रुचकभद्रकहंसकमालवाः सशशका इति पञ्च च कीर्तिताः । स्वभवनोच्चगतेषु चतुष्टये क्षितिसुतादिषु तान् क्रमशो वदेत्
rucakabhadrakahaṃsakamālavāḥ saśaśakā iti pañca ca kīrtitāḥ | svabhavanoccagateṣu catuṣṭaye kṣitisutādiṣu tān kramaśo vadet
Rucaka, Bhadraka, Haṃsaka, Mālava, and with them Śaśaka — these five are declared. When Mars and the rest ⟨Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn⟩ stand in their own house or in exaltation, and in one of the four kendras, one should declare them ⟨these five yogas⟩ in order.
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- About this edition: चतुष्टय (catuṣṭaya, 'the set of four') is the kendras — houses 1, 4, 7, 10 — and is rendered by that term per the glossary. क्षितिसुतादिषु, 'Mars and the rest', is the standing graha order Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, which is what makes the five names of the first line map one-to-one onto them.
दीर्घास्यो बहुसाहसाप्तविभवः शूरोऽरिहन्ता बली गर्विष्ठो रुचके प्रतीतगुणवान् सेनापतिर्जित्वरः । आयुष्मान् सकुशाग्रबुद्धिरमलो विद्वज्जनश्लाघितो भूपो भद्रकयोगजोऽतिविभवश्चास्थानकोलाहलः
dīrghāsyo bahusāhasāptavibhavaḥ śūro'rihantā balī garviṣṭho rucake pratītaguṇavān senāpatirjitvaraḥ | āyuṣmān sakuśāgrabuddhiramalo vidvajjanaślāghito bhūpo bhadrakayogajo'tivibhavaścāsthānakolāhalaḥ
Long-faced, his wealth won by much daring, brave, a slayer of foes, strong, proud, of acknowledged virtues, a commander of armies, victorious — ⟨such is one born⟩ in Rucaka. Long-lived, his mind keen as the tip of kuśa grass, spotless, praised by the learned, a king, of very great wealth, and one whose presence sets the assembly in an uproar — ⟨such is⟩ one born of the Bhadraka yoga.
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- About this edition: The e-text is damaged at three words in this verse: गार्विष्टो for गर्विष्ठो, सनापतिर् for सेनापतिर्, श्लाधितो for श्लाघितो. All three are transcription slips, not variant readings, and are rendered from the obvious originals. आस्थानकोलाहलः is read as 'the uproar of the assembly' — one whose entry sets the court talking; it can also be taken as one who is himself clamorous in assembly, and the Hindi keeps the compound so the reader can see the ambiguity.
हंसे सद्भिरभिष्टुतः क्षितिपतिः शङ्खाब्जमत्स्याङ्कुशैश्चिह्नैः पादकराङ्कितः शुभवपुर्मृष्टान्नभुग्धार्मिकः । पुष्टाङ्गो धृतिमान्धनी सुतवधूभाग्यान्वितो वर्धनो मालव्ये सुखभुक्सुवाहनयशा विद्वान्प्रसन्नेन्द्रियः
haṃse sadbhirabhiṣṭutaḥ kṣitipatiḥ śaṅkhābjamatsyāṅkuśaiścihnaiḥ pādakarāṅkitaḥ śubhavapurmṛṣṭānnabhugdhārmikaḥ | puṣṭāṅgo dhṛtimāndhanī sutavadhūbhāgyānvito vardhano mālavye sukhabhuksuvāhanayaśā vidvānprasannendriyaḥ
In Haṃsa: praised by the good, a king, his feet and hands marked with the signs of conch, lotus, fish and goad, of auspicious body, eating well-dressed food, and righteous. In Mālavya: of well-filled limbs, steadfast, wealthy, endowed with sons, wife and good fortune, prospering, enjoying comfort, of fine vehicles and fame, learned, and clear in his senses.
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- About this edition: अभ्रष्टुतः in the e-text is corrupt for अभिष्टुतः, 'praised'; धार्मकः for धार्मिकः. The four marks (conch, lotus, fish, goad) are the auspicious lines read on the palms and soles, and are kept as the objects the verse names rather than glossed as 'royal marks'.
शस्तः सर्वजनैः सुभृत्यबलवान् ग्रामाधिपो वा नृपो दुर्वृत्तः शशयोगजोऽन्यवनितावित्तान्वितः सौख्यवान् । लग्नेन्द्वोरपि योगपञ्चकमिदं साम्राज्यसिद्धिप्रदं तेष्वेकादिषु भाग्यवान् नृपसमो राजा नृपेन्द्रोऽधिकः
śastaḥ sarvajanaiḥ subhṛtyabalavān grāmādhipo vā nṛpo durvṛttaḥ śaśayogajo'nyavanitāvittānvitaḥ saukhyavān | lagnendvorapi yogapañcakamidaṃ sāmrājyasiddhipradaṃ teṣvekādiṣu bhāgyavān nṛpasamo rājā nṛpendro'dhikaḥ
Praised by all people, strong in good servants, a village headman or a king, ⟨yet⟩ of evil conduct, endowed with other men's women and with wealth, and comfortable — such is one born of the Śaśa yoga. This set of five yogas ⟨is reckoned⟩ from the ascendant and from the Moon alike, and it bestows the winning of imperial rule: of these, ⟨with⟩ one he is fortunate, ⟨with two⟩ the equal of a king, ⟨with three⟩ a king, ⟨with four⟩ a lord of kings, ⟨with five⟩ greater still.
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- About this edition: तेष्वेकादिषु gives only the first number, 'one and so on', and then four terms in rising order — भाग्यवान्, नृपसमः, राजा, नृपेन्द्रः, अधिकः. Five terms against five yogas is what fixes the counts two, three, four and five, and they are marked as supplied because the Sanskrit states only 'one'. अन्यवनितावित्तः is left at its full force: wealth (or enrichment) got through other men's women. साम्राज्य is spelt सान्त्राज्य in the e-text. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's वनितावित्तः → वनितावित्तान्वितः; सान्त्राज्य → साम्राज्य were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads साम्राज्यसिद्धिप्रदं and शशयोगजोऽन्यवनितावित्तान्वितः; this sentence names सान्त्राज्य and वनितावित्तः, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
विधोस्तु सुनफानफाधुरुधराः स्वरिःफोभयस्थितैर्विरविभिर्ग्रहैरितरथा तु केमद्रुमः । हिमत्विषि चतुष्टये ग्रहयुतेऽथ केमद्रुमो न हीति कथितोऽथवा हिमकराद्ग्रहैः केन्द्रगैः
vidhostu sunaphānaphādhurudharāḥ svariḥphobhayasthitairviravibhirgrahairitarathā tu kemadrumaḥ | himatviṣi catuṣṭaye grahayute'tha kemadrumo na hīti kathito'thavā himakarādgrahaiḥ kendragaiḥ
Of the Moon, ⟨there are⟩ Sunaphā, Anaphā and Durudharā, from grahas other than the Sun standing in the second, in the twelfth, or in both; otherwise Kemadruma. And when the Moon is joined by a graha, or when a kendra is occupied by grahas, then there is no Kemadruma — so it is declared; or ⟨likewise⟩ when there are grahas standing in the kendras from the Moon.
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- About this edition: स्व and रिःफ are this text's names for the 2nd and the 12th houses, and are rendered by house number per glossary rule 3. वंरविभिर् in both encoded files is unmetrical at that position in Pṛthvī (syllable 3 must be light) and is read as विरविभिर्, 'grahas devoid of the Sun' — the exclusion of the Sun is required by the definition itself, since Sunaphā and the rest are reckoned from the Moon and the Sun's own 2nd/12th give the Vesi group of verse 8. The three cancellations of Kemadruma are read as: a graha with the Moon, grahas in the kendras ⟨from the ascendant⟩, grahas in the kendras from the Moon; the first two share the one locative ग्रहयुते. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's धुरुधुराः → धुरुधराः; स्थितैर्वंरविभिर् → स्थितैर्विरविभिर् were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads स्वरिःफोभयस्थितैर्विरविभिर्ग्रहैरितरथा and सुनफानफाधुरुधराः; this sentence names स्थितैर्वंरविभिर् and धुरुधुराः, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
स्वयमधिगतवित्तः पार्थिवस्तत्समो वा भवति हि सुनफायां धीधनख्यातिमांश्च । प्रभुरगदशरीरः शीलवान् ख्यातकीर्तिर्विषयसुखसुवेषो निर्वृतश्चानफायाम्
svayamadhigatavittaḥ pārthivastatsamo vā bhavati hi sunaphāyāṃ dhīdhanakhyātimāṃśca | prabhuragadaśarīraḥ śīlavān khyātakīrtirviṣayasukhasuveṣo nirvṛtaścānaphāyām
In Sunaphā he wins wealth by himself, and becomes a king or the equal of one, and is possessed of understanding, wealth and fame. In Anaphā he is a master, of a body free from disease, of good character, of established renown, given to the pleasures of the senses and finely dressed, and content.
उत्पन्नभोगसुखभाग्धनवाहनाढ्यस्त्यागान्वितो धुरुधुराप्रभवः सभृत्यः । केमद्रुमे मलिनदुःखितनीचनिःस्वाः प्रेष्याः खलाश्च नृपतेरपि वंशजाताः
utpannabhogasukhabhāgdhanavāhanāḍhyastyāgānvito dhurudhurāprabhavaḥ sabhṛtyaḥ | kemadrume malinaduḥkhitanīcaniḥsvāḥ preṣyāḥ khalāśca nṛpaterapi vaṃśajātāḥ
One born of Durudhurā enjoys the pleasures and comforts that come to him, is rich in wealth and vehicles, is open-handed, and has servants ⟨under him⟩. In Kemadruma ⟨men are⟩ filthy, miserable, base and destitute, menials and scoundrels — even those born in the lineage of a king.
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- About this edition: नृपतेरपि वंशजाताः is the sting of the verse and is kept where the Sanskrit puts it, at the end: the Kemadruma results hold even for men of royal descent.
हित्वेन्दुं शुभवेसिवास्युभयचर्याख्याः स्वरिःफोभयस्थानस्थैः सवितुः शुभैः स्युरशुभैस्ते पापसंज्ञाः स्मृताः । सत्पार्श्वे शुभकर्तरीत्युदयभे पापैस्तु पापाह्वयो लग्नाद्वित्तगतैः शुभैस्तु सुशुभो योगो न पापेक्षितैः
hitvenduṃ śubhavesivāsyubhayacaryākhyāḥ svariḥphobhayasthānasthaiḥ savituḥ śubhaiḥ syuraśubhaiste pāpasaṃjñāḥ smṛtāḥ | satpārśve śubhakartarītyudayabhe pāpaistu pāpāhvayo lagnādvittagataiḥ śubhaistu suśubho yogo na pāpekṣitaiḥ
Excluding the Moon, benefics standing in the second from the Sun, in the twelfth, or in both places give the yogas named ⟨Śubha-⟩vesi, ⟨Śubha-⟩vāsi and ⟨Śubha-⟩ubhayacarī; formed by malefics, those same are remembered under the name pāpa. With benefics on either side of the rising sign it is Śubhakartarī, but with malefics it bears the name Pāpa⟨kartarī⟩. And with benefics occupying the second from the ascendant, not aspected by malefics, the yoga is Suśubha.
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- About this edition: The e-text's शुभशुभसिवेवास्युभयचर्याख्याः is garbled; it is read as शुभवेसिवास्युभयचर्याख्याः, which the parallel अशुभवेसिवास्युभयचर्याख्येषु of verse 10 confirms. पपसंज्ञाः is a slip for पापसंज्ञाः and पापेस्तु for पापैस्तु. सत्पार्श्वे is 'with the good ones (benefics) at the two sides' — the kartarī or scissors configuration, the 12th and the 2nd from the ascendant. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's शुभशुभसिवेवास्युभयचर्याख्याः → शुभवेसिवास्युभयचर्याख्याः were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads शुभवेसिवास्युभयचर्याख्याः; this sentence names शुभशुभसिवेवास्युभयचर्याख्याः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
जातः स्यात् सुभगः सुखी गुणनिधिर्धीरो नृपो धार्मिको विख्यातः सकलप्रियोऽतिसुभगो दाता महीशप्रियः । चार्वङ्गः प्रियवाक्प्रपञ्चरसिको वाग्मी यशस्वी धनी विद्यादत्र सुवेसिवास्युभयचर्याख्येषु पादक्रमात्
jātaḥ syāt subhagaḥ sukhī guṇanidhirdhīro nṛpo dhārmiko vikhyātaḥ sakalapriyo'tisubhago dātā mahīśapriyaḥ | cārvaṅgaḥ priyavākprapañcarasiko vāgmī yaśasvī dhanī vidyādatra suvesivāsyubhayacaryākhyeṣu pādakramāt
⟨In the first⟩ one born is fortunate, happy, a treasury of virtues, steady, a king, righteous; ⟨in the second⟩ renowned, dear to all, exceedingly fortunate, a giver, dear to the lord of the land; ⟨in the third⟩ of comely limbs, of pleasant speech, relishing display, eloquent, illustrious, wealthy. Let these be known here in the ⟨yogas⟩ named Su-vesi, ⟨Su-⟩vāsi and ⟨Su-⟩ubhayacarī, quarter by quarter.
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- About this edition: पादक्रमात् is the verse's own key: the three quarters of results before it belong to the three yogas in order, so the quarter-markers are supplied in brackets rather than left for the reader to reconstruct.
अन्यायाज्जननिन्दको हतरुचिर्हीनप्रियो दुर्जनोमायावी परनिन्दकः खलयुतो दुर्वृत्तशास्त्राधिकः । लोके स्यादपकीर्तिदुःखितमना विद्यार्थभाग्यैश्च्युतो जातश्चाशुभवेसिवास्युभयचर्याख्येषु पादक्रमात्
anyāyājjananindako hatarucirhīnapriyo durjanomāyāvī paranindakaḥ khalayuto durvṛttaśāstrādhikaḥ | loke syādapakīrtiduḥkhitamanā vidyārthabhāgyaiścyuto jātaścāśubhavesivāsyubhayacaryākhyeṣu pādakramāt
⟨In the first⟩ he reviles people unjustly, his lustre is destroyed, he is attached to the base, an evil man; ⟨in the second⟩ deceitful, a slanderer of others, in the company of scoundrels, well advanced in the lore of wicked conduct; ⟨in the third⟩ in the world he is of ill repute, his mind wrung with sorrow, fallen away from learning, wealth and fortune. So is one born under the ⟨yogas⟩ named Aśubha-vesi, ⟨Aśubha-⟩vāsi and ⟨Aśubha-⟩ubhayacarī, quarter by quarter.
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- About this edition: जननिन्दकः is the agent — one who reviles people — not the object; अन्यायात् qualifies it, so he does so without cause. हीनप्रियः is two-way: dear to the base, or fond of what is base; the Hindi हीनों का प्रिय holds both, as the Sanskrit does.
जैवातृको विभयरोगरिपुः सुखी स्यादाढ्यः श्रिया च शुभकर्तरियोग जातः । निःस्वोऽशुचिर्विसुखदारसुतोऽङ्गहीनः स्यात्पापकर्तरिभवोऽचिरमायुरेति
jaivātṛko vibhayarogaripuḥ sukhī syādāḍhyaḥ śriyā ca śubhakartariyoga jātaḥ | niḥsvo'śucirvisukhadārasuto'ṅgahīnaḥ syātpāpakartaribhavo'ciramāyureti
One born of the Śubhakartarī yoga is long-lived, free from fear, disease and enemies, happy, and rich in prosperity. One born of the Pāpakartarī is destitute, unclean, deprived of the happiness of wife and sons, defective in a limb, and comes to a short life.
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- About this edition: उखी in the e-text is a slip for सुखी. जैवातृक is 'long-lived' here (the word is also a name of the Moon); अङ्गहीनः is 'deficient in a limb', and is not softened to 'weak in body'. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's रिपुः उखी → रिपुः सुखी were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads सुखी; this sentence names उखी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
आचारवान् धर्ममतिः प्रसन्नः सौभाग्यवान् पार्थिवमाननीयः । मृदुस्वभावः स्मितभाषणश्च धनी भवेच्चामलयोगजातः
ācāravān dharmamatiḥ prasannaḥ saubhāgyavān pārthivamānanīyaḥ | mṛdusvabhāvaḥ smitabhāṣaṇaśca dhanī bhaveccāmalayogajātaḥ
Of good conduct, his mind on dharma, cheerful, fortunate, honoured by the ruler, gentle in disposition, smiling in his speech, and wealthy — such is one born of the Amala yoga.
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- About this edition: UNRESOLVED NAME. The chapter's own sequence puts the fruit of SUŚUBHA here: verse 8 defines Suśubha last, verse 11 has just given the two Kartarī results, and verse 13 recapitulates Suśubha, Śubhakartarī and Vesi together. The AMALA yoga is separately defined at verse 19 and given its own fruit at verse 20 (क्ष्मेशः स्यादमले धनी...), so this reading duplicates it. Both encoded files carry चामलयोगजातः identically, and they are one transcription, not two witnesses, so nothing here can adjudicate. The name is rendered as the text stands; it is a candidate for सुशुभयोगजातः and must be checked against the Sastri plates before this verse is relied on for a yoga attribution. The list of results itself is undamaged. धर्ममतिः is spelt धर्मम्तिः in the e-text.
सुशुभे शुभकर्तर्यां वेस्यादौ सुनभादिवत् । शुभैः क्रमात्फलं ज्ञेयं विपरीतमसद्ग्रहैः
suśubhe śubhakartaryāṃ vesyādau sunabhādivat | śubhaiḥ kramātphalaṃ jñeyaṃ viparītamasadgrahaiḥ
In Suśubha, in Śubhakartarī, and in Vesi and the rest, ⟨the fruits are⟩ as in Sunaphā and the rest: with benefics the fruit is to be known in that order, and the contrary with malefic grahas.
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- About this edition: सुनभादिवत् is a slip for सुनफादिवत्, and विपरीतंअसद्ग्रहैः runs two words together for विपरीतमसद्ग्रहैः. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's विपरीतंअसद् → विपरीतमसद् were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads विपरीतमसद्ग्रहैः; this sentence names विपरीतंअसद्ग्रहैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
ओजेष्वर्केन्दुलग्नान्यजनि दिवि पुमांश्चेन्महाभाग्ययोगः स्त्रीणान्तद्व्यत्ययेस्याच्छशिनि सुरगुरोः केन्द्रगे केसरीति । जीवान्त्याष्टारिसंस्थे शशिनि तु शकटः केन्द्रगे नास्ति लग्नाच्चन्द्रे केन्द्रादिगेऽर्कादधमसमवरिष्ठाख्ययोगाः प्रसिद्धाः
ojeṣvarkendulagnānyajani divi pumāṃścenmahābhāgyayogaḥ strīṇāntadvyatyayesyācchaśini suraguroḥ kendrage kesarīti | jīvāntyāṣṭārisaṃsthe śaśini tu śakaṭaḥ kendrage nāsti lagnāccandre kendrādige'rkādadhamasamavariṣṭhākhyayogāḥ prasiddhāḥ
If the Sun, the Moon and the ascendant are in odd signs and ⟨the birth⟩ took place by day, and the native is male, it is the Mahābhāgya yoga; for women it is the reverse of that ⟨even signs, and birth by night⟩. When Jupiter is in a kendra from the Moon, that is Kesari. But when the Moon stands in the twelfth, the eighth or the sixth from Jupiter it is Śakaṭa — it does not exist when ⟨Jupiter⟩ is in a kendra from the ascendant. And when the Moon is in a kendra ⟨a paṇaphara, an āpoklima⟩ from the Sun, the yogas named Adhama, Sama and Variṣṭha are well known.
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- About this edition: जीवन्त्याष्टरिसंस्थे is read as जीवात् + अन्त्य-अष्ट-अरि-संस्थे, the 12th, 8th and 6th from Jupiter — the standard Śakaṭa placements; अन्त्य is the 12th and अरि the 6th, both by their house-names. केन्द्रादिगे, 'gone to a kendra and the rest', supplies the paṇaphara (2, 5, 8, 11) and āpoklima (3, 6, 9, 12) for the second and third members of the Adhama/Sama/Variṣṭha triad, which is why those two are bracketed. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's पुमंश्चेन् → पुमांश्चेन्; जीवन्त्याष्टरिसंस्थे → जीवान्त्याष्टारिसंस्थे; प्रसिद्धः → प्रसिद्धाः were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads जीवान्त्याष्टारिसंस्थे and पुमांश्चेन्महाभाग्ययोगः; this sentence names जीवन्त्याष्टरिसंस्थे and पुमंश्चेन्, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
महाभाग्ये जातः सकलनयनानन्दजनको वदान्यो विख्यातः क्षितिपतिरशीत्यायुरमलः । वधूनां योगेऽस्मिन् सति धनसुमाङ्गल्यसहिता चिरं पुत्रैः पौत्रैः शुभमुपगता सा सुचरिता
mahābhāgye jātaḥ sakalanayanānandajanako vadānyo vikhyātaḥ kṣitipatiraśītyāyuramalaḥ | vadhūnāṃ yoge'smin sati dhanasumāṅgalyasahitā ciraṃ putraiḥ pautraiḥ śubhamupagatā sā sucaritā
One born under Mahābhāgya gives joy to every eye, is open-handed, renowned, a ruler of the earth, of eighty years' life, and spotless. When this yoga is present in the case of women, she is possessed of wealth and full auspiciousness, and for long, through sons and grandsons, comes to good fortune; and she is of virtuous conduct.
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- About this edition: अशीत्यायुः — eighty years — is the one number in this verse and is checked against the mūla, not against the other rendering.
केसरीव रिपुवर्गनिहन्ता प्रौढवाक् सदसि राजसवृत्तिः । दीर्घजीव्यतियशाः पटुबुद्धिस्तेजसा जयति केसरियोगे
kesarīva ripuvarganihantā prauḍhavāk sadasi rājasavṛttiḥ | dīrghajīvyatiyaśāḥ paṭubuddhistejasā jayati kesariyoge
In the Kesari yoga he destroys the ranks of his enemies as a lion does, is bold of speech in the assembly, royal in his conduct, long-lived, of great fame, of keen intellect, and conquers by his splendour.
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- About this edition: राजसवृत्तः is taken as 'of kingly deportment', which the preceding सदसि (in the assembly) supports; strictly राजस is 'of the quality of rajas', and the Hindi keeps the word so that reading stays visible. पटिबुद्धिः in the e-text is a slip for पटुबुद्धिः. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's वर्गतिहन्ता → वर्गनिहन्ता; राजसवृत्तः → राजसवृत्तिः; पटिबुद्धि → पटुबुद्धि were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads रिपुवर्गनिहन्ता and राजसवृत्तिः; this sentence names वर्गतिहन्ता and राजसवृत्तः, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
क्वचित्क्वचिद्भाग्यपरिच्युतः सन्पुनः पुनः सर्वमुपैति भाग्यम् । लोकेऽप्रसिद्धोऽपरिहार्यमन्तः शल्यं प्रपन्नः शकटेऽतिदुःखी
kvacitkvacidbhāgyaparicyutaḥ sanpunaḥ punaḥ sarvamupaiti bhāgyam | loke'prasiddho'parihāryamantaḥ śalyaṃ prapannaḥ śakaṭe'tiduḥkhī
Here and there fallen from his fortune, he yet regains all his fortune again and again. Unknown in the world, and bearing within him a dart that cannot be drawn out, in Śakaṭa he is exceedingly wretched.
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- About this edition: शकटेऽतिःउखी in the e-text is broken; it is read as शकटेऽतिदुःखी, which the verse's own sense and its metre require. अपरिहार्यम् अन्तः शल्यम् is an inward, unremovable barb, and is rendered as the image the verse uses rather than paraphrased as 'chronic grief'. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's शकटेऽतिःउखी → शकटेऽतिदुःखी were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads शकटेऽतिदुःखी; this sentence names शकटेऽतिःउखी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
कष्टमध्यमवराह्वययोगे द्रव्यवाहनयशः सुखसम्पत् । ज्ञानधीविनय नैपुणविद्यात्यागभोगजफलान्यपि तद्वत्
kaṣṭamadhyamavarāhvayayoge dravyavāhanayaśaḥ sukhasampat | jñānadhīvinaya naipuṇavidyātyāgabhogajaphalānyapi tadvat
In the yogas named poor, middling and best ⟨Adhama, Sama, Variṣṭha⟩, ⟨there is⟩ wealth, vehicles, fame, comfort and prosperity ⟨in that measure⟩; and the fruits arising from knowledge, understanding, modesty, skill, learning, liberality and enjoyment are likewise.
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- About this edition: कष्ट, मध्यम and वर here rename the अधम, सम and वरिष्ठ of verse 14; the identification is what makes the verse readable, so it is given in brackets. The verse states the three grades and leaves 'in that measure' to be supplied.
चन्द्राद्वा वसुमांस्तथोपचयगैर्लग्नात्समस्तैः शुभैश्चन्द्राद्व्योम्न्यमलाह्वयः शुभखगैर्योगो विलग्नादपि । जन्मेशे सहिते विलग्नपतिना केन्द्रेऽधिमित्रर्क्षगे लग्नं पश्यति कश्चिदत्र बलवान्योगो भवेत्पुष्कलः
candrādvā vasumāṃstathopacayagairlagnātsamastaiḥ śubhaiścandrādvyomnyamalāhvayaḥ śubhakhagairyogo vilagnādapi | janmeśe sahite vilagnapatinā kendre'dhimitrarkṣage lagnaṃ paśyati kaścidatra balavānyogo bhavetpuṣkalaḥ
With all the benefics in the upacaya houses ⟨the 3rd, 6th, 10th and 11th⟩ from the Moon, or from the ascendant, ⟨it is⟩ Vasumat. With benefic grahas in the tenth from the Moon — or from the ascendant as well — ⟨it is⟩ the yoga named Amala. When the lord of the birth-sign is joined with the lord of the ascendant and is in a kendra in the sign of a great friend, and some strong ⟨graha⟩ aspects the ascendant, the yoga Puṣkala arises.
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- About this edition: व्योमन् ('the sky') is the 10th house and is rendered by its number per glossary rule 3; शुभखगैः is 'by benefic sky-goers', i.e. benefic grahas. उपचय is 3, 6, 10, 11. चन्द्राव्द्योम्न्य्मलाह्वयः in the e-text is mis-spaced for चन्द्राद्व्योम्न्यमलाह्वयः, and बलवान्य्योगो for बलवान् योगो. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's चन्द्राव्द्योम्न्य्मलाह्वयः → चन्द्राद्व्योम्न्यमलाह्वयः; शुभकगैर् → शुभखगैर्; बलवान्य्योगो → बलवान्योगो were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads शुभैश्चन्द्राद्व्योम्न्यमलाह्वयः and बलवान्योगो; this sentence names चन्द्राव्द्योम्न्य्मलाह्वयः and बलवान्य्योगो, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
तिष्ठेयुः स्वगृहे सदा वसुमति द्रव्याण्यनल्पान्यपि क्ष्मेशः स्यादमले धनी सुतयशः सम्पद्युतो नीतिमान् । श्रीमान् पुष्कलयोगजो नृपवरैः संमानितो विश्रुतः स्वाकल्पाम्बरभूषितः शुभवचाः सर्वोत्तमः स्यात्प्रभुः
tiṣṭheyuḥ svagṛhe sadā vasumati dravyāṇyanalpānyapi kṣmeśaḥ syādamale dhanī sutayaśaḥ sampadyuto nītimān | śrīmān puṣkalayogajo nṛpavaraiḥ saṃmānito viśrutaḥ svākalpāmbarabhūṣitaḥ śubhavacāḥ sarvottamaḥ syātprabhuḥ
In Vasumat, goods in no small measure always abide in his own house. In Amala he becomes lord of the earth, wealthy, endowed with sons, fame and prosperity, and versed in policy. One born of the Puṣkala yoga is prosperous, honoured by the foremost of kings, widely renowned, adorned with fine ornaments and garments, auspicious in speech, and becomes a master, the best of all.
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- About this edition: अनल्पानि is a litotes — 'not few' — and is kept as such in the Hindi (अल्प नहीं) where the English resolves it to 'in no small measure'.
सर्वे पञ्चसु षट्सु सप्तसु शुभा मालाश्च पङ्क्त्या स्थिता यद्येवं मृतिषड्व्ययादिषुगृहेष्वत्राशुभाख्याः स्मृताः । स्वर्क्षोच्चे यदि कोणकण्टकयुतौ भाग्येशशुक्रावुभौ लक्ष्म्याख्योऽथ तथाविधे हिमकरे गौरीति जीवेक्षिते
sarve pañcasu ṣaṭsu saptasu śubhā mālāśca paṅktyā sthitā yadyevaṃ mṛtiṣaḍvyayādiṣugṛheṣvatrāśubhākhyāḥ smṛtāḥ | svarkṣocce yadi koṇakaṇṭakayutau bhāgyeśaśukrāvubhau lakṣmyākhyo'tha tathāvidhe himakare gaurīti jīvekṣite
If all ⟨the grahas⟩ stand in a row in five, six or seven ⟨houses⟩, they are the auspicious Mālās; if in this same way ⟨they stand⟩ in the houses beginning with the eighth, the sixth and the twelfth, then here they are remembered as bearing the name inauspicious. If both the lord of the ninth and Venus are in their own sign or exaltation and stand in a trikoṇa or a kendra, ⟨the yoga⟩ is named Lakṣmī; and when the Moon is placed in that same way and is aspected by Jupiter, that is Gaurī.
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- About this edition: पञ्चसु षट्सु सप्तसु is read as the NUMBER of houses the unbroken row occupies — five, six or seven — not as the 5th, 6th and 7th houses; the alternative reading ('all the benefics') fails on arithmetic, since four benefics cannot fill a row of seven. मृति is the 8th and व्यय the 12th, rendered by number per glossary rule 3. कण्टक is a kendra and कोण a trikoṇa, per the glossary. This is the definition verse for the Mālā pair whose fruits follow in verses 22 and 23.
जनाधिकारी क्षितिपालशस्तो भोगी प्रदाता परकार्यकर्ता । बन्धुप्रियः सत्सुतदारयुक्तो धीरः सुमालाह्वययोगजातः
janādhikārī kṣitipālaśasto bhogī pradātā parakāryakartā | bandhupriyaḥ satsutadārayukto dhīraḥ sumālāhvayayogajātaḥ
He holds authority over men, is commended by the ruler of the land, an enjoyer, a giver, a doer of other men's business, dear to his kinsmen, endowed with good sons and a good wife, and steadfast — such is one born of the yoga named Sumālā ⟨the auspicious garland⟩.
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- About this edition: युक्तोंधिरः in the e-text runs two words together and drops a vowel sign for युक्तो धीरः. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's युक्तोंधिरः → युक्तो धीरः were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads सत्सुतदारयुक्तो धीरः; this sentence names युक्तोंधिरः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
कुमार्गयुक्तोऽशुभमालिकाख्ये दुःखी परेषां वधकृत् कृतघ्नः । स्यात्कातरो भूसुरभक्तिहीनो लोकाभिशप्तः कलहप्रियः स्यात्
kumārgayukto'śubhamālikākhye duḥkhī pareṣāṃ vadhakṛt kṛtaghnaḥ | syātkātaro bhūsurabhaktihīno lokābhiśaptaḥ kalahapriyaḥ syāt
In the ⟨yoga⟩ called Aśubhamālikā he keeps to evil ways, is miserable, a slayer of others, ungrateful; he is a coward, without devotion to the brāhmaṇas, cursed by the world, and fond of strife.
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- About this edition: परेषां वधकृत् is 'one who does killing of others' and is rendered at that weight; it is not softened to 'harmful to others'. होनो in the e-text is a slip for हीनो. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's भक्तिहोनो → भक्तिहीनो were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads भूसुरभक्तिहीनो; this sentence names भक्तिहोनो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
नित्यं मङ्गलशील्या वनितया क्रीडत्यरोगी धनी तेजस्वी स्वजनान् सुरक्षति महालक्ष्मीप्रसादालयः । श्रेष्ठान्दोलिकया प्रयाति तुरगस्तम्बेरमाध्यासितो लोकानन्दकरो महीपतिवरो दाता च लक्ष्मीभवः
nityaṃ maṅgalaśīlyā vanitayā krīḍatyarogī dhanī tejasvī svajanān surakṣati mahālakṣmīprasādālayaḥ | śreṣṭhāndolikayā prayāti turagastamberamādhyāsito lokānandakaro mahīpativaro dātā ca lakṣmībhavaḥ
He sports continually with a woman of auspicious character; free from disease, wealthy and full of lustre, he guards his own people well, and is a dwelling of Mahālakṣmī's favour. He goes forth in an excellent palanquin, seated upon horses and elephants; he is a giver of delight to the world, the foremost of the lords of the earth, and open-handed — such is one arisen from Lakṣmī.
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- About this edition: स्तम्बेरम is the elephant and आन्दोलिका the palanquin; both are kept in the Hindi with a gloss, since they are the specific conveyances the verse names.
सुन्दरगात्रः श्लाघितगोत्रः पार्थिवमित्रः सद्गुणपुत्रः । पङ्कजवक्त्रः संस्तुतजैत्रो राजति गौरीयोगसमुत्थः
sundaragātraḥ ślāghitagotraḥ pārthivamitraḥ sadguṇaputraḥ | paṅkajavaktraḥ saṃstutajaitro rājati gaurīyogasamutthaḥ
Of comely body, of a praised lineage, a friend of kings, with sons of good qualities, lotus-faced, praised as a victor — one arisen from the Gaurī yoga shines forth.
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- About this edition: संस्तुतजत्रः is 'of praised collar-bones' — जत्रु is the clavicle, and the word is fixed here by the verse's own rhyme on -त्र (गात्र, गोत्र, मित्र, पुत्र, वक्त्र, जत्र), which is why it is not emended to the easier गात्र. पङ्खज in the e-text is a slip for पङ्कज. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's पङ्खजवक्त्रः → पङ्कजवक्त्रः; संस्तुतर्जत्रो → संस्तुतजैत्रो were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads संस्तुतजैत्रो and पङ्कजवक्त्रः; this sentence names संस्तुतर्जत्रो and पङ्खजवक्त्रः, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.] [2026-10-02: the mūla now reads संस्तुतजैत्रो, जैत्र 'victorious', so the 'collar-bones' sense argued above is superseded; the English and Hindi were repaired on 2026-10-02 to 'praised as a victor'.]
शुक्रवाक्पतिसुधाकरात्मजैः केन्द्रकोणसहितैर्द्वितीयगैः । स्वोच्चमित्रभवनेषु वाक्पतौ वीर्यगे सति सरस्वतीरिता
śukravākpatisudhākarātmajaiḥ kendrakoṇasahitairdvitīyagaiḥ | svoccamitrabhavaneṣu vākpatau vīryage sati sarasvatīritā
When Venus, Jupiter and Mercury occupy kendras and trikoṇas, or the second house, and Jupiter is in his exaltation, his own sign or a friend's house and is possessed of strength, the Sarasvatī ⟨yoga⟩ is declared.
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- About this edition: वाक्पति ('lord of speech') is Jupiter and सुधाकरात्मज ('son of the nectar-rayed one') is Mercury, per the glossary's epithet rows. वीर्यगे is 'gone to strength', i.e. possessed of bala. केन्द्रकोणसहितैः is read as the three grahas occupying kendras and trikoṇas, parallel to द्वितीयगैः; it can also be read as their standing together in one such house.
धीमान्नाटकगद्यपद्यगणनालङ्कारशास्त्रेष्वयं निष्णातः कविताप्रबन्धरचनाशास्त्रार्थपारंगतः । कीर्त्याक्रान्तजगत्त्रयोऽतिधनिको दारात्मजैरन्वितः स्यात् सारस्वतयोगजो नृपवरैः सम्पूजितो भाग्यवान्
dhīmānnāṭakagadyapadyagaṇanālaṅkāraśāstreṣvayaṃ niṣṇātaḥ kavitāprabandharacanāśāstrārthapāraṃgataḥ | kīrtyākrāntajagattrayo'tidhaniko dārātmajairanvitaḥ syāt sārasvatayogajo nṛpavaraiḥ sampūjito bhāgyavān
Wise, well versed in drama, prose, verse, computation and the science of poetic ornament; gone to the far shore of poetry, of the composing of works, and of the meaning of the śāstras; his fame overrunning the three worlds, exceedingly rich, endowed with wife and children — such is one born of the Sārasvata yoga, honoured by the foremost of kings, and fortunate.
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- About this edition: कीर्त्याकान्त in the e-text is a slip for कीर्त्याक्रान्त, and धीम न्नाटक is broken mid-word for धीमान्नाटक. गणना here is reckoning or arithmetic, listed among the literary sciences. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's धीम न्नाटक → धीमान्नाटक; कीर्त्याकान्त → कीर्त्याक्रान्त were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads कीर्त्याक्रान्तजगत्त्रयोऽतिधनिको; this sentence names कीर्त्याकान्त, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लग्नाधीश्वरभास्करामृतकराः केन्द्रत्रिकोणाश्रिताः स्वोच्चस्वर्क्षसुहृद्गृहानुपगताः श्रीकण्ठयोगो भवेत् । तद्वद्भार्गवभाग्यनाथशशिजाः श्रीनाथयोगस्तथा वागीशात्मपसूर्यजा यदि तदा वैरिञ्चियोगस्ततः
lagnādhīśvarabhāskarāmṛtakarāḥ kendratrikoṇāśritāḥ svoccasvarkṣasuhṛdgṛhānupagatāḥ śrīkaṇṭhayogo bhavet | tadvadbhārgavabhāgyanāthaśaśijāḥ śrīnāthayogastathā vāgīśātmapasūryajā yadi tadā vairiñciyogastataḥ
When the lord of the ascendant, the Sun and the Moon occupy kendras or trikoṇas and have gone to their exaltation, their own sign or a friend's house, the Śrīkaṇṭha yoga arises. In the same way ⟨with⟩ Venus, the lord of the ninth and Mercury — the Śrīnātha yoga; and so, if it be Jupiter, the lord of the ascendant and Saturn, then follows the Vairiñci yoga.
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- About this edition: आत्मप is 'lord of the self', and आत्म/तनु is a standard name of the 1st bhāva, so it is rendered as the lord of the ascendant — the same office named लग्नाधीश्वर in the first line, varied for metre as this text varies house-names throughout. Some take आत्मप as the lord of the 5th (the house of आत्मज, offspring); nothing in the verse settles it, and the choice changes which lord the Vairiñci yoga requires. यादि in the e-text is a slip for यदि. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's सूर्यजा यादि → सूर्यजा यदि were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads यदि; this sentence names यादि, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
रुद्राक्षाभरणो विभूतिधवलच्छायो महात्मा शिवं ध्यायत्यात्मनि सन्ततं सुनियमः शैवव्रते दीक्षितः साधूनामुपकारकः परमतेष्वेवानसूयो भवेत् तेजस्वी शिवपूजया प्रमुदितः श्रीकण्ठयोगोद्भवः
rudrākṣābharaṇo vibhūtidhavalacchāyo mahātmā śivaṃ dhyāyatyātmani santataṃ suniyamaḥ śaivavrate dīkṣitaḥ sādhūnāmupakārakaḥ paramateṣvevānasūyo bhavet tejasvī śivapūjayā pramuditaḥ śrīkaṇṭhayogodbhavaḥ
Adorned with rudrākṣa, pale-hued with sacred ash, great of soul, he meditates on Śiva within himself unceasingly; of strict observance, initiated in the Śaiva vow, a helper of the good, free from spite even towards other doctrines, full of lustre, and gladdened by the worship of Śiva — such is one arisen from the Śrīkaṇṭha yoga.
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- About this edition: दीछितः in the e-text is a slip for दीक्षितः. परमतेष्वेव नसूयो is read as परमतेष्वप्यनसूयः, 'without spite even toward other creeds' — the एव/अपि alternation is what the sense requires and the metre allows. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's दीछितः → दीक्षितः; वेव नसूयो → वेवानसूयो were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads दीक्षितः; this sentence names दीछितः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
लक्ष्मीवान् सरसोक्तिचाटुनिपुणो नारायणाङ्काङ्कितः तन्नामाङ्कितहृद्यपद्यमनिशं संकीर्तयन् सज्जनैः । तद्भक्तापचितौ प्रसन्नवदनः सत्पुत्रदारान्वितः सर्वेषां नयनप्रियोऽतिसुभगः श्रीनाथयोगोद्भवः
lakṣmīvān sarasokticāṭunipuṇo nārāyaṇāṅkāṅkitaḥ tannāmāṅkitahṛdyapadyamaniśaṃ saṃkīrtayan sajjanaiḥ | tadbhaktāpacitau prasannavadanaḥ satputradārānvitaḥ sarveṣāṃ nayanapriyo'tisubhagaḥ śrīnāthayogodbhavaḥ
Possessed of prosperity, adept in speech both savoury and winning, marked with the emblems of Nārāyaṇa; unceasingly reciting with good men the pleasing verses stamped with His name; his face bright when honour is done to His devotees; endowed with good sons and a good wife; dear to the eyes of all and exceedingly fortunate — such is one arisen from the Śrīnātha yoga.
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- About this edition: अपचिति is honouring or reverence, not loss; तद्भक्तापचितौ is the locative of occasion — his face brightens at the honouring of Viṣṇu's devotees. सज्जनेः and सर्वेषं in the e-text are slips for सज्जनैः and सर्वेषां. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's सज्जनेः → सज्जनैः; सर्वेषं → सर्वेषां were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads सज्जनैः and सर्वेषां; this sentence names सज्जनेः and सर्वेषं, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
ब्रह्मज्ञानपरायणो बहुमतिर्वेदप्रधानो गुणी हृष्टो वैदिकमार्गतो न चलति प्रख्यातशिष्यव्रजः । सौम्योक्तिर्बहुवित्तदारतनयः सद्ब्रह्मतेजोज्वलन्दीर्घायुर्विजितेन्द्रियो नतनृपो वैरिञ्चियोगोद्भवः
brahmajñānaparāyaṇo bahumatirvedapradhāno guṇī hṛṣṭo vaidikamārgato na calati prakhyātaśiṣyavrajaḥ | saumyoktirbahuvittadāratanayaḥ sadbrahmatejojvalandīrghāyurvijitendriyo natanṛpo vairiñciyogodbhavaḥ
Devoted to the knowledge of brahman, of great understanding, foremost in the Veda, endowed with virtues, and cheerful; he does not stray from the Vedic path; ⟨his is⟩ a company of renowned pupils. Gentle of speech, possessed of abundant wealth, wives and sons, blazing with the true lustre of brahman, long-lived, master of his senses, one before whom kings bow — such is he who is born of the Vairiñci yoga.
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- About this edition: Vairiñci yoga is defined at VI.28 (Jupiter, the lord of the lagna and Saturn in kendras or trikoṇas, in exaltation, own sign or a friend's). बहुमति is taken as the bahuvrīhi 'of much understanding'; it can equally be read 'much esteemed', and the verse's other members would tolerate either. सौम्योक्ति here is the ordinary adjectival सौम्य, 'gentle', not the glossary's technical 'benefic'. The e-text's दीर्घयुर्क्जित is read as दीर्घायुर्जितेन्द्रियः. नतनृप is read as the bahuvrīhi 'one to whom kings have bowed', not 'one who bows to kings'. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's ब्रह्म्ज्ञान → ब्रह्मज्ञान; दीर्घयुर्क्जितेन्द्रियो → दीर्घायुर्विजितेन्द्रियो were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads सद्ब्रह्मतेजोज्वलन्दीर्घायुर्विजितेन्द्रियो and ब्रह्मज्ञानपरायणो; this sentence names दीर्घयुर्क्जितेन्द्रियो and ब्रह्म्ज्ञान, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
अन्योन्यं भवनस्थयोर्विहगयोर्लग्नादिरिःफान्तकं भावाधीश्वर्योः क्रमेण कथिताः षट्षष्टियोगा जनैः । त्रिंशद्दैन्यमुदीरितं व्ययरिपुच्छिद्रादिनाथोत्थितास्त्वष्टौ शौर्यपतेः खला निगदिताः शेषा महाख्याः स्मृताः
anyonyaṃ bhavanasthayorvihagayorlagnādiriḥphāntakaṃ bhāvādhīśvaryoḥ krameṇa kathitāḥ ṣaṭṣaṣṭiyogā janaiḥ | triṃśaddainyamudīritaṃ vyayaripucchidrādināthotthitāstvaṣṭau śauryapateḥ khalā nigaditāḥ śeṣā mahākhyāḥ smṛtāḥ
Of two grahas each standing in the other's house — that is, of the lords of the houses (bhāvas) from the ascendant (lagna) to the twelfth, taken in order — sixty-six yogas are declared by men. Thirty of them, arising from the lords of the twelfth, the sixth, the eighth and the like, are called Dainya; but eight, ⟨arising⟩ from the lord of the third ⟨the house of valour⟩, are pronounced Khala; the rest are known by the name Mahā.
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- About this edition: The three numbers check out exactly and are worth keeping: 66 = C(12,2), every pair of house-lords; 30 = the pairs in which at least one of the 6th, 8th or 12th lords takes part (66 − C(9,2)); 8 = the 3rd lord paired with the remaining eight lords once the 6th, 8th and 12th are already spent. 66 − 30 − 8 = 28 Mahā yogas — the verse says only 'the rest', so the 28 is left out of the rendering. House-names per the glossary: रिःफ = 12th, व्यय = 12th, रिपु = 6th, छिद्र = 8th, शौर्य = 3rd. The e-text's त्रिशद् is read त्रिंशत्. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's रिह्फान्तकं → रिःफान्तकं; त्रिशद्दैन्य → त्रिंशद्दैन्य were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads त्रिंशद्दैन्यमुदीरितं and भवनस्थयोर्विहगयोर्लग्नादिरिःफान्तकं; this sentence names त्रिशद्दैन्य and रिह्फान्तकं, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
मूर्खः स्यादपवादको दुरितकृन्नित्यं सपत्नार्दितः क्रूरोक्तिः किलदैन्यजश्चलमतिर्विच्छिन्नकार्योद्यमः । उद्वृत्तश्च खले कदाचिदखिलं भाग्यं लभेताखिलं सौम्योक्तिश्च कदाचिदेवमशुभं दारिद्र्यदुःखादिकम्
mūrkhaḥ syādapavādako duritakṛnnityaṃ sapatnārditaḥ krūroktiḥ kiladainyajaścalamatirvicchinnakāryodyamaḥ | udvṛttaśca khale kadācidakhilaṃ bhāgyaṃ labhetākhilaṃ saumyoktiśca kadācidevamaśubhaṃ dāridryaduḥkhādikam
⟨In the Dainya⟩ he is a fool, a slanderer, a doer of wrongs, forever harried by rivals, harsh of speech, unsteady in mind, his undertakings broken off — such indeed is one born of Dainya. And in the Khala he is unruly: at one time he obtains fortune entire and is wholly gentle of speech, at another, just so, ill fortune — poverty, sorrow and the rest.
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- About this edition: मूर्ख stands in the e-text and is rendered at its weight ('a fool'); this is the reading of this witness alone and is a locator until the Sastri plates are read. अखिलं occurs twice in the second line (लभेताखिलं ... अखिलं सौम्योक्तिः) and the second occurrence sits awkwardly; it is taken adverbially with सौम्योक्ति ('wholly gentle of speech'), but it may be a transmission doubling. The Khala verdict is deliberately two-sided — the same native swings between complete fortune and poverty; that alternation is the yoga's signature, not a hedge in the translation.
श्रीकटाक्षनिलयः प्रभुराढ्यश्चित्रवस्त्रकनकाभरणश्च । पार्थिवाप्तबहुमानसमाज्ञो यानवित्तसुतवांश्च महाख्ये
śrīkaṭākṣanilayaḥ prabhurāḍhyaścitravastrakanakābharaṇaśca | pārthivāptabahumānasamājño yānavittasutavāṃśca mahākhye
In that named Mahā he is a seat of Fortune's sidelong glance, a master, wealthy, ⟨adorned⟩ with many-coloured garments and ornaments of gold; ⟨he wins⟩ high honour and renown obtained from the king, and is possessed of conveyances, wealth and sons.
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- About this edition: The e-text's पर्थिवाप्तबहुमानरसमाज्ञो is damaged. पार्थिवाप्तबहुमान- ('great honour obtained from the king') is secure; the tail -रसमाज्ञो is not, and is left unrendered rather than guessed — रसज्ञ ('a connoisseur of that savour') and रसमग्न ('steeped in it') are both metrically and palaeographically possible. श्रीकटक्षनिलयः is read श्रीकटाक्षनिलयः. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's श्रीकटक्ष → श्रीकटाक्ष; पर्थिवाप्त → पार्थिवाप्त; बहुमानरसमाज्ञो → बहुमानसमाज्ञो were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads पार्थिवाप्तबहुमानसमाज्ञो and श्रीकटाक्षनिलयः; this sentence names पर्थिवाप्तबहुमानरसमाज्ञो and श्रीकटक्षनिलयः, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
लग्नाधिपाप्तभपतिस्थितराशिनाथः स्वोच्चस्वभेषु यदि कोणचतुष्टयस्थः योगः स काहल इति प्रथितोऽथ तद्वत् लग्नाधिपाप्तभपतिर्यदि पर्वताख्यः
lagnādhipāptabhapatisthitarāśināthaḥ svoccasvabheṣu yadi koṇacatuṣṭayasthaḥ yogaḥ sa kāhala iti prathito'tha tadvat lagnādhipāptabhapatiryadi parvatākhyaḥ
If the lord of the sign occupied by the lord of the sign that the lord of the lagna has obtained stands in his own exaltation or his own sign, and in a trikoṇa or a kendra, that yoga is famed as Kāhala. And likewise, if it is the lord of the sign obtained by the lord of the lagna ⟨that stands so⟩, it is named Parvata.
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- About this edition: Two links of a dispositor chain are being counted. Kahala takes the dispositor's dispositor (lagna lord → its sign's lord → THAT lord's sign's lord); Parvata takes one link only (lagna lord → its sign's lord). कोणचतुष्टय is read as a dvandva, koṇa (trikoṇa: 1, 5, 9) or catuṣṭaya (kendra: 1, 4, 7, 10) — both rendered per the glossary. The e-text's स्वभेशु, प्रथितोऽथत्तद्वत् and भप्तिः are read स्वभेषु, प्रथितोऽथ तद्वत् and भपतिः. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's स्वभेशु → स्वभेषु; स कहल → स काहल; प्रथितोऽथत्तद्वत् → प्रथितोऽथ तद्वत्; भप्तिर्यदि → भपतिर्यदि were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads प्रथितोऽथ तद्वत् लग्नाधिपाप्तभपतिर्यदि; this sentence names प्रथितोऽथत्तद्वत् and भप्तिर्यदि, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
वर्द्धिष्णुरार्यः सुमतिः प्रसन्नः क्षेमङ्करः काहलजो नृमान्यः । स्थिरार्थसौख्यः स्थिरकार्यकर्त्ता क्षितीश्वरः पर्वतयोगजातः
varddhiṣṇurāryaḥ sumatiḥ prasannaḥ kṣemaṅkaraḥ kāhalajo nṛmānyaḥ | sthirārthasaukhyaḥ sthirakāryakarttā kṣitīśvaraḥ parvatayogajātaḥ
Ever-thriving, noble, of good understanding, serene, a bringer of security, honoured among men — such is one born of the Kahala. Of lasting wealth and ease, a doer of enduring works, a lord of the earth — such is one born of the Parvata yoga.
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- About this edition: वार्द्धिष्णु is taken as वर्धिष्णु, 'prone to increase, ever-thriving'; the vṛddhi vowel is unexpected and may be the e-text's. स्थिरार्यसौख्यः is rendered as it stands ('lasting noble ease'), but आर्य here may be a transmission of अर्थ — स्थिरार्थसौख्यः, 'lasting wealth and ease', which would suit a Parvata verse better and is a natural scribal slip; the reading is left as transmitted and flagged. The yoga named कहल at VI.35 is spelled काहल here, in the one verse-pair; both are kept. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's वार्द्धिष्णु → वर्द्धिष्णु; स्थिरार्यसौख्यः → स्थिरार्थसौख्यः were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads स्थिरार्थसौख्यः and वर्द्धिष्णुरार्यः; this sentence names स्थिरार्यसौख्यः and वार्द्धिष्णु, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
धर्मकर्मभवनाधिपती द्वौ संयुतौ महितभावगतौ चेत् । राजयोग इति तद्वदिह स्यात् केन्द्रकोणयुतिर्यदि शङ्खः
dharmakarmabhavanādhipatī dvau saṃyutau mahitabhāvagatau cet | rājayoga iti tadvadiha syāt kendrakoṇayutiryadi śaṅkhaḥ
When the two lords of the houses of dharma ⟨the ninth⟩ and of karma ⟨the tenth⟩ are conjoined and placed in an honoured bhāva, that is called Rājayoga; and likewise here, should there be the conjunction of ⟨the lords of⟩ a kendra and a trikoṇa, it is Śaṅkha.
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- About this edition: धर्म = the 9th house and कर्म = the 10th, per the glossary's house-synonym rule. महितभाव is left as 'an honoured bhāva' rather than resolved to kendra or trikoṇa, which the verse does not say. The e-text's यति is read यदि; without it the second half has no conditional. That the Śaṅkha of this half is the same Śaṅkha whose fruit VI.38 gives is confirmed by that verse's शङ्खयोगे. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's भावगतौ । राजयोग → भावगतौ चेत् । राजयोग; युतिर्यति शङ्खः → युतिर्यदि शङ्खः were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads केन्द्रकोणयुतिर्यदि; this sentence names युतिर्यति, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
भेरीशङ्खप्रणादैर्धृतमृदुपटिकाजातवृत्तातपत्रो हस्त्यश्वान्दोलिकाद्यैः सह मगधकृतप्रस्तुतिर्भूमिपालः । नानारूपोपहारस्फुरितकरयुतैः प्रार्थितः सज्जनैः स्याद्राजा स्याच्छङ्खयोगे बहुवरवनिताभोगसम्पत्तिपूर्णः
bherīśaṅkhapraṇādairdhṛtamṛdupaṭikājātavṛttātapatro hastyaśvāndolikādyaiḥ saha magadhakṛtaprastutirbhūmipālaḥ | nānārūpopahārasphuritakarayutaiḥ prārthitaḥ sajjanaiḥ syādrājā syācchaṅkhayoge bahuvaravanitābhogasampattipūrṇaḥ
To the sounding of kettle-drums and conches, a round parasol of soft cloth held over him, attended by elephants, horses, palanquins and the rest, hymned by ⟨the court⟩ bards — a protector of the earth; entreated by good men whose hands glitter with gifts of every kind — such a king he would be in the Śaṅkha yoga, filled with many excellent women, with enjoyments and with wealth.
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- About this edition: मगधकुतप्रस्तुतिः is corrupt. The pair मागध and सूत — the two classes of court panegyrist — is the obvious original (मागधसूतप्रस्तुतिः), and the rendering 'hymned by ⟨the court⟩ bards' takes only what both readings share; the emendation itself is not asserted. उहार is read उपहार. The e-text's प्रणाद्रैः is read प्रणादैः.
संख्यायोगाः सप्तसप्तर्क्षसंस्थैरेकापायाद्वल्लकीदामपाशम् । केदाराख्यः शूलयोगो युगं च गोलश्चान्यान् पूर्वमुक्तान्विहाय
saṃkhyāyogāḥ saptasaptarkṣasaṃsthairekāpāyādvallakīdāmapāśam | kedārākhyaḥ śūlayogo yugaṃ ca golaścānyān pūrvamuktānvihāya
The Saṃkhyā yogas are seven, ⟨reckoned⟩ from the seven ⟨grahas⟩ standing in seven signs and by the loss of one ⟨sign at each step⟩: Vallakī, Dāma, Pāśa, that named Kedāra, the Śūla yoga, Yuga, and Gola — leaving aside the others already spoken of.
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- About this edition: The enumeration the verse compresses into एकापायात्: the seven grahas in seven signs = Vallakī (elsewhere Vīṇā); in six = Dāma; in five = Pāśa; in four = Kedāra; in three = Śūla; in two = Yuga; in one = Gola. The mapping is left to this note rather than written into the line, since the verse gives only the names and the rule of subtraction. VI.40–41 then give the fruits in the same order, which confirms it.
वीणायोगे नृत्तगीतप्रियोऽर्थी दाम्नि त्यागीभूपतिश्चोपकारी । पाशे भोगी सार्थसच्छीलबन्धुः केदाराख्ये श्रीकृषिक्षेत्रयुक्तः
vīṇāyoge nṛttagītapriyo'rthī dāmni tyāgībhūpatiścopakārī | pāśe bhogī sārthasacchīlabandhuḥ kedārākhye śrīkṛṣikṣetrayuktaḥ
In the Vīṇā yoga he is fond of dance and song, and a seeker of wealth; in the Dāma, liberal, a lord of the earth, and a doer of good turns; in the Pāśa, given to enjoyment, well-provided, of good conduct and rich in kinsmen; in that named Kedāra, given to prosperity, husbandry and fields.
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- About this edition: VI.39 names the first of the seven Vallakī; this verse calls it वीणा. Both are the lute, and both are kept where each stands. अर्थी is 'one who wants' — rendered 'a seeker of wealth', though 'a petitioner' is the other live sense and the verse does not settle it; the Hindi अर्थार्थी holds both. सार्थसच्छीलबन्धुः is taken as a three-membered bahuvrīhi (wealth, good conduct, kinsmen). केदाराख्ये श्रीकृषिक्षेत्रे युक्तः has a locative singular where an instrumental plural is expected (श्रीकृषिक्षेत्रैर्युक्तः); the sense is unaffected. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's त्यागीभूतिश् → त्यागीभूपतिश्; क्षेत्रेयुक्तः → क्षेत्रयुक्तः were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads श्रीकृषिक्षेत्रयुक्तः; this sentence names श्रीकृषिक्षेत्रे and क्षेत्रेयुक्तः, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
शूले हिंस्रः क्रोधशीलो दरिद्रः पाषण्डी स्याद् द्रव्यहीनो युगाख्ये । निःस्वः पापी म्लेच्छयुक्तः कुशिल्पी गोले जातश्चालसोऽल्पायुरेव
śūle hiṃsraḥ krodhaśīlo daridraḥ pāṣaṇḍī syād dravyahīno yugākhye | niḥsvaḥ pāpī mlecchayuktaḥ kuśilpī gole jātaścālaso'lpāyureva
In the Śūla he is violent, of angry temper, and poor. In that named Yuga he would be a heretic and stripped of goods. One born in the Gola is penniless, sinful, keeps company with mlecchas, is a bad craftsman, idle, and short-lived besides.
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- About this edition: Left at full weight: हिंस्र is 'violent, given to injury', not 'hot-tempered'; पाषण्डी is a heretic, one outside the Vedic fold, not merely 'unorthodox'; अल्पायुरेव carries एव — short-lived, and that is the whole of it.
सौम्यैरिन्दोर्द्यूनषड्रन्ध्रसंस्थैस्तद्वल्लग्नात्संस्थितैर्वाधियोगः । नेता मन्त्री भूपतिः स्यात्क्रमेण ख्यातः श्रीमान्दीर्घजीवी मनस्वी
saumyairindordyūnaṣaḍrandhrasaṃsthaistadvallagnātsaṃsthitairvādhiyogaḥ | netā mantrī bhūpatiḥ syātkrameṇa khyātaḥ śrīmāndīrghajīvī manasvī
When benefics stand in the seventh, the sixth and the eighth from the Moon — or likewise ⟨reckoned⟩ from the lagna — it is the Adhi yoga. He becomes, in order, a leader, a minister, a king; renowned, prosperous, long-lived and high-minded.
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- About this edition: House-names: द्यून = the 7th, षष् = the 6th, रन्ध्र = the 8th. The order in the compound is 7-6-8, not 6-7-8, and it is kept as the verse has it. क्रमेण governs नेता/मन्त्री/भूपति but the verse does not say what they are respective TO — the commentators supply the number or the strength of the benefics involved; nothing is supplied here.
अधियोगभवो नरेश्वरः स्थिरसम्पद्बहुबन्धुपोषकः । अमुना रिपवः पराजिताश्चिरमायुर्लभते प्रसिद्धताम्
adhiyogabhavo nareśvaraḥ sthirasampadbahubandhupoṣakaḥ | amunā ripavaḥ parājitāściramāyurlabhate prasiddhatām
One born of the Adhi yoga is a lord of men, of steady wealth, the supporter of many kinsmen. By it his enemies are defeated; his life is long, and he attains renown.
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- About this edition: The e-text's पराजिताह्चिरमायुर् is read पराजिताश्चिरमायुर्. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's नरेश्वंरः → नरेश्वरः; पराजिताह्चिरमायुर् → पराजिताश्चिरमायुर् were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads पराजिताश्चिरमायुर्लभते and नरेश्वरः; this sentence names पराजिताह्चिरमायुर् and नरेश्वंरः, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
भावैः सौम्ययुतेक्षितैस्तदधिपैः सुस्थानगैर्भास्वरैः स्वोच्चस्वर्क्षगतैर्विलग्नभवनाद्योगाः क्रमाद्द्वादश । संज्ञाश्चामरधेनुशौर्यजलधिच्छत्रास्त्रकामासुराभाग्यख्यातिसुपारिजातमुसलास्तज्ज्ञैर्यथा कीर्तिताः
bhāvaiḥ saumyayutekṣitaistadadhipaiḥ susthānagairbhāsvaraiḥ svoccasvarkṣagatairvilagnabhavanādyogāḥ kramāddvādaśa | saṃjñāścāmaradhenuśauryajaladhicchatrāstrakāmāsurābhāgyakhyātisupārijātamusalāstajjñairyathā kīrtitāḥ
When the bhāvas are joined with or aspected by benefics, and their lords are set in good places, bright, and gone to their own exaltation or their own sign, twelve yogas arise in order from the house of the lagna. Their names, as they have been declared by those who know them: Cāmara, Dhenu, Śaurya, Jaladhi, Chatra, Astra, Kāma, Asura, Bhāgya, Khyāti, Supārijāta and Musala.
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- About this edition: Twelve names for twelve bhāvas, in order from the lagna: Cāmara (1st), Dhenu (2nd), Śaurya (3rd), Jaladhi (4th), Chatra (5th), Astra (6th), Kāma (7th), Asura (8th), Bhāgya (9th), Khyāti (10th), Supārijāta (11th), Musala (12th). VI.45–56 then give their fruits one to a verse in that same order, which confirms the count and the sequence. The e-text's छत्रास्त्रक मासुरा carries a spurious word-break and is read छत्रास्त्रकामासुरा.
प्रत्यहं व्रजति वृद्धिमुदग्रां शुक्लचन्द्र इव शोभनशीलः । कीर्तिमान् जनपतिश्चिरजीवी श्रीनिधिर्भवति चामरजातः
pratyahaṃ vrajati vṛddhimudagrāṃ śuklacandra iva śobhanaśīlaḥ | kīrtimān janapatiścirajīvī śrīnidhirbhavati cāmarajātaḥ
Day by day he goes to lofty increase, like the moon of the bright fortnight; of goodly character, renowned, a ruler of the people, long-lived, a treasury of fortune — such is one born of the Cāmara.
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- About this edition: शुक्लचन्द्र is the waxing moon of the bright fortnight, and the simile is of daily increase, not of brightness. The e-text's वृदिम् is read वृद्धिम्.
सान्नपानविभवोऽखिलविद्या पुष्कलोधिककुटुम्बविभूतिः । हेमरत्नधनधान्यसमृद्धो राजराज इव राजति धेनौ
sānnapānavibhavo'khilavidyā puṣkalodhikakuṭumbavibhūtiḥ | hemaratnadhanadhānyasamṛddho rājarāja iva rājati dhenau
Abounding in food and drink, full in every branch of learning, of abundant household prosperity, enriched with gold, jewels, wealth and grain — in the Dhenu he shines like a king of kings.
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- About this edition: राजराज is 'king of kings' and is also a standing epithet of Kubera, the lord of wealth — apt in a verse about gold and grain. The rendering keeps the literal sense and leaves the Kubera reading to this note. The e-text's सान्नपान्न is read सान्नपान (dittography) and पुष्कलोधिक is read पुष्कलोऽधिक. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's सान्नपान्नविभवो → सान्नपानविभवो; संरिद्धो → समृद्धो were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads सान्नपानविभवोऽखिलविद्या and हेमरत्नधनधान्यसमृद्धो; this sentence names सान्नपान्नविभवो and संरिद्धो, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
कीर्तिमद्भिरनुजैरभिष्टुतो लालितो महितविक्रमयुक्तः शौर्यजो भवति राम इवासौ राजकार्यनिरतोऽतियशस्वी
kīrtimadbhiranujairabhiṣṭuto lālito mahitavikramayuktaḥ śauryajo bhavati rāma ivāsau rājakāryanirato'tiyaśasvī
Extolled and cherished by renowned younger brothers, endowed with honoured valour, he who is born of the Śaurya is like Rāma — given to the king's business, and exceedingly glorious.
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- About this edition: The 3rd bhāva is the house of brothers and of valour, and the verse plays on both: अनुज (younger brothers) and विक्रम. Rāma is named as the standard of a valorous younger-brother-attended prince.
गोसम्पद्धनधान्य्शोभिसदनं बन्धुप्रपूर्णं वरस्त्रीरत्नाम्बरभूषणानि महितस्थानं च सर्वोत्तमम् । प्राप्नोत्यम्बुधियोगजः स्थिरसुखो हस्त्यश्वयानादिगो राजेड्यो द्विजदेवकार्यनिरतः कूपप्रपाकृत्पथि
gosampaddhanadhānyśobhisadanaṃ bandhuprapūrṇaṃ varastrīratnāmbarabhūṣaṇāni mahitasthānaṃ ca sarvottamam | prāpnotyambudhiyogajaḥ sthirasukho hastyaśvayānādigo rājeḍyo dvijadevakāryanirataḥ kūpaprapākṛtpathi
One born of the Ambudhi yoga obtains a dwelling resplendent with wealth of cattle, riches and grain and filled with kinsmen; excellent women, jewels, garments and ornaments; and an honoured station, best of all. His happiness is lasting; he goes about with elephants, horses, conveyances and the rest; he is honoured by kings, given to the service of the twice-born and of the gods, and a maker of wells and roadside water-sheds.
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- About this edition: VI.44 names this fourth yoga जलधि; the verse itself calls it अम्बुधि. Both words mean 'ocean' and both are kept where each stands. प्रपा is the roadside shed where water is given free to travellers, not a well — कूप and प्रपा are two distinct works of merit and are rendered as two. The e-text's अम्बुहि is read अम्बुधि, and प्रपुर्णं, भुषणानि are read प्रपूर्णं, भूषणानि. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's बन्धुप्रपुर्णं → बन्धुप्रपूर्णं; नाम्बरभुषणानि → नाम्बरभूषणानि; प्राप्नोत्यम्बुहियोगजः → प्राप्नोत्यम्बुधियोगजः were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads प्राप्नोत्यम्बुधियोगजः and बन्धुप्रपूर्णं; this sentence names प्राप्नोत्यम्बुहियोगजः and बन्धुप्रपुर्णं, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
सुसंसारसौभाग्यसन्तानलक्ष्मी निवासो यशस्वी सुभाषी मनीषी । अमात्यो महीशस्य पूज्यो धनाढ्यः स्फुरत्तीक्ष्णबुद्धिर्भवेच्छत्रयोगे
susaṃsārasaubhāgyasantānalakṣmī nivāso yaśasvī subhāṣī manīṣī | amātyo mahīśasya pūjyo dhanāḍhyaḥ sphurattīkṣṇabuddhirbhavecchatrayoge
In the Chatra yoga he is a dwelling-place of a good household, of good fortune, of progeny and of prosperity; glorious, of fair speech, wise; a minister of the king, worthy of honour, rich, and of flashing keen intelligence.
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- About this edition: शुभाषी is read सुभाषी, 'of fair speech'. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's यशस्वी शुभाषी → यशस्वी सुभाषी were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads सुभाषी; this sentence names शुभाषी, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
शत्रून् बलिष्ठान् बलवन्निगृह्य क्रूरप्रवृत्त्या सहितोऽभिमानी । व्रणाङ्किताङ्गश्च विवादकारी स्यादस्त्रयोगे दृढगात्रयुक्तः
śatrūn baliṣṭhān balavannigṛhya krūrapravṛttyā sahito'bhimānī | vraṇāṅkitāṅgaśca vivādakārī syādastrayoge dṛḍhagātrayuktaḥ
Powerfully subduing even the strongest enemies, attended by cruel conduct, proud, his limbs marked with wounds, a maker of quarrels, of firm body — such would he be in the Astra yoga.
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- About this edition: The 6th bhāva is the house of enemies and of wounds, and both stand in the verse. क्रूरप्रवृत्त्या सहितः is kept at weight — 'attended by cruel conduct', not 'forceful' or 'assertive'. The e-text's प्रव्त्त्या is read प्रवृत्त्या and व्रणङ्कितङ्गः is read व्रणाङ्किताङ्गः. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's क्रूरप्रव्त्त्या → क्रूरप्रवृत्त्या; व्रणङ्कितङ्गश्च → व्रणाङ्किताङ्गश्च were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads क्रूरप्रवृत्त्या and व्रणाङ्किताङ्गश्च; this sentence names क्रूरप्रव्त्त्या and व्रणङ्कितङ्गश्च, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
परदारपराङ्मुखो भवेद्वरदारात्मजबन्धुसंश्रितः । जनकादधिकः शुभैर्गुणैर्महनीयां श्रियमेति कामजः
paradāraparāṅmukho bhavedvaradārātmajabandhusaṃśritaḥ | janakādadhikaḥ śubhairguṇairmahanīyāṃ śriyameti kāmajaḥ
One born of the Kāma ⟨yoga⟩ turns his face from another man's wife; he is attended by an excellent wife, by sons and by kinsmen; in his good qualities he surpasses his father, and he attains an honourable prosperity.
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- About this edition: जनकादधिकः शुभैर्गुणैः — the comparison is expressly restricted to good qualities, not to station or wealth.
हन्त्यन्यकार्यं पिशुनः स्वकार्यपरो दरिद्रश्च दुराग्रही स्यात् । स्वयम्कृतानर्थपरंपरार्तः कुकर्मकृच्चासुरयोगजातः
hantyanyakāryaṃ piśunaḥ svakāryaparo daridraśca durāgrahī syāt | svayamkṛtānarthaparaṃparārtaḥ kukarmakṛccāsurayogajātaḥ
He destroys another's work; a slanderer, bent on his own affairs only, poor, and obstinate in the wrong; tormented by a succession of calamities of his own making, a doer of foul deeds — such is one born of the Asura yoga.
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- About this edition: स्वयंकृतानर्थपरंपरार्तः puts the blame squarely on the native: the calamities are of his own making and they come in a chain. That is kept rather than softened to 'misfortune'.
चञ्चच्चामरवाद्यघोषनिबिडामान्दोलिकां शाश्वतीं लक्ष्मीं प्राप्य महाजनैः कृतनतिः स्याद्धर्ममार्गे स्थितः । प्रीणात्येष पितॄन् सुरान्द्विजगणांस्तत्तत्प्रियैः पूजनैः स्वाचारः स्वकुलोद्वहः सुहृदयः स्याद्भाग्ययोगोद्भवः
cañcaccāmaravādyaghoṣanibiḍāmāndolikāṃ śāśvatīṃ lakṣmīṃ prāpya mahājanaiḥ kṛtanatiḥ syāddharmamārge sthitaḥ | prīṇātyeṣa pitṝn surāndvijagaṇāṃstattatpriyaiḥ pūjanaiḥ svācāraḥ svakulodvahaḥ suhṛdayaḥ syādbhāgyayogodbhavaḥ
Having obtained a palanquin thronged with waving chowries and the din of instruments, and lasting prosperity, he is bowed to by great men and stands in the path of dharma. He gratifies the ancestors, the gods and the companies of the twice-born with the worship dear to each; of good conduct, the upholder of his line, kind of heart — such is he who springs from the Bhāgya yoga.
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- About this edition: The 9th bhāva is the house of dharma, and the verse's whole second half is the dharma of the householder: pitṛs, devas, brāhmaṇas, each with the worship proper to it. तत्तत्प्रियैः is 'with what is dear to each severally' — the distributive is the point. The e-text's शाश्वती लक्ष्मी are read as accusatives शाश्वतीं लक्ष्मीं, governed by प्राप्य.
सत्क्रियां सकललोकसंमतामाचरन्नवति सज्जनान्नृपः । पुत्रमित्रधनदारभाग्यवान् ख्यातिजो भवति लोकविश्रुतः
satkriyāṃ sakalalokasaṃmatāmācarannavati sajjanānnṛpaḥ | putramitradhanadārabhāgyavān khyātijo bhavati lokaviśrutaḥ
Performing good works approved by the whole world, he protects the good; a king, blessed with sons, friends, wealth, wife and fortune — one born of the Khyāti is renowned throughout the world.
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- About this edition: The e-text's आचरन्नवति सज्जन्नान्नृपः is read आचरन् अवति सज्जनान् नृपः — 'performing ⟨them⟩, he protects the good; a king'. अवति is the verb (he protects), not part of a compound. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's सज्जन्नान्नृपः → सज्जनान्नृपः were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads सज्जनान्नृपः; this sentence names सज्जन्नान्नृपः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
नित्यमङ्गलयुतः पृथिवीशः संचितार्थनिचयः सुकुटुम्बी । सत्कथाश्रवणभक्तिरभिज्ञो पारिजातजननः शिवतातिः
nityamaṅgalayutaḥ pṛthivīśaḥ saṃcitārthanicayaḥ sukuṭumbī | satkathāśravaṇabhaktirabhijño pārijātajananaḥ śivatātiḥ
Attended by unfailing auspiciousness, a lord of the earth, with a heaped-up store of wealth, of a good household, devoted and practised in the hearing of holy discourse — one born of the Pārijāta is a giver of well-being.
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- About this edition: VI.44 names this eleventh yoga सुपारिजात; the verse calls it पारिजात. शिवतातिः is 'conferring welfare, auspicious to others' — a Vedic-flavoured word kept in the Hindi and glossed there. The e-text's भक्त्रभिज्ञो is read भक्त्यभिज्ञः. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's भक्त्रभिज्ञो → भक्तिरभिज्ञो were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads सत्कथाश्रवणभक्तिरभिज्ञो; this sentence names भक्त्रभिज्ञो, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
कृच्छ्रलब्धधनवान् परिभूतो लोलसम्पदुचितव्ययशीलः । स्वर्गमेव लभतेऽन्त्यदशायां जाल्मको मुसलजश्चपलश्च
kṛcchralabdhadhanavān paribhūto lolasampaducitavyayaśīlaḥ | svargameva labhate'ntyadaśāyāṃ jālmako musalajaścapalaśca
His wealth is got with hardship, he is slighted, his fortune will not hold still and his spending runs to match it; ⟨yet⟩ in the last stage ⟨of life⟩ he obtains heaven itself. One born of the Musala is a wretch, and fickle.
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- About this edition: The e-text's स्वर्गमेव लभऽन्तेत्यदशायां is damaged; it is read स्वर्गमेव लभतेऽन्त्यदशायाम्, which restores both the verb and the sense (the 12th bhāva, whose yoga this is, is the house of loss and of release). अन्त्यदशा is taken as 'the last stage of life'; it could be read technically as the last daśā, and the Hindi अन्त्य दशा holds both. लोलसम्पदुचितव्ययशीलः is taken as one compound — spending in keeping with a fortune that will not stay put. पिरभूतो is read परिभूतो. जाल्मक is left at its weight: a contemptible wretch. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's पिरभूतो → परिभूतो; लभऽन्तेत्यदशायां → लभतेऽन्त्यदशायां were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads लभतेऽन्त्यदशायां and परिभूतो; this sentence names लभऽन्तेत्यदशायां and पिरभूतो, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
दुःस्थैर्भावगृहेश्वरैरशुभसंयुक्तेक्षितैर्वा क्रमाद्भावैः स्युस्त्ववयोगनिःस्वमृतयः प्रोक्ताः कुहूः पामरः । हर्षो दुष्कृतिरित्यथापि सरलो निर्भाग्यदुर्योगकौ योगा द्वादश ते दरिद्र विमले प्रोक्ताविपश्चिज्जनैः
duḥsthairbhāvagṛheśvarairaśubhasaṃyuktekṣitairvā kramādbhāvaiḥ syustvavayoganiḥsvamṛtayaḥ proktāḥ kuhūḥ pāmaraḥ | harṣo duṣkṛtirityathāpi saralo nirbhāgyaduryogakau yogā dvādaśa te daridra vimale proktāvipaścijjanaiḥ
When the lords of the bhāva-houses are ill-placed, or joined with and aspected by malefics, there arise with the bhāvas in order the yogas declared to be Avayoga, Niḥsva, Mṛti, Kuhū, Pāmara, Harṣa, Duṣkṛti, and then also Sarala, Nirbhāgya and Duryoga, Daridra and Vimala — these twelve are declared by the learned.
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- About this edition: The count is twelve and the names run one to a bhāva from the lagna: Avayoga (1st), Niḥsva (2nd), Mṛti (3rd), Kuhū (4th), Pāmara (5th), Harṣa (6th), Duṣkṛti (7th), Sarala (8th), Nirbhāgya (9th), Duryoga (10th), Daridra (11th), Vimala (12th). VI.58–69 give their fruits in that order, which confirms it. अशुभ is here the class-word for malefics, standing against सौम्य in VI.44, and is rendered 'malefics' rather than the glossary's default 'inauspicious'. Three of the twelve — Harṣa (6th), Sarala (8th) and Vimala (12th) — turn out favourable when their own verses come (VI.63, 65, 69), since the ruin of a duḥsthāna's lord is the native's gain; the blanket condition stated here and the fruits that follow are both left as they stand. The e-text's दरिद्र विमले is a loose form for the last pair.
अप्रसिद्धिरतिदुःसहदैन्यं स्वल्पमायुरवमानमसद्भिः । संयुतः कुचरितः कुतनुः स्याच्चञ्चलस्थितिरिहाप्यवयोगे
aprasiddhiratiduḥsahadainyaṃ svalpamāyuravamānamasadbhiḥ | saṃyutaḥ kucaritaḥ kutanuḥ syāccañcalasthitirihāpyavayoge
Obscurity; wretchedness past bearing; a very short life; disgrace. Joined with the base, of evil conduct, of ill body, and of unsteady standing — such is he here too, in the Avayoga.
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- About this edition: स्वल्पमायुः is 'a very short life' and is left there; the verse is the first of the twelve daridra yogas and does not soften. इह अपि — 'here too' — carries the sequence over from VI.57.
सुवचनशून्यो विफलकुटुम्बः कुजनसमाजः कुदशनचक्षुः । मतिसुतविद्या विभवविहीनो रिपुहृतवित्तः प्रभवति निःस्वे
suvacanaśūnyo viphalakuṭumbaḥ kujanasamājaḥ kudaśanacakṣuḥ | matisutavidyā vibhavavihīno ripuhṛtavittaḥ prabhavati niḥsve
Void of good speech, his household of no avail, in the company of base men, ill in teeth and eyes, destitute of understanding, of sons, of learning and of substance, his wealth carried off by enemies — such a one comes forth in the Niḥsva.
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- About this edition: The 2nd bhāva governs speech, the family, wealth and the face — and every one of them is denied in turn here: वचन, कुटुम्ब, वित्त, दशन-चक्षु. कुदशनचक्षुः is one compound covering both teeth and eyes. The e-text's सुवचन्यशून्यो is read सुवचनशून्यो and विहिनो is read विहीनो.
अरिपरिभूतः सहजविहीनो मनसिविलज्जो हतबलवित्तः । अनुचितकर्मश्रमपरिखिन्नो विकृतिगुणः स्यादिति मृतियोगे
ariparibhūtaḥ sahajavihīno manasivilajjo hatabalavittaḥ | anucitakarmaśramaparikhinno vikṛtiguṇaḥ syāditi mṛtiyoge
Humbled by enemies, bereft of brothers, shameless in his mind, his strength and wealth struck down, worn out by the toil of unfitting work, perverse in his qualities — such would he be, they say, in the Mṛti yoga.
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- About this edition: सहज is the 3rd bhāva by the glossary, but here — in the yoga OF the 3rd bhāva — it is the person, the co-born brother, and is rendered so; the Hindi keeps सहज and glosses it, which holds both. मनसि विलज्जः is 'shameless in his mind', an inward want of shame, distinct from public disgrace (अवमान) at VI.58.
मातृवाहनसुहृत्सुखभूषाबन्धुभिर्विरहितः स्थितिशून्यः । स्थानमाश्रितमनेन हतं स्यात् कुस्त्रियामभिरतः कुहुयोगे
mātṛvāhanasuhṛtsukhabhūṣābandhubhirvirahitaḥ sthitiśūnyaḥ | sthānamāśritamanena hataṃ syāt kustriyāmabhirataḥ kuhuyoge
Bereft of mother, conveyance, friends, comfort, ornaments and kinsmen, and without settled standing; the place resorted to comes to ruin through this; and he is attached to a base woman — in the Kuhū yoga.
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- About this edition: Fourth of the twelve yogas enumerated at VI.57 (the lord of a bhāva ill-placed, or joined to / aspected by malefics), taken in order of the bhāvas — so this is the 4th lord's yoga. Two corruptions in the e-text: बन्धुर्भि for बन्धुभिर्, and हनं (hanaṃ), which is not a form the sentence can take — हतं 'struck down' or हानिः 'loss' is meant; either way the sense is ruin, so nothing is guessed by rendering it so. AMBIGUITY KEPT IN HINDI: anena is either 'by him' (the native — the place HE has taken up is lost, continuing sthitiśūnyaḥ) or 'by this' (the yoga ruins the bhāva its lord occupies). English must pick a subject; इसके द्वारा आश्रित स्थान does not, and holds both. The name is spelt कुहु here but कुहूः at VI.57; Kuhū is followed. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's सुखभूषबन्धुभिर् → सुखभूषाबन्धुभिर्; मनेन हनं → मनेन हतं were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads मातृवाहनसुहृत्सुखभूषाबन्धुभिर्विरहितः and हतं; this sentence names सुखभूषबन्धुभिर् and hanaṃ, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
दुःखजीव्यनृतवागविवेकी वञ्चको मृतसुतोऽप्यनपत्यः । नास्तिकोऽल्पकुजनं भजतेऽसौ घस्मरो भवति पामरयोगे
duḥkhajīvyanṛtavāgavivekī vañcako mṛtasuto'pyanapatyaḥ | nāstiko'lpakujanaṃ bhajate'sau ghasmaro bhavati pāmarayoge
He earns his living in misery, speaks untruth, is without discrimination, a cheat; his sons die — indeed he is childless; an unbeliever, he consorts with petty, base people, and he is a glutton — ⟨such⟩ he becomes in the Pāmara yoga.
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- About this edition: Fifth of the twelve (VI.57) — the 5th lord's yoga, and the 5th is the bhāva of children, which is why mṛtasuta / anapatya stands at its centre. मृतसुतो'प्यनपत्यः is not two alternatives but an intensification: his sons die, so that he is childless after all — rendered with a dash rather than 'or', which would weaken it. अल्पकुजनं is read as the compound alpa-ku-jana ('petty base folk'); it could also be split अल्पं कुजनं ('he serves base folk for little'), which the e-text cannot settle.
सुखभोगभाग्यदृढगात्रसंयुतो निहताहितो भवति पापभीरुकः प्रथितप्रधानजनवल्लभो धनद्युतिमित्रकीर्तिसुतवांश्च हर्षजः
sukhabhogabhāgyadṛḍhagātrasaṃyuto nihatāhito bhavati pāpabhīrukaḥ prathitapradhānajanavallabho dhanadyutimitrakīrtisutavāṃśca harṣajaḥ
Endowed with comfort, enjoyments, good fortune and a firm body; his enemies are struck down; he is afraid of sin, beloved of renowned and eminent people, and possessed of wealth, lustre, friends, fame and sons — ⟨such is⟩ one born of the Harṣa ⟨yoga⟩.
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- About this edition: Sixth of the twelve (VI.57) — the 6th lord's yoga, and the first favourable one in the run, because the lord of an evil bhāva falling into an evil bhāva spoils the evil. भाग्य here is 'good fortune', NOT the 9th house — contrast verse 70, where the same word is a house-name (glossary rule: note which). निहताहितः is kept at its weight ('his enemies are struck down', not 'he overcomes opposition'). The e-text's वांश्चै is वांश्च (-vān ca). ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's सुतवांश्चै → सुतवांश्च were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads धनद्युतिमित्रकीर्तिसुतवांश्च; this sentence names सुतवांश्चै, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
स्वपत्नीवियोगं परस्त्रीरतीच्छा दुरालोकमध्वानसंचारवृत्तिः । प्रमेहादिगुह्यार्तिमुर्वीशपीडां वदेद्दुष्कृतौ बन्धुधिक्कारशोकम्
svapatnīviyogaṃ parastrīratīcchā durālokamadhvānasaṃcāravṛttiḥ | pramehādiguhyārtimurvīśapīḍāṃ vadedduṣkṛtau bandhudhikkāraśokam
Separation from his own wife; craving for intercourse with other men's wives; an ill-favoured look; a livelihood of roaming the roads; affliction of the private parts, prameha ⟨urinary disease⟩ and the rest; harassment from the king; the contempt of his kinsmen, and grief — ⟨all this⟩ one should declare in the Duṣkṛta ⟨yoga⟩.
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- About this edition: Seventh of the twelve (VI.57) — the 7th lord's yoga, the bhāva of the wife, which is why the list opens with sva-patnī-viyoga and para-strī-ratīcchā. The verse is harsh and is left so: para-strī-rati-icchā is the desire for intercourse with other men's wives, not 'interest in women'. दुरालोकम् is taken as a separate accusative, 'ill to look upon'; it can also be read into the next compound as durāloka-adhvan- ('roads ill to look upon'), and the e-text's sandhi does not decide it — the Hindi keeps the word itself. वृतिः is वृत्तिः. The name stands as Duṣkṛti at VI.57 and as the locative दुष्कृतौ here, which suits either stem. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's संचारवृतिः → संचारवृत्तिः were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads दुरालोकमध्वानसंचारवृत्तिः; this sentence names संचारवृतिः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
दीर्घायुष्मान् दृढमतिरभयः श्रीमान्विद्यासुतधनसहितः । सिद्धारम्भो जितरिपुरमलो विख्याताख्यः प्रभवति सरले
dīrghāyuṣmān dṛḍhamatirabhayaḥ śrīmānvidyāsutadhanasahitaḥ | siddhārambho jitaripuramalo vikhyātākhyaḥ prabhavati sarale
Long-lived, firm of mind, free from fear, prosperous, endowed with learning, sons and wealth; his undertakings succeed; he conquers his enemies, is spotless, and his name is renowned — ⟨so⟩ he flourishes in the Sarala ⟨yoga⟩.
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- About this edition: Eighth of the twelve (VI.57) — the 8th lord's yoga. दीर्घयुष्मान् in the e-text is दीर्घायुष्मान् (a dropped mātrā; the metre wants the long ā). Long life heading the list is doctrinally right for the lord of the 8th, the bhāva of longevity, spoiling its own evil. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's दीर्घयुष्मान् → दीर्घायुष्मान् were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads दीर्घायुष्मान्; this sentence names दीर्घयुष्मान्, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
पित्रार्जितक्षेत्रगृहादिनाशकृत् साधून् गुरून्निन्दति धर्मवर्जितः । प्रत्नातिजीर्णाम्बरधृच्च दुर्गतो निर्भाग्ययोगे बहुदुःखभाजनम्
pitrārjitakṣetragṛhādināśakṛt sādhūn gurūnnindati dharmavarjitaḥ | pratnātijīrṇāmbaradhṛcca durgato nirbhāgyayoge bahuduḥkhabhājanam
He destroys the fields, houses and the rest earned by his father; he reviles the virtuous and his elders; devoid of dharma, wearing old and exceedingly worn-out garments, fallen on wretchedness, he is a vessel of much sorrow — in the Nirbhāgya yoga.
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- About this edition: Ninth of the twelve (VI.57) — the 9th lord's yoga, and the 9th is the bhāva of the father, of dharma and of gurus: all three are what this native destroys or reviles. PARTIAL CORRUPTION: प्रत्मातिजीर्णम्बरधृच्च is not a possible Sanskrit sequence. अतिजीर्णाम्बरधृक् ('wearing exceedingly worn-out garments') is recoverable and is rendered; the two akṣaras प्रत्मा- before it are NOT translated, because no reading of them is better than a guess (प्रत्यहम् 'daily' and सदा 'always' both fit the metre and neither is evidence). Nothing in either rendering stands for them. क्षेत्रेगृहादि is क्षेत्रगृहादि. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's क्षेत्रेगृहादि → क्षेत्रगृहादि; प्रत्मातिजीर्णम्बरधृच्च → प्रत्नातिजीर्णाम्बरधृच्च were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads प्रत्नातिजीर्णाम्बरधृच्च and पित्रार्जितक्षेत्रगृहादिनाशकृत्; this sentence names प्रत्मातिजीर्णम्बरधृच्च and क्षेत्रेगृहादि, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
शरीरप्रयासैः कृतं कर्म यत्तत् व्रजेन्निष्फलत्वं लघुत्वं जनेषु । जनद्रोहकारी स्वकुक्षिंभरिः स्यादजस्रं प्रवासी च दुर्योगजातः
śarīraprayāsaiḥ kṛtaṃ karma yattat vrajenniṣphalatvaṃ laghutvaṃ janeṣu | janadrohakārī svakukṣiṃbhariḥ syādajasraṃ pravāsī ca duryogajātaḥ
Whatever work he does by bodily effort goes to fruitlessness; he is held light among people; he does injury to people, fills only his own belly, and lives ceaselessly abroad — ⟨such is⟩ one born of the Duryoga.
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- About this edition: Tenth of the twelve (VI.57) — the 10th lord's yoga, the bhāva of action, so the result is that action itself miscarries. लघुत्वं जनेषु is literally 'lightness among people' — being held cheap; the bracketed तिरस्कार in the Hindi is supplied, the literal लघुत्व kept. स्वकुर्क्षिभरिः is स्वकुक्षिम्भरिः. Note that duryoga is here the PROPER NAME of the tenth in the list; at verse 70 the same word is used generically. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's स्वकुर्क्षिभरिः → स्वकुक्षिंभरिः; स्यात् अजस्रं → स्यादजस्रं were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads स्वकुक्षिंभरिः स्यादजस्रं; this sentence names स्वकुर्क्षिभरिः and स्यात्, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]
ऋणग्रस्त उग्रो दरिद्राग्रगण्यो भवेत्कर्णरोगी च सौभ्रात्रहीनः । अकार्यप्रवृत्तो रसाभासवादी परप्रेष्यकः स्याद्दरिद्राख्ययोगे
ṛṇagrasta ugro daridrāgragaṇyo bhavetkarṇarogī ca saubhrātrahīnaḥ | akāryapravṛtto rasābhāsavādī parapreṣyakaḥ syāddaridrākhyayoge
Beset by debt, harsh, foremost among the destitute; he suffers disease of the ear and is without the good of brotherhood; given to improper deeds, his speech a mere semblance of feeling, he would be the servant of others — in the yoga named Daridra.
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- About this edition: Eleventh of the twelve (VI.57) — the 11th lord's yoga, the bhāva of gains, hence poverty and debt; the 11th is also the bhāva of elder brothers, which is what saubhrātra-hīna answers to. रसाभासवादी borrows a term of poetics (rasābhāsa, the semblance or misapplication of sentiment): his talk carries only the appearance of feeling — incongruous, insincere. Not 'vulgar speech', which resolves the figure away. सौभात्र is सौभ्रात्र. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's सौभात्रहीनः → सौभ्रात्रहीनः were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads सौभ्रात्रहीनः; this sentence names सौभात्रहीनः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
किञ्चिद्व्ययो भूरिधनाभिवृद्धिं प्रयात्ययं सर्वजनानुकूल्यम् । सुखी स्वतन्त्रो महनीयवृत्तिर्गुणैः प्रतीतो विमलोद्भवः स्यात्
kiñcidvyayo bhūridhanābhivṛddhiṃ prayātyayaṃ sarvajanānukūlyam | sukhī svatantro mahanīyavṛttirguṇaiḥ pratīto vimalodbhavaḥ syāt
His outgoings are small; he attains an abundant increase of wealth and the goodwill of all people; happy, independent, of honourable livelihood, well-known for his virtues — such would one born of Vimala be.
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- About this edition: Twelfth and last of the enumeration at VI.57 — the 12th lord's yoga, the bhāva of expenditure, so 'little expenditure' opens the list as the direct spoiling of that bhāva's evil. व्यय is here the ordinary word 'expenditure', not the house-name (glossary: व्यय = the 12th house) — the pun is the verse's own point and survives untouched in the Hindi व्यय. गुर्णैः is गुणैः; महनीयवृत्ति is for महनीयवृत्तिः. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's वृत्ति गुर्णैः → वृत्तिर्गुणैः were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads महनीयवृत्तिर्गुणैः; this sentence names गुर्णैः, the form our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected it, and it is kept as history.]
छिद्रारिव्ययनायकाः प्रबलगाः केन्द्रत्रिकोणाश्रिताः लग्नव्योमचतुर्थभाग्यपतयः षड्रन्ध्ररिःफस्थिताः निर्वीर्या विगतप्रभा यदि तदा दुर्योग एव स्मृतस्तद्व्यस्ते सति योगवान्धनपतिर्भूपः सुखी धार्मिकः
chidrārivyayanāyakāḥ prabalagāḥ kendratrikoṇāśritāḥ lagnavyomacaturthabhāgyapatayaḥ ṣaḍrandhrariḥphasthitāḥ nirvīryā vigataprabhā yadi tadā duryoga eva smṛtastadvyaste sati yogavāndhanapatirbhūpaḥ sukhī dhārmikaḥ
When the lords of the 8th ⟨chidra⟩, the 6th ⟨ari⟩ and the 12th ⟨vyaya⟩ are powerfully placed, resorting to kendras and trikoṇas, and the lords of the lagna, the 10th ⟨vyoman⟩, the 4th and the 9th ⟨bhāgya⟩ stand in the 6th, the 8th ⟨randhra⟩ and the 12th ⟨riḥpha⟩, without strength and stripped of lustre — then it is reckoned Duryoga, an evil combination indeed. When the reverse of that obtains, ⟨the native⟩ is possessed of the yoga: a lord of wealth, a king, happy, righteous.
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- About this edition: A concluding verse, not a thirteenth member of the list — VI.57 counts twelve, so duryoga here is the generic 'evil combination', NOT the proper name it bore at verse 67; both are kept as दुर्योग and the English adds the gloss. SIX HOUSE-EPITHETS, none previously in the glossary: chidra = 8th, ari = 6th (here the house, not the enemy — glossary asks which), vyaya = 12th, vyoman ('sky') = 10th, bhāgya = 9th, randhra = 8th, riḥpha = 12th. Per glossary rule 3 the English resolves them to ordinals and the Hindi keeps the mula's own word with the ordinal supplied in brackets. Note the verse names the same three dusthānas twice by different words (chidra/randhra, vyaya/riḥpha) — that is style, not two different sets. CORRUPTION: याद is यदा, fixed by the …यदा तदा… correlative that the sentence already carries; केन्द्रन्त्रिकोणाश्रिताः is केन्द्रत्रिकोणाश्रिताः. The metre is śārdūlavikrīḍita (four pādas of 19), against the shorter four-pāda metre of 61–69. ⟨Mūla verification 2026-09: on 2026-09-16 the e-text's केन्द्रन्त्रिकोणाश्रिताः → केन्द्रत्रिकोणाश्रिताः; प्रभा याद तदा → प्रभा यदि तदा were corrected against the printings we hold (Sastri 1937, Kapoor, Pathak 2002); the sentences before this one describe the text as it stood, and the revisions row on this verse has the why.⟩ [2026-09-23: the mūla now reads केन्द्रत्रिकोणाश्रिताः and यदि; this sentence names केन्द्रन्त्रिकोणाश्रिताः and याद, the forms our text carried before the mūla-verification pass of 2026-09-16 corrected them, and they are kept as history.]