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Sarvārtha Cintāmaṇi
सर्वार्थचिन्तामणि
Veṅkaṭeśa (Veṅkaṭeśvara) Śarmā · Conventionally placed 13th century CE — thinly evidenced · jataka
On the dating: The 13th-century placement is conventional; academic corroboration is thin, and we report it as such.
What this text is
A detailed house-centric treatise, prized for its house-lord and yoga chapters.
House-by-house results, house lords in houses, yogas, longevity and lifespan, transmitted with a Hindi-gloss commentary tradition in the printed editions.
Its role in this app
Corroborating lineage for the house-lord matrix and yogas — its Kemadruma statement carries the base clause "held by many", evidence the absence-only popular form is old while still attaching the conditions the market drops. Quotable through the 1929 public-domain edition.
Editions our research holds
1929-edition-dli
1929 bhāṣā-ṭīkā edition (DLI) — safely public domain.
public domain · scan quality: usable
mahidhar-sharma
Mahidhar Sharma ṭīkā, Khemraj lineage, 2010 reprint.
copyright status unclear — treated as in-copyright · scan quality: usable
jn-bhasin-english
J.N. Bhasin English translation, PDF only.
in copyright — read for verification only, never republished
Readings on this site cite texts at chapter level, with verse numbers only where our research verified the passage in a named edition. How conflicts between texts are resolved is documented on the conventions page.