cannot be securely recovered, so it is left explicitly unnamed rather than guessed. सारीश्ररः read as स-अरीश्वरः (with the lord of the 6th); सारार्कजौ as स-आर-अर्कजौ (with Mars and Saturn). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धर्मगृहेशदेवसचिवौ भर्ता गतायुर्भवेद् दीर्घायुर्धनवांस्त्रिकोणगृहगौ केन्द्रस्थितौ वा यदि । विद्वान् बोधनवाहनेशसहितौ सारार्कजौ कर्षकः स्वर्भानुध्वजसंयुतौ यदि खलः सारीश्वरश्चोरराट्; this sentence names धर्मगृहेशदेशदेसचिवौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

गौराङ्गः पतिरस्तगे दिनकरे कामी सरोषेक्षणश्चन्द्रे रूपगुणान्वितः कृशतनुर्भोगी रुगार्तो भवेत् । नम्रः क्रूररसोऽलसः पटुवचाः संरक्तकान्तिः कुजे विद्यावित्तगुणप्रपञ्चरसिकः सौम्ये मदस्थानगे

gaurāṅgaḥ patirastage dinakare kāmī saroṣekṣaṇaścandre rūpaguṇānvitaḥ kṛśatanurbhogī rugārto bhavet | namraḥ krūraraso'lasaḥ paṭuvacāḥ saṃraktakāntiḥ kuje vidyāvittaguṇaprapañcarasikaḥ saumye madasthānage

With the Sun (dinakara) in the 7th (asta) the husband is fair-limbed, lustful, and angry of glance; with the Moon he is endowed with beauty and virtue, slender of body, a pleasure-seeker, and afflicted by disease; with Mars (kuja) he is bowed, cruel of temper, indolent, glib of speech, and of ruddy lustre; and with Mercury (saumya) gone to the 7th (mada) he delights in (rasika) the whole expanse of learning, wealth and virtue.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य here is the graha Mercury, not the class of benefics (the verse is enumerating grahas one by one). प्रपञ्चरैकः is corrupt and the pāda is a syllable short; the metre wants a light-light-heavy word such as निरतः 'devoted to', which is what the supplied ⟨given over to⟩ stands for. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विद्यावित्तगुणप्रपञ्चरसिकः; this sentence names प्रपञ्चरैकः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दीर्घायुर्नृपतुल्यवित्तविभवः कामी च बाल्ये गुरौ कान्तो नित्यविनोदकेलिचतुरः काव्ये कविः क्ष्मापतिः । मन्दे वृद्धकलेवरोऽस्थिरतनुः पापी पतिः कामगे राहौ वा शिखिनि स्थिते मलिनधीर्नीचोऽथवा तत्समः

dīrghāyurnṛpatulyavittavibhavaḥ kāmī ca bālye gurau kānto nityavinodakelicaturaḥ kāvye kaviḥ kṣmāpatiḥ | mande vṛddhakalevaro'sthiratanuḥ pāpī patiḥ kāmage rāhau vā śikhini sthite malinadhīrnīco'thavā tatsamaḥ

With Jupiter (guru) ⟨in the 7th, the husband is⟩ long-lived, of wealth and splendour equal to a king's, and lustful in his youth; with Venus (kāvya) he is handsome, ever clever at amusement and love-play, a poet in poetry, a lord of the earth; with Saturn (manda) gone to the 7th (kāma) the husband is of aged frame, unsteady of body, and a sinner; and with Rāhu or Ketu (śikhin) placed ⟨there⟩ he is of soiled wits and base-born, or the like of that.

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  • About this edition: काव्ये is Venus (Uśanas Kāvya), the graha, standing in the enumeration between Jupiter and Saturn; the following काव्ये कविः plays on the same word in its ordinary sense, 'a poet in poetry'. श्मापतिः = क्ष्मापतिः (the e-text has lost the क्). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads क्ष्मापतिः; this sentence names श्मापतिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दिग्देशस्थितिधर्मकर्मजगुणाः पुञ्जातके योषितां ये नारीजनजातके निजपतौ संयोजितास्तत्त्वतः । द्यूनांशोपगतग्रहेषु बलवत्खेटांशतुल्याः सुताः केन्द्रे कामपतिः करोति विपुलं कल्याणकालोत्सवम्

digdeśasthitidharmakarmajaguṇāḥ puñjātake yoṣitāṃ ye nārījanajātake nijapatau saṃyojitāstattvataḥ | dyūnāṃśopagatagraheṣu balavatkheṭāṃśatulyāḥ sutāḥ kendre kāmapatiḥ karoti vipulaṃ kalyāṇakālotsavam

Those qualities born of direction, country, station, dharma and karma which ⟨are declared⟩ for women in a man's nativity are, in the nativity of womenfolk, to be applied in truth to her own husband. When grahas have entered the navāṃśas of the 7th (dyūna), the children correspond to the navāṃśa of the strong graha. The lord of the 7th (kāma) in a kendra brings about a great festival at the time of the wedding.

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Adhyāya 17 · अथ कालचक्रदशाध्यायः

प्रणम्य परमात्मानं शिवं परमकारणम् । खेचरं चक्रमध्यस्थं चतुःषष्टिकलात्मकम्

praṇamya paramātmānaṃ śivaṃ paramakāraṇam | khecaraṃ cakramadhyasthaṃ catuḥṣaṣṭikalātmakam

Having bowed to the Supreme Self, Śiva, the ultimate cause — the sky-goer who stands at the centre of the wheel and who consists of sixty-four kalās —

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  • About this edition: The sentence runs on into verse 2 (praṇamya … papraccha); the verse has no finite verb of its own.

पप्रच्छ देवदेवेशमीश्वरं सर्वमङ्गला । कालचक्रगतिं सर्वां विस्तराद्वद मे प्रभो

papraccha devadeveśamīśvaraṃ sarvamaṅgalā | kālacakragatiṃ sarvāṃ vistarādvada me prabho

Sarvamaṅgalā ⟨Pārvatī⟩ asked Īśvara, the Lord of the lords of the gods: “O Lord, tell me the whole course of the Kālacakra in detail.”

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  • About this edition: The e-text reads मीश्चरम्; read मीश्वरम् (= म् + ईश्वरम्).

अहमादित्यरूपोऽस्मि चन्द्रमास्त्वं प्रचक्षसे । संयोगेन वियोगेन जगत्स्थावरजङ्गमम्

ahamādityarūpo'smi candramāstvaṃ pracakṣase | saṃyogena viyogena jagatsthāvarajaṅgamam

⟨Śiva replied:⟩ I am of the form of the Sun; you are declared ⟨to be⟩ the Moon. By ⟨our⟩ conjunction and separation ⟨comes to be⟩ the world, moving and unmoving.

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  • About this edition: The verse has no finite verb for the second half; the predicate is supplied.

पञ्च प्राचीरालिखेद्वाणसंख्यास्तिर्यग्रेखा वर्जितान्तश्चतुष्काः । प्रागादीशा द्वादश व्योमवासा ज्योतिश्चक्रस्वामिनस्तूबराद्याः

pañca prācīrālikhedvāṇasaṃkhyāstiryagrekhā varjitāntaścatuṣkāḥ | prāgādīśā dvādaśa vyomavāsā jyotiścakrasvāminastūbarādyāḥ

One should draw five lines running east ⟨-west⟩ and arrow-numbered ⟨= five⟩ transverse lines, the four inner ⟨cells⟩ being left out. The twelve lords of the circle of lights, beginning with the hornless ram ⟨Meṣa⟩, dwell in the ⟨remaining⟩ cells, beginning from the east.

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  • About this edition: The e-text is corrupt here: वाणसङ्गया for बाणसंख्या, तिर्यग्नेखा for तिर्यग्रेखा, वर्जतान्त for वर्जितान्त. Five by five lines give sixteen cells; dropping the inner four leaves the twelve that hold the rāśis. तूबर (a hornless ram) is taken as Meṣa, which verse 5's enumeration from Meṣa confirms. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्राचीरालिखेद्वाणसंख्यास्तिर्यग्रेखा वर्जितान्तश्चतुष्काः; this sentence names तिर्यग्नेखा and वाणसङ्गया, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धराजशुक्रज्ञशशीनसौम्यसितारजीवार्कजमन्दजीवाः । क्रमेण मेषादिकराशिनाथास्तदंशपाश्चेति वदन्ति सन्तः

dharājaśukrajñaśaśīnasaumyasitārajīvārkajamandajīvāḥ | krameṇa meṣādikarāśināthāstadaṃśapāśceti vadanti santaḥ

Mars (the earth-born), Venus, Mercury (jña), the Moon, the Sun (ina), Mercury (saumya), Venus (sita), Mars (āra), Jupiter (jīva), Saturn (the Sun's son), Saturn (manda), Jupiter — these in order are the lords of the rāśis beginning with Meṣa, and the lords of their aṃśas as well: so the good ⟨teachers⟩ declare.

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  • About this edition: Twelve epithets for twelve rāśis, Meṣa to Mīna; the count is exact.

भूतैकविंशद्गिरयो नवदिक्षोडशाब्धयः । सूर्यादीनां क्रमादब्दा राशीनां स्वामिनो वशात्

bhūtaikaviṃśadgirayo navadikṣoḍaśābdhayaḥ | sūryādīnāṃ kramādabdā rāśīnāṃ svāmino vaśāt

Five, twenty-one, seven, nine, ten, sixteen, four — such in order are the years of the Sun and the rest; and ⟨the years⟩ of the rāśis ⟨follow⟩ by force of their lords.

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  • About this edition: Word-numerals: भूत 5, एकविंशत् 21, अद्रि 7, नव 9, दिश् 10, षोडश 16, अब्धि 4 — for Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn. The e-text's द्रिरयो is corrupt; अद्रयो gives exactly seven numerals for the seven grahas, and no other reading does. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भूतैकविंशद्गिरयो; this sentence names द्रिरयो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अश्वीपुनर्वसूहस्तमूलप्रोष्ठपदादिषु । अंशकान् गणयेन्मेषात्प्रादक्षिण्यक्रमं वदेत्

aśvīpunarvasūhastamūlaproṣṭhapadādiṣu | aṃśakān gaṇayenmeṣātprādakṣiṇyakramaṃ vadet

In ⟨births under⟩ Aśvinī, Punarvasu, Hasta, Mūla, Pūrva-proṣṭhapadā and the rest, one should count the aṃśas from Meṣa, and should call the order clockwise (prādakṣiṇya).

रोहिणीमघवैशाखवैष्णवादिषु भेषु च । अंशकान् वृश्चिकादीनां गणयेदपसव्यतः

rohiṇīmaghavaiśākhavaiṣṇavādiṣu bheṣu ca | aṃśakān vṛścikādīnāṃ gaṇayedapasavyataḥ

And in the nakṣatras Rohiṇī, Maghā, Viśākhā (vaiśākha), Śravaṇa (vaiṣṇava) and the rest, one should count the aṃśas of Vṛścika and the rest in the reverse (apasavya) direction.

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  • About this edition: वैशाख here is Viśākhā and वैष्णव is Śravaṇa (Viṣṇu's nakṣatra); the pair heads the apasavya triads, as Aśvinī's group in verse 7 heads the savya ones.

दक्षिणात्रिकनक्षत्रं द्वादशांशकराशिषु । चक्रं प्रदक्षिणीकृत्य मीनान्ते विन्यसेत्पुनः

dakṣiṇātrikanakṣatraṃ dvādaśāṃśakarāśiṣu | cakraṃ pradakṣiṇīkṛtya mīnānte vinyasetpunaḥ

⟨For⟩ a nakṣatra of the southern triad (dakṣiṇā-trika), among the twelve aṃśa-rāśis, one should carry the cakra round clockwise and set ⟨the reckoning⟩ down again at the end, in Mīna.

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  • About this edition: दक्षिणाभिक is unmetrical and not a standard form; the sense 'southern' is taken from its contrast with उत्तरात्रय in verse 10, and the reading is uncertain. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दक्षिणात्रिकनक्षत्रं द्वादशांशकराशिषु । चक्रं प्रदक्षिणीकृत्य; this sentence names दक्षिणाभिक, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उत्तरात्रयनक्षत्रं वृश्चिकाद्यप्रदक्षिणम् । कृत्वा चापान्तकेऽन्यस्मिन्ज्ञातव्ये दक्षिणोत्तरे

uttarātrayanakṣatraṃ vṛścikādyapradakṣiṇam | kṛtvā cāpāntake'nyasminjñātavye dakṣiṇottare

⟨For⟩ the three Uttarā nakṣatras, having made ⟨the counting⟩ anticlockwise from Vṛścika onward, ⟨it closes⟩ at the end of Dhanus; in the other ⟨case⟩ the southern and northern ⟨reckonings⟩ are to be understood ⟨accordingly⟩.

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  • About this edition: The fourth pāda चापान्तकेऽन्यस्मिज्ज्ञातव्ये दक्षिणोत्तरे is grammatically broken in this e-text (locatives without a governing verb); the rendering follows the only construable sense and is not secure. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चापान्तकेऽन्यस्मिन्ज्ञातव्ये; this sentence names चापान्तकेऽन्यस्मिज्ज्ञातव्ये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सव्यापसव्यमार्गेण चाश्विन्यादि त्रिकं त्रिकम् । देहादि गणयेत्सव्ये वामे जीवादि गण्यते

savyāpasavyamārgeṇa cāśvinyādi trikaṃ trikam | dehādi gaṇayetsavye vāme jīvādi gaṇyate

By the direct and the reverse routes ⟨take⟩ the nakṣatras beginning with Aśvinī, triad by triad. In the direct ⟨course⟩ one should count beginning from the deha; in the left ⟨= reverse⟩ ⟨course⟩ the counting is begun from the jīva.

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  • About this edition: चाश्च्विन्यादि in the e-text is a typographic slip for चाश्विन्यादि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चाश्विन्यादि; this sentence names चाश्च्विन्यादि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मेषगोयमकुलीरमन्दिरेष्वंशकेषु परमायुरुच्यते । ज्ञानकं मदगजास्तदा क्रमात्तत्र कोणभवनेषु तद्वदेत्

meṣagoyamakulīramandireṣvaṃśakeṣu paramāyurucyate | jñānakaṃ madagajāstadā kramāttatra koṇabhavaneṣu tadvadet

In the aṃśakas ⟨that are⟩ the mansions of Meṣa, Vṛṣabha (go), Mithuna (yama) and Karka (kulīra), the maximum lifespan (paramāyus) is said ⟨to be⟩ ⟨…⟩ respectively — ⟨the figures stand in the word-numerals ज्ञानकं मदगजाः, which are not decoded here⟩ — and there, in the trinal houses ⟨of each of those rāśis⟩, one should declare the same.

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  • About this edition: REFUSED IN PART. The numeral compound ज्ञानकं मदगजास्तदा is corrupt beyond recovery in this e-text and no figures can be read from it; the four paramāyus values this pāda carries are therefore NOT rendered. (The received Kālacakra tables give 100, 85, 83 and 86 years for these four aṃśa-groups, but that is external evidence and is deliberately not written into the translation line.) The frame of the verse — four aṃśa-groups extended to their trines — is legible and is rendered. [2026-10-02: the third pāda is not corrupt in transmission: our mūla carries ज्ञानकं मदगजास्तदा whole, a flawless rathoddhatā in every edition's read (metre ruling of 2026-09-21). The figures stand in those word-numerals and are not decoded here, as the English and Hindi now say.]

एवमायुः परिज्ञानं देहजीवौ प्रकल्प्य च । सव्ये तु प्रथमांशस्तु देह इत्यभिधीयते

evamāyuḥ parijñānaṃ dehajīvau prakalpya ca | savye tu prathamāṃśastu deha ityabhidhīyate

Thus is the ascertainment of longevity. And, the deha and the jīva having been assigned: in the direct (savya) ⟨reckoning⟩ the first aṃśa is what is called the deha ⟨'the body'⟩.

जीवः सर्वेष्वन्त्यपादौ विलोममपसव्यके । देहजीवे यदा राहुः केतुर्भौमो रविः स्थितः

jīvaḥ sarveṣvantyapādau vilomamapasavyake | dehajīve yadā rāhuḥ keturbhaumo raviḥ sthitaḥ

The jīva is the last pāda in all ⟨cases⟩; in the reverse (apasavya) ⟨reckoning⟩ it is inverted. When Rāhu, Ketu, Mars or the Sun stands in the deha or the jīva —

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तदा तस्मिन्भवेन्मृत्युर्देहे रोगः प्रवर्तते । देहजीवगृहं यातः सौम्यो जीवश्च भार्गवः

tadā tasminbhavenmṛtyurdehe rogaḥ pravartate | dehajīvagṛhaṃ yātaḥ saumyo jīvaśca bhārgavaḥ

— then in that ⟨period⟩ death occurs, ⟨or⟩ disease sets in in the body (deha). ⟨When⟩ Mercury (saumya), Jupiter (jīva) and Venus (bhārgava) go to the house of the deha or the jīva —

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  • About this edition: मृत्यु stands for मृत्युः, the visarga lost in the e-text; the pāda is a syllable short. जीव in the second half is Jupiter, not the jīva-rāśi of the first half — the chapter uses the word both ways.

सुखसम्पत्करं सर्वं शोकरोगविनाशनम् । मिश्रखेचरसंयुक्ते मिश्रं फलमवाप्नुयात्

sukhasampatkaraṃ sarvaṃ śokarogavināśanam | miśrakhecarasaṃyukte miśraṃ phalamavāpnuyāt

— ⟨that⟩ is wholly productive of happiness and wealth and destructive of grief and disease. When joined by mixed grahas, one obtains a mixed result.

सिंहावलोकसमये मण्डूकगतिसम्भवे । अपमृत्युभयं तस्मिन् प्रायश्चित्ताद्विमुच्यते

siṃhāvalokasamaye maṇḍūkagatisambhave | apamṛtyubhayaṃ tasmin prāyaścittādvimucyate

At the time of the lion's glance (siṃhāvaloka), ⟨and⟩ when the frog's leap (maṇḍūka-gati) comes about, there is fear of untimely death (apamṛtyu) in that ⟨period⟩; ⟨from it⟩ one is released by expiation (prāyaścitta).

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  • About this edition: siṃhāvaloka ('the lion's backward glance') and maṇḍūka-gati ('the frog's leap') are the two irregular transitions of the Kālacakra daśā, where the sequence turns back on itself or skips; the verse names them without defining them.

मीनात्तु वृश्चिके याते ज्वरं भवति देहिनाम् । पाथोनात्कर्कटे याते मातृबन्धुवधूमृतिः

mīnāttu vṛścike yāte jvaraṃ bhavati dehinām | pāthonātkarkaṭe yāte mātṛbandhuvadhūmṛtiḥ

When ⟨the daśā⟩ passes from Mīna to Vṛścika, fever befalls embodied beings. When it passes from Kanyā (pāthona) to Karka, ⟨there is⟩ the death of mother, kinsman or wife.

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  • About this edition: मीनात्त in the e-text is मीनात्तु. पाथोन is Mīna, so both halves start from the same rāśi under two different names. [2026-10-02: पाथोन is Kanyā (Virgo), not Mīna; so the two halves start from different rāśis, and Kanyā to Karka is the maṇḍūka (frog's) leap. The English and Hindi were repaired on 2026-10-02 to say Kanyā.]

कर्कटात्तु हरौ याते व्रणरोगं वदेद् बुधः । सिंहात्तु मिथुनं याते स्वस्त्रीव्याधिर्मृतिर्भवेत्

karkaṭāttu harau yāte vraṇarogaṃ vaded budhaḥ | siṃhāttu mithunaṃ yāte svastrīvyādhirmṛtirbhavet

When it passes from Karka to Siṃha (hari), the wise man should pronounce a disease of sores. When it passes from Siṃha to Mithuna, ⟨there is⟩ illness or death of one's own wife.

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  • About this edition: बुध here is 'the learned man', not the graha Mercury; the verb वदेत् fixes the sense.

पुत्रबन्धुमृतिं विद्याच्चापान्मेषं गते पुनः । शुभग्रहेऽस्मिन्नभयं पापग्रहयुते भयम्

putrabandhumṛtiṃ vidyāccāpānmeṣaṃ gate punaḥ | śubhagrahe'sminnabhayaṃ pāpagrahayute bhayam

When again it goes from Dhanus to Meṣa, one should know ⟨there is⟩ the death of a son or a kinsman. If an auspicious graha is in that ⟨rāśi⟩, ⟨there is⟩ no fear; if it is joined by a malefic graha, ⟨there is⟩ fear.

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  • About this edition: पुत्रबन्धुमृं is a truncation of पुत्रबन्धुमृतिं; अस्त्मिन् is a slip for अस्मिन्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पुत्रबन्धुमृतिं विद्याच्चापान्मेषं गते पुनः । शुभग्रहेऽस्मिन्नभयं; this sentence names पुत्रबन्धुमृं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कन्यायाः कर्कटे याते पूर्वभागे महान्भवेत् । उत्तरां दिशमाश्रित्य शुभयात्रां गमिष्यति

kanyāyāḥ karkaṭe yāte pūrvabhāge mahānbhavet | uttarāṃ diśamāśritya śubhayātrāṃ gamiṣyati

When it passes from Kanyā to Karka, ⟨the native⟩ becomes great in the eastern quarter; taking to the northern direction, he will make an auspicious journey.

सिंहात्तु मिथुनं याते पूर्वभागं विवर्जयेत् । कार्यारम्भे तु नैर्ऋत्यां सुखयात्रां गमिष्यति

siṃhāttu mithunaṃ yāte pūrvabhāgaṃ vivarjayet | kāryārambhe tu nairṛtyāṃ sukhayātrāṃ gamiṣyati

But when it passes from Siṃha to Mithuna, one should avoid the eastern quarter; ⟨going⟩ south-west (nairṛtī) at the undertaking of a task, he will make a comfortable journey.

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  • About this edition: नैर्कृत्यां in the e-text is नैर्ऋत्यां, the south-west quarter. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नैर्ऋत्यां; this sentence names नैर्कृत्यां, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कर्कटाद्दक्षिणे सिंहे कार्यहानिश्च रोगकृत् । दक्षिणां दिशमाश्रित्य पश्चादागमनं भवेत्

karkaṭāddakṣiṇe siṃhe kāryahāniśca rogakṛt | dakṣiṇāṃ diśamāśritya paścādāgamanaṃ bhavet

⟨When it goes⟩ from Karka to Siṃha in the south, ⟨there is⟩ loss of undertakings, and it causes disease; taking to the southern direction there will be a return afterwards (paścāt).

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  • About this edition: The qualifier of आगमन is corrupt: the e-text's पञ्चदागमनं yields no construable word. It could be पञ्चमाद् ('a return from / in the fifth') or पश्चाद् ('a return afterwards'); the two give different senses, one numerical and one temporal, so nothing is supplied here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कर्कटाद्दक्षिणे सिंहे कार्यहानिश्च रोगकृत् । दक्षिणां दिशमाश्रित्य पश्चादागमनं; this sentence names पञ्चदागमनं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मीनात्तुवृश्चिके क्रान्ते उदग्गच्छति सङ्कटम् । चापान्मेषे भयं यात्रा व्याधिर्बन्धुमृतिर्भवेत्

mīnāttuvṛścike krānte udaggacchati saṅkaṭam | cāpānmeṣe bhayaṃ yātrā vyādhirbandhumṛtirbhavet

When it has crossed from Mīna into Vṛścika, ⟨if⟩ one goes northward ⟨there is⟩ peril. ⟨When it goes⟩ from Dhanus into Meṣa, ⟨there is⟩ fear; a journey, illness, or the death of a kinsman occurs.

तत्र सम्पद्विवाहादि शुभं भवति पश्चिमे । शुभारूढे नृपप्रीतिं सर्वसम्पत्करं नृणाम्

tatra sampadvivāhādi śubhaṃ bhavati paścime | śubhārūḍhe nṛpaprītiṃ sarvasampatkaraṃ nṛṇām

There, in the west, wealth, marriage and the like auspicious ⟨things⟩ come about. When an auspicious ⟨graha⟩ is mounted ⟨upon it⟩, ⟨there is⟩ the king's favour, which brings men every prosperity.

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  • About this edition: नृपप्रीतिं stands in the accusative with no governing verb; the verse is elliptical.

देहो मेषश्चापसिंहाजभानां जीवश्चापी गोवधूनक्रभानाम् । आकोकेरो देहसंज्ञो नृयुग्मम् जीवः सव्ये चापसव्ये विलोमात्

deho meṣaścāpasiṃhājabhānāṃ jīvaścāpī govadhūnakrabhānām | ākokero dehasaṃjño nṛyugmam jīvaḥ savye cāpasavye vilomāt

For ⟨those in the aṃśas⟩ of Dhanus, Siṃha and Meṣa (aja), the deha is Meṣa and the jīva is Dhanus (cāpin). For ⟨those⟩ of Vṛṣabha (go), Kanyā (vadhū) and Makara (nakra), Makara (ākokera) is named the deha and Mithuna (the human pair) is the jīva — ⟨this⟩ in the direct (savya) ⟨reckoning⟩; in the reverse (apasavya) it goes by inversion.

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  • About this edition: आकोकेर is the Greek loan-name (aigokerōs) for Makara. The first pair (deha Meṣa, jīva Dhanus) agrees with the received Kālacakra table for this group; the second gives Mithuna as the jīva where those tables give Kanyā. The text is rendered as it stands and the divergence is left standing, not corrected.

उक्षा देहो युग्मकोणं गतानां जीवं युग्मागारमाहुर्मुनीन्द्राः । मीनो जीवः कर्कटो देहराशिः सव्ये चक्रे कर्किकीटान्त्यभानाम्

ukṣā deho yugmakoṇaṃ gatānāṃ jīvaṃ yugmāgāramāhurmunīndrāḥ | mīno jīvaḥ karkaṭo deharāśiḥ savye cakre karkikīṭāntyabhānām

For those ⟨whose aṃśa has⟩ gone to the trine of Mithuna, the deha is Vṛṣabha (the bull); the jīva, the best of sages call the house of the pair ⟨Mithuna⟩. Mīna is the jīva and Karka the deha-rāśi in the direct (savya) cakra for ⟨those⟩ of Karka, Vṛścika (kīṭa) and the last rāśi ⟨Mīna⟩.

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  • About this edition: The last pair (deha Karka, jīva Mīna) agrees with the received Kālacakra table; the first gives Vṛṣabha as the deha of the Mithuna trine where those tables give Tulā. Rendered as it stands; the divergence, like verse 26's, is reported and not silently repaired.

देहजीवसमायुक्तैर्भौमार्किरविभोगिभिः । एकैकयोगे मरणं बहुयोगे न संशयः

dehajīvasamāyuktairbhaumārkiravibhogibhiḥ | ekaikayoge maraṇaṃ bahuyoge na saṃśayaḥ

When Mars, Saturn (arki), the Sun and the serpent ⟨grahas, Rāhu and Ketu⟩ are joined with the deha and the jīva — with one single conjunction, death; with many conjunctions, there is no doubt ⟨of it⟩.

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  • About this edition: भोगिन् ('the coiled one') is the serpent-graha; in a list already carrying Mars, Saturn and the Sun it stands for Rāhu and Ketu.

देहयुक्ते महारोगं जीवयुक्ते महद्भयम् । द्वाभ्यां संयोगमात्रेण हन्यते नात्र संशयः

dehayukte mahārogaṃ jīvayukte mahadbhayam | dvābhyāṃ saṃyogamātreṇa hanyate nātra saṃśayaḥ

Joined to the deha, great disease; joined to the jīva, great fear. By mere conjunction with both, ⟨the native⟩ is slain — there is no doubt in this.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's इन्यते is हन्यते ('is slain'); द्वाम्यां is द्वाभ्यां. The verb is kept at its full weight. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads द्वाभ्यां संयोगमात्रेण हन्यते; this sentence names द्वाम्यां and इन्यते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अधिरोगो भवेद् द्वाभ्यामपमृत्युस्त्रिभिर्भवेत् । चतुर्भिर्मृतिरापन्ना देहजीवे भवेद्यदि

adhirogo bhaved dvābhyāmapamṛtyustribhirbhavet | caturbhirmṛtirāpannā dehajīve bhavedyadi

Severe disease (adhiroga) occurs with two; with three there is untimely death; with four, death has come — if ⟨they stand⟩ in the deha and the jīva.

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  • About this edition: अदिरोगो in the e-text is read as आधिरोगो (आधि, mental affliction, + रोग); चतुर्भिमृति is चतुर्भिर्मृतिः. The counts two/three/four are as the mūla has them and are not harmonised with verse 28, which already gives death for a single conjunction — the tension is in the text. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अधिरोगो भवेद् द्वाभ्यामपमृत्युस्त्रिभिर्भवेत् । चतुर्भिर्मृतिरापन्ना; this sentence names चतुर्भिमृति and अदिरोगो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

युगपद्देहजीवौ तु पापग्रहयुतौ तथा । राजचोरादिभीतिश्च द्वाभ्यां मृत्युर्न संशयः

yugapaddehajīvau tu pāpagrahayutau tathā | rājacorādibhītiśca dvābhyāṃ mṛtyurna saṃśayaḥ

When the deha and the jīva ⟨rāśis⟩ are at one and the same time joined by malefic grahas, ⟨there is⟩ fear of kings, thieves and the like; and from those two ⟨so afflicted⟩ comes death — there is no doubt of it.

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  • About this edition: देह and जीव are the two rāśis that the Kālacakra daśā of this chapter computes; they are technical positions here, not 'body' and 'life' in the ordinary sense.

अग्निबाधां रवौ विद्याच्चन्द्रे ज्वलनबाधनम् भौमे शस्त्रकृता पीडा वायुबाधाकरं बुधे

agnibādhāṃ ravau vidyāccandre jvalanabādhanam bhaume śastrakṛtā pīḍā vāyubādhākaraṃ budhe

In the Sun one should know affliction by fire; in the Moon, affliction by burning; in Mars, pain wrought by weapons; in Mercury, that which brings affliction from wind ⟨vāta⟩.

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  • About this edition: The e-text writes बाघा/बाघन for बाधा/बाधन throughout the verse. The Moon giving ज्वलन (burning) repeats the Sun's fire; जल (water) would be the expected reading for the Moon and may be what the printed exemplar carries — not emended here. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अग्निबाधां रवौ विद्याच्चन्द्रे ज्वलनबाधनम्; this sentence names बाघा and बाघन, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

गुरौ चोदरबाधा स्यात् शुक्रेऽग्निभयमाप्नुयात् । शनौ गुल्मेन बाधा स्याद् राहौ विषकृतां रुजम्

gurau codarabādhā syāt śukre'gnibhayamāpnuyāt | śanau gulmena bādhā syād rāhau viṣakṛtāṃ rujam

In Jupiter there is affliction of the belly; in Venus one meets with fear from fire; in Saturn there is affliction by gulma ⟨an abdominal swelling⟩; in Rāhu, disease caused by poison.

भ्रातृस्थानगतो जीवो दारस्थानगतः कुजः । तथा जन्मगतो मन्दो राहुर्नवमराशिगः

bhrātṛsthānagato jīvo dārasthānagataḥ kujaḥ | tathā janmagato mando rāhurnavamarāśigaḥ

Jupiter gone to the place of brothers ⟨the 3rd⟩, Mars gone to the place of the wife ⟨the 7th⟩, likewise Saturn gone to the birth-sign ⟨the lagna⟩, Rāhu in the ninth rāśi —

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  • About this edition: The couplet is a list without a verb; its predicate arrives at v36, 'thus are the places of death'.

चन्द्रोऽष्टमगृहं यातः सूर्यो रिष्फगृहं गतः । बुधः सप्तमभावस्थो भार्गवः शत्रुराशिगः

candro'ṣṭamagṛhaṃ yātaḥ sūryo riṣphagṛhaṃ gataḥ | budhaḥ saptamabhāvastho bhārgavaḥ śatrurāśigaḥ

the Moon gone to the eighth house, the Sun gone to the riṣpha house ⟨the 12th⟩, Mercury standing in the seventh bhāva, Venus ⟨Bhārgava⟩ in the sixth rāśi, that of enemies —

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  • About this edition: शत्रुराशि is read as the sixth rāśi, in step with the house-positions the rest of the couplet gives; 'a sign of an enemy ⟨graha⟩' is the other available sense, and the Hindi keeps शत्रुराशि so a reader can see both.

इत्येवं मरणस्थानं तस्मिन्पापयुतेऽथवा । पापदृष्टेऽरिनीचस्थे दुर्बले दुःखमाप्नुयात्

ityevaṃ maraṇasthānaṃ tasminpāpayute'thavā | pāpadṛṣṭe'rinīcasthe durbale duḥkhamāpnuyāt

— thus ⟨are declared⟩ the places of death. When that ⟨rāśi⟩ is joined by a malefic, or else aspected by a malefic, or set in an enemy's sign or in debilitation, or weak, one meets with sorrow.

भानुः करोति विविधापदमर्थनाशमार्तिज्वरारिजनभीतिपदच्युतिं च । पित्तारिगुल्मग्रहणीक्षयकर्णरोगं पश्चादिबन्धुमरणं सहजादिनाशम्

bhānuḥ karoti vividhāpadamarthanāśamārtijvarārijanabhītipadacyutiṃ ca | pittārigulmagrahaṇīkṣayakarṇarogaṃ paścādibandhumaraṇaṃ sahajādināśam

The Sun brings about calamity of many kinds, loss of wealth, distress, fever, fear from enemies and from people, and fall from position; disease of bile, of enemies, gulma, grahaṇī ⟨chronic flux⟩, consumption and the ear; and afterwards the death of kinsfolk and the destruction of brothers and the rest.

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  • About this edition: अरि inside the disease-list is most probably अर्श (piles), as at v39's गुल्मार्श — rendered literally here rather than emended, since अरिजन-भीति in the same verse already carries the enemies. The e-text's सह्जादि is सहजादि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विविधापदमर्थनाशमार्तिज्वरारिजनभीतिपदच्युतिं च । पित्तारिगुल्मग्रहणीक्षयकर्णरोगं पश्चादिबन्धुमरणं सहजादिनाशम्; this sentence names सह्जादि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चन्द्रः स्वबन्धुजनसङ्गमकन्यकाप्तिमारोग्यभूषणसुखाम्बरराजपूज्यम् । दानक्रियादिसुरभूसुरपुण्यतीर्थस्नानार्चनं मृदुसुखान्नसुखं करोति

candraḥ svabandhujanasaṅgamakanyakāptimārogyabhūṣaṇasukhāmbararājapūjyam | dānakriyādisurabhūsurapuṇyatīrthasnānārcanaṃ mṛdusukhānnasukhaṃ karoti

The Moon brings about the company of one's own kinsfolk, the winning of a maiden, health, ornaments, comfort, garments, and being honoured by the king; acts of giving and the like, bathing and worship at the holy tīrthas of the gods and of the brāhmaṇas ⟨the earth-gods⟩; and the comfort of soft things and the pleasure of food.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's स्वबन्धुनज is read as स्वबन्धुजन (one's own kinsfolk) — a transposition of जन. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वबन्धुजनसङ्गमकन्यकाप्तिमारोग्यभूषणसुखाम्बरराजपूज्यम्; this sentence names स्वबन्धुनज, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भौमः करोति तनुतापरुगग्निचोरभीतिं स्वबन्धुकलहं सहजादिनाशम् । क्षेत्रार्थनाशपदविच्युतियुद्धनीतिं गुल्मार्शकुष्ठविषशत्रुभयं कुवृत्तिम्

bhaumaḥ karoti tanutāparugagnicorabhītiṃ svabandhukalahaṃ sahajādināśam | kṣetrārthanāśapadavicyutiyuddhanītiṃ gulmārśakuṣṭhaviṣaśatrubhayaṃ kuvṛttim

Mars brings about heat and disease in the body, fear of fire and of thieves, quarrel with one's own kinsfolk, the destruction of brothers and the rest; the loss of land and wealth, fall from position, the conduct of war; fear from gulma, piles, leprosy, poison and enemies; and an evil livelihood.

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  • About this edition: स्वबन्धुकलं is read as स्वबन्धुकलहं, quarrel with one's own kinsfolk; cf. कलह at v44. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वबन्धुकलहं; this sentence names स्वबन्धुकलं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

ज्वरमासुरिकापैत्त्यं ग्रन्थिस्फोटं कुजस्य च । विषाग्निशस्त्रचोरारिनृपभीतिं वदेद् बुधः

jvaramāsurikāpaittyaṃ granthisphoṭaṃ kujasya ca | viṣāgniśastracorārinṛpabhītiṃ vaded budhaḥ

Fever, smallpox, bilious complaint, glandular knots and eruptions are Mars's as well; and the wise one should declare fear from poison, fire, weapons, thieves, enemies and kings.

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  • About this edition: बुधः here is the wise man, the astrologer, not the graha: this verse continues the Mars entry of v39, and Mercury's own entry is v41's सौम्य. At v32 the same word is the graha. विषाग्निन is read विषाग्नि-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ज्वरमासुरिकापैत्त्यं ग्रन्थिस्फोटं कुजस्य च । विषाग्निशस्त्रचोरारिनृपभीतिं; this sentence names विषाग्निन, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सौम्यः करोति सुहृदाप्तमहत्प्रसादविज्ञानशीलनिगमागमशास्त्रबोधम् । स्त्रीपुत्रदारनृपभूषणगोगजाश्वलाभं विवेकधनबुद्धियशोऽभिवृद्धिम्

saumyaḥ karoti suhṛdāptamahatprasādavijñānaśīlanigamāgamaśāstrabodham | strīputradāranṛpabhūṣaṇagogajāśvalābhaṃ vivekadhanabuddhiyaśo'bhivṛddhim

Mercury brings about the favour of friends, of trusted men and of the great; discernment, good character, and understanding of nigama, āgama and śāstra; the gain of women, sons and wife, of kings, ornaments, cows, elephants and horses; and the increase of judgement, wealth, intellect and fame.

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  • About this edition: सौम्य is Mercury here, not the benefic class: the verse holds Mercury's slot in the graha-by-graha run of v37–46. The e-text's बोघम् is बोधम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुहृदाप्तमहत्प्रसादविज्ञानशीलनिगमागमशास्त्रबोधम् । स्त्रीपुत्रदारनृपभूषणगोगजाश्वलाभं; this sentence names बोघम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जीवः करोति विविधार्थसुखं महत्त्वं राज्याभिषेकमवनिप्रभुपूजनाद्यम् । स्त्रीपुत्रलाभसुखभूषणभोजनार्थमारोग्यकीर्तिविजयं च परोपकारम्

jīvaḥ karoti vividhārthasukhaṃ mahattvaṃ rājyābhiṣekamavaniprabhupūjanādyam | strīputralābhasukhabhūṣaṇabhojanārthamārogyakīrtivijayaṃ ca paropakāram

Jupiter brings about wealth and comfort of many kinds, greatness, consecration to a kingdom, honour from the lord of the earth and the like; the gain of wife and sons, comfort, ornaments, food and wealth, health, fame and victory, and the doing of good to others.

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  • About this edition: The verse has no finite verb; करोति is carried over from v41 and v43, which stand on either side of it. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads जीवः करोति (metre ruling of 2026-09-21, restoring the verb our e-text dropped), so the verse has its own finite verb and nothing is carried over from v41 and v43; since 2026-10-02 the English and Hindi no longer mark the verb as supplied.]

शुक्रः करोति रतिलाभसुखाङ्गनादिचित्राम्बरार्थपशुवाहनरत्नजालम् । गानक्रियानटनगोष्ठिमहत्प्रतापं सत्कीर्तिदानविभवं सुजनैः समाजम्

śukraḥ karoti ratilābhasukhāṅganādicitrāmbarārthapaśuvāhanaratnajālam | gānakriyānaṭanagoṣṭhimahatpratāpaṃ satkīrtidānavibhavaṃ sujanaiḥ samājam

Venus brings about the gain of sexual pleasure, comfort, women and the like; variegated garments, wealth, cattle, vehicles and a whole mass of jewels; song, dance and company, great majesty; good fame, giving and opulence, and assembly with good people.

मन्दः करोति कलहं तनुकृच्छ्रमृत्युबन्ध्वार्तिमग्निरिपुभूतभयं विषार्तिम् । मानार्थहानिमभिमानकलत्रपुत्रनाशं गृहार्थकृषिवाणिजगोविनाशम्

mandaḥ karoti kalahaṃ tanukṛcchramṛtyubandhvārtimagniripubhūtabhayaṃ viṣārtim | mānārthahānimabhimānakalatraputranāśaṃ gṛhārthakṛṣivāṇijagovināśam

Saturn brings about quarrel; hardship of the body, death, distress to kinsfolk, fear from fire, from enemies and from bhūtas, and distress from poison; the loss of honour and of wealth; the destruction of self-regard, of wife and of sons; and the ruin of house, wealth, agriculture, trade and cattle.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's कृच्छ्न is कृच्छ्र; बन्ध्वातिम् is बन्ध्वार्तिम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तनुकृच्छ्रमृत्युबन्ध्वार्तिमग्निरिपुभूतभयं विषार्तिम्; this sentence names कृच्छ्न, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

राहौ देहेऽरिपीडाऽत्मबन्धुकष्टपरिभ्रमम् । पक्षाघातादिपीडां च राजभीतिं वदेन्नृणाम्

rāhau dehe'ripīḍā'tmabandhukaṣṭaparibhramam | pakṣāghātādipīḍāṃ ca rājabhītiṃ vadennṛṇām

In Rāhu: affliction of the body from enemies, hardship to oneself and to one's kinsfolk, and wandering about; affliction such as paralysis of one side, and fear from the king — this one should declare for men.

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  • About this edition: देहेऽरिपीडा is read 'affliction of the body ⟨caused⟩ by enemies'; taking it as bodily pain alone, with अरि read otherwise, is possible.

केतौ चोराग्निपीडादिरक्तस्रावादिपीडनम् । दारिद्र्यं बन्धुनाशं च स्थाननाशं धनक्षयम्

ketau corāgnipīḍādiraktasrāvādipīḍanam | dāridryaṃ bandhunāśaṃ ca sthānanāśaṃ dhanakṣayam

In Ketu: affliction from thieves and fire and the like, torment such as a flow of blood; poverty, the destruction of kinsfolk, loss of position, and the wasting away of wealth.

लग्नचक्रदशाकाले देहारोग्यं महत्सुखम् । कीर्तिभूषणराज्यार्थसुतदाराम्बरायतिम्

lagnacakradaśākāle dehārogyaṃ mahatsukham | kīrtibhūṣaṇarājyārthasutadārāmbarāyatim

In the time of the daśā of the lagna-cakra ⟨there is⟩ health of body and great comfort; and the accession of fame, ornaments, kingdom, wealth, sons, wife and garments.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's कीति is कीर्ति. From here the chapter turns from the grahas to the rāśi-cakras and takes them in order: the lagna-cakra, then the second (v51), third (v53), fourth (v55) and fifth (v58). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कीर्तिभूषणराज्यार्थसुतदाराम्बरायतिम्; this sentence names कीति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुभक्षेत्रे शुभं सर्वं पापर्क्षे फलमन्यथा । तद्वत्पापसमायुक्ते शुभयुक्ते शुभादिकम्

śubhakṣetre śubhaṃ sarvaṃ pāparkṣe phalamanyathā | tadvatpāpasamāyukte śubhayukte śubhādikam

In an auspicious sign everything is auspicious; in a malefic's ṛkṣa the result is otherwise. So too when it is joined by a malefic ⟨the result is adverse⟩; when joined by a benefic, ⟨the results are⟩ auspicious and the rest.

स्वक्षेत्रतुङ्गमित्रस्थखेचरेण समन्विते । विलग्नचक्रपाके तु राज्यार्थनृपपूजनम्

svakṣetratuṅgamitrasthakhecareṇa samanvite | vilagnacakrapāke tu rājyārthanṛpapūjanam

When ⟨the cakra is⟩ attended by a khecara ⟨graha⟩ standing in its own sign, in exaltation, or in a friend's sign, then at the ripening of the vilagna-cakra ⟨there is⟩ kingdom, wealth, and honour from the king.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's सम्न्विते is समन्विते. विलग्नचक्र is the लग्नचक्र of v47. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads समन्विते; this sentence names सम्न्विते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नीचमूढारिराशिस्थखेचरेण समन्विते । पुत्रदारादिनाशं च मिश्रे मिश्रफलं वदेत्

nīcamūḍhārirāśisthakhecareṇa samanvite | putradārādināśaṃ ca miśre miśraphalaṃ vadet

When attended by a khecara standing in debilitation, in combustion, or in an enemy's rāśi — the destruction of sons, wife and the rest; and when ⟨the attendance is⟩ mixed, one should declare a mixed result.

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  • About this edition: मूढ here is the graha combust, lost in the Sun's rays — not 'deluded'.

द्वितीयराशिचक्रे तु धनधान्यविवर्धनम् । भोजनं सुतदाराप्तिं क्षेत्रगोनृपपूजनम्

dvitīyarāśicakre tu dhanadhānyavivardhanam | bhojanaṃ sutadārāptiṃ kṣetragonṛpapūjanam

But in the second rāśi-cakra ⟨there is⟩ the increase of wealth and grain, food, the gain of sons and wife, land, cattle, and honour from the king;

विद्याप्तिं वाक्पटुत्वं च सद्गोष्ठ्या कालयापनम् । शुभर्क्षे फलमेवं स्यात्पापर्क्षे फलमन्यथा

vidyāptiṃ vākpaṭutvaṃ ca sadgoṣṭhyā kālayāpanam | śubharkṣe phalamevaṃ syātpāparkṣe phalamanyathā

the gaining of learning, skill in speech, and the passing of one's time in good company. In an auspicious ṛkṣa the result is thus; in a malefic's ṛkṣa the result is otherwise.

तृतीयराशिचक्रस्य परिपाके महत्सुखम् । भक्ष्यभोज्यफलाप्तिं च शौर्यं धैर्यं मनोजयम्

tṛtīyarāśicakrasya paripāke mahatsukham | bhakṣyabhojyaphalāptiṃ ca śauryaṃ dhairyaṃ manojayam

At the full ripening of the third rāśi-cakra ⟨there is⟩ great comfort; the obtaining of things to chew, things to eat and of fruits; valour, firmness, and mastery of the mind;

कर्णाभरणवस्त्राप्तिं कण्ठभूषणमायतिम् । अन्नपानादिसम्पत्तिं शुभराशौ शुभं वदेत्

karṇābharaṇavastrāptiṃ kaṇṭhabhūṣaṇamāyatim | annapānādisampattiṃ śubharāśau śubhaṃ vadet

the obtaining of ear-ornaments and garments, a neck-ornament, and increase; abundance of food, drink and the like. In an auspicious rāśi one should declare ⟨these results⟩ auspicious.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's कर्णाभण is कर्णाभरण. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कर्णाभरणवस्त्राप्तिं; this sentence names कर्णाभण, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चतुर्थराशिचक्रस्य पाके वाहनभूषणम् । सीमाप्तिं तीर्थयात्रादिमहज्जननिषेवणम्

caturtharāśicakrasya pāke vāhanabhūṣaṇam | sīmāptiṃ tīrthayātrādimahajjananiṣevaṇam

At the ripening of the fourth rāśi-cakra ⟨there are⟩ vehicles and ornaments, the acquisition of bounded land, pilgrimage to tīrthas and the like, and the service of great men;

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  • About this edition: The e-text writes वतुर्थ for चतुर्थ. सीमाप्ति is taken as sīmā-āpti, the gaining of land held within boundaries. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चतुर्थराशिचक्रस्य पाके वाहनभूषणम् । सीमाप्तिं; this sentence names वतुर्थ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चित्तशुद्धिं महोत्साहं स्त्रीसुताप्तिं कृषिक्रियाम् । बन्धुक्षेत्राभिवृद्धिं च गृहलाभं महत्सुखम्

cittaśuddhiṃ mahotsāhaṃ strīsutāptiṃ kṛṣikriyām | bandhukṣetrābhivṛddhiṃ ca gṛhalābhaṃ mahatsukham

purity of mind, great enthusiasm, the gain of wife and sons, the work of agriculture; the increase of kinsfolk and of land, the gain of a house, and great comfort;

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  • About this edition: स्त्रीसुनाप्तिं is read स्त्रीसुताप्तिं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्त्रीसुताप्तिं; this sentence names स्त्रीसुनाप्तिं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आरोग्यमर्थलाभं च सुगन्धाम्बरभूषणम् । शुभर्क्षे शोभनं विद्यात्पापर्क्षे सर्वनाशनम्

ārogyamarthalābhaṃ ca sugandhāmbarabhūṣaṇam | śubharkṣe śobhanaṃ vidyātpāparkṣe sarvanāśanam

health and the gain of wealth, perfumes, garments and ornaments. In an auspicious ṛkṣa one should know ⟨the result⟩ to be fair; in a malefic's ṛkṣa, the destruction of everything.

सौतिराश्यात्मके चक्रे राज्याप्तिं राजपूजनम् । स्त्रीसुताप्तिं महाधैर्यमारोग्यं बन्धुपोषणम्

sautirāśyātmake cakre rājyāptiṃ rājapūjanam | strīsutāptiṃ mahādhairyamārogyaṃ bandhupoṣaṇam

In the cakra made of the rāśi of offspring ⟨the fifth⟩ ⟨there is⟩ the obtaining of a kingdom, honour from the king, the gain of wife and sons, great fortitude, health, and the maintenance of kinsfolk;

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  • About this edition: सौति is taken as the rāśi of offspring, i.e. the fifth: the enumeration has already run lagna, second, third and fourth, so the fifth is what stands here, and सुत is this corpus's usual word for the 5th. The e-text's राश्यत्मके is राश्यात्मके. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौतिराश्यात्मके; this sentence names राश्यत्मके, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अन्नदानं यशोलाभमानन्दाब्धिमहोदयम् । उपकर्तृत्वमर्थाप्तिं वाहनाम्बरभूषणम्

annadānaṃ yaśolābhamānandābdhimahodayam | upakartṛtvamarthāptiṃ vāhanāmbarabhūṣaṇam

the giving of food, the gain of fame, the great rising of an ocean of joy; the state of being a benefactor, the obtaining of wealth, vehicles, garments and ornaments.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's अग्नदानं is अन्नदानम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अन्नदानं; this sentence names अग्नदानं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शुभपापर्क्षजं सर्वं ग्रहयोगादिसम्भवम् । पूर्ववद्योजयेत्तत्र चरराशौ वदेद् द्युतिम्

śubhapāparkṣajaṃ sarvaṃ grahayogādisambhavam | pūrvavadyojayettatra cararāśau vaded dyutim

Everything born of an auspicious or of a malefic ṛkṣa, and whatever comes about from conjunctions of grahas and the like, one should apply there as before; and in a movable rāśi one should declare splendour.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's योजयोत् is योजयेत्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पूर्ववद्योजयेत्तत्र; this sentence names योजयोत्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चक्रस्य षष्ठराशेस्तु परिपाकेऽग्निजं भयम् । चोरारिविषभूपार्तिस्थाननाशं महद्भयम्

cakrasya ṣaṣṭharāśestu paripāke'gnijaṃ bhayam | corāriviṣabhūpārtisthānanāśaṃ mahadbhayam

At the ripening (paripāka) of the sixth rāśi of the cakra ⟨there is⟩ fear born of fire; affliction from thieves, enemies, poison and the king; destruction of one's position; great danger.

प्रमेहगुल्मपाण्ड्वादिग्रहणीक्षयसम्भवम् । अपकीर्तिः कलत्रार्थे सुतबन्धुविनाशनम्

pramehagulmapāṇḍvādigrahaṇīkṣayasambhavam | apakīrtiḥ kalatrārthe sutabandhuvināśanam

There arise prameha ⟨urinary disease⟩, gulma ⟨abdominal tumour⟩, pāṇḍu ⟨anaemia⟩ and the like, grahaṇī ⟨chronic dysentery⟩ and kṣaya ⟨consumption⟩; ill-fame; ⟨trouble⟩ in the matter of the wife; the destruction of son and kinsmen.

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  • About this edition: e-text reads सुतब्न्धु for सुतबन्धु (suta-bandhu); an obvious typographical slip, not a variant. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्रमेहगुल्मपाण्ड्वादिग्रहणीक्षयसम्भवम् । अपकीर्तिः कलत्रार्थे सुतबन्धुविनाशनम्; this sentence names सुतब्न्धु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बन्धनानि गरप्राप्तिमृणदारिद्र्यपीडनम् । पापर्क्षे फलमेवं स्यान्मिश्रं शुभगृहे सति

bandhanāni garaprāptimṛṇadāridryapīḍanam | pāparkṣe phalamevaṃ syānmiśraṃ śubhagṛhe sati

Imprisonments, the getting of poison (gara), the torment of debt and of poverty. In a malefic sign the result is just so; when the sign is a benefic one it is mixed.

कलत्रराशिचक्रस्य परिपाके करग्रहः । स्त्रीसुखं पुत्रलाभं च घृतसूपगुडादिकम्

kalatrarāśicakrasya paripāke karagrahaḥ | strīsukhaṃ putralābhaṃ ca ghṛtasūpaguḍādikam

At the ripening of the cakra of the kalatra rāśi ⟨the seventh⟩ ⟨there is⟩ marriage — the taking of the hand — the happiness of a wife, the gain of a son, and ghee, pulse-broth, jaggery and the like.

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  • About this edition: e-text घत for घृत (ghṛta, 'ghee').

कृषिगोगजभूषाप्तिं राजपूजां महद्यशः । शुभराशौ फलं सत्यं शुभखेचरसंयुते

kṛṣigogajabhūṣāptiṃ rājapūjāṃ mahadyaśaḥ | śubharāśau phalaṃ satyaṃ śubhakhecarasaṃyute

Gain of cultivation, cattle, elephants and ornaments; honour from the king; great fame. In an auspicious rāśi, joined with a benefic graha, the result is certain.

मृत्युचक्रदशाकाले महद् दुःखं धनक्षयम् । स्थाननाशं बन्धुनाशं गुह्योदरनिपीडनम्

mṛtyucakradaśākāle mahad duḥkhaṃ dhanakṣayam | sthānanāśaṃ bandhunāśaṃ guhyodaranipīḍanam

At the time of the daśā of the mṛtyu cakra ⟨the eighth⟩ ⟨there is⟩ great sorrow, loss of wealth, destruction of one's position, destruction of kinsmen, torment of the private parts and of the belly.

दारिद्र्यमन्नविद्वेषमन्नाभावमरेर्भयम् । पापर्क्षे पापसंयोगे फलमेवं विनिर्दिशेत्

dāridryamannavidveṣamannābhāvamarerbhayam | pāparkṣe pāpasaṃyoge phalamevaṃ vinirdiśet

Poverty, aversion to food, want of food, fear from the enemy — in a malefic sign, and with a malefic conjunction, one should declare the result thus.

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  • About this edition: e-text reads अग्नविद्वेष (agna-vidveṣa); taken as अग्नि-विद्वेष, 'fire and enmity'. जनविद्वेष ('hatred of people') is a possible alternative but is not what this exemplar carries, so it is not adopted. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads दारिद्र्यमन्नविद्वेष for दारिद्र्यमग्नविद्वेष (lexicon ruling of 2026-09-21): अन्नविद्वेष, aversion to food, beside अन्नाभाव; the reading 'fire and enmity' is superseded, and since 2026-10-02 the English and Hindi say aversion to food.]

शुभचक्रदशाकाले शोभनं भवति ध्रुवम् । पुत्रमित्रकलत्रार्थकृषिगोगृहभूषणम्

śubhacakradaśākāle śobhanaṃ bhavati dhruvam | putramitrakalatrārthakṛṣigogṛhabhūṣaṇam

At the time of the daśā of the śubha cakra ⟨the ninth⟩ what is fine surely comes to pass: sons, friends, wife, wealth, cultivation, cattle, house and ornaments.

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  • About this edition: शुभ (śubha) here names the ninth bhāva, as the running enumeration शष्ठ–कलत्र–मृत्यु–शुभ–कर्म–लाभ–व्यय (6th–12th) in vv. 61-74 shows; it is not the adjective 'auspicious', which the same verses use separately of the sign.

सत्कर्मधर्मसंसिद्धिं महज्जनपरिग्रहम् । शुभराशौ शुभं सर्वं पापराशौ विपर्ययः

satkarmadharmasaṃsiddhiṃ mahajjanaparigraham | śubharāśau śubhaṃ sarvaṃ pāparāśau viparyayaḥ

The accomplishment of good works and of dharma; the patronage of great men. In an auspicious rāśi all is auspicious; in a malefic rāśi, the reverse.

कर्मचक्रदशाकाले राज्याप्तिं नृपपूजनम् । सत्कीर्तिदारपुत्रात्मबन्धुसङ्गं महोत्सवम्

karmacakradaśākāle rājyāptiṃ nṛpapūjanam | satkīrtidāraputrātmabandhusaṅgaṃ mahotsavam

At the time of the daśā of the karma cakra ⟨the tenth⟩ ⟨there is⟩ the gaining of a kingdom, honour from the king, good fame, the company of wife, sons and one's own kinsmen, and great festivity.

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  • About this edition: e-text सत्कीति for सत्कीर्ति (sat-kīrti). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सत्कीर्तिदारपुत्रात्मबन्धुसङ्गं; this sentence names सत्कीति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आज्ञाधरत्वमारोग्यं सद्गोष्ठ्या कालयापनम् । सत्कर्मफलमैश्वर्यं शुभराशौ वदेद् बुधः

ājñādharatvamārogyaṃ sadgoṣṭhyā kālayāpanam | satkarmaphalamaiśvaryaṃ śubharāśau vaded budhaḥ

Authority whose command is carried out, freedom from disease, the passing of time in good company, the fruit of good deeds, lordship — in an auspicious rāśi let the wise man declare ⟨this⟩.

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  • About this edition: बुधः here is 'the wise man', not the graha Mercury; सद्गोष्ठया in the e-text is for सद्गोष्ठ्या, and ऐश्वयर्यं for ऐश्वर्यं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सद्गोष्ठ्या कालयापनम् । सत्कर्मफलमैश्वर्यं; this sentence names सद्गोष्ठया, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लाभचक्रदशाकाले धनाप्त्यारोग्यभूषणम् । विचित्रवस्त्वागमनं गृहोपकरणं लभेत्

lābhacakradaśākāle dhanāptyārogyabhūṣaṇam | vicitravastvāgamanaṃ gṛhopakaraṇaṃ labhet

At the time of the daśā of the lābha cakra ⟨the eleventh⟩ ⟨there is⟩ attainment of wealth, health and ornaments; the arrival of wondrous things; he obtains the furnishings of a house.

स्त्रीपुत्रबन्धुसौख्याप्तिमृणद्रव्यायतिं शुभम् । राजप्रीतिं महत्सङ्गं प्रवदन्ति शुभोदये

strīputrabandhusaukhyāptimṛṇadravyāyatiṃ śubham | rājaprītiṃ mahatsaṅgaṃ pravadanti śubhodaye

The attainment of happiness from wife, sons and kinsmen; the coming in of goods ⟨lent out on⟩ debt is auspicious; the king's affection, the company of the great — ⟨so⟩ they declare when an auspicious ⟨sign⟩ rises.

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  • About this edition: Two doubtful readings kept as they stand: मृणद्रव्यायति = ऋण-द्रव्य-आयति, taken as the accrual/return of goods lent on debt; and परवदन्ति, almost certainly for प्रवदन्ति ('they declare'), which is how it is rendered. Neither is emended in the text line. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्त्रीपुत्रबन्धुसौख्याप्तिमृणद्रव्यायतिं शुभम् । राजप्रीतिं महत्सङ्गं प्रवदन्ति; this sentence names परवदन्ति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

व्ययचक्रदशाकाले देहार्तिं स्वपदच्युतिम् । चोराग्निनृपकोपादिबन्धुस्त्रीनृपपीडनम्

vyayacakradaśākāle dehārtiṃ svapadacyutim | corāgninṛpakopādibandhustrīnṛpapīḍanam

At the time of the daśā of the vyaya cakra ⟨the twelfth⟩ ⟨there is⟩ bodily affliction, a fall from one's own position; ⟨harm⟩ from thieves, fire, the king's anger and the rest; torment from kinsmen, women and the king.

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  • About this edition: e-text व्ययच्क्र for व्ययचक्र, देहातिं for देहार्तिं, बन्धुत्री for बन्धुस्त्री. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads व्ययचक्रदशाकाले देहार्तिं स्वपदच्युतिम् । चोराग्निनृपकोपादिबन्धुस्त्रीनृपपीडनम्; this sentence names व्ययच्क्र and बन्धुत्री, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उद्योगभङ्गमालस्यं कृषिगोभूमिनाशनम् । दारिद्र्यं कर्मवैकल्यं पापर्क्षे तु न संशयः

udyogabhaṅgamālasyaṃ kṛṣigobhūmināśanam | dāridryaṃ karmavaikalyaṃ pāparkṣe tu na saṃśayaḥ

The breaking of enterprise, sloth, destruction of crops, cattle and land; poverty, the crippling of one's work — in a malefic sign, without doubt.

लग्नादिद्वादशान्तानां भावानां फलमीदृशम् । प्रोक्तमत्र विशेषोऽस्ति विशेषात्कथ्यतेऽधुना

lagnādidvādaśāntānāṃ bhāvānāṃ phalamīdṛśam | proktamatra viśeṣo'sti viśeṣātkathyate'dhunā

Such is the result of the bhāvas from the lagna up to the twelfth, as has been declared here. ⟨But⟩ there is a particular ⟨qualification⟩ in this; it is now told specifically.

तत्तद्राशीशवीर्येण यथायोग्यं प्रयोजयेत् । राशीश्वरे बलयुते स्वोच्चमित्रस्ववर्गके

tattadrāśīśavīryeṇa yathāyogyaṃ prayojayet | rāśīśvare balayute svoccamitrasvavargake

One should apply ⟨these results⟩ as is fitting, by the strength of the lord of each several rāśi. When the lord of the rāśi is endowed with strength, ⟨placed⟩ in his own sign, in exaltation, in a friend's ⟨sign⟩, or in his own varga,

मित्रान्विते शुभैर्दृष्टे यत्प्रोक्तं तच्छुभं वदेत् । बलहीनेऽरिनीचस्थे दिनेशकरपीडिते

mitrānvite śubhairdṛṣṭe yatproktaṃ tacchubhaṃ vadet | balahīne'rinīcasthe dineśakarapīḍite

joined with a friend and aspected by benefics — then declare as auspicious what has been stated. ⟨But⟩ when he is devoid of strength, placed in an enemy's ⟨sign⟩ or in debilitation, afflicted by the Sun's rays ⟨combust⟩,

षष्ठाष्टमव्ययस्थाने पापशत्रुनिरीक्षिते । तद्राशिपे तु जनने कष्टं राश्युद्भवं फलम्

ṣaṣṭhāṣṭamavyayasthāne pāpaśatrunirīkṣite | tadrāśipe tu janane kaṣṭaṃ rāśyudbhavaṃ phalam

⟨or⟩ in the sixth, eighth or twelfth place, aspected by malefics and by enemies — when the lord of that rāśi stands so at birth, the result arising from that rāśi is painful.

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  • About this edition: e-text षष्ठाष्टम्व्यय for षष्ठाष्टमव्यय. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads षष्ठाष्टमव्ययस्थाने; this sentence names षष्ठाष्टम्व्यय, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

फलं तद्विगुणं कष्टं शुभं राश्युद्भवं फलम् । अधिपस्य बलं हीनं यदि चानर्थमाप्नुयात्

phalaṃ tadviguṇaṃ kaṣṭaṃ śubhaṃ rāśyudbhavaṃ phalam | adhipasya balaṃ hīnaṃ yadi cānarthamāpnuyāt

That result is doubly painful. ⟨Even where⟩ the result arising from the rāśi is auspicious, if the strength of the lord is deficient one meets with misfortune.

अधिपस्य बलाधिक्यं राश्युद्भवफलं शुभम् । यदि चेद् द्विगुणं सौम्यं फलत्येव न संशयः

adhipasya balādhikyaṃ rāśyudbhavaphalaṃ śubham | yadi ced dviguṇaṃ saumyaṃ phalatyeva na saṃśayaḥ

⟨When⟩ the lord has abundance of strength and the result arising from the rāśi is auspicious, then it bears fruit doubly benefic — there is no doubt of it.

अधिपे चरराशिस्थे चरराश्यंशकेऽपि वा । चरराश्युद्भवं चक्रं विदेशगमनप्रदम्

adhipe cararāśisthe cararāśyaṃśake'pi vā | cararāśyudbhavaṃ cakraṃ videśagamanapradam

When the lord stands in a movable (cara) rāśi, or else in the aṃśa of a movable rāśi, the cakra arising from the movable rāśi gives going to a foreign country.

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  • About this edition: e-text चररायुद्भवं for चरराश्युद्भवं (cara-rāśy-udbhavaṃ). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चरराश्युद्भवं; this sentence names चररायुद्भवं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यावच्चक्रं तदा ज्ञेयं यद्येकस्मिन् चरे सति । विदेशगमनं वाऽपि स्वस्थानाप्तिं विनिर्दिशेत्

yāvaccakraṃ tadā jñeyaṃ yadyekasmin care sati | videśagamanaṃ vā'pi svasthānāptiṃ vinirdiśet

For as long as that cakra ⟨runs⟩ it is then to be known ⟨so⟩. If ⟨only⟩ one ⟨of the two⟩ be movable, one should declare either going abroad or the attaining of one's own place.

संज्ञाध्याये च यत्प्रोक्तं कर्माजीवे च यत्फलम् । फलमाश्रयजं यद्यत्स्थानजन्यं च यत्फलम्

saṃjñādhyāye ca yatproktaṃ karmājīve ca yatphalam | phalamāśrayajaṃ yadyatsthānajanyaṃ ca yatphalam

Whatever has been declared in the saṃjñā ⟨technical definitions⟩ chapter and whatever result in ⟨the section on⟩ karma and livelihood; whatever result is born of the āśraya ⟨yogas⟩, and whatever result is produced by the sthāna ⟨the house occupied⟩ —

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  • About this edition: The verse is a list of the book's own earlier chapters (karmājīva is one of them), so the corrupt first word संग्याव्याये is read as संज्ञा- (ग्या being a common print-form of ज्ञा) with the second element unrecoverable from this e-text; and यद्यस्त्गनजन्यं is read as यद् अस्तगजन्यं. Both are flagged rather than silently mended. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads संज्ञाध्याये च यत्प्रोक्तं कर्माजीवे च यत्फलम् । फलमाश्रयजं यद्यत्स्थानजन्यं; this sentence names यद्यस्त्गनजन्यं and संग्याव्याये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यत्प्रोक्तं राजयोगादौ चान्द्रयोगे च यत्फलम् । नाभसादिषु यत्प्रोक्तं शुभपापेक्षणादपि

yatproktaṃ rājayogādau cāndrayoge ca yatphalam | nābhasādiṣu yatproktaṃ śubhapāpekṣaṇādapi

whatever has been declared under the rāja-yogas and the rest, and whatever result under the cāndra-yogas; whatever has been declared among the nābhasa ⟨yogas⟩ and the rest, and from the aspect of benefics and malefics too —

द्विग्रहादिषु यत्प्रोक्तं ग्रहाणां पूर्वसूरिभिः । तद्राशिचक्रकाले तु स्वधिया योजयेद् बुधः

dvigrahādiṣu yatproktaṃ grahāṇāṃ pūrvasūribhiḥ | tadrāśicakrakāle tu svadhiyā yojayed budhaḥ

whatever the earlier sages have declared of the grahas in two-graha ⟨combinations⟩ and the rest — all that let the wise man join ⟨to the reading⟩ by his own judgement at the time of that rāśi-cakra.

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  • About this edition: e-text योगयेद् for योजयेद् (yojayed, 'let him join/apply'). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads योजयेद्; this sentence names योगयेद्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मेषादिराशिचक्रं तु भूभागे न्यस्य दक्षिणम् । अल्यादि ह्यौत्तरं यच्च तच्चक्रं तत्र निर्दिशेत्

meṣādirāśicakraṃ tu bhūbhāge nyasya dakṣiṇam | alyādi hyauttaraṃ yacca taccakraṃ tatra nirdiśet

Having set the rāśi-cakra beginning with Meṣa upon the ground ⟨toward⟩ the south, and that which begins with Ali ⟨Vṛścika⟩ ⟨toward⟩ the north, one should point out that cakra there.

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  • About this edition: अलि = Vṛścika (Scorpio). e-text ह्यैत्तरं for ह्यौत्तरं and तच्चक्रं spelled तच्चक्रं after यश्च where यच्च is expected. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ह्यौत्तरं यच्च; this sentence names ह्यैत्तरं and यश्च, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

फलं वा विफलं वाऽपि प्रागादिद्युचरादधः । राशिदिग्भागतो वाऽपि तद्दिग्भागे विनिर्दिशेत्

phalaṃ vā viphalaṃ vā'pi prāgādidyucarādadhaḥ | rāśidigbhāgato vā'pi taddigbhāge vinirdiśet

Whether ⟨the result be⟩ fruitful or fruitless, ⟨it is to be read⟩ from the sky-goer ⟨graha⟩ standing east and so on, below; or else from the directional division of the rāśi — one should declare it in that quarter.

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  • About this edition: e-text तदिग्भागे for तद्दिग्भागे. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तद्दिग्भागे; this sentence names तदिग्भागे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यथोपदेशमार्गेण सर्वेषां फलमीदृशम् । कालचक्रगतिस्त्रेधा निश्चिता पूर्वसूरिभिः

yathopadeśamārgeṇa sarveṣāṃ phalamīdṛśam | kālacakragatistredhā niścitā pūrvasūribhiḥ

By the way of the teaching ⟨as it has been handed down⟩, such is the result for all ⟨of these⟩. The motion of the Kālacakra has been settled by the earlier sages as threefold.

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  • About this edition: त्रेधा = threefold; the number is explicit in the mūla.
  • About this edition: A half-verse; the e-text numbers it with 88 and the unit files it as 88.5.

मण्डूकगमनं चैव पृष्ठतो गमनं तथा । सिंहावलोकनं नाम पुनरागमनं भवेत्

maṇḍūkagamanaṃ caiva pṛṣṭhato gamanaṃ tathā | siṃhāvalokanaṃ nāma punarāgamanaṃ bhavet

The frog's movement (maṇḍūka-gamana), and likewise the backward movement (pṛṣṭhato gamana), and that named the lion's backward glance (siṃhāvalokana) — and ⟨thereafter⟩ there is a return ⟨of the movement⟩.

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  • About this edition: The three gatis of the kālacakra daśā, named in the order promised by v. 89 (कालचक्रगतिस्त्रेधा — the motion is threefold); पुनङ्गमनं is therefore NOT a fourth gati but punar-gamanam, the cycle resuming. The e-text prints पृष्ट्ःअतो, a mangled पृष्ठतो (visarga wrongly split); read as पृष्ठतो, as in v. 91 and v. 101. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पृष्ठतो गमनं तथा । सिंहावलोकनं नाम पुनरागमनं; this sentence names पृष्ट्ःअतो and पुनङ्गमनं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पृष्ठतो गमनं चैव कर्किकेसरिणोरपि । मीनवृश्चिकयोश्चापमेषयोः केसरी गतिः

pṛṣṭhato gamanaṃ caiva karkikesariṇorapi | mīnavṛścikayoścāpameṣayoḥ kesarī gatiḥ

The backward movement belongs also to Karka and Siṃha; and for Mīna–Vṛścika and Cāpa ⟨Dhanus⟩–Meṣa the movement is the lion's (kesarī).

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  • About this edition: चाप = Dhanus (the bow-sign). कर्किकेसरिणोः is the dual of Karka and Kesarin (Siṃha) — the lion here names the RĀŚI, while केसरी गतिः in the second half names the MOTION; the verse turns on that pun.

कन्याकर्कटयोः सिंहयुग्मयोर्मण्डुकी गतिः । सिंहावलोकसमये त्वरातिस्थाननाशनम्

kanyākarkaṭayoḥ siṃhayugmayormaṇḍukī gatiḥ | siṃhāvalokasamaye tvarātisthānanāśanam

For Kanyā–Karkaṭa and Siṃha–Yugma ⟨Mithuna⟩ the movement is the frog's (māṇḍukī). At the time of the lion's glance, ⟨there is⟩ ruin of one's position through enemies.

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  • About this edition: त्वरातिस्थाननाशनम् = tu arāti-sthāna-nāśanam. The compound can be read either as one item (destruction of position by enemies) or as two (enemies; and destruction of position); the Hindi शत्रुओं से स्थान का नाश keeps both open, as the Sanskrit does. Note the harshness: नाशन is ruin, not mere setback.
  • About this edition: युग्म = Mithuna, the twin-sign.

बन्धुस्नेहादिनाशं च समानजनपीडनम् । जले वा पतनं कूपे विषशस्त्राग्निजं भयम्

bandhusnehādināśaṃ ca samānajanapīḍanam | jale vā patanaṃ kūpe viṣaśastrāgnijaṃ bhayam

and destruction of kinsmen, of affection and the like, and affliction of one's equals; or a fall into water, into a well; fear born of poison, weapon and fire.

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  • About this edition: पिष in पिषशस्त्राग्निजं is a print/OCR corruption of विष (poison) — the same triad is spelt विषशस्त्राग्नि correctly at v. 96. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विषशस्त्राग्निजं; this sentence names पिषशस्त्राग्निजं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

वाहनात्पतनं वाऽपि दशाच्छिद्रान्विते सति । क्रूरास्तनीचापचयखेचरस्य दशा यदि

vāhanātpatanaṃ vā'pi daśācchidrānvite sati | krūrāstanīcāpacayakhecarasya daśā yadi

or also a fall from one's vehicle — when ⟨the daśā⟩ is attended by a daśā-chidra. If it is the daśā of a graha that is malefic, combust (asta), debilitated (nīca), or in an apacaya ⟨house⟩ —

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  • About this edition: बाहनात् is for वाहनात्. क्रूर rendered malefic and नीच debilitated per glossary. अपचय = the non-upacaya houses (i.e. other than 3, 6, 10, 11). The sentence runs on into 94.5. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads वाहनात्पतनं; this sentence names बाहनात्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दशाच्छिद्रमिति ज्ञेयं प्रवदन्ति विपश्चितः । मण्डूकगतिसम्भूतसमये मरणं गुरोः

daśācchidramiti jñeyaṃ pravadanti vipaścitaḥ | maṇḍūkagatisambhūtasamaye maraṇaṃ guroḥ

— that is to be known as the daśā-chidra ⟨the breach in the daśā⟩: so the learned declare. At the time produced by the frog's movement, ⟨there is⟩ the death of the guru ⟨preceptor, or elder⟩.

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  • About this edition: गुरु here is the person, not the graha Jupiter: v. 96 continues पित्रोर्वा (or of the parents), which places it among relations. सम्भुत is for सम्भूत. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मण्डूकगतिसम्भूतसमये; this sentence names सम्भुत, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
  • About this edition: Completes the conditional opened at v. 94.

पित्रोर्वा विषशस्त्राग्निज्वरचोराग्निभिर्भयम् । मण्डूकसमये सव्ये समानजनपीडनम्

pitrorvā viṣaśastrāgnijvaracorāgnibhirbhayam | maṇḍūkasamaye savye samānajanapīḍanam

or of the parents; fear from poison, weapon, fire, fever, thieves ⟨and⟩ fire. At the time of the frog's ⟨movement⟩ in the savya ⟨direct cakra⟩, affliction of one's equals.

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  • About this edition: अग्नि stands twice in the e-text (…अग्निज्वरचोराग्निभि…) — a dittography, left as printed rather than silently deleted.

केसरीयुग्ममण्डूके मातुर्मरणमादिशेत् मरणं राजभीतिं च सन्निपातमरेर्भयम्

kesarīyugmamaṇḍūke māturmaraṇamādiśet maraṇaṃ rājabhītiṃ ca sannipātamarerbhayam

In the lion's ⟨glance⟩ and in the Yugma ⟨Mithuna⟩ frog-leap one should declare the mother's death; death, fear from the king, sannipāta ⟨the fever of the three doṣas⟩, and fear from an enemy.

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  • About this edition: युग्ममण्डूक picks up the Siṃha–Yugma frog-leap of v. 91.5. The verse says मरणम् twice — first the mother's, then unqualified death — and it is left doubled, not merged.

सव्ये सिंहावलोके तु चतुष्पाद्भयमग्निजम् । पृष्ठतो गमने सव्ये धनधान्यपशुक्षयः

savye siṃhāvaloke tu catuṣpādbhayamagnijam | pṛṣṭhato gamane savye dhanadhānyapaśukṣayaḥ

But in the lion's glance in the savya, ⟨there is⟩ danger from quadrupeds and danger born of fire. In the backward movement in the savya, loss of wealth, grain and cattle.

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  • About this edition: गमतो is for गमने / गमतः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads गमने; this sentence names गमतो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पितुर्मरणमालस्यं तत्समानेषु वा मृतिः । मण्डूकगमने वामे श्रीसुतातिपरिश्रमम्

piturmaraṇamālasyaṃ tatsamāneṣu vā mṛtiḥ | maṇḍūkagamane vāme śrīsutātipariśramam

The father's death, sloth, or death among those equal to him. In the frog's movement in the vāma ⟨the apasavya, reverse cakra⟩, extreme toil ⟨over⟩ wealth and sons.

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  • About this edition: GLOSSARY DIVERGENCE, scoped to this text: the glossary renders वाम as the adverse/contrary outcome and forbids left (decided at Ṣaṭ VII.1). In this chapter वाम is a technical name for the अपसव्य (leftward, reverse) cakra, set against सव्य throughout vv. 96–105, so it is rendered as the cakra. आस्यं is corrupt; read as आदेश्यं (to be declared), matching आदिशेत् at v. 97 and वदेत् at v. 101. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads पितुर्मरणमालस्यं for पितुर्मरणमास्यं (metre ruling of 2026-09-21): आलस्यं, sloth, one more affliction in the list; the conjecture आदेश्यं is superseded, and since 2026-10-02 the English and Hindi render sloth.]

पापज्वरं मृगाद् भीतिं पदच्युतिमरेर्भयम् । सिंहावलोकने वामे स्थानभ्रंशः पितुर्मृतिः

pāpajvaraṃ mṛgād bhītiṃ padacyutimarerbhayam | siṃhāvalokane vāme sthānabhraṃśaḥ piturmṛtiḥ

a malignant fever, fear from wild beasts, fall from position, fear from an enemy. In the lion's glance in the vāma, collapse of position, the father's death.

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  • About this edition: पापज्वर: पाप here qualifies the fever, not a graha, so the glossary's malefic does not apply — rendered malignant, and left as पाप-ज्वर in the Hindi.

पृष्ठतो गमने वाऽपि जलभीतिं पदच्युतिम् । पितुर्नाशं नृपक्रोधं दुर्गारण्याटनं वदेत्

pṛṣṭhato gamane vā'pi jalabhītiṃ padacyutim | piturnāśaṃ nṛpakrodhaṃ durgāraṇyāṭanaṃ vadet

Or also in the backward movement, one should declare fear from water, fall from position, the father's destruction, the king's wrath, and wandering in fastnesses and forests.

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  • About this edition: दुर्गारण्याटमं read as दुर्गारण्याटनं (aṭana, roaming) — म for न is a routine confusion in this e-text. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दुर्गारण्याटनं; this sentence names दुर्गारण्याटमं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दस्त्रानलादितिभुजङ्गदिनेशभानां पूषासुराजपदविश्वसमीरणानाम् । वाक्यानि सव्यगतिचक्रभवादिकानि चत्वारि सर्वमुनयः प्रवदन्ति तज्ज्ञाः

dastrānalāditibhujaṅgadineśabhānāṃ pūṣāsurājapadaviśvasamīraṇānām | vākyāni savyagaticakrabhavādikāni catvāri sarvamunayaḥ pravadanti tajjñāḥ

Of the nakṣatras of Dasra ⟨Aśvinī⟩, Anala ⟨Kṛttikā⟩, Aditi ⟨Punarvasu⟩, Bhujaṅga ⟨Āśleṣā⟩ and Dineśa ⟨Hasta⟩, and of Pūṣan ⟨Revatī⟩, Surāja, Pada ⟨Aja Ekapād — Pūrva Bhādrapadā⟩, Viśve ⟨Uttarāṣāḍhā⟩ and Samīraṇa ⟨Vāyu — Svātī⟩ — the four vākyas are those that begin ⟨the series⟩ arising from the savya-motion cakra: so all the sages who know this declare.

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  • About this edition: The nakṣatras are named by their presiding deities; identifications are supplied in ⟨⟩ from the standard deity list and are NOT in the Sanskrit. चत्वारि वाक्यानि = the four vākyas, one per pāda of the nakṣatra, drawn from the eight-cell table at 105a. सुंराज is corrupt and NOT identified here: सुरराज would give Indra (Jyeṣṭhā), but Indra is already assigned in v. 103 and again in v. 105, so the emendation is not safe. Left transliterated. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पूषासुराजपदविश्वसमीरणानाम्; this sentence names सुंराज, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चित्राहिर्बुध्न्यभरणीपूर्वाषाढेन्द्रमन्त्रिणाम् । सव्यचक्रान्त्यवाक्यानि चत्वारि क्रमशो विदुः

citrāhirbudhnyabharaṇīpūrvāṣāḍhendramantriṇām | savyacakrāntyavākyāni catvāri kramaśo viduḥ

Of Citrā, Ahirbudhnya ⟨Uttara Bhādrapadā⟩, Bharaṇī, Pūrvāṣāḍhā, Indra ⟨Jyeṣṭhā⟩ and the Minister ⟨Bṛhaspati — Puṣya⟩ — they know the four final vākyas of the savya cakra, in order.

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  • About this edition: इन्द्रमन्त्रिणाम् may be read as two items (Indra = Jyeṣṭhā, and the Minister = Bṛhaspati = Puṣya) or as one (Indra's minister = Bṛhaspati = Puṣya). Rendered as two; the Hindi keeps both names side by side so the other reading remains visible.

द्विदैवकमलागारपितृदानववैरिणाम् । अपसव्यस्य चक्रस्य वाक्यं चादिचतुष्टयम्

dvidaivakamalāgārapitṛdānavavairiṇām | apasavyasya cakrasya vākyaṃ cādicatuṣṭayam

Of Dvidaiva ⟨the two-deity star, Viśākhā⟩, the Lotus-dwelling one ⟨Brahmā — Rohiṇī⟩, the Pitṛs ⟨Maghā⟩ and the Foe of the Dānavas ⟨Viṣṇu — Śravaṇa⟩ — the vākyas are the first set of four of the apasavya cakra.

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  • About this edition: अप्सव्यस्य is for अपसव्यस्य. Deity identifications supplied in ⟨⟩: द्विदैव = the star with two deities (Indra-Agni, Viśākhā); कमलागार = he whose abode is the lotus (Brahmā/Prajāpati, Rohiṇī); दानववैरिन् = the enemy of the dānavas (Viṣṇu, Śravaṇa). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अपसव्यस्य; this sentence names अप्सव्यस्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जलेशमित्रेन्द्रमृगश्रविष्ठाभगार्यमाशङ्करतारकाणाम् । अन्त्यानि वाक्यान्यपसव्यजानि चत्वारि चक्रोपगतानि चाहुः

jaleśamitrendramṛgaśraviṣṭhābhagāryamāśaṅkaratārakāṇām | antyāni vākyānyapasavyajāni catvāri cakropagatāni cāhuḥ

Of the stars of Jaleśa ⟨Varuṇa — Śatabhiṣā⟩, Mitra ⟨Anurādhā⟩, Indra ⟨Jyeṣṭhā⟩, Mṛga ⟨Mṛgaśiras⟩, Śraviṣṭhā ⟨Dhaniṣṭhā⟩, Bhaga ⟨Pūrva Phalgunī⟩, Aryaman ⟨Uttara Phalgunī⟩ and Śaṅkara ⟨Rudra — Ārdrā⟩ — the four final vākyas, born of the apasavya, gone into the cakra, they say.

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  • About this edition: PARTIAL. The e-text carries a lacuna here — it prints चक्रो...तनि with the ellipsis in the source — so one word of the second half is lost and is marked ⟨…⟩ rather than guessed. Everything else in the verse is legible and is rendered. Deity identifications supplied in ⟨⟩. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads चक्रोपगतानि; this sentence names तनि, 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 word is not lost, and no ⟨…⟩ marks it now. Three printings set चक्रोपगतानि with no gap, read by eye at about 3.4x native: Kapileśvara/Vimalā 1953 (jp-kapileshvara-1953) p.543 line 36, also at about 5.0x; Prajñāvardhinī 2018 p.307 line 30; and Ojhā Saurabha vol. 2 p.420 line 27. The ellipsis was our e-text's lacuna marker. The mūla now reads चक्रोपगतानि, which gives the pāda its eleven syllables.]

भूतैकविंशद्गिरयो नवदिक्षोडशाब्धयः । सूर्यादीनां क्रमादब्दा राशीनां स्वामिनो वशात्

bhūtaikaviṃśadgirayo navadikṣoḍaśābdhayaḥ | sūryādīnāṃ kramādabdā rāśīnāṃ svāmino vaśāt

Five ⟨bhūta, the elements⟩, twenty-one, seven ⟨giri, the mountains⟩, nine, ten ⟨diś, the directions⟩, sixteen, four ⟨abdhi, the oceans⟩ — such are the years, in order, of the Sun and the rest; and ⟨the years⟩ of the rāśis follow by force of their lords.

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  • About this edition: Bhūtasaṃkhyā decoded: भूत 5, एकविंश 21, अद्रि 7, नव 9, दिक् 10, षोडश 16, अब्धि 4 — giving Sun 5, Moon 21, Mars 7, Mercury 9, Jupiter 10, Venus 16, Saturn 4, which is exactly the kālacakra rāśi-year table (Meṣa 7, Vṛṣa 16, Mithuna 9, Karka 21, Siṃha 5, Kanyā 9, Tulā 16, Vṛścika 7, Dhanus 10, Makara 4, Kumbha 4, Mīna 10) read through the lords. The e-text's भूतैकविंशद्रिरयो is a mangling of भूतैकविंशाद्रयो (…अद्रयः); रि is intrusive and carries no number. The seven numerals are rendered from the mūla, not from either translation. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads भूतैकविंशद्गिरयो; this sentence names भूतैकविंशद्रिरयो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the word for seven is now गिरयः, mountains, not अद्रयः: the mūla reads भूतैकविंशद्गिरयो, एकविंशत् + गिरयः by regular sandhi (arithmetic ruling of 2026-09-21), so no रि is intrusive. The figure 7 and the table above are unchanged.]

दशां दशाब्दैः सङ्गण्य सर्वायुः संख्यया हरेत् । लब्धमन्तर्दशा ज्ञेया वर्षमासदिनादिकाः

daśāṃ daśābdaiḥ saṅgaṇya sarvāyuḥ saṃkhyayā haret | labdhamantardaśā jñeyā varṣamāsadinādikāḥ

Having multiplied the daśā by the years of the ⟨sub-⟩daśā, one should divide by the figure of the total lifespan (sarvāyus). The quotient is to be known as the antardaśā — ⟨in⟩ years, months, days ⟨and the rest⟩.

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  • About this edition: दिनार्दकाः read as दिनादिकाः (days and the rest); the sequence of units continues to nāḍikās at v. 108. सङ्गण्य here is multiply, as the divide-by-sarvāyus that follows requires. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दशाब्दैः सङ्गण्य सर्वायुः संख्यया हरेत् । लब्धमन्तर्दशा ज्ञेया वर्षमासदिनादिकाः; this sentence names दिनार्दकाः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चक्रेशाब्दा भुक्तिराशीश्वराब्दैर्हत्वा तत्तद्राशिमानायुराप्ताः । अब्दा मासा वासरा नाडिकाद्या दुःस्थानेशा दुःखरोगाकराः स्युः

cakreśābdā bhuktirāśīśvarābdairhatvā tattadrāśimānāyurāptāḥ | abdā māsā vāsarā nāḍikādyā duḥsthāneśā duḥkharogākarāḥ syuḥ

The years of the lord of the cakra, multiplied by the years of the lord of the rāśi being experienced (bhukti) and divided by the āyus-measure of that respective rāśi, yield ⟨the period⟩ — years, months, days, nāḍikās and so on. The lords of the duḥsthānas ⟨the afflicted houses⟩ will bring sorrow and disease.

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  • About this edition: दुःस्थान = the afflicted houses (6, 8, 12). The verse states the verdict flatly — दुःखरोगाकराः — and it is left flat.

इत्थं महादायदिनं महाब्दैः सङ्गण्य तत्रान्तरदास्तु दाये । पुनस्तदा तत् परमायुरब्दहृतं दशास्वन्तरगा दशा स्यात्

itthaṃ mahādāyadinaṃ mahābdaiḥ saṅgaṇya tatrāntaradāstu dāye | punastadā tat paramāyurabdahṛtaṃ daśāsvantaragā daśā syāt

In this way, having multiplied the days of the mahādāya ⟨the major allotment⟩ by the great years, there in that dāya are the antardaśās. Then again, that ⟨product⟩, divided by the years of the paramāyus ⟨the full lifespan⟩, becomes the daśā that runs within the daśās.

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  • About this edition: अब्दह्वतं is for अब्दहृतं (divided by the years). अन्तरदास्तु = antardāḥ tu, the antardaśās.

विनाडीकृत्य नक्षत्रं स्वैः स्वैः संवत्सरैः पृथक् । दायैः सङ्गण्य सर्वायुराप्तं सूक्ष्मदशाफलम्

vināḍīkṛtya nakṣatraṃ svaiḥ svaiḥ saṃvatsaraiḥ pṛthak | dāyaiḥ saṅgaṇya sarvāyurāptaṃ sūkṣmadaśāphalam

Having reduced the nakṣatra ⟨traversed⟩ to vināḍīs, and having multiplied ⟨it⟩ separately by their own years — the dāyas — ⟨and divided⟩ by the total lifespan, what is obtained is the fruit of the sūkṣma-daśā ⟨the subtle sub-period⟩.

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  • About this edition: The division by sarvāyus is not spoken but is required by the sense and by the parallel operations at vv. 107–109; supplied in ⟨⟩.

ग्रहवत्सरवासरा हृताः परमायुष्यसमामितध्रुवैः । निजवर्षगुणाः स्वपाकदा इति पाकेष्वखिलेषु चिन्तयेत्

grahavatsaravāsarā hṛtāḥ paramāyuṣyasamāmitadhruvaiḥ | nijavarṣaguṇāḥ svapākadā iti pākeṣvakhileṣu cintayet

The years and days of the grahas, divided by the fixed ⟨divisors⟩ measured in the years of the paramāyus, and multiplied by their own years, are their own pākas ⟨ripening-periods⟩ — thus one should reckon in all the pākas.

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  • About this edition: समाभितध्रुवैः is obscure and probably corrupt: समा = year, ध्रुव = a fixed constant, but अभित is not construable as printed. Rendered on the sense the arithmetic of vv. 107–110 requires — division by fixed divisors keyed to the paramāyus — with the supplied words marked ⟨⟩. This is the least secure line in the unit. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads परमायुष्यसमामितध्रुवैः; this sentence names समाभितध्रुवैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

Adhyāya 18 · अथ दशाफलाध्यायः

दशानुसारेण फलं वदन्ति मुनीश्वरा जातशुभाशुभं यत् । सारं समुद्धृत्य तथैव वक्ष्ये भेदं यथाविस्तरतो दशायाम्

daśānusāreṇa phalaṃ vadanti munīśvarā jātaśubhāśubhaṃ yat | sāraṃ samuddhṛtya tathaiva vakṣye bhedaṃ yathāvistarato daśāyām

The great sages declare the fruit — the auspicious and the inauspicious that has arisen ⟨for the native⟩ — according to the daśā. Having drawn out the essence, I too shall state, at due length, the distinctions within the daśā.

बलानुसारेण यथा हि योगो योगानुसारेण दशामुपैति । दशाफलः सर्वफलं नराणां वर्णानुसारेण यथा विभागः

balānusāreṇa yathā hi yogo yogānusāreṇa daśāmupaiti | daśāphalaḥ sarvaphalaṃ narāṇāṃ varṇānusāreṇa yathā vibhāgaḥ

Just as a yoga ⟨comes about⟩ according to strength, so a daśā comes on according to the yoga. The fruit of the daśā is the whole fruit of men, just as the division ⟨of men⟩ follows their varṇa.

आदित्यचन्द्रकुजराहुसुरेशमन्त्रिमन्दज्ञकेतुभृगुजा नव कृत्तिकाद्याः । तेनो नयः सिनदयातटधन्यसेव्यसेनानरा दिनकरादिदशाब्दसंख्याः

ādityacandrakujarāhusureśamantrimandajñaketubhṛgujā nava kṛttikādyāḥ | teno nayaḥ sinadayātaṭadhanyasevyasenānarā dinakarādidaśābdasaṃkhyāḥ

The Sun, the Moon, Mars, Rāhu, the counsellor of the lord of the gods ⟨Jupiter⟩, Saturn, Mercury, Ketu and Venus — these nine, ⟨lords of the nakṣatras⟩ beginning with Kṛttikā. Their daśā year-counts, beginning from the Sun, are teno, nayaḥ, sina, dayā, taṭa, dhanya, sevya, senā, narā — that is, 6, 10, 7, 18, 16, 19, 17, 7 and 20.

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  • About this edition: Second half is kaṭapayādi: teno=6, nayaḥ=10, sina=7, dayā=18, taṭa=16, ‹dha›na(=dhanya)=19, sevya=17, senā=7, narā=20 — the Viṃśattarī spans. The e-text prints घन्य; घ=4 gives 14, which is not Saturn's span, while धन्य (ध=9, न्य→य=1) gives 19 and matches. The correction is arithmetical, not conjectural. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कृत्तिकाद्याः । तेनो नयः सिनदयातटधन्यसेव्यसेनानरा; this sentence names घन्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आरोहवीर्याधिकभावतुल्यबिन्दाधिकाः कर्मभवोदयस्थाः । तुङ्गादिवर्गोपगता नभोगाः षड्वीर्यवन्तश्च शुभप्रदाः स्युः

ārohavīryādhikabhāvatulyabindādhikāḥ karmabhavodayasthāḥ | tuṅgādivargopagatā nabhogāḥ ṣaḍvīryavantaśca śubhapradāḥ syuḥ

Grahas of increasing strength ⟨āroha⟩, carrying bindus above the measure proper to their bhāva, standing in the 10th ⟨karma⟩, the 11th ⟨bhava⟩ and the ascendant ⟨udaya⟩, occupying exaltation and the other ⟨favourable⟩ vargas, and possessed of the six strengths ⟨ṣaḍbala⟩ — these are givers of auspicious results.

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  • About this edition: लभोगाः is the e-text's spelling for लाभगाः (in the 11th); कर्मभवोदययाः is read as karma-bhava (the 10th house) + udaya (the ascendant), the final -याः for -गाः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads आरोहवीर्याधिकभावतुल्यबिन्दाधिकाः कर्मभवोदयस्थाः । तुङ्गादिवर्गोपगता नभोगाः; this sentence names कर्मभवोदययाः and लभोगाः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: नभोगाः now means simply the grahas, not लाभगाः 'in the 11th'. The 11th comes from भव in कर्मभवोदयस्थाः, read as the 10th, the 11th and the ascendant, and the English and Hindi say so since 2026-10-02.]

मान्दिराशिपतिमान्दिभावगाः स्वल्पबिन्दुरिपुनीचमूढगाः । पापखेटयुतभावसन्धिगा राशिसन्धिलवगास्त्वनिष्टकाः

māndirāśipatimāndibhāvagāḥ svalpabinduripunīcamūḍhagāḥ | pāpakheṭayutabhāvasandhigā rāśisandhilavagāstvaniṣṭakāḥ

⟨Grahas⟩ standing in Māndi's sign, with the lord of Māndi's sign, or in Māndi's bhāva; those with few bindus, and those in an enemy's sign, in debilitation, or combust ⟨mūḍha⟩; those joined with malefic grahas and standing at a bhāva-junction; and those standing in the degree of a sign-junction — these are undesirable.

दशापतिर्लग्नगतो यदि स्यात् त्रिषड्दशैकादशगश्च लग्नात् । तत्सप्तवर्गोऽप्यथ तत् सुहृद्वा लग्ने शुभो वा शुभदा दशा स्यात्

daśāpatirlagnagato yadi syāt triṣaḍdaśaikādaśagaśca lagnāt | tatsaptavargo'pyatha tat suhṛdvā lagne śubho vā śubhadā daśā syāt

If the lord of the daśā stands in the ascendant, or in the 3rd, 6th, 10th or 11th from the ascendant; or if it stands in its own seven vargas, or in a friend's ⟨sign⟩; or if a benefic is in the ascendant — the daśā will be a giver of auspicious results.

दशाधिनाथस्य सुहृद्गृहस्थस्तदुच्चगो वाऽथ दशाधिनाथात् । स्मरत्रिकोणोपचयोपगश्च ददाति चन्द्रः खलु सत्फलानि

daśādhināthasya suhṛdgṛhasthastaduccago vā'tha daśādhināthāt | smaratrikoṇopacayopagaśca dadāti candraḥ khalu satphalāni

The Moon standing in a house friendly to the lord of the daśā, or in that ⟨lord's⟩ exaltation, or — reckoned from the lord of the daśā — gone to the 7th ⟨smara⟩, to a trikoṇa or to an upacaya, does indeed give good results.

उक्तेषु राशिषु गतस्य विधोः स भावः स्याज्जन्मकालभवमूर्तिधनादिभावः । तत्तत्प्रवृद्धिकृदसौ कथितो नराणां तद्भावहानिकृदथेतरराशिसंस्थः

ukteṣu rāśiṣu gatasya vidhoḥ sa bhāvaḥ syājjanmakālabhavamūrtidhanādibhāvaḥ | tattatpravṛddhikṛdasau kathito narāṇāṃ tadbhāvahānikṛdathetararāśisaṃsthaḥ

Whichever bhāva the Moon occupies when it stands in the signs stated ⟨above⟩ — be it the 1st (mūrti), the 2nd (dhana) or another, reckoned from the moment of birth — that very bhāva it is declared to cause to prosper for men; and standing in a sign other ⟨than those stated⟩ it causes the loss of that bhāva.

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  • About this edition: विघोः in the e-text stands for विधोः (of the Moon); केथितो for कथितो; तद्राव- for तद्भाव-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads राशिषु गतस्य विधोः स भावः स्याज्जन्मकालभवमूर्तिधनादिभावः । तत्तत्प्रवृद्धिकृदसौ कथितो नराणां तद्भावहानिकृदथेतरराशिसंस्थः; this sentence names केथितो and तद्राव, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दशाप्रवेशे स्वगृहादिसंस्थे हिमद्युतौ यत्फलमुक्तमार्यैः । तद्वाच्यमिन्दुहि शुभाशुभाख्यं फलम् मनोरूपतया ददाति

daśāpraveśe svagṛhādisaṃsthe himadyutau yatphalamuktamāryaiḥ | tadvācyaminduhi śubhāśubhākhyaṃ phalam manorūpatayā dadāti

At the entry of a daśā, when the cool-rayed one ⟨the Moon⟩ stands in its own house and so on, whatever fruit has been declared by the noble ones is to be pronounced; for the Moon, being of the nature of the mind, gives both auspicious and inauspicious fruit.

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  • About this edition: उक्तमाइः is corrupt; read as uktam āryaiḥ ('declared by the noble ones'), and the agent is therefore marked as supplied. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads यत्फलमुक्तमार्यैः for यत्फलमुक्तमाइः (lexicon ruling of 2026-09-21), so 'by the noble ones' stands in the text, and since 2026-10-02 the English and Hindi no longer mark the agent as supplied.]

उत्पादितं हि द्युचरस्य पूर्वं शुभादिकं कष्टफलं हि यत्तत् । तेनानुसारेण दशासु कल्प्यं शरीरभाजामशुभं शुभं वा

utpāditaṃ hi dyucarasya pūrvaṃ śubhādikaṃ kaṣṭaphalaṃ hi yattat | tenānusāreṇa daśāsu kalpyaṃ śarīrabhājāmaśubhaṃ śubhaṃ vā

Whatever auspicious or painful fruit has already been assigned to a sky-goer ⟨in the earlier chapters⟩ — accordingly, in the daśās, the inauspicious or the auspicious is to be reckoned for embodied beings.

इष्टोत्कटत्वे हि शुभानि पुंसां फलान्यनिष्टान्यशुभोत्कटत्वे । साम्ये तु मिश्राणि फलानि नूनं सर्वत्र चैवं परिकल्पनीयम्

iṣṭotkaṭatve hi śubhāni puṃsāṃ phalānyaniṣṭānyaśubhotkaṭatve | sāmye tu miśrāṇi phalāni nūnaṃ sarvatra caivaṃ parikalpanīyam

When the favourable ⟨influence⟩ preponderates, the fruits for men are auspicious; when the inauspicious preponderates, they are undesirable; but when the two are equal the fruits are assuredly mixed. Everywhere ⟨the matter⟩ is to be reckoned in this way.

संज्ञाध्याये यस्य यद्द्रव्यमुक्तं कर्माजीवो यस्य यश्चोपदिष्टः । भावस्थानालोकयोगोद्भवं च तत्तत्सर्वं तस्य योज्यं दशायाम्

saṃjñādhyāye yasya yaddravyamuktaṃ karmājīvo yasya yaścopadiṣṭaḥ | bhāvasthānālokayogodbhavaṃ ca tattatsarvaṃ tasya yojyaṃ daśāyām

Whatever substance has been stated for a ⟨graha⟩ in the chapter of technical terms, whatever occupation and livelihood has been taught for it, and whatever arises from its bhāva, its place, its aspect (āloka) and its yoga — all of that is to be applied to it in its daśā.

शुभफलददशायां तादृगेवान्तरात्मा बहु जनयति पुंसां सौख्यमर्थागमं च । कथितफलविपाकैस्तर्कयेद्वर्तमानां परिणमति फलोक्तिः स्वप्नचिन्तास्ववीर्यैः

śubhaphaladadaśāyāṃ tādṛgevāntarātmā bahu janayati puṃsāṃ saukhyamarthāgamaṃ ca | kathitaphalavipākaistarkayedvartamānāṃ pariṇamati phaloktiḥ svapnacintāsvavīryaiḥ

In a daśā of auspicious fruit the inner self too becomes of that same cast, and it generates for men much happiness and the coming in of wealth. By the ripening of the fruits stated ⟨above⟩ one should infer the ⟨daśā⟩ now running; the pronouncement of fruit works itself out through dreams, thoughts and its own strength.

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  • About this edition: Pādas c–d are corrupt: कर्यतफलविपाइकस्तर्कयेर्द्वतमानां is one syllable over the Mālinī measure and does not parse as it stands. The clause inside ⟨⟩ is a PROVISIONAL reading resting on kārya-phala-vipāka-, tarkayet and vartamānānāṃ; the rest of the verse is secure. Do not cite pādas c–d without a plate. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुभफलददशायां तादृगेवान्तरात्मा बहु जनयति पुंसां सौख्यमर्थागमं च । कथितफलविपाकैस्तर्कयेद्वर्तमानां परिणमति फलोक्तिः स्वप्नचिन्तास्ववीर्यैः; this sentence names कर्यतफलविपाइकस्तर्कयेर्द्वतमानां, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पाकस्वामिनि लग्नगे सुहृदि वा वर्गेऽस्य सौम्येऽपि वा प्रारब्धा शुभदा दशा त्रिदशषड्लाभेषु वा पाकपे । मित्रोच्चोपचयत्रिकोणमदने पाकेश्वरस्य स्थितश्चन्द्रः सत्फलबोधनानि कुरुते पापानि चातोऽन्यथा

pākasvāmini lagnage suhṛdi vā varge'sya saumye'pi vā prārabdhā śubhadā daśā tridaśaṣaḍlābheṣu vā pākape | mitroccopacayatrikoṇamadane pākeśvarasya sthitaścandraḥ satphalabodhanāni kurute pāpāni cāto'nyathā

When the lord of the daśā stands in the ascendant, or in a friend's ⟨sign⟩, or in its own varga, or is itself a benefic, the daśā that begins is a giver of auspicious results; so too when the lord of the daśā is in the 3rd, 10th, 6th or 11th. And the Moon standing in a friend's ⟨sign⟩ or in the exaltation of the lord of the daśā, or in an upacaya, a trikoṇa, or the 7th ⟨madana⟩ from it, brings good results to light ⟨bodhana⟩; otherwise it works evils.

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  • About this edition: सत्फलषोधनाणी is corrupt; read as satphala-śobhanāni. मीत्रिचो- for maitre ca. The four houses are given in the verse's own order: 3, 10, 6, 11 (tri-daśa-ṣaḍ-lābha). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पाकस्वामिनि लग्नगे सुहृदि वा वर्गेऽस्य सौम्येऽपि वा प्रारब्धा शुभदा दशा त्रिदशषड्लाभेषु वा पाकपे । मित्रोच्चोपचयत्रिकोणमदने पाकेश्वरस्य स्थितश्चन्द्रः सत्फलबोधनानि; this sentence names सत्फलषोधनाणी and मीत्रिचो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नादिष्टगृहोपगः स्वभवने तुङ्गे सुहृद्भेऽथवा पाकेशः शुभमित्रवीक्षणयुतस्तत्पाकभुक्तौ शुभम् । केन्द्रे वा यदि कोणगोऽतिशुभदः पापास्त्रिषष्ठायगास्तुङ्गायोपचयेषु ये बलयुतास्तेषां दशायां शुभम्

lagnādiṣṭagṛhopagaḥ svabhavane tuṅge suhṛdbhe'thavā pākeśaḥ śubhamitravīkṣaṇayutastatpākabhuktau śubham | kendre vā yadi koṇago'tiśubhadaḥ pāpāstriṣaṣṭhāyagāstuṅgāyopacayeṣu ye balayutāsteṣāṃ daśāyāṃ śubham

When the lord of the daśā occupies a desirable house from the ascendant, or is in its own house, in exaltation, or in a friend's sign, and is aspected by or joined with benefics and friends, there is good in that daśā and bhukti. Or if it is in a kendra or a trikoṇa, it is exceedingly auspicious. Malefics gone to the 3rd, 6th and 11th, and those endowed with strength in exaltation, in the 11th and in the upacayas — in their daśā there is good.

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  • About this edition: बलयुवाः is the e-text's spelling for balayutāḥ; अतीशुभदा for atiśubhadā.

अन्योन्यमिष्टग्रहयोर्दशायां भुक्तौ शुभं षड्बलशालिनोस्तु । शत्रुग्रहौ दुर्बलशालिनौ चेत् पाकापहारे तु तयोरनर्थः

anyonyamiṣṭagrahayordaśāyāṃ bhuktau śubhaṃ ṣaḍbalaśālinostu | śatrugrahau durbalaśālinau cet pākāpahāre tu tayoranarthaḥ

When two mutually friendly grahas possess ṣaḍbala, the daśā of the one and the bhukti of the other is auspicious. But if the two grahas are enemies and weak, then in the daśā and apahāra of the two there is calamity.

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  • About this edition: प्रह in इष्टप्रहयोः / शत्रुप्रहौ is the e-text's spelling for ग्रह. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अन्योन्यमिष्टग्रहयोर्दशायां भुक्तौ शुभं षड्बलशालिनोस्तु । शत्रुग्रहौ; this sentence names शत्रुप्रहौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

करोति यद्भावगतः स्वपाके तद्भावजन्यं त्वशुभं शुभं वा । शुभं शुभव्योमचरस्य दाये पापस्य दाये त्वशुभं वदन्ति

karoti yadbhāvagataḥ svapāke tadbhāvajanyaṃ tvaśubhaṃ śubhaṃ vā | śubhaṃ śubhavyomacarasya dāye pāpasya dāye tvaśubhaṃ vadanti

Whatever bhāva ⟨a graha⟩ occupies, in its own daśā it produces what is born of that bhāva, whether inauspicious or auspicious. In the dāya ⟨daśā⟩ of a benefic sky-goer they declare the auspicious; in the daśā of a malefic, the inauspicious.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's last pāda reads स्वशुभं; the antithesis with the preceding शुभं requires अशुभं, which is what is rendered. यभावगतः stands for yad-bhāva-gataḥ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यद्भावगतः स्वपाके तद्भावजन्यं त्वशुभं शुभं वा । शुभं शुभव्योमचरस्य दाये पापस्य दाये त्वशुभं; this sentence names स्वशुभं and यभावगतः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सौम्यान्वितग्रहदशाऽतिशुभप्रदा स्यात् पापान्वितस्य विफलं परिपाककाले । मिश्रग्रहेण सहितस्य दशापहारे मिश्रं फलं भवति मिश्रबलान्वितस्य

saumyānvitagrahadaśā'tiśubhapradā syāt pāpānvitasya viphalaṃ paripākakāle | miśragraheṇa sahitasya daśāpahāre miśraṃ phalaṃ bhavati miśrabalānvitasya

The daśā of a graha joined with a benefic gives exceedingly auspicious results; that of one joined with a malefic is fruitless at the time of its ripening. Of one accompanied by a mixed graha, the fruit in the daśā and apahāra is mixed — and so it is for one endowed with mixed strength.

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  • About this edition: सम्यान्वित- stands for saumyānvita-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौम्यान्वितग्रहदशाऽतिशुभप्रदा स्यात् पापान्वितस्य विफलं परिपाककाले । मिश्रग्रहेण सहितस्य दशापहारे; this sentence names सम्यान्वित, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यद्धातुखेटस्य दशापहारे तद्धातुवित्तायतिमाहुरार्याः । धातुक्षयं पापवियच्चरस्य पाकेऽभिवृद्धिं शुभदस्य धातोः

yaddhātukheṭasya daśāpahāre taddhātuvittāyatimāhurāryāḥ | dhātukṣayaṃ pāpaviyaccarasya pāke'bhivṛddhiṃ śubhadasya dhātoḥ

In the daśā and apahāra of the graha ⟨that signifies⟩ a given dhātu, there is an accretion of wealth from that dhātu — so the noble ones declare. In the daśā of a malefic sky-goer, the wasting away of the dhātu; in the daśā of a benefic, the increase of the dhātu.

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  • About this edition: यद्भातु- / तद्भातु- are the e-text's spellings for yad-dhātu- / tad-dhātu-; भाहुरार्यः read as āhur āryāḥ. dhātu is kept untranslated: in this text it is the mineral/metal class of the dhātu–mūla–jīva triad, but the bodily-element sense is live in dhātu-kṣaya and the Sanskrit does not choose. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads यद्धातुखेटस्य दशापहारे तद्धातुवित्तायतिमाहुरार्याः । धातुक्षयं पापवियच्चरस्य; this sentence names भाहुरार्यः and यद्भातु, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सपत्नखेटोपगतस्य पाके सपत्नवृद्धिं सकलार्थनाशम् । यत्कर्मकर्तृग्रहपाककाले तत्कर्मसिद्धिं प्रवदन्ति सन्तः

sapatnakheṭopagatasya pāke sapatnavṛddhiṃ sakalārthanāśam | yatkarmakartṛgrahapākakāle tatkarmasiddhiṃ pravadanti santaḥ

In the daśā of a ⟨graha⟩ that has gone to a rival graha, there is increase of rivals and the destruction of all one's substance. At the time of the daśā of the graha that performs a given work, the good declare the accomplishment of that work.

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  • About this edition: सपन्न- is the e-text's spelling for sapatna-; तत्क्र्मसिद्धि for tat-karma-siddhim. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सपत्नखेटोपगतस्य पाके सपत्नवृद्धिं सकलार्थनाशम् । यत्कर्मकर्तृग्रहपाककाले तत्कर्मसिद्धिं; this sentence names तत्क्र्मसिद्धि and सपन्न, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यत्कार्यकारिद्युचरस्य दाये तत्कार्यसिद्धिं प्रवदेन्नराणाम् । शुभग्रहोऽसौ यदि कार्यसिद्धिं पापस्तु तत्कार्यविनाशमेव

yatkāryakāridyucarasya dāye tatkāryasiddhiṃ pravadennarāṇām | śubhagraho'sau yadi kāryasiddhiṃ pāpastu tatkāryavināśameva

In the dāya ⟨daśā⟩ of the sky-goer that performs a given work, one should declare for men the accomplishment of that work. If that graha is a benefic, ⟨declare⟩ the accomplishment of the work; but if a malefic, the destruction of that very work.

राज्यस्थानपराज्यकारकदशा राजप्रसादप्रदा देवव्योमचरस्य पाकसमये तद्देवताराधनम् । धर्माधीशदशागते सति तपोधर्मादिसिद्धिं वदेत् कर्मेशस्य दशापहारसमये यज्ञादिकर्मोत्सवम्

rājyasthānaparājyakārakadaśā rājaprasādapradā devavyomacarasya pākasamaye taddevatārādhanam | dharmādhīśadaśāgate sati tapodharmādisiddhiṃ vadet karmeśasya daśāpahārasamaye yajñādikarmotsavam

The daśā of the lord of the place of sovereignty ⟨the 10th⟩ and of the kāraka of sovereignty gives the favour of the king. At the time of the daśā of the sky-goer ⟨that signifies⟩ a deity, there is worship of that deity. When the daśā of the lord of the 9th (dharma) has come, one should declare the accomplishment of austerity, dharma and the like. At the time of the daśā and apahāra of the lord of the 10th (karma), festivals of sacrifice and ⟨other⟩ rites.

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  • About this edition: गते लति — लति is corrupt for सति; सिधिं for siddhim; यज्ञदि- for yajñādi-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सति तपोधर्मादिसिद्धिं वदेत् कर्मेशस्य दशापहारसमये यज्ञादिकर्मोत्सवम्; this sentence names यज्ञदि and सिधिं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सत्त्वादिग्रहपाकभुक्तिसमये तत्तद्गुणो जायते जन्मर्क्षादिनवर्क्षगग्रहदशा कुर्वीत भूतं फलम् । कर्मर्क्षादिनवर्क्षगस्य बलिनः पाके भविष्यत्फलं चाधानादिगतस्य सर्वमफलं पाके फलं वा वदेत्

sattvādigrahapākabhuktisamaye tattadguṇo jāyate janmarkṣādinavarkṣagagrahadaśā kurvīta bhūtaṃ phalam | karmarkṣādinavarkṣagasya balinaḥ pāke bhaviṣyatphalaṃ cādhānādigatasya sarvamaphalaṃ pāke phalaṃ vā vadet

At the time of the daśā and bhukti of grahas ⟨of the nature of⟩ sattva and the rest, the corresponding quality arises. The daśā of a graha standing in the nine nakṣatras beginning with the birth-nakṣatra brings about past fruit; in the daśā of a strong graha standing in the nine nakṣatras beginning with the karma-nakṣatra, future fruit; and of one standing in the ⟨nine⟩ beginning with the ādhāna-nakṣatra, one should declare in its daśā that all is without fruit — or else ⟨present⟩ fruit.

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  • About this edition: The three runs of nine divide the 27 nakṣatras into the janma, karma and ādhāna groups. नवर्क्षग्ग्र्ह- is the e-text's spelling for navarkṣa-graha-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जन्मर्क्षादिनवर्क्षगग्रहदशा; this sentence names नवर्क्षग्ग्र्ह, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शीर्षोदयगतः खेटः पाकादौ फलदो भवेत् । पृष्ठोदयस्थः पाकान्ते चोभयोदयगः सदा

śīrṣodayagataḥ kheṭaḥ pākādau phalado bhavet | pṛṣṭhodayasthaḥ pākānte cobhayodayagaḥ sadā

A graha standing in a head-rising ⟨śīrṣodaya⟩ sign gives its fruit at the beginning of the daśā; one standing in a back-rising ⟨pṛṣṭhodaya⟩ sign at the end of the daśā; and one in a both-ways-rising sign at all times.

षष्ठेशस्य दशा विलापकरणी मृत्युविनाशप्रभोरस्तव्योमचरस्य बन्धुमरणं पाकेऽपहारेऽथवा । सम्पत्साधकमैत्रपाः परममैत्रक्षेमताराधिपावेतेषामपहारभुक्तिसमये सम्पत्समृद्धिं वदेत्

ṣaṣṭheśasya daśā vilāpakaraṇī mṛtyuvināśaprabhorastavyomacarasya bandhumaraṇaṃ pāke'pahāre'thavā | sampatsādhakamaitrapāḥ paramamaitrakṣematārādhipāveteṣāmapahārabhuktisamaye sampatsamṛddhiṃ vadet

The daśā of the lord of the 6th brings lamentation. In the daśā or in the apahāra of the lord of death and destruction ⟨the 8th⟩, and of a sky-goer in the 7th ⟨asta⟩, there is the death of a kinsman. The lords of the sampat, sādhaka and maitra ⟨tārās⟩ and the lords of the parama-maitra and kṣema tārās — at the time of their apahāra and bhukti one should declare wealth and prosperity.

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  • About this edition: अस्त is rendered as the 7th house per the corpus glossary (Saṭ IV.2, VII.10); the competing sense 'a combust graha' (astaṃgata) is not excluded by this e-text and would change the verse's subject, not its verdict.

त्रिमण्डलेष्वथैकस्मिन् पापस्तिष्ठति दुर्बलः । तद्दशायां मृतिं विद्यात् ससौम्यो यदि शोभनम्

trimaṇḍaleṣvathaikasmin pāpastiṣṭhati durbalaḥ | taddaśāyāṃ mṛtiṃ vidyāt sasaumyo yadi śobhanam

If a weak malefic stands in one of the three maṇḍalas, one should know death in its daśā; but if it is accompanied by a benefic, ⟨the result is⟩ good.

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  • About this edition: त्रिमण्डल is not defined anywhere in this chapter; the nearest antecedent is v. 23's three runs of nine nakṣatras (janma-, karma-, ādhāna-). It is left untranslated rather than resolved. विड्यात् = vidyāt, तद्रशायां = tad-daśāyāṃ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तद्दशायां मृतिं विद्यात्; this sentence names तद्रशायां and विड्यात्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

राशिसन्धिगदाये तु शोकरोगादिपीडनम् । त्रिंशद्भागमनुक्रान्तदशा मृत्युफलप्रदा

rāśisandhigadāye tu śokarogādipīḍanam | triṃśadbhāgamanukrāntadaśā mṛtyuphalapradā

In the dāya ⟨daśā⟩ of a ⟨graha⟩ standing at the junction of two signs there is affliction by grief, disease and the like. The daśā ⟨of a graha⟩ that has passed beyond the thirtieth degree gives the fruit of death.

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  • About this edition: त्रिंशद्भाग is taken as the thirtieth degree of the rāśi (which the first half has just called the rāśi-sandhi), not as the triṃśāṃśa varṇa; the number 30 is preserved either way.

नीचस्थितो जन्मनि यो ग्रहः स्यात् स चापि तद्युक्तखगो न शक्तः । दातुं शुभं राहुयुतस्त्वनिष्टं तत्क्षेत्रगस्तद्युतराशिपश्च

nīcasthito janmani yo grahaḥ syāt sa cāpi tadyuktakhago na śaktaḥ | dātuṃ śubhaṃ rāhuyutastvaniṣṭaṃ tatkṣetragastadyutarāśipaśca

Whatever graha is debilitated at birth, and the sky-goer joined with it as well, is not able to give the auspicious. One joined with Rāhu ⟨gives⟩ the undesirable; so too the graha standing in that ⟨debilitated graha's⟩ sign, and the lord of the sign it is joined with.

तत्तद्भावाधीश्वरस्याधिशत्रुर्यो वा खेटो बिन्दुशून्यर्क्षयुक्तः । तत्तत्पाके मूर्तिभावादिकानां नाशं ब्रूयादेवमाहुर्मुनीन्द्राः

tattadbhāvādhīśvarasyādhiśatruryo vā kheṭo binduśūnyarkṣayuktaḥ | tattatpāke mūrtibhāvādikānāṃ nāśaṃ brūyādevamāhurmunīndrāḥ

Whatever graha is the arch-enemy of the lord of a given bhāva, or is joined with a nakṣatra void of bindus — in its daśā one should declare the destruction of the corresponding bhāvas, the 1st (mūrti) and the rest. Thus have the chiefs of the sages declared.

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  • About this edition: ब्रूयादेवमाद्दुर्मुनीन्द्राः read as brūyād evam āhur munīndrāḥ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तत्तद्भावाधीश्वरस्याधिशत्रुर्यो वा खेटो बिन्दुशून्यर्क्षयुक्तः । तत्तत्पाके मूर्तिभावादिकानां नाशं ब्रूयादेवमाहुर्मुनीन्द्राः; this sentence names ब्रूयादेवमाद्दुर्मुनीन्द्राः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बाधास्थानपतद्युतग्रहदशा शोकादिरोगप्रदा तत्केन्द्रस्थदशापहारसमये दुःखं विदेशाटनम् । अन्योन्याष्टमषष्ठगद्युचरयोः पाकापहारे भयं देशत्यागमनर्थमिष्टशुभयोः सर्वं विमिश्रं वदेत्

bādhāsthānapatadyutagrahadaśā śokādirogapradā tatkendrasthadaśāpahārasamaye duḥkhaṃ videśāṭanam | anyonyāṣṭamaṣaṣṭhagadyucarayoḥ pākāpahāre bhayaṃ deśatyāgamanarthamiṣṭaśubhayoḥ sarvaṃ vimiśraṃ vadet

The daśā of a graha joined with the lord of the bādhaka-sthāna gives grief and disease. At the time of the daśā and apahāra of ⟨a graha⟩ standing in a kendra from it, there is sorrow and wandering in foreign lands. Of two sky-goers standing in the 8th and the 6th from each other, in the daśā and apahāra there is fear, abandonment of one's country, and calamity; but if the two are favourable and benefic, one should declare all of it mixed.

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  • About this edition: उःखं is the e-text's spelling for duḥkham; बाधास्थानपत- for bādhaka-sthāna-pati-. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दुःखं; this sentence names उःखं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पाके दीप्तस्य राजा भवति धनयशोदानविद्याविनोदी स्वस्थस्याचारधर्मश्रवणबहुसुखारोग्यवित्तान्वितः स्यात् । राजप्रीतिं विभूतिं सुखमिह मुदितव्योमवासस्य दाये शान्तस्यारोग्यसौख्यश्रियमवनिपतिप्रीतिमुत्साहमेति

pāke dīptasya rājā bhavati dhanayaśodānavidyāvinodī svasthasyācāradharmaśravaṇabahusukhārogyavittānvitaḥ syāt | rājaprītiṃ vibhūtiṃ sukhamiha muditavyomavāsasya dāye śāntasyārogyasaukhyaśriyamavanipatiprītimutsāhameti

In the daśā (pāka) of a graha that is dīpta ⟨blazing⟩, ⟨the native⟩ becomes a king, taking his delight in wealth, fame, giving and learning. Of one that is svastha ⟨at ease⟩, he is endowed with good conduct, the hearing of dharma, abundant happiness, health and wealth. In the dāya of a sky-dweller that is mudita ⟨glad⟩, ⟨he has⟩ the king's favour, opulence and happiness here. Of one that is śānta ⟨calm⟩, he obtains health, comfort and prosperity, the favour of the lord of the earth ⟨the king⟩, and vigour of enterprise.

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  • About this edition: The verse runs through the classical ten avasthās of a graha; four of them here (dīpta, svastha, mudita, śānta), the remaining six in v. 32. अवार्नपति is corrupt in the e-text; read अवनीपति, 'lord of the earth' = the king.

पाके शक्तस्य विद्याविनयधनतपःसिद्धिधर्मप्रवृत्तिश्चोरारातिक्षितीशैर्भयमनुजमृतिः पीडितस्य ग्रहस्य । दाये दीनस्य दैन्यं विकलखगदशा शोकरोगप्रदा स्यात् चित्तक्लेशः खलस्य प्रतिदिनमरिभिर्भीतखेटस्य भीतिः

pāke śaktasya vidyāvinayadhanatapaḥsiddhidharmapravṛttiścorārātikṣitīśairbhayamanujamṛtiḥ pīḍitasya grahasya | dāye dīnasya dainyaṃ vikalakhagadaśā śokarogapradā syāt cittakleśaḥ khalasya pratidinamaribhirbhītakheṭasya bhītiḥ

In the daśā of a graha that is śakta ⟨able⟩, ⟨there is⟩ learning, discipline (vinaya), wealth, austerity, attainment (siddhi), and engagement in dharma. Of a graha that is pīḍita ⟨afflicted⟩, fear from thieves, from enemies and from kings, and the death of a younger brother. In the dāya of one that is dīna ⟨wretched⟩, wretchedness. The daśā of a sky-goer that is vikala ⟨crippled⟩ is a giver of grief and disease. Of one that is khala ⟨wicked⟩, affliction of mind; and of a graha that is bhīta ⟨frightened⟩, fear from enemies day after day.

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  • About this edition: विद्यानिवय in the e-text; read विद्यानिचय, 'a heaping-up of learning'. The six remaining avasthās of the ten begun in v. 31. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विद्याविनयधनतपःसिद्धिधर्मप्रवृत्तिश्चोरारातिक्षितीशैर्भयमनुजमृतिः; this sentence names विद्यानिवय, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विलग्नतारेन्दुभनामताराप्रश्नेन्दुनक्षत्रगणेषु मध्ये । बलाधिकर्क्षेशदशाक्रमेण फलं शुभं वाऽशुभमाहुरार्याः

vilagnatārendubhanāmatārāpraśnendunakṣatragaṇeṣu madhye | balādhikarkṣeśadaśākrameṇa phalaṃ śubhaṃ vā'śubhamāhurāryāḥ

Among the several groups of nakṣatras — the star of the lagna, the Moon's asterism, the name-star, and the nakṣatra of the Moon at the praśna — the noble ones declare the fruit, auspicious or inauspicious, by the sequence of the daśās of the lord of whichever asterism has the greater strength.

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  • About this edition: बलाधिलर्क्षेश in the e-text; read बलाधिकर्क्षेश (बलाधिक + ऋक्षेश). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बलाधिकर्क्षेशदशाक्रमेण; this sentence names बलाधिलर्क्षेश, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उत्पन्ननक्षत्रविलग्नतो वा भूयात् क्रमेणैव दशाफलानि । दशावसानेष्वशुभं च सर्वे कुर्वन्ति सामान्यफलं नराणाम्

utpannanakṣatravilagnato vā bhūyāt krameṇaiva daśāphalāni | daśāvasāneṣvaśubhaṃ ca sarve kurvanti sāmānyaphalaṃ narāṇām

Or else the results of the daśās come about in their order ⟨reckoned⟩ from the birth-nakṣatra or from the lagna. And at the close of the daśās all ⟨grahas⟩ produce what is inauspicious — that is the general result for men.

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  • About this edition: उतपन्न in the e-text; read उत्पन्न. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads उत्पन्ननक्षत्रविलग्नतो; this sentence names उतपन्न, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

जन्मर्क्षात्परतस्तु पञ्चमभवाऽथोत्पन्नसंज्ञा दशा स्यादाधानदशाऽप्यथाष्टमभवात् क्षेमान्महाख्या दशा । आसां चैव दशावसानसमये मृत्युं वदेत्प्राणिनां दीर्घस्वल्पसमायुषां वधविपत्प्रत्यग्दशासु क्रमात्

janmarkṣātparatastu pañcamabhavā'thotpannasaṃjñā daśā syādādhānadaśā'pyathāṣṭamabhavāt kṣemānmahākhyā daśā | āsāṃ caiva daśāvasānasamaye mṛtyuṃ vadetprāṇināṃ dīrghasvalpasamāyuṣāṃ vadhavipatpratyagdaśāsu kramāt

From the birth-asterism onward, the daśā that arises from the fifth ⟨asterism⟩ bears the name utpannā; from the eighth comes the ādhāna daśā; and from the kṣema ⟨asterism⟩, the daśā called mahā. And at the time of the close of these ⟨daśās⟩ one should declare the death of living beings — for those of long, short and middling life-span, in the vadha, vipat and pratyak daśās respectively.

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  • About this edition: The three daśās are named from the tārā-cakra reckoned from the janma-nakṣatra; vadha, vipat and pratyak (pratyari) are likewise tārās of that cycle. The three-term correspondence (long : vadha, short : vipat, middling : pratyak) is fixed by क्रमात् and is kept in that order.

जातोऽह्नि चेदर्कशनिस्फुटैक्यतारादिनिर्याणदशा प्रकल्प्या । तारेशराहुस्फुटयोगतारापूर्वा दशारिष्टकरा रजन्याम्

jāto'hni cedarkaśanisphuṭaikyatārādiniryāṇadaśā prakalpyā | tāreśarāhusphuṭayogatārāpūrvā daśāriṣṭakarā rajanyām

If ⟨the native⟩ is born by day, the niryāṇa daśā is to be reckoned beginning from the star ⟨reached by⟩ the sum of the true longitudes (sphuṭas) of the Sun and Saturn. ⟨If born⟩ at night, it is the daśā beginning from the star ⟨reached by⟩ the combined sphuṭas of the lord of the ⟨birth⟩ star and Rāhu that causes ariṣṭa ⟨calamity, death⟩.

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  • About this edition: The e-text prints ...तारादिनेर्याणदशा; the section rubric standing immediately above this verse in the same e-text reads अथ निर्याणदशा, which fixes the name as niryāṇa ('departure', i.e. death) and shows इर्याण to be a copying slip. सनि = शनि. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चेदर्कशनिस्फुटैक्यतारादिनिर्याणदशा; this sentence names तारादिनेर्याणदशा and सनि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

गुलिकस्थितनक्षत्राद्दशा तस्य प्रकल्पिता । तद्युक्तभवनांशेशौ सहकारी च मृत्युदाः

gulikasthitanakṣatrāddaśā tasya prakalpitā | tadyuktabhavanāṃśeśau sahakārī ca mṛtyudāḥ

The daśā of that ⟨native⟩ is reckoned from the nakṣatra in which Gulika stands. The lord of the sign and the lord of the aṃśa joined with it, and its co-operator (sahakārin), are givers of death.

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  • About this edition: Under the e-text's rubric अथ गुलिकदशा.

दिनेशाविनशुक्रौ च राजारौ कारकाः स्मृताः । कारकस्य त्रिशूलर्क्षे यदा चरति या दशा

dineśāvinaśukrau ca rājārau kārakāḥ smṛtāḥ | kārakasya triśūlarkṣe yadā carati yā daśā

The Sun (dineśa), ⟨avina — the reading is corrupt⟩, Venus (śukra), the king ⟨-graha⟩ (rāja) and Mars (āra) are remembered as the kārakas ⟨significators⟩. When, in a triśūla asterism of the kāraka, whatever daśā is running —

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  • About this edition: Under the e-text's rubric अथ शूलदशा. The first pāda is corrupt: दिनेशाविनशुक्रौ carries a dual ending (-au) over what must be three or more names, and no graha-name अविन exists; the whole list of kārakas therefore cannot be recovered from this witness and no name has been supplied for it. The sentence runs on into v. 39 without a finite verb.

तत्कारकस्थितगृहादिषु सर्वभेषु चक्रप्रमाणदलवत्सरसंयुतेषु । वीर्यान्वितेषु शुभदृष्टियुतेषु सौख्यं नीचारिपापयुतभेषु वदन्त्यनिष्टम्

tatkārakasthitagṛhādiṣu sarvabheṣu cakrapramāṇadalavatsarasaṃyuteṣu | vīryānviteṣu śubhadṛṣṭiyuteṣu saukhyaṃ nīcāripāpayutabheṣu vadantyaniṣṭam

— then, in all the asterisms beginning with the house occupied by that kāraka, which are allotted years ⟨equal to⟩ half the measure of the cakra: where these are endowed with strength and are joined with or aspected by benefics, ⟨the wise declare⟩ happiness; but in the asterisms joined with debilitated ⟨grahas⟩, with enemies, or with malefics, they declare what is unwanted.

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  • About this edition: तत्कारल in the e-text; read तत्कारक. चक्रप्रमाणदलवत्सर is rendered literally, 'years ⟨equal to⟩ half the measure of the cakra'; the verse does not state the measure and no number has been supplied. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तत्कारकस्थितगृहादिषु; this sentence names तत्कारल, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यत्तारांशगतः शशी तदधिपेनालोकितो वा युतस्तेषां चक्रदशा विशेषफलदा वक्ष्यामि तच्चक्रजम् देहे पापयुते तु रोगमधिकं जीवे तु जीवभ्रमं दद्याद्यद्यनयोः सहाबलयुतिर्मृत्युं दशायां नृणाम्

yattārāṃśagataḥ śaśī tadadhipenālokito vā yutasteṣāṃ cakradaśā viśeṣaphaladā vakṣyāmi taccakrajam dehe pāpayute tu rogamadhikaṃ jīve tu jīvabhramaṃ dadyādyadyanayoḥ sahābalayutirmṛtyuṃ daśāyāṃ nṛṇām

In whichever star's aṃśa the Moon stands, or ⟨whose⟩ lord aspects it or is joined with it — the cakra-daśā of those gives distinctive results; I shall declare what arises from that cakra. When the deha ⟨rāśi⟩ is joined by a malefic it gives excessive disease; when the jīva ⟨is so joined⟩, derangement of the jīva ⟨the life-principle⟩; and if these two are joined together without strength, ⟨it gives⟩ men death in ⟨that⟩ daśā.

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  • About this edition: Under the e-text's rubric अथ महादशविशेषः. वक्षयामि = वक्ष्यामि. सहाबलयुतिः is read सह + अबल + युतिः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads युतस्तेषां चक्रदशा विशेषफलदा वक्ष्यामि तच्चक्रजम् देहे पापयुते तु रोगमधिकं जीवे तु जीवभ्रमं दद्याद्यद्यनयोः; this sentence names वक्षयामि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पापो विलग्नगृहगो यदि तद्दशायां पापापहारसमये बहुशोकरोगम् । वित्तक्षयं नृपसपत्नभयं नराणां सौम्यस्य मिश्रमखिलं प्रवदन्ति सन्तः

pāpo vilagnagṛhago yadi taddaśāyāṃ pāpāpahārasamaye bahuśokarogam | vittakṣayaṃ nṛpasapatnabhayaṃ narāṇāṃ saumyasya miśramakhilaṃ pravadanti santaḥ

If a malefic occupies the sign of the lagna, then in its daśā, at the time of a malefic's apahāra ⟨antardaśā⟩, ⟨there is⟩ much grief and disease, loss of wealth, and danger to men from the king and from rivals; but of a benefic ⟨in the antardaśā⟩ the good declare the whole ⟨result⟩ to be mixed.

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  • About this edition: Under the e-text's rubric अथान्तर्दशाविशेषफलम्, which governs vv. 41–58. पापापहत in the e-text; read पापापहार. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तद्दशायां पापापहारसमये बहुशोकरोगम् । वित्तक्षयं नृपसपत्नभयं नराणां; this sentence names पापापहत, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

लग्नाधिपदशाकाले पापभुक्तौ महद्भयम् । रोगमृत्युभयं सर्वे वदन्ति स्थाननाशनम्

lagnādhipadaśākāle pāpabhuktau mahadbhayam | rogamṛtyubhayaṃ sarve vadanti sthānanāśanam

In the daśā of the lord of the lagna, when a malefic holds the bhukti, there is great fear. All ⟨the authorities⟩ declare fear of disease and of death, and the ruin of one's position.

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  • About this edition: ⚠ THIS VERSE IS SASTRI'S ॥ ४२ ॥, NOT OUR 42. Our source lost it and renumbered, so from here to the end of the adhyāya our numbers run ONE BEHIND his: our 42 is his ४३, our 85 his ८६, our 170 his १७१. Until that offset is repaired the verse takes the id 41b, which keeps it in its right place without renumbering 131 records. Anyone citing it from Sastri should cite it as XVIII.42.
  • Another reading: The passage is ordered by house — his 41 and 42 the lagna, 43 and 44 the second (dhana), 45 and 46 the third — which is an independent check that this verse belongs where it stands, and part of the evidence that our 42's first word had been contaminated.

धनाधिपदशाकाले मन्दभुक्तौ धनक्षयम् । इष्टबन्धुविरोधश्च भविष्यति न संशयः

dhanādhipadaśākāle mandabhuktau dhanakṣayam | iṣṭabandhuvirodhaśca bhaviṣyati na saṃśayaḥ

In the time of the daśā of the lord of the second ⟨dhana⟩, in the bhukti of Saturn ⟨manda⟩, there will be loss of wealth, and conflict with dear ones and with kinsmen — there is no doubt of it.

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  • About this edition: Sastri numbers this verse ॥ ४३ ॥. It keeps our id 42 because repairing the one-verse offset would renumber 131 records; see the note on record 41b.

धनाधिपः पापखगो यदि स्याच्छन्यारभोगीशदिनेश्वराणाम् । अन्तर्दशायां धननाशमाहुः पापान्विते तद्भवने तथैव

dhanādhipaḥ pāpakhago yadi syācchanyārabhogīśadineśvarāṇām | antardaśāyāṃ dhananāśamāhuḥ pāpānvite tadbhavane tathaiva

If the lord of wealth ⟨the 2nd house⟩ is a malefic graha, they declare the destruction of wealth in the antardaśā of Saturn (śani), Mars (āra), Rāhu (bhogīśa, lord of serpents) and the Sun (dineśvara); and just so when that house is joined with malefics.

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  • About this edition: The e-text itself carries the variant पापस्वगो in parentheses beside पापखगो; both are rendered. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापखगो यदि स्याच्छन्यारभोगीशदिनेश्वराणाम्; this sentence names पापस्वगो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धनान्वितः पापखगस्तदीशः स्यात्तद्दशायां क्षितिपालकोपात् । मानार्थनाशं निगलं नराणां स्थानच्युतिं मित्रविरोधमेति

dhanānvitaḥ pāpakhagastadīśaḥ syāttaddaśāyāṃ kṣitipālakopāt | mānārthanāśaṃ nigalaṃ narāṇāṃ sthānacyutiṃ mitravirodhameti

Should a malefic graha be posited in the dhana ⟨2nd⟩ house, or be its lord, then in its daśā, through the anger of the protector of the earth ⟨the king⟩, a man meets with the destruction of honour and wealth, with fetters, with fall from his position, and with enmity from friends.

पापग्रहे विक्रमभावनाथे पापान्विते पापवियच्चराणाम् । अन्तर्दशायामरिशत्रुचोरैर्दुःखं समायाति शुभान्विते वा

pāpagrahe vikramabhāvanāthe pāpānvite pāpaviyaccarāṇām | antardaśāyāmariśatrucorairduḥkhaṃ samāyāti śubhānvite vā

When the lord of the vikrama bhāva ⟨the 3rd house⟩ is a malefic graha and is joined with malefics, in the antardaśā of malefic sky-goers ⟨the native⟩ comes to sorrow from foes, from enemies and from thieves; or ⟨otherwise⟩ if it is joined with benefics.

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  • About this edition: The e-text's first line is metrically short by four syllables against its second; the loss is in the printed exemplar and nothing has been supplied. अरि and शत्रु stand here as persons (foes, enemies), not as the 6th house. [2026-09-23: The first line is no longer short, and the loss is not in the three printings opened. They set पापान्विते between विक्रमभावनाथे and पापवियच्चराणाम्, read by eye at about 2.9x native: Kapileśvara/Vimalā 1953 (jp-kapileshvara-1953) p.560 line 7, also at about 5.0x; Subrahmaṇya Sastri (Mysore) vol. 2 (jp-sastri-2) p.416 line 26; and Prajñāvardhinī 2018 p.332 line 9. The mūla now reads पापान्विते, and pāda 2 is an exact indravajrā. In the second line, Kapileśvara p.560 line 8 and Prajñāvardhinī p.332 line 10 set अरिशत्रुचोरैः, as our mūla has it; Sastri vol. 2 p.416 line 27 sets अरिशस्त्रचोरैः, and that variant is on the ledger. jp-sastri-1 p.444 and jp-ojha-saurabha-1 p.506 are volume one of their editions and hold no adhyāya 18.]

दुश्चिक्यभावाधिपदायकाले मन्दारभोगिध्वजभानुभुक्तौ । नाशं वदेत्तत्र सहोदराणां भवेद्विशेषात्सहजैर्विरोधः

duścikyabhāvādhipadāyakāle mandārabhogidhvajabhānubhuktau | nāśaṃ vadettatra sahodarāṇāṃ bhavedviśeṣātsahajairvirodhaḥ

In the time of the dāya of the lord of the duścikya bhāva ⟨the 3rd house⟩, in the bhukti of Saturn (manda), Mars (āra), Rāhu (bhogin), Ketu (dhvaja) or the Sun (bhānu), one should declare therein the destruction of co-uterine brothers; and especially there will be conflict with siblings (sahaja).

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  • About this edition: दुश्चिक्यह्भाव in the e-text; read दुश्चिक्यभाव. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दुश्चिक्यभावाधिपदायकाले; this sentence names दुश्चिक्यह्भाव, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्षेत्राधिनाथस्य शुभेतरस्य पाके तु पापग्रहभुक्तिकाले । स्थानच्युतिं बन्धुजनैर्विरोधं कृष्यादिगोवित्तविनाशमाहुः

kṣetrādhināthasya śubhetarasya pāke tu pāpagrahabhuktikāle | sthānacyutiṃ bandhujanairvirodhaṃ kṛṣyādigovittavināśamāhuḥ

In the daśā of the lord of the kṣetra ⟨4th⟩ house, when that lord is other than benefic, during the bhukti of a malefic graha they declare fall from position, conflict with kinsfolk, and the destruction of agriculture and the like, of cattle and of wealth.

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  • About this edition: बन्हुजनैः in the e-text; read बन्धुजनैः.

पापापहारसमये सुतराशिपस्य पाके नृपालभयमिष्टसुतार्तिमाहुः । सौम्यापहारसमये सुतवित्तलाभमुर्वीशबन्धुजनलालनमिष्टसिद्धिम्

pāpāpahārasamaye sutarāśipasya pāke nṛpālabhayamiṣṭasutārtimāhuḥ | saumyāpahārasamaye sutavittalābhamurvīśabandhujanalālanamiṣṭasiddhim

In the daśā of the lord of the suta ⟨5th⟩ rāśi, at the time of a malefic's apahāra, they declare fear from the king and affliction to dear ones and to children; at the time of a benefic's apahāra, the gain of children and of wealth, cherishing by the lord of the earth ⟨the king⟩ and by kinsfolk, and the accomplishment of what is desired.

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  • About this edition: इष्तसुतार्तिम् in the e-text; read इष्टसुतार्तिम्. उर्विश = उर्वीश.

षष्ठेशपाकसमये तु शुभेतराणां भुक्तौ नृपानलभयं व्यसनं च रोगम् । पाके कलत्रगृहपस्य खलापहारे पत्नीविनाशमटनं च विदो वदन्ति

ṣaṣṭheśapākasamaye tu śubhetarāṇāṃ bhuktau nṛpānalabhayaṃ vyasanaṃ ca rogam | pāke kalatragṛhapasya khalāpahāre patnīvināśamaṭanaṃ ca vido vadanti

In the time of the daśā of the lord of the sixth, in the bhukti of ⟨grahas⟩ other than benefics, ⟨there is⟩ fear from the king and from fire, calamity (vyasana), and disease. In the daśā of the lord of the kalatra ⟨7th⟩ house, during a malefic's apahāra, the knowing declare the destruction of the wife, and wandering ⟨abroad⟩.

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  • About this edition: पली in the e-text; read पत्नी. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads खलापहारे पत्नीविनाशमटनं; this sentence names पली, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रन्ध्रस्वामिदशागमे रिपुभयं पापापहारे नृणामायुर्वित्तयशोविनाशमटनं स्थानच्युतिं वा वदेत् । पाके धर्मगृहाधिपस्य मरणं पित्रोरधर्मायतिं भुक्तौ पापवियच्चरस्य निगलप्राप्तिं च वित्तक्षयम्

randhrasvāmidaśāgame ripubhayaṃ pāpāpahāre nṛṇāmāyurvittayaśovināśamaṭanaṃ sthānacyutiṃ vā vadet | pāke dharmagṛhādhipasya maraṇaṃ pitroradharmāyatiṃ bhuktau pāpaviyaccarasya nigalaprāptiṃ ca vittakṣayam

At the onset of the daśā of the lord of the randhra ⟨8th⟩ house, during a malefic's apahāra, one should declare for men fear from enemies, the destruction of life-span, of wealth and of fame, wandering, or fall from position. In the daśā of the lord of the dharma ⟨9th⟩ house, the death of ⟨his⟩ parents ⟨and⟩ a turning to adharma; in the bhukti of a malefic sky-goer, the getting of fetters and loss of wealth.

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  • About this edition: Two readings are involved. (i) नृणाभायुर् in the e-text is read नृणाम् आयुर्, the भ being an intrusion. (ii) भरणं is what the e-text prints and what is rendered ('maintenance'); a reading मरणं, 'the death of the parents', would suit both the 9th house's paternal signification and the uniformly malefic run of this passage, but it is not the printed text and has not been substituted. अधर्मायतिम् is rendered 'a turning to adharma'; 'a future ⟨got⟩ by adharma' is equally available and the Hindi keeps the ambiguity. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads पापापहारे नृणामायुर्वित्तयशोविनाशमटनं स्थानच्युतिं वा वदेत् । पाके धर्मगृहाधिपस्य मरणं पित्रोरधर्मायतिं भुक्तौ पापवियच्चरस्य; this sentence names भरणं, 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: Clause (ii)'s claim that मरणं 'is not the printed text' is refuted. The 1953 Kāśī plate (jp-kapileshvara-1953 p.560, lines 39–42) and the 2018 Prajñāvardhinī plate (p.333, lines 17–20), read by eye at about 3.6x native, both print मरणं, and the mūla now reads मरणं. The e-text's भरणं was its own misreading of the म, like its भायुर् for मायुर् in the same verse. Clause (i) stands: both plates print नृणामायुर्, broken over the line end with the press's own hyphen.]

कर्मेशस्य खलस्य पाकसमये भुक्तौ यदा पापिनामिष्टार्तिं पदविच्युतिं सुखयशोहानिं च वित्तक्षयम् ॥ मन्दारार्कफणीशभुक्तिसमये लाभेशदाये सुखं कृष्यादिप्रविनाशनं नृपभयं वित्तस्य नाशं विदुः

karmeśasya khalasya pākasamaye bhuktau yadā pāpināmiṣṭārtiṃ padavicyutiṃ sukhayaśohāniṃ ca vittakṣayam || mandārārkaphaṇīśabhuktisamaye lābheśadāye sukhaṃ kṛṣyādipravināśanaṃ nṛpabhayaṃ vittasya nāśaṃ viduḥ

When the lord of karma ⟨the 10th⟩ is a malefic, then in the time of its daśā, in the bhukti of malefics, ⟨there is⟩ affliction to dear ones, fall from position, loss of comfort and of fame, and loss of wealth. In the dāya of the lord of lābha ⟨the 11th⟩, happiness; ⟨but⟩ at the time of the bhukti of Saturn (manda), Mars (āra), the Sun (arka) and Rāhu (phaṇīśa), they know ⟨there is⟩ the ruin of agriculture and the rest, fear from the king, and the destruction of wealth.

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  • About this edition: इष्टातिं in the e-text; read इष्टार्तिं. सुखं is printed as a separate accusative and is so rendered; read as one compound (सुखकृष्यादिप्रविनायनम्) it would instead give 'the ruin of happiness, agriculture and the rest'. The printed word-division has been followed. प्रविनायन = प्रविनाशन. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पापिनामिष्टार्तिं पदविच्युतिं सुखयशोहानिं च वित्तक्षयम् ॥ मन्दारार्कफणीशभुक्तिसमये लाभेशदाये सुखं कृष्यादिप्रविनाशनं; this sentence names प्रविनायन, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

व्ययेशदाये रविमन्दभौमभुक्तौ कलत्रात्मजबन्धुवैरम् । बलक्षयं मानधनक्षयं च फणीशभुक्तौ विषभीतिमाहुः

vyayeśadāye ravimandabhaumabhuktau kalatrātmajabandhuvairam | balakṣayaṃ mānadhanakṣayaṃ ca phaṇīśabhuktau viṣabhītimāhuḥ

In the dāya of the lord of vyaya ⟨the 12th⟩, in the bhukti of the Sun, Saturn (manda) and Mars (bhauma), ⟨there is⟩ enmity with wife, children and kinsmen, loss of strength, and loss of honour and wealth; and in the bhukti of Rāhu (phaṇīśa) they declare fear of poison.

अन्योन्यषष्ठाष्टमपाकभुक्तौ पदच्युतिं वा मरणं नराणाम् । एकस्थयोरन्तरदायकाले मृत्युं वदेद् दुर्बलशालिनोस्तु

anyonyaṣaṣṭhāṣṭamapākabhuktau padacyutiṃ vā maraṇaṃ narāṇām | ekasthayorantaradāyakāle mṛtyuṃ vaded durbalaśālinostu

In the daśā and bhukti of ⟨two grahas⟩ that stand sixth and eighth from one another, ⟨declare⟩ fall from position, or the death of men. And when two stand in one and the same place, in the time of the antara-dāya one should declare death — ⟨that⟩ of the two which is possessed of weakness.

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  • About this edition: मरनं in the e-text; read मरणं. दुर्बलशालिनोः is a genitive dual and is kept dual in the Hindi, where English must choose an antecedent. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अन्योन्यषष्ठाष्टमपाकभुक्तौ पदच्युतिं वा मरणं; this sentence names मरनं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्रूरग्रहदशाकाले क्रूरस्यान्तर्दशागमे । मरणं तस्य जातस्य भविष्यति न संशयः

krūragrahadaśākāle krūrasyāntardaśāgame | maraṇaṃ tasya jātasya bhaviṣyati na saṃśayaḥ

In the time of the daśā of a malefic (krūra) graha, at the onset of the antardaśā of a malefic, the death of that native will come about — there is no doubt.

क्रूरराशिगताः पापाः शत्रुखेटनिरीक्षिताः । शत्रुखेचरसंयुक्तास्तद्दशायां मृतिर्भवेत्

krūrarāśigatāḥ pāpāḥ śatrukheṭanirīkṣitāḥ | śatrukhecarasaṃyuktāstaddaśāyāṃ mṛtirbhavet

Malefics placed in krūra ⟨cruel⟩ rāśis, aspected by inimical grahas and joined with inimical sky-goers — in their daśā death will occur.

दशाधिपस्य यः शत्रुस्तस्य भुक्त्यन्तरान्तरे । मृत्युकालो भवेन्नूनं पापखेटस्य निश्चयः

daśādhipasya yaḥ śatrustasya bhuktyantarāntare | mṛtyukālo bhavennūnaṃ pāpakheṭasya niścayaḥ

Whoever is the enemy of the lord of the daśā — within the interval of his bhukti and antara the time of death surely falls; ⟨this is⟩ certain in the case of a malefic graha.

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  • About this edition: नीश्चयः in the e-text; read निश्चयः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads निश्चयः; this sentence names नीश्चयः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वोच्चादिजन्यमशुभस्य दशाप्रवेशे भावादिजं फलमशोभनपाकमध्ये । दृष्ट्युद्भवं सकलपापवियच्चराणां पाकावसानसमये फलमाहुरार्याः

svoccādijanyamaśubhasya daśāpraveśe bhāvādijaṃ phalamaśobhanapākamadhye | dṛṣṭyudbhavaṃ sakalapāpaviyaccarāṇāṃ pākāvasānasamaye phalamāhurāryāḥ

At the entry into the daśā of an inauspicious ⟨graha⟩, ⟨the result⟩ born of its own exaltation and the rest ⟨its dignity⟩; in the middle of that unlovely daśā, the result born of the bhāva and the rest; at the time of the close of the daśā, ⟨the result⟩ arising from ⟨its⟩ aspect — thus the noble ones declare the results of all malefic sky-goers.

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  • About this edition: स्वोचादि = स्वोच्चादि; पाकावसानसभये = पाकावसानसमये. इष्टयुद्भवं is read as इष्ट-युज्-उद्भवम्, 'arising from ⟨its⟩ conjunction', on the strength of the parallel दृष्टसजातम् in v. 58; the compound is not certain and the Hindi leaves इष्टयुति untranslated. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्वोच्चादिजन्यमशुभस्य दशाप्रवेशे भावादिजं फलमशोभनपाकमध्ये । दृष्ट्युद्भवं सकलपापवियच्चराणां पाकावसानसमये; this sentence names पाकावसानसभये and इष्टयुद्भवं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पाकस्यादौ भावजन्यं शुभानां तत्तद्राशिस्थानजं पाकमध्ये । दायस्यान्ते दृष्टिसञ्जातमेवं सर्वे तारापाकभेदं वदन्ति

pākasyādau bhāvajanyaṃ śubhānāṃ tattadrāśisthānajaṃ pākamadhye | dāyasyānte dṛṣṭisañjātamevaṃ sarve tārāpākabhedaṃ vadanti

At the beginning of the daśā of benefics, ⟨the result⟩ born of the bhāva; in the middle of the daśā, that born of the respective rāśi in which ⟨the graha⟩ stands; at the end of the dāya, that born of aspect — thus do all declare the divisions of the tārā-daśā ⟨the nakṣatra daśā⟩.

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  • About this edition: दृष्टसजातम् is read as 'born of aspect and conjunction' (दृष्टि + सज्/युज्); the compound is compressed in the e-text.

अथ तरणिदशायां चौर्यमुच्चाटनाद्यैर्धनमनलचतुष्पात्पीडनं नेत्रतापम् । उदरदशनरोगः पुत्रदारैर्वियोगो गुरुजनपितृनाशो भृत्यगोवित्तहानिः

atha taraṇidaśāyāṃ cauryamuccāṭanādyairdhanamanalacatuṣpātpīḍanaṃ netratāpam | udaradaśanarogaḥ putradārairviyogo gurujanapitṛnāśo bhṛtyagovittahāniḥ

Now, in the daśā of the Sun (taraṇi): theft; ⟨the loss of⟩ wealth through uccāṭana and the like ⟨rites of sorcery⟩; affliction from fire and from four-footed ⟨beasts⟩; burning of the eyes; disease of the belly and of the teeth; separation from son and from wife; the death of elders and of the father; loss of servants, of cattle and of wealth.

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  • About this edition: मुचाटन in the e-text; read उच्चाटन. धनम् stands bare, with neither gain nor loss stated; ⟨loss of⟩ is supplied from the wholly adverse list around it and is bracketed accordingly. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चौर्यमुच्चाटनाद्यैर्धनमनलचतुष्पात्पीडनं; this sentence names मुचाटन, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दशा दशाहता मासाश्चैकस्थानं विना परे । एकस्थानं त्रिगुणितं दिनान्यन्तर्दशाक्रमः

daśā daśāhatā māsāścaikasthānaṃ vinā pare | ekasthānaṃ triguṇitaṃ dinānyantardaśākramaḥ

The ⟨years of one⟩ daśā multiplied by the ⟨years of the other⟩ daśā: the ⟨figures⟩ that remain, leaving aside the units place, are months; the units place multiplied by three ⟨gives⟩ days. This is the procedure of the antardaśā.

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  • About this edition: मासाश्व = मासाश्च. एकस्थान is the units place of the product in decimal notation. The rule is exact for a 120-year cycle: the antardaśā of a graha of A years within the daśā of a graha of D years is D×A/120 years = D×A/10 months, so the product's units digit is one tenth of a month, i.e. three days. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मासाश्चैकस्थानं; this sentence names मासाश्व, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

द्विजभूपतिशास्त्राद्यैर्धनप्राप्तिं मनोरुजम् । विदेशवनसञ्चारं भानोरन्तर्गते रवौ

dvijabhūpatiśāstrādyairdhanaprāptiṃ manorujam | videśavanasañcāraṃ bhānorantargate ravau

Gain of wealth through brāhmaṇas (dvija), kings, the ⟨sacred⟩ sciences and the like; affliction of mind; wandering in foreign lands and in forests — when the Sun ⟨himself⟩ is in the antardaśā within the Sun's daśā.

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  • About this edition: E-text reads भानोरन्तर्गते स्वौ; read स्वे — the Sun's own antardaśā. Verses 61–69 run the Vimśottarī order inside the Sun's daśā (Sun, Moon, Mars, Rāhu, Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury, Ketu, Venus), which fixes this opening term. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रवौ; this sentence names स्वौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बन्धुमित्रजनैरर्थं प्रमादं मित्रसज्जनैः । पाण्डुरोगादिसन्तापं चन्द्रे भानुदशान्तरे

bandhumitrajanairarthaṃ pramādaṃ mitrasajjanaiḥ | pāṇḍurogādisantāpaṃ candre bhānudaśāntare

Wealth through kinsmen and friends; mishap through friends and worthy men; distress from pāṇḍu-roga (the pallid disease) and the like — when the Moon ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within the Sun's daśā.

रत्नकाञ्चनवित्ताप्तिं राजस्नेहं शुभावहम् । पैत्यरोगादिसञ्चारं कुजे भानुदशान्तरे

ratnakāñcanavittāptiṃ rājasnehaṃ śubhāvaham | paityarogādisañcāraṃ kuje bhānudaśāntare

Gain of gems, gold and wealth; the king's affection, which brings auspiciousness; the spread of bilious (paitya) diseases and the like — when Mars ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within the Sun's daśā.

अकाले मृत्युसन्तापं बन्धुवर्गारिपीडनम् । पदच्युतिं मनोदुःखं रवेरन्तर्गतेऽप्यहौ

akāle mṛtyusantāpaṃ bandhuvargāripīḍanam | padacyutiṃ manoduḥkhaṃ raverantargate'pyahau

The grief of an untimely death; oppression from the circle of kinsmen and from enemies; fall from position; sorrow of mind — when Rāhu (the serpent) ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā of the Sun.

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  • About this edition: E-text reads बन्धुगर्गारिपीडनम्; rendered from बन्धुवर्गारि- (kinsfolk-circle + enemies), a one-akṣara reading (ग/व) that the parallel enumerations in this run support. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बन्धुवर्गारिपीडनम्; this sentence names बन्धुगर्गारिपीडनम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सर्वपूज्यं सुताद्वित्तं देवब्राह्मणपूजनम् । सत्कर्माचारसद्गोष्ठी रवेरन्तर्गते गुरौ

sarvapūjyaṃ sutādvittaṃ devabrāhmaṇapūjanam | satkarmācārasadgoṣṭhī raverantargate gurau

Honoured by all; wealth from sons; the worship of gods and brāhmaṇas; good works, good conduct and the company of the good — when Jupiter ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā of the Sun.

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  • About this edition: सद्रोष्टी read सद्गोष्ठी (good company); the same र/ग slip recurs at v. 90 (तद्रोष्ठी for तद्गोष्ठी). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सत्कर्माचारसद्गोष्ठी; this sentence names सद्रोष्टी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सर्वशत्रुत्वमालस्यं हीनवृत्तिं मनोरुजम् । राजचोरभयप्राप्तिं रवेरन्तर्गते शनौ

sarvaśatrutvamālasyaṃ hīnavṛttiṃ manorujam | rājacorabhayaprāptiṃ raverantargate śanau

Enmity with everyone; sloth; a mean livelihood; affliction of mind; the coming of fear from kings and thieves — when Saturn ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā of the Sun.

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  • About this edition: भनोरुजम् read मनोरुजम् (affliction of mind), as at v. 61. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मनोरुजम्; this sentence names भनोरुजम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बन्धुपीडां मनोदुःखं सन्नोत्साहं धनक्षयम् । किञ्चित्सुखमवाप्नोति रवेरन्तर्गते बुधे

bandhupīḍāṃ manoduḥkhaṃ sannotsāhaṃ dhanakṣayam | kiñcitsukhamavāpnoti raverantargate budhe

Affliction of kinsmen; sorrow of mind; enthusiasm sunk low; loss of wealth; ⟨yet⟩ he obtains some little happiness — when Mercury ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā of the Sun.

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  • About this edition: सन्नोस्साहं read सन्नोत्साहं; अवानोति read अवाप्नोति. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सन्नोत्साहं धनक्षयम् । किञ्चित्सुखमवाप्नोति; this sentence names सन्नोस्साहं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कण्ठरोगं मनस्तापं नेत्ररोगमथापि वा । अकालमृत्युमाप्नोति रवेरन्तर्गते ध्वजे

kaṇṭharogaṃ manastāpaṃ netrarogamathāpi vā | akālamṛtyumāpnoti raverantargate dhvaje

Disease of the throat, anguish of mind, or else disease of the eyes; he meets with untimely death — when Ketu (the flag) ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā of the Sun.

जले द्रव्याप्तिमायासं कुस्त्रीजननिषेवणम् । शुष्कसंवादमाप्नोति रवेरन्तर्गते भृगौ

jale dravyāptimāyāsaṃ kustrījananiṣevaṇam | śuṣkasaṃvādamāpnoti raverantargate bhṛgau

Gain of goods upon the water, and toil; the frequenting of base women; he meets with dry, fruitless disputes — when Venus ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā of the Sun.

दशादौ दिननाथस्य पितृरोगं धनक्षयम् । सर्वबाधाधरं मध्ये दशान्ते सुखमाप्नुयात्

daśādau dinanāthasya pitṛrogaṃ dhanakṣayam | sarvabādhādharaṃ madhye daśānte sukhamāpnuyāt

At the beginning of the daśā of the Lord of Day (the Sun): disease of the father and loss of wealth; in the middle, ⟨a time⟩ that carries obstruction of every kind; at the end of the daśā he obtains happiness.

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  • About this edition: सर्ववाधाधरं read सर्वबाधाधरं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सर्वबाधाधरं; this sentence names सर्ववाधाधरं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्वोच्चे नीचनवांशगस्य तरणेर्दायेऽपवादं भयं पुत्रस्त्रीपितृवर्गबन्धुमरणं कृष्यादिवित्तक्षयम् । नीचे तुङ्गनवांशगस्य च रवेः पाके नृपालश्रियं सौख्यं याति दशावसानसमये वित्तक्षयं वा मृतिम्

svocce nīcanavāṃśagasya taraṇerdāye'pavādaṃ bhayaṃ putrastrīpitṛvargabandhumaraṇaṃ kṛṣyādivittakṣayam | nīce tuṅganavāṃśagasya ca raveḥ pāke nṛpālaśriyaṃ saukhyaṃ yāti daśāvasānasamaye vittakṣayaṃ vā mṛtim

In the dāya (allotted daśā) of the Sun ⟨placed⟩ in his own exaltation but gone to a debilitated navāṃśa: calumny, fear, the death of son, wife, the father's circle and kinsmen, and loss of the wealth of agriculture and the like. But in the pāka of the Sun in debilitation and gone to an exalted navāṃśa, he attains royal fortune and comfort; at the time of the daśā's close, loss of wealth, or death.

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  • About this edition: Śārdūlavikrīḍita; two e-text slips are settled by the metre. Pāda 1 दये scans only as दाये (dāya = the allotted daśā span). Pāda 3 नृपालश्रुयं is unmetrical; नृपालाश्रयं (royal patronage) scans exactly and is adopted. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads तरणेर्दायेऽपवादं भयं पुत्रस्त्रीपितृवर्गबन्धुमरणं कृष्यादिवित्तक्षयम् । नीचे तुङ्गनवांशगस्य च रवेः पाके नृपालश्रियं; this sentence names नृपालश्रुयं and दये, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

हिमकिरणदशायां मन्त्रदेवद्विजाप्तिर्युवतिजनविभूतिः स्त्रीधनक्षेत्रसिद्धिः । कुसुमवसनभूषागन्धनानाधनाढ्यो भवति बलविरोधे चार्थहा वातरोगी

himakiraṇadaśāyāṃ mantradevadvijāptiryuvatijanavibhūtiḥ strīdhanakṣetrasiddhiḥ | kusumavasanabhūṣāgandhanānādhanāḍhyo bhavati balavirodhe cārthahā vātarogī

In the daśā of the cold-rayed one (the Moon): the winning of mantras, gods and brāhmaṇas; the splendour of young women; the securing of women, wealth and land. He grows rich in flowers, garments, ornaments, perfumes and wealth of many kinds; but where ⟨his⟩ strength is opposed he is a waster of wealth and afflicted with vāta disease.

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  • About this edition: Mālinī. Two places are corrupt and are marked with ⟨⟩ where a word had to be supplied: मन्त्रदिवद्विजाप्तिः does not scan and is rendered from मन्त्रि-देव-द्विज- (counsellors, gods, brāhmaṇas), the commonest triad in this genre; and गनाना in कुसुमवसनभूषागनानाधनाढ्यो is read गो + नाना (cattle and manifold wealth), still one syllable short of the metre. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मन्त्रदेवद्विजाप्तिर्युवतिजनविभूतिः स्त्रीधनक्षेत्रसिद्धिः । कुसुमवसनभूषागन्धनानाधनाढ्यो; this sentence names कुसुमवसनभूषागनानाधनाढ्यो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विद्यास्त्रीगीतवाद्येष्वभिरतिशमनं पट्टवस्त्रादिसिद्धिं सत्सङ्गं देहसौख्यं नृपसचिवचमूनायकैः पूज्यमानम् सत्कीर्तिं तीर्थयात्रां वितरति हिमगुः पुत्रमित्रैः प्रियं च । क्षोणीगोवाजिलाभं बहुजनविभवं स्वे दशान्तर्विपाके

vidyāstrīgītavādyeṣvabhiratiśamanaṃ paṭṭavastrādisiddhiṃ satsaṅgaṃ dehasaukhyaṃ nṛpasacivacamūnāyakaiḥ pūjyamānam satkīrtiṃ tīrthayātrāṃ vitarati himaguḥ putramitraiḥ priyaṃ ca | kṣoṇīgovājilābhaṃ bahujanavibhavaṃ sve daśāntarvipāke

The cold-rayed one (the Moon) bestows delight in learning, in women, in song and instrumental music; composure; the winning of silk garments and the like; the company of the good; ease of body; being honoured by kings, ministers and army-commanders; good fame; pilgrimage to holy fords; and affection from sons and friends; gain of land, cattle and horses, and eminence among many people — in ⟨the Moon's⟩ own antardaśā within ⟨its own⟩ daśā.

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  • About this edition: Sragdharā; the e-text prints the daṇḍa out of place. पुत्रामित्रैः is unmetrical — पुत्रमित्रैः (sons and friends) scans exactly and is adopted; the alternative division putra-amitraiḥ (sons and enemies) would not. अभिरतिशमनं is read as two items (delight … and composure); the compound as transmitted would say 'the quieting of delight', which the surrounding all-favourable list does not support. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads पट्टवस्त्रादिसिद्धिं सत्सङ्गं देहसौख्यं नृपसचिवचमूनायकैः पूज्यमानम् सत्कीर्तिं तीर्थयात्रां वितरति हिमगुः पुत्रमित्रैः; this sentence names पुत्रामित्रैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

रोगं विरोधबुद्धिं च स्थाननाशं धनक्षयम् । मित्रभ्रातृवशात् क्लेशं चन्द्रस्यान्तर्गते कुजे

rogaṃ virodhabuddhiṃ ca sthānanāśaṃ dhanakṣayam | mitrabhrātṛvaśāt kleśaṃ candrasyāntargate kuje

Disease; a mind bent on quarrel; loss of position; loss of wealth; distress on account of friends and brothers — when Mars ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā of the Moon.

रिपुरोगभयात् क्लेशं बन्धुनाशं धनक्षयम् । न किंचित्सुखमाप्नोति राहौ चन्द्रदशान्तरे

ripurogabhayāt kleśaṃ bandhunāśaṃ dhanakṣayam | na kiṃcitsukhamāpnoti rāhau candradaśāntare

Distress from enemies, disease and fear; loss of kinsmen; loss of wealth; he obtains not the least happiness — when Rāhu ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within the Moon's daśā.

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  • About this edition: धनक्षयवम् read धनक्षयम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धनक्षयम्; this sentence names धनक्षयवम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

यानादिविविधार्थाप्तिं वस्त्राभरणसम्पदः । यत्नात् कार्यमवाप्नोति जीवे चन्द्रदशान्तरे

yānādivividhārthāptiṃ vastrābharaṇasampadaḥ | yatnāt kāryamavāpnoti jīve candradaśāntare

Gain of conveyances and goods of many kinds; wealth of clothes and ornaments; by effort he accomplishes his undertaking — when Jupiter ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within the Moon's daśā.

मातृपीडा मनोदुःखं वातपैत्त्यादिपीडनम् । स्तब्धवागरिसंवादं शनौ चन्द्रदशान्तरे

mātṛpīḍā manoduḥkhaṃ vātapaittyādipīḍanam | stabdhavāgarisaṃvādaṃ śanau candradaśāntare

Affliction of the mother; sorrow of mind; affliction from vāta, pitta and the like; stiffened speech and altercation with enemies — when Saturn ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within the Moon's daśā.

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  • About this edition: स्तब्धवाक् is left at its literal weight (speech grown stiff/blocked); it also carries the sense 'haughty speech', which the Hindi स्तब्ध वाणी keeps open and the English cannot.

मातृवर्गाद्धनप्राप्तिं विद्वज्जनसमाश्रयम् । वस्त्रभूषणसम्प्राप्तिं बुधे चन्द्रदशान्तरे

mātṛvargāddhanaprāptiṃ vidvajjanasamāśrayam | vastrabhūṣaṇasamprāptiṃ budhe candradaśāntare

Gain of wealth from the mother's circle; recourse to learned men; the getting of clothes and ornaments — when Mercury ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within the Moon's daśā.

स्त्रीरोगं बन्धुनाशं च कुक्षिरोगादिपीडनम् । द्रव्यनाशमवाप्नोति केतौ चन्द्रदशान्तरे

strīrogaṃ bandhunāśaṃ ca kukṣirogādipīḍanam | dravyanāśamavāpnoti ketau candradaśāntare

Disease of women; loss of kinsmen; affliction from disease of the belly and the like; he suffers destruction of his goods — when Ketu ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within the Moon's daśā.

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  • About this edition: स्त्रीरोगं is two-way — the wife's illness, or illness arising from women; the Hindi स्त्रीरोग holds both, the English had to choose and takes the wider reading.

स्त्रीधनं कृषिपश्वादिजलवस्त्रागमं सुखम् । मातृरोगमवाप्नोति भृगौ चन्द्रदशान्तरे

strīdhanaṃ kṛṣipaśvādijalavastrāgamaṃ sukham | mātṛrogamavāpnoti bhṛgau candradaśāntare

The wife's wealth (strīdhana); income from agriculture, cattle and the like, from water and from cloth; happiness; ⟨but⟩ he meets with disease of the mother — when Venus ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within the Moon's daśā.

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  • About this edition: मातृरोगभवाप्नोति read मातृरोगमवाप्नोति. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्त्रीधनं कृषिपश्वादिजलवस्त्रागमं सुखम् । मातृरोगमवाप्नोति; this sentence names मातृरोगभवाप्नोति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नृपप्रायकमैश्वर्यं व्याधिनाशं रिपुक्षयम् । सौख्यं शुभमवाप्नोति रवौ चन्द्रदशान्तरे

nṛpaprāyakamaiśvaryaṃ vyādhināśaṃ ripukṣayam | saukhyaṃ śubhamavāpnoti ravau candradaśāntare

Lordship ⟨such as⟩ befits a king; the destruction of disease; the ruin of enemies; he obtains comfort and auspicious ⟨fruit⟩ — when the Sun ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within the Moon's daśā.

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  • About this edition: नृपप्रायकमैश्च्वर्यं is uncertain: read नृपप्रायकम् ऐश्वर्यं ('lordship all but royal'). नृपप्रसादम् ऐश्वर्यं (the king's favour, and lordship) scans equally well; the rendering keeps the weaker, transmitted claim rather than the stronger emended one. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नृपप्रायकमैश्वर्यं; this sentence names नृपप्रायकमैश्च्वर्यं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

आदौ भावफलं मध्ये राशिस्थानफलं विदुः । पाकावसानसमये चाङ्गजं दृष्टिजं फलम्

ādau bhāvaphalaṃ madhye rāśisthānaphalaṃ viduḥ | pākāvasānasamaye cāṅgajaṃ dṛṣṭijaṃ phalam

At the beginning ⟨of a daśā⟩ they know the fruit to be that of the bhāva (house); in the middle, the fruit of the rāśi-place ⟨occupied⟩; and at the time of the pāka's close, the fruit born of the ⟨graha's own⟩ body and of its dṛṣṭi (aspect).

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  • About this edition: The chapter's governing rule, set between the Moon's antardaśās and Mars's. दृष्तिजं read दृष्टिजं. अङ्गजं is kept as transmitted ('born of the body'); अंशजं (born of the navāṃśa) would complete a bhāva/rāśi/aṃśa triad and is what one expects here, but it is not what this witness reads and it has not been emended. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दृष्टिजं; this sentence names दृष्तिजं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पाके भूमिसुतस्य शस्त्रहुतभुग्भूवाहनाद्यैर्धनं भैषज्यान्नपञ्चनैश्च विविधैः क्रौर्यैर्धनस्थानगमम् । पित्तासृग्ज्वरपीडनं तु सततं नीचाङ्गनासेवनं विद्वेषं सुतदारबन्धुगुरुभिर्दुष्टान्नभोगं विदुः

pāke bhūmisutasya śastrahutabhugbhūvāhanādyairdhanaṃ bhaiṣajyānnapañcanaiśca vividhaiḥ krauryairdhanasthānagamam | pittāsṛgjvarapīḍanaṃ tu satataṃ nīcāṅganāsevanaṃ vidveṣaṃ sutadārabandhugurubhirduṣṭānnabhogaṃ viduḥ

In the pāka of the Earth's son (Mars): wealth through weapons, fire, land, vehicles and the like; and through medicines and the cooking of food, and by cruelties of many kinds, the reaching of a place of wealth; but constant affliction from pitta, from blood and from fever; the frequenting of low women; hatred from sons, wife, kinsmen and elders; and the eating of foul food — thus they declare.

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  • About this edition: Śārdūlavikrīḍita, but pādas 1–2 as transmitted are metrically defective (pāda 1 is a syllable short) and cannot be restored from this witness alone; the sense is rendered from the transmitted words. घनं read धनं (wealth); भैषज्यान्नपञ्चनैः read भैषज्यान्नपचनैः (medicine and the cooking of food) — पञ्चनैः is not a word, and Mars's fire-crafts (physic, cookery) fit the list. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शस्त्रहुतभुग्भूवाहनाद्यैर्धनं; this sentence names घनं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उष्णाधिक्यं सुहृद्द्वेषं मातृपीडां नृपाद्भयम् । सर्वकार्यार्थनाशं च कुजे कुजदशान्तरे

uṣṇādhikyaṃ suhṛddveṣaṃ mātṛpīḍāṃ nṛpādbhayam | sarvakāryārthanāśaṃ ca kuje kujadaśāntare

Excess of heat ⟨in the body⟩; hatred of friends; affliction of the mother; fear from the king; and the ruin of all undertakings and of wealth — when Mars ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within Mars's own daśā.

नृपचोरादिभीतिञ्च धनधान्यादिनाशनम् । दुष्टकर्मादिसंसिद्धि राहौ कुजदशान्तरे

nṛpacorādibhītiñca dhanadhānyādināśanam | duṣṭakarmādisaṃsiddhi rāhau kujadaśāntare

Fear from kings, thieves and the like; the destruction of wealth, grain and the rest; success in wicked deeds and such — when Rāhu ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within Mars's daśā.

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  • About this edition: धनधान्या दनाशनम् read धनधान्यादिनाशनम् (a word-break slip in the e-text). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धनधान्यादिनाशनम्; this sentence names दनाशनम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

द्विजमूलाद्धनप्राप्तिं भूलाभं च निरामयम् । सम्पूजनंजयं सौख्यं गुरौ कुजदशान्तरे

dvijamūlāddhanaprāptiṃ bhūlābhaṃ ca nirāmayam | sampūjanaṃjayaṃ saukhyaṃ gurau kujadaśāntare

Gain of wealth having brāhmaṇas as its source; acquisition of land; freedom from disease; honour, victory and comfort — when Jupiter ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within Mars's daśā.

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  • About this edition: धनपाप्तिं read धनप्राप्तिं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads द्विजमूलाद्धनप्राप्तिं; this sentence names धनपाप्तिं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बहुदुःखाकरव्याधिमरिचोरनृपैर्भयम् । धनक्षयमवाप्नोति शनौ भौमदशान्तरे

bahuduḥkhākaravyādhimaricoranṛpairbhayam | dhanakṣayamavāpnoti śanau bhaumadaśāntare

He meets with disease that is a mine of much suffering, fear from enemies, thieves and kings, and loss of wealth — when Saturn ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within Bhauma's (Mars's) daśā.

वैश्यवर्गाद्धनप्राप्तिं गृहगोधान्यसम्पदः । शत्रुबाधां मनःक्लेशं बुधे कुजदशान्तरे

vaiśyavargāddhanaprāptiṃ gṛhagodhānyasampadaḥ | śatrubādhāṃ manaḥkleśaṃ budhe kujadaśāntare

Gain of wealth from the vaiśya class; wealth of house, cattle and grain; harassment by enemies; distress of mind — when Mercury ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within Mars's daśā.

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  • About this edition: मनक्लेशं read मनःक्लेशं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मनःक्लेशं; this sentence names मनक्लेशं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कुक्षिरोगेण सन्तापं बन्धुसोदरपीडनम् । दुष्टमानवशत्रुत्वं केतौ कुजदशान्तरे

kukṣirogeṇa santāpaṃ bandhusodarapīḍanam | duṣṭamānavaśatrutvaṃ ketau kujadaśāntare

Distress from disease of the belly; affliction of kinsmen and of brothers born of the same womb; enmity with wicked men — when Ketu ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within Mars's daśā.

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  • About this edition: दुष्टमानष- read दुष्टमानुष- (wicked men). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दुष्टमानवशत्रुत्वं; this sentence names दुष्टमानष, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कलत्रभूषणं वस्त्रं बन्धुवर्गाद्धनागमम् । स्त्रीजनद्वेष्यतद्गोष्ठीं शुक्रे भौमदशान्तरे

kalatrabhūṣaṇaṃ vastraṃ bandhuvargāddhanāgamam | strījanadveṣyatadgoṣṭhīṃ śukre bhaumadaśāntare

Ornaments and clothing ⟨through⟩ the wife; income of wealth from the circle of kinsmen; ⟨but⟩ he is an object of dislike to womenfolk and to their company — when Venus ⟨is⟩ in the antardaśā within Bhauma's (Mars's) daśā.

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  • About this edition: स्त्रीजन्द्वेष्यतद्रोष्ठी read स्त्रीजनद्वेष्य-तद्गोष्ठी (as at v. 65, र for ग); the anuṣṭubh admits equally स्त्रीजनद्वेष्यता गोष्ठी. Either way the verse pairs gain through the wife with dislike among women, and the rendering keeps that contrast rather than smoothing it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्त्रीजनद्वेष्यतद्गोष्ठीं शुक्रे भौमदशान्तरे; this sentence names स्त्रीजन्द्वेष्यतद्रोष्ठी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अपवादं गुरुद्वेषं कलहं व्याधिपीडनम् । आत्मवर्गान्मनोदुःखं रवौ भौमदशान्तरे

apavādaṃ gurudveṣaṃ kalahaṃ vyādhipīḍanam | ātmavargānmanoduḥkhaṃ ravau bhaumadaśāntare

Calumny, hatred toward elders ⟨guru⟩, quarrel, affliction by disease, and grief of mind from ⟨the native's⟩ own kinsfolk — in the Sun's antardaśā within the daśā of Mars ⟨bhauma⟩.

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  • About this edition: The locative graha names the antardaśā lord and X-daśāntare the mahādaśā; verse 96 (rāhau rāhudaśāntare) fixes the construction for the whole run. gurudveṣa is taken as hostility toward/from elders, not toward the graha Jupiter.

नानावित्तसुखं वस्त्रमुक्तामणिविभूषणम् । निद्रालस्यमथोद्वेगं चन्द्रे भौमदशान्तरे

nānāvittasukhaṃ vastramuktāmaṇivibhūṣaṇam | nidrālasyamathodvegaṃ candre bhaumadaśāntare

Wealth and happiness of many kinds; garments and ornaments of pearl and gem; and ⟨also⟩ sleepiness, sloth, then agitation — in the Moon's antardaśā within the daśā of Mars ⟨bhauma⟩.

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  • About this edition: The e-text reads nāmāvittasukhaṃ; sense and metre want nāmavittasukhaṃ, 'fame, wealth and happiness'. Rendered on that reading. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नानावित्तसुखं; this sentence names nāmāvittasukhaṃ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भूनन्दनस्य पाकादौ मानहानिर्धनक्षयः । मध्ये नृपाग्निचोराद्यैर्भीतिश्चान्ते तथा भवेत्

bhūnandanasya pākādau mānahānirdhanakṣayaḥ | madhye nṛpāgnicorādyairbhītiścānte tathā bhavet

At the beginning of the daśā of Mars ⟨bhūnandana, the Earth's son⟩, loss of honour and destruction of wealth; in the middle, fear from king, fire, thieves and the like; and at the end likewise it shall be.

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  • About this edition: e-text coradyaiḥ for corādyaiḥ, tatha for tathā.

उच्चस्थितस्य धरणीतनयस्य पाके नीचांशगस्य मरणं सुतसोदराणाम् । नीचे तु तुङ्गभवनांशगतस्य दाये कृष्यादिभूमिधनधान्यसुखं वदन्ति

uccasthitasya dharaṇītanayasya pāke nīcāṃśagasya maraṇaṃ sutasodarāṇām | nīce tu tuṅgabhavanāṃśagatasya dāye kṛṣyādibhūmidhanadhānyasukhaṃ vadanti

In the daśā of Mars ⟨dharaṇītanaya⟩ standing exalted but gone to a debilitation navāṃśa — the death of sons and brothers. But when he is debilitated and has gone to the navāṃśa of his exaltation sign, in his dāya ⟨daśā⟩ they declare land, wealth, grain and happiness through agriculture and the like.

सौख्यादिवित्तस्थितिनाशनं च कलत्रपुत्रादिवियोगदुःखम् । अतीव रोगं परदेशवासं विवादबुद्धिं कुरुते फणीशः

saukhyādivittasthitināśanaṃ ca kalatraputrādiviyogaduḥkham | atīva rogaṃ paradeśavāsaṃ vivādabuddhiṃ kurute phaṇīśaḥ

Destruction of happiness and the rest, of wealth and of standing; the sorrow of separation from wife, children and the rest; disease in the extreme, dwelling in a foreign land, and a disputatious mind — this Rāhu ⟨phaṇīśa, lord of serpents⟩ brings about.

जायारोगं विवादं च बुद्धिनाशं धनक्षयम् । दूरदेशाटनं दुःखं राहौ राहुदशान्तरे

jāyārogaṃ vivādaṃ ca buddhināśaṃ dhanakṣayam | dūradeśāṭanaṃ duḥkhaṃ rāhau rāhudaśāntare

Illness of the wife, dispute, ruin of the understanding, destruction of wealth, wandering to distant lands, and sorrow — in Rāhu's antardaśā within the daśā of Rāhu.

व्याधिशत्रुविनाशं च राजप्रीतिं धनागमम् । पुत्रलाभं तथोत्साहं गुरौ राहुदशान्तरे

vyādhiśatruvināśaṃ ca rājaprītiṃ dhanāgamam | putralābhaṃ tathotsāhaṃ gurau rāhudaśāntare

Destruction of disease and of enemies, the king's favour, income of wealth, the gain of a son, and likewise enthusiasm — in Jupiter's ⟨guru⟩ antardaśā within the daśā of Rāhu.

वातपित्तकृतं रोगं बन्धुमित्रादिपीडनम् । दूरदेशनिवासं च शनौ राहुदशान्तरे

vātapittakṛtaṃ rogaṃ bandhumitrādipīḍanam | dūradeśanivāsaṃ ca śanau rāhudaśāntare

Disease produced by vāta and pitta, affliction to kinsmen, friends and the rest, and residence in a distant land — in Saturn's ⟨śani⟩ antardaśā within the daśā of Rāhu.

मित्रबन्धुकलत्रादिसंयोगं च धनागमम् । राजप्रीतिमवाप्नोति बुधे राहुदशान्तरे

mitrabandhukalatrādisaṃyogaṃ ca dhanāgamam | rājaprītimavāpnoti budhe rāhudaśāntare

Union with friends, kinsmen, wife and the rest, income of wealth, and the king's favour he obtains — in Mercury's ⟨budha⟩ antardaśā within the daśā of Rāhu.

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  • About this edition: rājaprītibhavāpnoti stands for -m avāpnoti; the same b-for-m substitution recurs at 100, 111 and 118 in this e-text and is treated as orthographic throughout. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads राजप्रीतिमवाप्नोति; this sentence names rājaprītibhavāpnoti, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

चौर्यं च मानहानिं च पुत्रनाशं पशुक्षयम् । सर्वोपद्रवमाप्नोति केतौ राहुदशान्तरे

cauryaṃ ca mānahāniṃ ca putranāśaṃ paśukṣayam | sarvopadravamāpnoti ketau rāhudaśāntare

Theft, loss of honour, the death of a son, loss of cattle; and he meets with calamity of every kind — in Ketu's antardaśā within the daśā of Rāhu.

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  • About this edition: cauryam is left as 'theft' without deciding whether the native steals or is stolen from; the Sanskrit does not say.

विदेशाद्वाहनप्राप्तिश्छत्रचामरसम्पदः । रोगारिबन्धुभीतिः स्यात् शुक्रे राहुदशान्तरे

videśādvāhanaprāptiśchatracāmarasampadaḥ | rogāribandhubhītiḥ syāt śukre rāhudaśāntare

Gain of a vehicle from abroad, the wealth of parasol and chowrie; ⟨but⟩ there will be fear from disease, from enemies and from kinsmen — in Venus's ⟨śukra⟩ antardaśā within the daśā of Rāhu.

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  • About this edition: e-text prāpniḥ for prāptiḥ, and chātra- ('pupil') for chatra- ('parasol'), the standard pair with cāmara; rendered as chatra. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विदेशाद्वाहनप्राप्तिश्छत्रचामरसम्पदः; this sentence names chātra, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दानधर्मरतिः प्रीतिः सर्वोपद्रवनाशनम् । संसाररोगसञ्चारो रवौ राहुदशान्तरे

dānadharmaratiḥ prītiḥ sarvopadravanāśanam | saṃsārarogasañcāro ravau rāhudaśāntare

Delight in giving and in dharma, affection, the destruction of all calamities; ⟨and⟩ the coursing of the disease of saṃsāra ⟨worldly existence⟩ — in the Sun's antardaśā within the daśā of Rāhu.

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  • About this edition: saṃsāraroga-sañcāra taken as one compound. It can also be split into separate items — household affairs, disease, moving about — which would fit the list-style of the surrounding verses; the compound reading is kept because the Hindi holds both.

भोगसम्पद्भवेन्नित्यं सस्यवृद्धिर्धनागमः । स्वबन्धुजनसंवादश्चन्द्रे राहुदशान्तरे

bhogasampadbhavennityaṃ sasyavṛddhirdhanāgamaḥ | svabandhujanasaṃvādaścandre rāhudaśāntare

There is constant abundance of enjoyments, increase of crops, income of wealth, and concord with one's own kinsfolk — in the Moon's antardaśā within the daśā of Rāhu.

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  • About this edition: e-text dharnāgamaḥ for dhanāgamaḥ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सस्यवृद्धिर्धनागमः; this sentence names dharnāgamaḥ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सर्वोपद्रवसंयोगः सर्वकार्येषु मूढता । चित्तविस्मृतिदोषः स्यात् कुजे राहुदशान्तरे

sarvopadravasaṃyogaḥ sarvakāryeṣu mūḍhatā | cittavismṛtidoṣaḥ syāt kuje rāhudaśāntare

Encounter with calamity of every kind, stupefaction in all undertakings, and the fault of forgetfulness of mind — in Mars's ⟨kuja⟩ antardaśā within the daśā of Rāhu.

कुलीरगोमेषयुतस्य राहोर्दशाविपाके धनधान्यलाभम् । विद्याविनोदं नृपमाननं च कलत्रभृत्यादिसुखं वदन्ति

kulīragomeṣayutasya rāhordaśāvipāke dhanadhānyalābham | vidyāvinodaṃ nṛpamānanaṃ ca kalatrabhṛtyādisukhaṃ vadanti

Of Rāhu joined with Cancer ⟨kulīra⟩, Taurus ⟨go⟩ or Aries ⟨meṣa⟩, in the ripening of his daśā they declare the gain of wealth and grain, the pleasure of learning, honour from the king, and the happiness of wife, servants and the like.

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  • About this edition: kulīra = Cancer on the Greek-derived rāśi list this text uses (cf. pāthona at 106). [2026-09-23: The pāthona verse is now 107, not 106. The reference was written before the renumbering of 2026-09-09, and as it stands it points at this verse itself.]

पाथोनमीनाश्वयुतस्य राहोर्दशाविपाके सुतदारलाभम् । देशाधिपत्यं नरवाहनं च दशावसाने सकलं विनाशम्

pāthonamīnāśvayutasya rāhordaśāvipāke sutadāralābham | deśādhipatyaṃ naravāhanaṃ ca daśāvasāne sakalaṃ vināśam

Of Rāhu joined with Virgo ⟨pāthona⟩, Pisces ⟨mīna⟩ or the horse-sign ⟨aśva⟩, in the ripening of his daśā, gain of sons and wife, lordship of a country and a man-borne conveyance; and at the close of the daśā, the ruin of it all.

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  • About this edition: aśva is left as 'the horse-sign' and NOT resolved: the horse-figured rāśi is normally Sagittarius (dhanus/taukṣika), but this text nowhere else calls it aśva, and 105-107 already overlap in the signs they list, so the e-text may be corrupt here. e-text rāhiḥ for rāhoḥ, daśāvipake for daśāvipāke. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads राहोर्दशाविपाके; this sentence names daśāvipake, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मृगपतिवृषकन्याकर्कटस्थस्य राहोर्भवति च परिपाके राजतुल्यो नृपो वा । गजतुरगचमूपः सर्वजीवोपकारी बहुधनसुखशीलः पुत्रदारानुरक्तः

mṛgapativṛṣakanyākarkaṭasthasya rāhorbhavati ca paripāke rājatulyo nṛpo vā | gajaturagacamūpaḥ sarvajīvopakārī bahudhanasukhaśīlaḥ putradārānuraktaḥ

Of Rāhu standing in Leo ⟨mṛgapati⟩, Taurus, Virgo or Cancer, at the full ripening ⟨of his daśā the native⟩ becomes the equal of a king, or a king himself: commander of a host of elephants and horses, a benefactor of all living beings, of much wealth, ease and good character, devoted to his sons and wife.

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  • About this edition: e-text rāhorrbhavati for rāhoḥ bhavati. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads राहोर्भवति; this sentence names rāhorrbhavati, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दशादौ दुःखमाप्नोति दशामध्ये महत्सुखम् । दशान्ते फणिनाथस्य पितृनाशं पदच्युतिम्

daśādau duḥkhamāpnoti daśāmadhye mahatsukham | daśānte phaṇināthasya pitṛnāśaṃ padacyutim

At the beginning of the daśā he meets with sorrow, in the middle of the daśā great happiness; and at the end of the daśā of Rāhu ⟨phaṇinātha, lord of serpents⟩, the death of the father and fall from position.

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  • About this edition: e-text daśāmdhye for daśāmadhye, dśānte for daśānte. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दशामध्ये महत्सुखम् । दशान्ते; this sentence names daśāmdhye and dśānte, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्थानप्राप्तिं वित्तयानाम्बराप्तिं राजस्नेहं चित्तशुद्धिं विभूतिम् । ज्ञानाचारं पुत्रदारादिलाभं देवाचार्यः स्वे विपाके करोति

sthānaprāptiṃ vittayānāmbarāptiṃ rājasnehaṃ cittaśuddhiṃ vibhūtim | jñānācāraṃ putradārādilābhaṃ devācāryaḥ sve vipāke karoti

Attainment of position; gain of wealth, vehicles and clothing; the king's affection, purity of mind, and prosperity ⟨vibhūti⟩; knowledge and right conduct, and the gain of sons, wife and the rest — this Jupiter ⟨devācārya, preceptor of the gods⟩ brings about in his own daśā.

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  • About this edition: e-text vibhūktim; read vibhūtim, 'prosperity, splendour'. This verse gives Jupiter's mahādaśā as a whole; 110 onward give the antardaśās within it. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads चित्तशुद्धिं विभूतिम्; this sentence names vibhūktim, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नृपप्रीतिं तथोत्साहं सर्वकार्यार्थसाधनम् । विद्याविज्ञानमाप्नोति गुरौ गुरुदशान्तरे

nṛpaprītiṃ tathotsāhaṃ sarvakāryārthasādhanam | vidyāvijñānamāpnoti gurau gurudaśāntare

The king's favour, likewise enthusiasm, the accomplishment of the object of every undertaking, learning and discernment he obtains — in Jupiter's antardaśā within the daśā of Jupiter.

द्वेषबुद्धिं मनस्तापं पुत्रमूलाद्धनव्ययम् । कर्मनाशमवाप्नोति शनौ जीवदशान्तरे

dveṣabuddhiṃ manastāpaṃ putramūlāddhanavyayam | karmanāśamavāpnoti śanau jīvadaśāntare

A mind bent on hatred, anguish of mind, expenditure of wealth on account of a son, and the ruin of his work he meets with — in Saturn's antardaśā within the daśā of Jupiter ⟨jīva⟩.

वैश्यवर्गेण वित्ताप्तिं राजस्नेहं सुखावहम् । सत्कर्माचारसिद्धिं च बुधे जीवदशान्तरे

vaiśyavargeṇa vittāptiṃ rājasnehaṃ sukhāvaham | satkarmācārasiddhiṃ ca budhe jīvadaśāntare

Gain of wealth through the vaiśya class, the king's affection, which brings happiness, and success in the practice of good works — in Mercury's antardaśā within the daśā of Jupiter ⟨jīva⟩.

मुक्ताप्रवालभूषाप्तिस्तीर्थयात्रा धनायतिः । गुरुभूपवशादाप्तिः केतौ जीवदशान्तरे

muktāpravālabhūṣāptistīrthayātrā dhanāyatiḥ | gurubhūpavaśādāptiḥ ketau jīvadaśāntare

Acquisition of ornaments of pearl and coral, pilgrimage to holy fords, increase of wealth, and gain through the power of a guru and of the king — in Ketu's antardaśā within the daśā of Jupiter ⟨jīva⟩.

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  • About this edition: guru here is the human preceptor, not the graha; the graha is named jīva in the same line.

वाहनादिधनप्राप्तिः छत्रचामरवैभवम् । स्त्रीपीडा जनविद्वेषो भृगौ जीवदशान्तरे

vāhanādidhanaprāptiḥ chatracāmaravaibhavam | strīpīḍā janavidveṣo bhṛgau jīvadaśāntare

Gain of vehicles and other wealth, the grandeur of parasol and chowrie; ⟨but⟩ affliction on account of women and the hatred of people — in Venus's ⟨bhṛgu⟩ antardaśā within the daśā of Jupiter ⟨jīva⟩.

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  • About this edition: strīpīḍā is two-way — affliction TO women (the wife) or affliction FROM them. English has to lean one way; the Hindi keeps the compound and so keeps both.

शत्रुनाशं जयं सौख्यं चित्तोत्साहं धनागमम् । राजप्रसादमारोग्यं रवौ जीवदशान्तरे

śatrunāśaṃ jayaṃ saukhyaṃ cittotsāhaṃ dhanāgamam | rājaprasādamārogyaṃ ravau jīvadaśāntare

Destruction of enemies, victory, happiness, enthusiasm of mind, income of wealth, the king's grace, and freedom from disease — in the Sun's antardaśā within the daśā of Jupiter ⟨jīva⟩.

स्त्रीकृतोत्साहमैश्वर्यं राजप्रीतिः सुखावहम् । दिव्यवस्त्रविभूषाप्तिं चन्द्रे जीवदशान्तरे

strīkṛtotsāhamaiśvaryaṃ rājaprītiḥ sukhāvaham | divyavastravibhūṣāptiṃ candre jīvadaśāntare

Enthusiasm aroused by women, lordship ⟨aiśvarya⟩, the king's favour, which brings happiness, and the gain of splendid garments and ornaments — in the Moon's antardaśā within the daśā of Jupiter ⟨jīva⟩.

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  • About this edition: e-text aiścarya for aiśvarya. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads स्त्रीकृतोत्साहमैश्वर्यं; this sentence names aiścarya, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कर्मनाशं च सञ्चारं ज्वरतापं महद्भयम् । धननाशं निरुत्साहं कुजे जीवदशान्तरे

karmanāśaṃ ca sañcāraṃ jvaratāpaṃ mahadbhayam | dhananāśaṃ nirutsāhaṃ kuje jīvadaśāntare

Ruin of his work, wandering about, the burning of fever, great fear, loss of wealth, and want of enthusiasm — in Mars's ⟨kuja⟩ antardaśā within the daśā of Jupiter ⟨jīva⟩.

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  • About this edition: vananāśaṃ 'destruction of woodland' is what stands in the e-text and is what is rendered. The graphically close dhananāśaṃ 'destruction of wealth' would suit the list better, but no witness for it is in hand. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads धननाशं; this sentence names vananāśaṃ, 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: A witness for धननाशं is now in hand, and it is the page. Sastri's Mysore 1933 vol. 2 (jp-sastri-2) p.445 line 21 and Kapileśvara's 1953 (jp-kapileshvara-1953) p.570 line 24 both set धननाशं, read by eye at about 1.6x and 2.3x native; the 1953 leaf sets the same ध two lines below, in धनच्छेदम्, as a control. The e-text's vananāśaṃ was a v/dh slip of the unproofread transcription.]

सर्वक्लेशभयं रोगं सर्वोपद्रवकारणम् । धनच्छेदमवाप्नोति राहौ जीवदशान्तरे

sarvakleśabhayaṃ rogaṃ sarvopadravakāraṇam | dhanacchedamavāpnoti rāhau jīvadaśāntare

Fear of every kind of affliction, disease, the cause of all calamities, and the cutting off of wealth he meets with — in Rāhu's antardaśā within the daśā of Jupiter ⟨jīva⟩.

नीचांशोपगतः स्वतुङ्गभवने जीवस्य पाके भयं चोरारातिनृपैः कलत्रतनयद्वेषं करोत्यश्रियम् । नीचे तुङ्गनवांशको यदि महाराजप्रसादं सुखं विद्याबुद्धियशोधनादिविभवं देशाधिपत्यं तु वा

nīcāṃśopagataḥ svatuṅgabhavane jīvasya pāke bhayaṃ corārātinṛpaiḥ kalatratanayadveṣaṃ karotyaśriyam | nīce tuṅganavāṃśako yadi mahārājaprasādaṃ sukhaṃ vidyābuddhiyaśodhanādivibhavaṃ deśādhipatyaṃ tu vā

⟨Jupiter⟩ standing in his own exaltation sign but gone to a debilitation navāṃśa makes, in the daśā of Jupiter ⟨jīva⟩, fear from thieves, enemies and kings, enmity with wife and children, and want of fortune. But if, debilitated, his navāṃśa is of exaltation, ⟨then⟩ the grace of a great king, happiness, the splendour of learning, intellect, fame, wealth and the rest — or else lordship of a country.

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  • About this edition: The same exalted-in-sign / debilitated-in-navāṃśa rule given for Mars at 94, now for Jupiter. aśriyam is rendered at its weight, 'want of fortune', not softened.

शनेर्दशायामजगर्दभोष्ट्रवृद्धाङ्गनापक्षिकुधान्यलाभम् । श्रेणीपुरग्रामजनाधिकाराद्धनं वदेन्नीचकुलाधिपत्यम्

śanerdaśāyāmajagardabhoṣṭravṛddhāṅganāpakṣikudhānyalābham | śreṇīpuragrāmajanādhikārāddhanaṃ vadennīcakulādhipatyam

In the daśā of Saturn ⟨śani⟩: gain of goats, asses, camels, aged women, birds and coarse grain; wealth from authority over a guild ⟨śreṇī⟩, town, village and people; and one should declare lordship over a low-born clan.

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  • About this edition: e-text oṣdra for uṣṭra, kṣeṇī for kṣoṇī, nica for nīca. nīcakulādhipatyam is rendered as it stands. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शनेर्दशायामजगर्दभोष्ट्रवृद्धाङ्गनापक्षिकुधान्यलाभम् । श्रेणीपुरग्रामजनाधिकाराद्धनं वदेन्नीचकुलाधिपत्यम्; this sentence names oṣdra and kṣeṇī, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

क्लेशादिभिर्व्याधिनिपीडनं च मात्सर्यमानैर्बहुशोकतापम् । भूपालचोरैर्धनधान्यनाशं करोति मन्दः स्वदशापहारे

kleśādibhirvyādhinipīḍanaṃ ca mātsaryamānairbahuśokatāpam | bhūpālacorairdhanadhānyanāśaṃ karoti mandaḥ svadaśāpahāre

Saturn (manda), in the antardaśā ⟨falling⟩ within his own daśā, produces torment by disease together with afflictions and the like, much grief and burning through envy and arrogance, and the destruction of wealth and grain at the hands of kings and thieves.

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  • About this edition: मार्सर्यमानैः is corrupt; read मात्सर्यमानैः (mātsarya-mānaiḥ), 'through envy and pride' — both metre and sense require it.

रवितनयदशायां स्वापहारे विरोधं नरपति जनकोपं प्रेष्यवृद्धाङ्गनाप्तिम् । पशुगणविषभीतिं पुत्रदारादिपीडां ज्वरपवनकफार्तिं शूलरोगं वदन्ति

ravitanayadaśāyāṃ svāpahāre virodhaṃ narapati janakopaṃ preṣyavṛddhāṅganāptim | paśugaṇaviṣabhītiṃ putradārādipīḍāṃ jvarapavanakaphārtiṃ śūlarogaṃ vadanti

In the daśā of Saturn, the Sun's son, in his own antardaśā, they declare: hostility; the wrath of the king and of the people; the getting of servants and of aged women; fear from herds of cattle and from poison; affliction to sons, wife and the rest; distress of fever, wind and phlegm; and colic disease.

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  • About this edition: जनकिपं is corrupt; read जनकोपं (jana-kopaṃ), compounded with the preceding as नरपतिजनकोपं, 'the anger of the king and of the people'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads जनकोपं प्रेष्यवृद्धाङ्गनाप्तिम् । पशुगणविषभीतिं पुत्रदारादिपीडां ज्वरपवनकफार्तिं; this sentence names जनकिपं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सुखवित्तयशोवृद्धिं सत्कर्माचारसम्पदः । कृषिवाणिज्यमाप्नोति बुधे मन्ददशान्तरे

sukhavittayaśovṛddhiṃ satkarmācārasampadaḥ | kṛṣivāṇijyamāpnoti budhe mandadaśāntare

Increase of happiness, wealth and fame; good works, right conduct and riches; agriculture and trade — these he obtains in the antardaśā of Mercury within the daśā of Saturn.

वातपित्तकृतं रोगं कलहं नीचदुर्जनैः । दुःस्वप्नभयमाप्नोति केतौ मन्ददशान्तरे

vātapittakṛtaṃ rogaṃ kalahaṃ nīcadurjanaiḥ | duḥsvapnabhayamāpnoti ketau mandadaśāntare

Disease produced by wind and bile, quarrel with low and wicked men, and fear from evil dreams — he obtains in the antardaśā of Ketu within the daśā of Saturn.

बन्धुस्नेहं जनप्रीतिं जायावित्तधनायतिम् । कृष्यादिसुखमाप्नोति भृगौ मन्ददशान्तरे

bandhusnehaṃ janaprītiṃ jāyāvittadhanāyatim | kṛṣyādisukhamāpnoti bhṛgau mandadaśāntare

Affection of kinsmen, the goodwill of people, wealth ⟨through⟩ his wife and accession of riches, and the happiness of agriculture and the like — he obtains in the antardaśā of Venus within the daśā of Saturn.

पुत्रदारविनाशं च नृपचोरादिपीडनम् । मनोभयमवाप्नोति भानौ मन्ददशान्तरे

putradāravināśaṃ ca nṛpacorādipīḍanam | manobhayamavāpnoti bhānau mandadaśāntare

Destruction of sons and wife, torment from kings, thieves and the like, and fear in the mind — he obtains in the antardaśā of the Sun within the daśā of Saturn.

गुरुस्त्रीमरणं दुःखं बन्धुद्वेषं धनागमम् । वातरोगमवाप्नोति चन्द्रे मन्ददशान्तरे

gurustrīmaraṇaṃ duḥkhaṃ bandhudveṣaṃ dhanāgamam | vātarogamavāpnoti candre mandadaśāntare

Death of the preceptor and of the wife, sorrow, hatred from kinsmen, a coming of wealth, and disease of wind — he obtains in the antardaśā of the Moon within the daśā of Saturn.

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  • About this edition: गुरुस्त्री- can be taken as two members (guru and strī, 'preceptor and wife') or as one compound guru-strī, 'the preceptor's wife'. The English had to choose; the Hindi गुरु-स्त्री leaves both readings open, as the Sanskrit does.

स्थानच्युतिं महारोगं नानाविधमनोभयम् । सहोदरसुहृत्पीडां भौमे मन्ददशान्तरे

sthānacyutiṃ mahārogaṃ nānāvidhamanobhayam | sahodarasuhṛtpīḍāṃ bhaume mandadaśāntare

Fall from position, grave disease, mental fears of many kinds, and affliction to brothers and friends — he obtains in the antardaśā of Mars within the daśā of Saturn.

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  • About this edition: नानाविघ is a slip for नानाविध (nānāvidha). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नानाविधमनोभयम् । सहोदरसुहृत्पीडां भौमे मन्ददशान्तरे; this sentence names नानाविघ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सर्वाङ्गरोगसन्तापं चोरारिनृपपीडनम् । धनच्छेदमवाप्नोति राहौ मन्ददशान्तरे

sarvāṅgarogasantāpaṃ corārinṛpapīḍanam | dhanacchedamavāpnoti rāhau mandadaśāntare

The burning of disease in every limb, torment from thieves, enemies and kings, and the cutting off of wealth — he obtains in the antardaśā of Rāhu within the daśā of Saturn.

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  • About this edition: स्र्वाङ्ग is a transposition for सर्वाङ्ग (sarvāṅga). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सर्वाङ्गरोगसन्तापं; this sentence names स्र्वाङ्ग, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

देवभूदेवभक्तिं च राजप्रीतिं महत्सुखम् । स्थानलाभमवाप्नोति गुरौ मन्ददशान्तरे

devabhūdevabhaktiṃ ca rājaprītiṃ mahatsukham | sthānalābhamavāpnoti gurau mandadaśāntare

Devotion to the gods and to brahmins ⟨the earth-gods⟩, the king's favour, great happiness, and gain of position — he obtains in the antardaśā of Jupiter within the daśā of Saturn.

स्वोच्चे नीचनवांशगो रविसुतः कुर्वीत सौख्यं फलं पाकादौ तु दशावसानसमये कष्टं फलं प्राणिनाम् । तुङ्गांशोपगते स्वनीचभवने पाकावसाने सुखं दायादौ रिपुचोरभीतिमधिकं दुःखं विदेशाटनम्

svocce nīcanavāṃśago ravisutaḥ kurvīta saukhyaṃ phalaṃ pākādau tu daśāvasānasamaye kaṣṭaṃ phalaṃ prāṇinām | tuṅgāṃśopagate svanīcabhavane pākāvasāne sukhaṃ dāyādau ripucorabhītimadhikaṃ duḥkhaṃ videśāṭanam

Saturn, the Sun's son, standing in his own exaltation ⟨sign⟩ but gone to a navāṃśa of debilitation, would make a happy result at the beginning of the pāka, but at the time of the daśā's close a painful result for living beings. ⟨When he stands⟩ in his own house of debilitation having reached an exalted aṃśa, ⟨he gives⟩ happiness at the close of the pāka, and at the beginning of the daśā-portion (dāya) fear of enemies and thieves, sorrow in excess, and wandering in foreign lands.

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  • About this edition: दाय (dāya) is this text's term for the daśā-share of a graha; it recurs at vv. 132 (स्वकीयदाये) and 142 (निजदाये). पाक (pāka, 'ripening') is used for the daśā-period itself.

स्वकीयदाये गुरुबन्धुमित्रैरर्थार्जनं कीर्तिसुखं करोति । दौत्यं च सत्कर्महिरण्यपुण्यैर्धनायतिं वातरुजं कुमारः

svakīyadāye gurubandhumitrairarthārjanaṃ kīrtisukhaṃ karoti | dautyaṃ ca satkarmahiraṇyapuṇyairdhanāyatiṃ vātarujaṃ kumāraḥ

In his own daśā-portion (dāya) Mercury, the prince (kumāra), brings the earning of wealth through elders, kinsmen and friends, and fame with happiness; the office of an envoy ⟨dautya⟩; and by good works, gold and acts of merit, an accession of wealth — and disease of wind.

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  • About this edition: One word is left unrendered: दैत्यं in the third pāda is corrupt, and the two nearest restorations — दैन्यं (dainyaṃ, 'wretchedness') and दैवतं (daivataṃ, '⟨worship of⟩ the deities') — pull in opposite directions, so neither can be preferred on this witness alone. कुमारः here is MERCURY, not Mars: the verse opens the section whose antardaśās (vv. 133–141) run the Viṃśottarī order from Mercury (Merc→Ketu→Ven→Sun→Moon→Mars→Rāhu→Jup→Sat), and Mercury is the rāja-kumāra among the grahas. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दौत्यं; this sentence names दैत्यं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

विचित्रगृहवित्ताप्तिं राजप्रीतिं महत्सुखम् । सर्वकार्यार्थसंसिद्धिं बुधे सौम्यदशान्तरे

vicitragṛhavittāptiṃ rājaprītiṃ mahatsukham | sarvakāryārthasaṃsiddhiṃ budhe saumyadaśāntare

Obtaining of a splendid house and of wealth, the king's favour, great happiness, and the full accomplishment of every undertaking and object — in the antardaśā of Mercury within the daśā of Mercury.

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  • About this edition: बुद्धे is a slip for बुधे (budhe). सौम्य here is the graha Mercury, not the benefic class — v. 136 names the same daśā बुधदशा. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads बुधे; this sentence names बुद्धे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

बन्धुपीडां मनस्तापं सौख्यहानिमरेर्भयम् । कार्यनाशमवाप्नोति केतौ सौम्यदशान्तरे

bandhupīḍāṃ manastāpaṃ saukhyahānimarerbhayam | kāryanāśamavāpnoti ketau saumyadaśāntare

Affliction to kinsmen, anguish of mind, loss of comfort, fear from an enemy, and the ruin of undertakings — he obtains in the antardaśā of Ketu within the daśā of Mercury.

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  • About this edition: कार्यनाशभवाप्नोति is a slip for कार्यनाशमवाप्नोति. अरि here is the enemy as a person, not the 6th bhāva. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads कार्यनाशमवाप्नोति; this sentence names कार्यनाशभवाप्नोति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

गुरुदेवाग्निविप्रेषु दानं धर्मप्रियं तपः । धनवस्त्रविभूषाप्तिं शुक्रे सौम्यदशान्तरे

gurudevāgnivipreṣu dānaṃ dharmapriyaṃ tapaḥ | dhanavastravibhūṣāptiṃ śukre saumyadaśāntare

Gifts to elders, to the gods, to the fire and to brahmins; love of dharma; austerity; and the obtaining of wealth, clothing and ornaments — in the antardaśā of Venus within the daśā of Mercury.

वस्त्रभूषणवित्ताप्तिं राजप्रीतिं महत्सुखम् । धर्मश्रवणमाप्नोति रवौ बुधदशान्तरे

vastrabhūṣaṇavittāptiṃ rājaprītiṃ mahatsukham | dharmaśravaṇamāpnoti ravau budhadaśāntare

Obtaining of clothing, ornaments and wealth, the king's favour, great happiness, and the hearing of dharma — he obtains in the antardaśā of the Sun within the daśā of Mercury.

रोगारातिजनद्वेषं सर्वकार्यार्थनाशनम् । चतुष्पाद्भयमाप्नोति चन्द्रे सौम्यदशान्तरे

rogārātijanadveṣaṃ sarvakāryārthanāśanam | catuṣpādbhayamāpnoti candre saumyadaśāntare

Disease, the hatred of enemies and of people, the ruin of every undertaking and of wealth, and fear from quadrupeds — he obtains in the antardaśā of the Moon within the daśā of Mercury.

रोगारिभयनाशं च पुण्यकर्मफलं यशः । राजप्रीतिमवाप्नोति कुजे सौम्यदशान्तरे

rogāribhayanāśaṃ ca puṇyakarmaphalaṃ yaśaḥ | rājaprītimavāpnoti kuje saumyadaśāntare

The destruction of disease and of fear from enemies, the fruit of meritorious deeds, fame, and the king's favour — he obtains in the antardaśā of Mars within the daśā of Mercury.

मित्रबन्धुधनप्राप्तिं सुखविद्याविभूषणम् । राजप्रीतिमवाप्नोति राहौ सौम्यदशान्तरे

mitrabandhudhanaprāptiṃ sukhavidyāvibhūṣaṇam | rājaprītimavāpnoti rāhau saumyadaśāntare

Gain of friends, kinsmen and wealth; happiness, learning and ornament; and the king's favour — he obtains in the antardaśā of Rāhu within the daśā of Mercury.

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  • About this edition: मित्रबन्धुधनप्राप्नोति is corrupt — a finite verb cannot stand as the first member and the pāda is a syllable over; read मित्रबन्धुधनप्राप्तिं, an object of अवाप्नोति in the fourth pāda, on the pattern of every neighbouring verse. विभुषणम् is a slip for विभूषणम्. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads मित्रबन्धुधनप्राप्तिं सुखविद्याविभूषणम्; this sentence names मित्रबन्धुधनप्राप्नोति and विभुषणम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

इष्टबन्धुगुरुद्वेषं धनलाभं सुतायतिम् । रोगादिभयमाप्नोति गुरौ सौम्यदशान्तरे

iṣṭabandhugurudveṣaṃ dhanalābhaṃ sutāyatim | rogādibhayamāpnoti gurau saumyadaśāntare

Enmity with dear ones, kinsmen and elders; gain of wealth; increase of sons; and fear of disease and the like — he obtains in the antardaśā of Jupiter within the daśā of Mercury.

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  • About this edition: सुअम्य is a slip for सौम्य (saumya). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सौम्यदशान्तरे; this sentence names सुअम्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धर्मसत्कर्मवित्ताप्तिं सुखमल्पजनाधिपैः कृष्यादिनाशमाप्नोति शनौ सौम्यदशान्तरे

dharmasatkarmavittāptiṃ sukhamalpajanādhipaiḥ kṛṣyādināśamāpnoti śanau saumyadaśāntare

Obtaining of dharma, good works and wealth; happiness through the chiefs of small folk; and the ruin of agriculture and the like — he obtains in the antardaśā of Saturn within the daśā of Mercury.

उच्चराशिगतः सौम्यो नीचांशकसमन्वितः । करोति कर्मवैकल्यं निजदाये च वर्धनम्

uccarāśigataḥ saumyo nīcāṃśakasamanvitaḥ | karoti karmavaikalyaṃ nijadāye ca vardhanam

Mercury gone to a sign of exaltation but joined with a debilitated aṃśaka produces failure of works, and increase in his own daśā-portion (dāya).

नीचस्थानगतश्चान्द्रिस्तुङ्गांशकसमन्वितः । पाकादौ विफलं सर्वं शुभमन्ते प्रयच्छति

nīcasthānagataścāndristuṅgāṃśakasamanvitaḥ | pākādau viphalaṃ sarvaṃ śubhamante prayacchati

Mercury, the Moon's son, gone to a place of debilitation but joined with an exalted aṃśaka, gives all things fruitless at the beginning of the pāka, and what is auspicious at the end.

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  • About this edition: चान्द्रि (cāndri, 'the Moon's son') is Mercury.

दीनो नरो भवति बुद्धिविवेकनष्टो नानाऽमयाकुलविवर्द्धितदेहतापः । पापादिवृद्धिरतिकष्टचरित्रयुक्तः किञ्चित्सुखी च शिखिनः परिपाककाले

dīno naro bhavati buddhivivekanaṣṭo nānā'mayākulavivarddhitadehatāpaḥ | pāpādivṛddhiratikaṣṭacaritrayuktaḥ kiñcitsukhī ca śikhinaḥ paripākakāle

At the time of Ketu's full ripening the man becomes wretched, lost to intelligence and discernment, his bodily burning swollen and beset by many diseases, given to the increase of sin and the rest, attended by conduct of the utmost baseness — and somewhat happy.

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  • About this edition: विवर्ज्द्धित is corrupt; read विवर्धित (vivardhita), 'increased'. नरे stands for नरो (naraḥ), the subject. शिखिन् is Ketu. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नरो भवति बुद्धिविवेकनष्टो नानाऽमयाकुलविवर्द्धितदेहतापः; this sentence names विवर्ज्द्धित and नरे, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कलत्रपुत्रमरणं सुखवित्तविनाशनम् । रिपुभीतिमवाप्नोति केतौ केतुदशान्तरे

kalatraputramaraṇaṃ sukhavittavināśanam | ripubhītimavāpnoti ketau ketudaśāntare

Death of wife and sons, destruction of happiness and wealth, and fear of enemies — he obtains in the antardaśā of Ketu within the daśā of Ketu.

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  • About this edition: रिपुभीतिमबाप्नोति is a slip for रिपुभीतिमवाप्नोति. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads रिपुभीतिमवाप्नोति; this sentence names रिपुभीतिमबाप्नोति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्त्रीपुत्ररोगकलहं बन्धुमित्रादिनाशनम् । ज्वरातिसारमाप्नोति शुक्रे केतुदशान्तरे

strīputrarogakalahaṃ bandhumitrādināśanam | jvarātisāramāpnoti śukre ketudaśāntare

Disease and quarrel over wife and sons, the ruin of kinsmen, friends and the rest, and fever with dysentery — he obtains in the antardaśā of Venus within the daśā of Ketu.

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  • About this edition: स्वरातिसारम् is corrupt; read ज्वरातिसारम् (jvarātisāram), 'fever and dysentery' — the standard pair, and स्वर-अतिसार is not a disease. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads ज्वरातिसारमाप्नोति; this sentence names स्वर, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मनोभङ्गं शरीरार्तिं विदेशगमनं भयम् । सर्वकार्यविरोधं च रवौ केतुदशान्तरे

manobhaṅgaṃ śarīrārtiṃ videśagamanaṃ bhayam | sarvakāryavirodhaṃ ca ravau ketudaśāntare

Breaking of the spirit, bodily pain, going to a foreign land, fear, and obstruction in every undertaking — in the antardaśā of the Sun within the daśā of Ketu.

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  • About this edition: शरीरर्ति is a slip for शरीरार्तिं (śarīrārtim). [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads शरीरार्तिं; this sentence names शरीरर्ति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-23 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

दारपुत्रजनालस्यं धनधान्यविनाशनम् । मनस्तापमवाप्नोति चन्द्रे केतुदशान्तरे

dāraputrajanālasyaṃ dhanadhānyavināśanam | manastāpamavāpnoti candre ketudaśāntare

Sloth in wife, sons and household folk, destruction of wealth and grain, and anguish of mind — he obtains in the antardaśā of the Moon within the daśā of Ketu.

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  • About this edition: धान is a slip for धन. दारपुत्रजनालस्यं is taken as दार-पुत्र-जन-आलस्यं; the compound is unusual for this list-type and the reading may itself be defective, but it construes as it stands and has not been emended. मन्स्ताप is a slip for मनस्ताप. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धनधान्यविनाशनम् । मनस्तापमवाप्नोति; this sentence names मन्स्ताप, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पुत्रदारानुजद्वेषं रोगारिनृपपीडनम् । बन्धुनाशमवाप्नोति कुजे केतुदशान्तरे

putradārānujadveṣaṃ rogārinṛpapīḍanam | bandhunāśamavāpnoti kuje ketudaśāntare

Enmity with sons, wife and younger brothers; torment from disease, enemies and kings; and loss of kinsmen — he obtains in the antardaśā of Mars within the daśā of Ketu.

राजचोरभयं दुःखं सर्वकार्यविनाशनम् । दुष्टमानवसंवादं राहौ केतुदशान्तरे

rājacorabhayaṃ duḥkhaṃ sarvakāryavināśanam | duṣṭamānavasaṃvādaṃ rāhau ketudaśāntare

Fear from kings and thieves, sorrow, the ruin of every undertaking, and dealings with wicked men — in the antardaśā of Rāhu within the daśā of Ketu.

देवद्विजगुरुप्रीतिं राजस्नेहं निरामयम् । भूपुत्रलाभमाप्नोति गुरौ केतुदशान्तरे

devadvijaguruprītiṃ rājasnehaṃ nirāmayam | bhūputralābhamāpnoti gurau ketudaśāntare

Affection of the gods, of the twice-born and of gurus; the love of the king; freedom from disease; and the gain of land and sons — these he obtains in Jupiter's antardaśā within Ketu's daśā.

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  • About this edition: निराम्यम् in the e-text is for निरामयम् (free from disease). भूपुत्रलाभम् is read as 'gain of land and sons' (भू + पुत्र), the sense the surrounding enumerations support; the compound भूपुत्र standing alone would ordinarily mean Mars. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads निरामयम्; this sentence names निराम्यम्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मनोभयं मनस्तापं स्वबन्धुजनविग्रहम् । देशत्यागमवाप्नोति शनौ केतुदशान्तरे

manobhayaṃ manastāpaṃ svabandhujanavigraham | deśatyāgamavāpnoti śanau ketudaśāntare

Fear in the mind, anguish of mind, strife with his own kinsfolk, and the abandoning of his country he obtains in Saturn's antardaśā within Ketu's daśā.

बन्धुमित्रादिसंयोगं पुत्रदारधनागमम् । विद्यासुखमवाप्नोति बुधे केतुदशान्तरे

bandhumitrādisaṃyogaṃ putradāradhanāgamam | vidyāsukhamavāpnoti budhe ketudaśāntare

Union with kinsmen, friends and the like; the coming of sons, wife and wealth; and the happiness of learning he obtains in Mercury's antardaśā within Ketu's daśā.

शुभग्रहयुतः केतुः स्वदशायां सुखप्रदः । यदि शोभनसन्दृष्टः करोति विपुलं धनम्

śubhagrahayutaḥ ketuḥ svadaśāyāṃ sukhapradaḥ | yadi śobhanasandṛṣṭaḥ karoti vipulaṃ dhanam

Ketu joined with benefic grahas is a giver of happiness in his own daśā; if he is aspected by the auspicious ⟨grahas⟩, he makes abundant wealth.

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  • About this edition: सन्दृष्तः is the e-text's spelling of सन्दृष्टः. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शोभनसन्दृष्टः; this sentence names सन्दृष्तः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सपापः कुरुते केतुः स्वपाके दुष्टमानवैः । भीतिं कृत्रिमरोगाद्यैर्व्यसनं धननाशनम्

sapāpaḥ kurute ketuḥ svapāke duṣṭamānavaiḥ | bhītiṃ kṛtrimarogādyairvyasanaṃ dhananāśanam

Ketu attended by a malefic, in his own daśā, produces fear from wicked men and from contrived illnesses ⟨inflicted by others⟩ and the like, calamity, and destruction of wealth.

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  • About this edition: The second line is corrupt in the e-text: कृतिमरोगाध्यैः is read as कृत्रिमरोगाद्यैः, 'by contrived (artificially induced) diseases and the rest'. स्वपाके — pāka is this chapter's synonym for daśā; it is used again at 157, 167. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads कृत्रिमरोगाद्यैर्व्यसनं for कृतिमरोगाध्यैर्व्यसनं (lexicon ruling of 2026-09-21), so the reading this note proposed is now our text and the second line is no longer corrupt.]

दशादौ गुरुबन्ध्वार्ति दशामध्ये धनायतिम् । दशान्ते सुखमाप्नोति केतोर्दायफलं त्रिधा

daśādau gurubandhvārti daśāmadhye dhanāyatim | daśānte sukhamāpnoti ketordāyaphalaṃ tridhā

At the beginning of the daśā, affliction to teacher and kinsmen; in the middle of the daśā, the increase of wealth; at the end of the daśā he obtains happiness — the fruit of Ketu's daśā is of three kinds.

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  • About this edition: केतोर्दयफलं is read as केतोर्दायफलं, 'the fruit of Ketu's dāya'; दाय is used for daśā in this very chapter at 168 (स्वदाये). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads केतोर्दायफलं; this sentence names केतोर्दयफलं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

स्त्रीपुत्रवित्ताप्तिमतीव सौख्यं सुगन्धमाल्याम्बरभूषणाप्तिम् । यानादिभाग्यं नरपालतुल्यं यशः स्वपाके भृगुजः करोति

strīputravittāptimatīva saukhyaṃ sugandhamālyāmbarabhūṣaṇāptim | yānādibhāgyaṃ narapālatulyaṃ yaśaḥ svapāke bhṛgujaḥ karoti

Venus, in his own daśā, brings the gain of wife, sons and wealth; exceeding comfort; the getting of perfume, garlands, garments and ornaments; the fortune of vehicles and the rest; and fame equal to a king's.

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  • About this edition: युगन्ध° is read as सुगन्ध°, the first member of the standard series gandha–mālya–ambara–bhūṣaṇa. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सुगन्धमाल्याम्बरभूषणाप्तिम्; this sentence names युगन्ध, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

शय्यास्त्रीधनवस्त्राप्तिं धर्मादिसुखसम्पदः । रिपुनाशं यशोलाभं शुक्रे शुक्रदशान्तरे

śayyāstrīdhanavastrāptiṃ dharmādisukhasampadaḥ | ripunāśaṃ yaśolābhaṃ śukre śukradaśāntare

Gain of bed, women, wealth and garments; the riches of happiness beginning with dharma; destruction of enemies; and gain of fame — in Venus's antardaśā within Venus's daśā.

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  • About this edition: शव्या° is for शय्या° (bed, couch). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शय्यास्त्रीधनवस्त्राप्तिं; this sentence names शव्या, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

मूर्धोदराक्षिरोगं च कृषिगोवित्तनाशनम् । नृपक्रोधमवाप्नोति रवौ शुक्रदशान्तरे

mūrdhodarākṣirogaṃ ca kṛṣigovittanāśanam | nṛpakrodhamavāpnoti ravau śukradaśāntare

Disease of the head, the belly and the eyes; the ruin of crops, cattle and wealth; and the king's anger he obtains in the Sun's antardaśā within Venus's daśā.

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  • About this edition: मुर्ध° is for मूर्ध° (head). राग here is the redness/inflammation of the parts named, not passion. [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads मूर्धोदराक्षिरोगं; this sentence names मुर्ध and राग, 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 defence of राग is withdrawn: neither printing opened carries राग here. Kapileśvara 1953 (jp-kapileshvara-1953) p.576 line 22 and Prajñāvardhinī 2018 p.357 line 33 both set मूर्धोदराक्षिरोगं, read by eye at about 4.4x native, with the long ऊ and with रोगं. The रो was checked at about 6.5x against the same page's रोगं on line 26 and its plain रा on line 28. The mūla now reads रोगं, disease.]

शीर्षोष्णरोगसन्तापं कामादिरिपुपीडनम् । किञ्चित् सुखमवाप्नोति चन्द्रे शुक्रदशान्तरे

śīrṣoṣṇarogasantāpaṃ kāmādiripupīḍanam | kiñcit sukhamavāpnoti candre śukradaśāntare

Distress from ailments of the head and from burning fevers; torment from the foes beginning with desire; and some little happiness he obtains in the Moon's antardaśā within Venus's daśā.

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  • About this edition: किञ्चिर् is for किञ्चित्. कामादिरिपु — 'the enemies beginning with desire', the inner foes; the Hindi keeps the phrase open, as the Sanskrit does. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads किञ्चित्; this sentence names किञ्चिर्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

पित्तासृगक्षिरोगं च चित्तोत्साहं धनागमम् । दारभूलाभमाप्नोति कुजे शुक्रदशान्तरे

pittāsṛgakṣirogaṃ ca cittotsāhaṃ dhanāgamam | dārabhūlābhamāpnoti kuje śukradaśāntare

Disease of the bile, of the blood and of the eyes; ardour of mind; the coming of wealth; and the gain of a wife and of land he obtains in Mars's antardaśā within Venus's daśā.

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  • About this edition: दारमूलाभम् is read as दारमूललाभम्, 'gain whose source (मूल) is the wife'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads दारभूलाभमाप्नोति; this sentence names मूल, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

नीलवस्तुधनप्राप्तिं बन्धुद्वेषं सुहृद्भयम् । अग्निबाधामवाप्नोति राहौ शुक्रदशान्तरे

nīlavastudhanaprāptiṃ bandhudveṣaṃ suhṛdbhayam | agnibādhāmavāpnoti rāhau śukradaśāntare

He obtains blue goods and wealth, the hatred of kinsmen, fear from friends, and harm from fire — in Rāhu's antardaśā within Venus's daśā.

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  • About this edition: The opening pāda is metrically and grammatically broken in the e-text: it ends °धनप्राप्नोति, a finite verb where an accusative object is required, and is read as °धनप्राप्तिं, governed by the अवाप्नोति of the second line. रहौ is for राहौ. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नीलवस्तुधनप्राप्तिं बन्धुद्वेषं सुहृद्भयम् । अग्निबाधामवाप्नोति राहौ; this sentence names धनप्राप्नोति and रहौ, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

धनवस्त्रविभूषाप्तिं धर्माचारं सुखावहम् । स्त्रीसुतार्तिं च वैषम्यं गुरौ शुक्रदशान्तरे

dhanavastravibhūṣāptiṃ dharmācāraṃ sukhāvaham | strīsutārtiṃ ca vaiṣamyaṃ gurau śukradaśāntare

Gain of wealth, garments and ornaments; the practice of dharma, which brings happiness; and ⟨withal⟩ affliction to wife and sons, and adversity — in Jupiter's antardaśā within Venus's daśā.

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  • About this edition: वैषम्य stands unaccusatived in the e-text; construed with the other objects of the sentence. [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads स्त्रीसुतार्तिं च वैषम्यं for स्त्रीसुतार्ति च वैषम्य (lexicon ruling of 2026-09-21): both objects now carry the accusative, so nothing has to be construed past a missing ending.]

वृद्धस्त्रीजनसम्भोगं गृहक्षेत्रधनागमम् । शत्रुनाशमवाप्नोति मन्दे शुक्रदशान्तरे

vṛddhastrījanasambhogaṃ gṛhakṣetradhanāgamam | śatrunāśamavāpnoti mande śukradaśāntare

Sexual enjoyment with aged women; the coming of house, field and wealth; and destruction of enemies he obtains in Saturn's antardaśā within Venus's daśā.

सुतमित्रसुखार्थाप्ति नृपप्रीतिं महत्सुखम् । शुभमारोग्यमाप्नोति बुधे शुक्रदशान्तरे

sutamitrasukhārthāpti nṛpaprītiṃ mahatsukham | śubhamārogyamāpnoti budhe śukradaśāntare

Gain of sons, friends, happiness and wealth; the king's favour; great happiness; and auspicious health he obtains in Mercury's antardaśā within Venus's daśā.

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  • About this edition: सुभमारेज्यम् is read as शुभमारोग्यम्, 'auspicious health'; the e-text's ज्य for ग्य is a common misreading. No other sense of आरेज्य fits the enumeration. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads शुभमारोग्यमाप्नोति; this sentence names ज्य, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

कलहं बन्धुनाशं च शत्रुपीडां मनोभयम् । धनच्छेदमवाप्नोति केतौ शुक्रदशान्तरे

kalahaṃ bandhunāśaṃ ca śatrupīḍāṃ manobhayam | dhanacchedamavāpnoti ketau śukradaśāntare

Quarrel, the loss of kinsmen, oppression by enemies, fear in the mind, and the cutting off of wealth he obtains in Ketu's antardaśā within Venus's daśā.

उच्चराशिं गतः शुक्रो नीचांशकसमन्वितः । स्वपाके धननाशं च कुर्वीत पदविच्युतिम्

uccarāśiṃ gataḥ śukro nīcāṃśakasamanvitaḥ | svapāke dhananāśaṃ ca kurvīta padavicyutim

Venus gone to his exaltation rāśi but attended by a debilitated aṃśa would work, in his own daśā, the destruction of wealth and a fall from position.

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  • About this edition: धन्ननाशं is for धननाशं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads धननाशं; this sentence names धन्ननाशं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

भार्गवो नीचराशिस्थः स्वोच्चांशकसमन्वितः । स्वदाये कृषिवाणिज्यं धनलाभं प्रयच्छति

bhārgavo nīcarāśisthaḥ svoccāṃśakasamanvitaḥ | svadāye kṛṣivāṇijyaṃ dhanalābhaṃ prayacchati

Venus standing in his debilitation rāśi but attended by his own exaltation aṃśa gives, in his own daśā, husbandry and trade and the gain of wealth.

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  • About this edition: प्र्यच्छति is for प्रयच्छति. स्वदाये — दाय used for daśā, as at 156. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads प्रयच्छति; this sentence names प्र्यच्छति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

सम्यग्बलिनः स्वतुङ्गभागे सम्पूर्णा बलवर्जितस्य रिक्ता । नीचांशगतस्य शत्रुभागे ज्ञेयाऽनिष्टफला दशा प्रसूतौ

samyagbalinaḥ svatuṅgabhāge sampūrṇā balavarjitasya riktā | nīcāṃśagatasya śatrubhāge jñeyā'niṣṭaphalā daśā prasūtau

Of ⟨a graha⟩ thoroughly strong and in his own exaltation portion the daśā is full; of one bereft of strength it is empty; of one gone to a debilitated aṃśa, or to an enemy's portion, the daśā ⟨reckoned⟩ at birth is to be known as yielding unwanted fruit.

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  • About this edition: नीचाम्शगतस्य is for नीचांशगतस्य; शत्रुभगो for शत्रुभागो (an enemy's division/aṃśa). [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads नीचांशगतस्य शत्रुभागे; this sentence names नीचाम्शगतस्य and शत्रुभगो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

तत्तद्भावार्थकामेशदशास्वन्तर्दशासु च । तत्तद्भावविनाशः स्यात् तद्युक्तेक्षितकारकैः

tattadbhāvārthakāmeśadaśāsvantardaśāsu ca | tattadbhāvavināśaḥ syāt tadyuktekṣitakārakaiḥ

In the daśās and the antardaśās of the lords of the several bhāvas, of the artha ⟨2nd⟩ and of the kāma ⟨7th⟩, there is destruction of those very bhāvas, brought by the kārakas conjoined with them and aspecting them.

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  • About this edition: The second line is corrupt: तद्युतेइतकारकैः. What is recoverable is तद्युतैः … कारकैः, 'by the kārakas joined with them'; the syllables इत remain unexplained (an emendation to इतर-, 'other', would fit the sense but is conjecture and is not adopted in the rendering). लामेश is for लाभेश.
  • Another reading: TWO CORRUPTIONS IN ONE VERSE, AND THE EDITION'S OWN ENGLISH CATCHES BOTH. Our source read अर्थलामेश and तद्युतेइतकारकैः. Sastri's plate reads अर्थकामेश and तद्युक्तेक्षितकारकैः, and his translation on the same page glosses each of them without knowing it: `the lord of the 2nd or the 7th place from any bhava` — artha and KĀMA, the 7th, not lābha the 11th — and `destruction thereof by (1) the planet occupying the bhava; (2) the one aspecting it; or (3) the bhava-kāraka`, which is युक्त and ईक्षित, the two participles our reading had collapsed into the non-word इत. लामेश is itself a scan error for लाभेश, so our text had drifted twice from the same half-line.
  • About this edition: SASTRI NUMBERS THIS VERSE ॥१७१॥ AND WE NUMBER IT 170, so our numbering runs one behind his through the end of this adhyāya. His ॥१७७॥ — श्रीविद्याधिकवेङ्कटाद्रितनयः श्रीवैद्यनाथः सुधीः … — is the last verse of the work and we hold it as our chapter 19 verse 4, that chapter being the ग्रन्थोपसंहार we file separately. Counting through: his 172-177 are our 171, 172 and our 19.1-19.4, six for six. So NOTHING IS MISSING FROM THE END of this adhyāya; the single verse this chapter is short of Sastri's 177 lies somewhere before verse 170 and has not been located. ⚠ Do not read the shortfall list's 'ch18 173-177' as five absent verses; it is an artefact of comparing a maximum against a count.

त्रिकोणधनलाभस्था बलिनो यदि शोभनाः । स्वदशान्तर्दशाकाले कुर्वन्ति विपुलं सुखम्

trikoṇadhanalābhasthā balino yadi śobhanāḥ | svadaśāntardaśākāle kurvanti vipulaṃ sukham

Grahas standing in a trikoṇa, in the dhana ⟨2nd⟩ and in the lābha ⟨11th⟩, if they are strong and auspicious, produce abundant happiness at the time of their own daśā and antardaśā.

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  • About this edition: विपुल्कं is for विपुलं. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads विपुलं; this sentence names विपुल्कं, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

अष्टादशाध्यायिनि सर्वहोरासमुद्धृते जातकपारिजाते । राशिस्वरूपादि दशाफलान्तं प्रोक्तं मया भानुमुखप्रसादात्

aṣṭādaśādhyāyini sarvahorāsamuddhṛte jātakapārijāte | rāśisvarūpādi daśāphalāntaṃ proktaṃ mayā bhānumukhaprasādāt

In the Jātaka Pārijāta, which is in eighteen chapters and is drawn out of all the horā ⟨works⟩, ⟨all⟩ from the nature of the rāśis down to the fruits of the daśās has been declared by me through the favour of ⟨those⟩ headed by Bhānu ⟨the Sun⟩.

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  • About this edition: The closing verse of the work. अस्टादशाध्यायिनि is for अष्टादशाध्यायिनि, परिजाते for पारिजाते. भानुमुखप्रसादात् is taken as 'by the favour of ⟨the deities⟩ headed by (मुख) Bhānu'; the literal alternative, 'from the favour of the mouth of Bhānu', is possible but is not the idiom this compound usually carries. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads अष्टादशाध्यायिनि सर्वहोरासमुद्धृते जातकपारिजाते; this sentence names अस्टादशाध्यायिनि and परिजाते, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

Adhyāya 19 · अथ ग्रन्थोपसंहारः

शाखाभिरष्टादशसंख्यकाभिरध्यायरूपाभिरतिप्रकाशः । ज्योतिर्मयः सर्वफलप्रधानः सङ्कीर्तितो जातकपारिजातः

śākhābhiraṣṭādaśasaṃkhyakābhiradhyāyarūpābhiratiprakāśaḥ | jyotirmayaḥ sarvaphalapradhānaḥ saṅkīrtito jātakapārijātaḥ

With its eighteen branches, which are its chapters, exceedingly resplendent, made of light, foremost in yielding every fruit — thus has the Jātaka Pārijāta been proclaimed.

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  • About this edition: The whole verse is one sustained pun on the pārijāta, the celestial coral tree churned from the ocean: śākhā is both 'branch' and 'section of a work'; phala is both 'fruit' and 'astrological result'; jyotirmaya is both 'made of light' and 'consisting of jyotiṣa'. Both readings are kept in English and in Hindi rather than resolved. Upajāti (Indravajrā in every pāda). The e-text prints सङ्किर्तितो for सङ्कीर्तितो; the metre is unaffected. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads सङ्कीर्तितो; this sentence names सङ्किर्तितो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

उक्तं राशिगुणालयं ग्रहगतिस्थानस्वभावाकृतिराधानादिसमस्तजीवजननं बालाद्यनिष्टाकरम् । आयुर्ज्जातकभङ्गयोगजविधिः श्रीराजयोगादिजो द्वित्र्यादिग्रहयोगजः शुभकरो मान्द्यब्दजं च क्रमात्

uktaṃ rāśiguṇālayaṃ grahagatisthānasvabhāvākṛtirādhānādisamastajīvajananaṃ bālādyaniṣṭākaram | āyurjjātakabhaṅgayogajavidhiḥ śrīrājayogādijo dvitryādigrahayogajaḥ śubhakaro māndyabdajaṃ ca kramāt

There have been declared, in order: the qualities and abodes of the rāśis; the motion, station, nature and form of the grahas; conception and thereafter the whole generation of living beings; that which brings misfortune upon the infant and the rest; longevity; the procedure arising from the yogas that break the horoscope; that arising from the Śrī-rājayoga and the rest; that arising from the yogas of two, three and more grahas, which brings good; and the ⟨results⟩ born of the years of Māndi.

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  • About this edition: A metrical table of contents (Śārdūlavikrīḍita) covering roughly chapters 1–8, explicitly 'in order' (kramāt). Three points where the e-text is defective, all resolved on the metre: (a) द्विव्यादि is not a Sanskrit word — द्वित्र्यादि ('two, three, and so on') scans identically and names the chapter on multi-graha conjunctions; that is what is translated, and the same …व्या… ligature error recurs in verse 4. (b) शुभकरि has a light final where the metre requires a heavy syllable (शुभकरी or शुभकरं); the sense 'auspicious-making' is unaffected, but which item it qualifies is not certain — it is taken with the following one. (c) मान्द्यब्दजं = मान्दि + अब्द, 'born of the years of Māndi (Gulika)'; the metre confirms the reading exactly as printed. A reading मान्द्य + अब्द ('years of infirmity') scans the same and cannot be excluded. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads द्वित्र्यादिग्रहयोगजः शुभकरो; this sentence names द्विव्यादि and शुभकरि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.] [2026-10-02: point (b) is settled: शुभकरो, masculine nominative, agrees with the item before it, द्वित्र्यादिग्रहयोगजः, not the one after; since 2026-10-02 the English and Hindi tie 'which brings good' to the yogas of two, three and more grahas.]

पश्चादष्टकवर्गबिन्दुगणितं होराधनस्थानजं दुश्चिक्यावनिभावजं सुतरिपुस्थानप्रयुक्तं फलम् । कन्दर्पाष्टमधर्मराशिजनितं व्यापारलाभान्त्यजं नारीजातकलक्षणं निगदितं चक्रं दशान्तर्दशा

paścādaṣṭakavargabindugaṇitaṃ horādhanasthānajaṃ duścikyāvanibhāvajaṃ sutaripusthānaprayuktaṃ phalam | kandarpāṣṭamadharmarāśijanitaṃ vyāpāralābhāntyajaṃ nārījātakalakṣaṇaṃ nigaditaṃ cakraṃ daśāntardaśā

Thereafter, the reckoning of the bindus of the aṣṭakavarga; the fruit born of the horā (1st) and dhana (2nd) houses, born of the duścikya (3rd) and avani (4th) bhāvas, applied to the suta (5th) and ripu (6th) houses, produced by the kandarpa (7th), aṣṭama (8th) and dharma (9th) rāśis, arising from the vyāpāra (10th), lābha (11th) and antya (12th); and the marks of the woman's horoscope — ⟨all this⟩ has been declared, ⟨together with⟩ the chakra, the daśā and antardaśā.

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  • About this edition: The table of contents continued, covering roughly chapters 9–18: an unbroken chain of adjectives on the one noun फलम्, running the twelve bhāvas in order under twelve different epithets. Per GLOSSARY.md rule 3 the house NUMBER is given alongside each epithet. दुश्चिक्य (3rd), सुत (5th), रिपु (6th), धर्म (9th) and लाभ (11th) already have glossary rows; होरा used for the 1st house, and अवनि (4th), कन्दर्प (7th), व्यापार (10th) and अन्त्य (12th) do not, and are candidates for new rows keyed to this verse.

श्रीविद्याधिकवेङ्कटाद्रितनयः श्रीवैद्यनाथः सुधीरादित्यादिसमस्तखेटकृपया विद्वज्जनप्रीतये । होरासिन्धुसमुद्धृतामृतमयीमष्टादशाध्यायिनीं चक्रे जातकपारिजातसरणिं गीतोत्सुकश्लोकिनीम्

śrīvidyādhikaveṅkaṭādritanayaḥ śrīvaidyanāthaḥ sudhīrādityādisamastakheṭakṛpayā vidvajjanaprītaye | horāsindhusamuddhṛtāmṛtamayīmaṣṭādaśādhyāyinīṃ cakre jātakapārijātasaraṇiṃ gītotsukaślokinīm

Śrī Vaidyanātha the wise, son of Veṅkaṭādri who abounded in śrīvidyā ⟨blessed learning⟩, by the grace of all the kheṭas (grahas) beginning with the Sun, composed — for the delight of the learned — the course called Jātaka Pārijāta: made of the nectar drawn up out of the ocean of horā, running to eighteen chapters, its ślokas eager to be sung.

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  • About this edition: The author's signature. अष्टादशाव्यायिनी in the e-text is a typo for अष्टादशाध्यायिनीम्, 'having eighteen chapters' — the Śārdūlavikrīḍita confirms the corrected reading and agrees with the eighteen śākhās of verse 1; the identical …व्या… confusion is what lies behind द्विव्यादि in verse 2. श्रीविद्याधिक qualifies the father Veṅkaṭādri, not the author, and is left two-way in the Hindi: it may name the Śrīvidyā as a specific discipline, or mean simply 'abounding in blessed learning'. The nectar drawn from the ocean and the pārijāta tree of verse 1 are both treasures of the churning of the ocean, so 'ocean of horā' completes the image; whether it also glances at a work titled Horāsindhu cannot be settled from this text. saraṇi is 'path, course' — kept, rather than flattened to 'work'. [2026-09-21: the mūla now reads होरासिन्धुसमुद्धृतामृतमयीमष्टादशाध्यायिनीं; this sentence names व्या, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-21 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]

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