Laghu Pārāśarī लघुपाराशरी

Author: a follower of Parāśara पराशर-अनुयायी

Also called Ududaya-pradīpa — 42 ślokas in five adhyāyas on the Vimśottarī daśā and the functional nature of the lords. The platform’s daśā-nature engine follows it closely.

Edition read: O. P. Verma, English commentary (Ranjan Publications; archive.org: LaghuParashariOPVerma)

Verses the engine cites (10)

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  1. śl. 3 to verify

    dedication to the Vimśottarī daśā

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  2. śl. 5 to verify

    the graha aspects (dṛṣṭi)

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  3. śl. 6a to verify

    the trikoṇa lords are benefic

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  4. śl. 6b to verify

    the triṣaḍāya lords are malefic

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  5. śl. 7 to verify

    the kendrādhipati doṣa

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  6. śl. 8 to verify

    the 2nd and 12th lords take a borrowed nature

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  7. śl. 9 to verify

    the 8th lord is blemished

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  8. śl. 10–11 to verify

    the māraka houses and the graded doṣa

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  9. śl. 12 to verify

    the yogakāraka

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  10. śl. 15–20 to verify

    the rāja-yoga combinations

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